GarryB wrote:Send a batch vaccines to the UK.... marked Novachok...
Please let the novichok vaccine happen!!
GarryB wrote:Send a batch vaccines to the UK.... marked Novachok...
miketheterrible wrote:Word has It the Philippines will get donations of it from Russia based upon request.
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PhSt wrote:miketheterrible wrote:Word has It the Philippines will get donations of it from Russia based upon request.
Yes, but the US Empire affiliated local media has already launched a smear campaign against the Russian vaccine and is quick to release a video showing people expressing doubts over the effectiveness of Russia's vaccine and claiming that they do not want to be "Guinea Pigs". This demonstrates the hidden hand of the US when it comes to dictating the narratives being promoted by local news channels in 3rd world countries.
the title of the video translates to "I do not want to be a Guinea Pig", I'm pretty sure this wont be the title if it was a Yanqui developed vaccine
owais.usmani wrote:https://www.facebook.com/alferdezok/posts/2828263677396990
Argentine President Alberto Fernandez sent a letter of congratulations to the President of Russia Vladimir Putin on development of COVID-19 vaccine.
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GarryB wrote:You would think with the number of dead in the west due to this virus they would be pleased at the news that a vaccine is entering third stage clinical trials....
calripson wrote:Russia could have conducted stage III trials with 1,000 subjects published in every scientific journal and the U.S. would still never purchase the vaccine for two reasons: A) Money and B) It doesn't fit with the supremacist ideology - Russia is just a gas station with (somehow inexplicably) nuclear weapons. Not to mention the media, the Democrats, and George Soros are quite happy to have people locked up and economy worn down until the election in November. Post Biden-Kamala the restrictions will soon be lifted and the media spin will turn on a dime.
calripson wrote:Russia could have conducted stage III trials with 1,000 subjects published in every scientific journal and the U.S. would still never purchase the vaccine for two reasons: A) Money and B) It doesn't fit with the supremacist ideology - Russia is just a gas station with (somehow inexplicably) nuclear weapons. Not to mention the media, the Democrats, and George Soros are quite happy to have people locked up and economy worn down until the election in November. Post Biden-Kamala the restrictions will soon be lifted and the media spin will turn on a dime.
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GarryB wrote:https://www.rt.com/russia/499876-the-lancet-russian-sputnik-vaccine-effectiveness/
It seems professional health journals in the UK are not as closed minded as their politicians....
https://www.rt.com/russia/499949-covid19-vaccine-effective-vaccination-new-year/
GarryB wrote:https://www.rt.com/russia/499876-the-lancet-russian-sputnik-vaccine-effectiveness/
It seems professional health journals in the UK are not as closed minded as their politicians....
https://www.rt.com/russia/499949-covid19-vaccine-effective-vaccination-new-year/
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calripson wrote:I have no doubt the Russian vaccine is safe and effective having first hand experience with Russia biological science. They need to maximize the commercial value of this achievement and plow the billions they can make on foreign sales into wages for researchers, scientists, academics, and grad students in this field. Compensation needs to be structured to induce talents people to remain in Russia as well as advanced technologies. The tendency among new ventures developed in Russia is to immediately look to sell to a foreign company and/or to transfer intellectual property to offshore entities.
There is a difference between being closed-minded and asking fair questions.
Etc Russia declaring the vaccine fit for use without conducting stage 3 mass testing which takes months.
Does make it fair for people to ask "but is it really safe?"
My point is Russia skipping a required part of the testing process, to rush the vaccine out without the proper data to show or supports its safety or effectiveness makes it a fair and valid criticism for people to ask "Well is it safe? what what could happen".
It would be one thing if the Russians had such data to show and support it but they do not, so people acting like "How dare people question Russia's vaccine" is ignorant on their part.
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