Human centipede style with Xi you reckon?
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one for the team
I'd probably prefer that then scomo beating his chest like xenophobia warrior princess
Well list the positives
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The fact is IFocus, the whole article could be BS, it would be pretty unprofessional and unethical for the head of Pfizer to circumvent due process, on the back of a call from an ex P.M of an insignificant country in the South Pacific.
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Tell that to a 60 year old brickie, who has to do another 7 years to pension age. ?
I don't think he will be sympathetic to you plea, i'm sure he doesn't think about car park rorts, airport rorts, sports rorts, the brickie just thinks my back is killing me and that ba$tard gave me two more years. ?
60 year old brickie was smart he wouldnt be eligible for a pension like me
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That is exactly why labor has been losing, most workers aren't like you on $250k and don't live in the inner city.
But hey you keep ramping, unless they come up with policies that help 'normal' workers, you fifo bogans and the inner city elites won't get them over the line.
Aint on 250 and live semi rural but hey keep ramping me up I love it.That is exactly why labor has been losing, most workers aren't like you on $250k and don't live in the inner city.
But hey you keep ramping, unless they come up with policies that help 'normal' workers, you fifo bogans and the inner city elites won't get them over the line.
Normal workers these days can make good money if they want to live half their life in dongars
Anyway get on topic you flog
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Always nice to see at least one of our PM's on the job, anyone know where the current one is?
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How is the vaccines going any way?
Apparently we are at the front of the que.
Apparently we are at the front of the que.
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What, after his famous quote, "you have to watch the Chinese, or they will rat fluck you", or the other classic of abusing an RAAF flight attendant, because she didn't have his fairy bread sandwich, on the plane.
Oh yes, just the man to sort the problem out, he couldn't even sort his own parties feud, let alone Australia's. ?
Look at the Labor legends that walked after the Rudd/Gillard fiasco, Ferguson, Crean to name a couple.
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Yes, probably trying to find a meth lab in Sydney, that can knock up doses of mRNA.?
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And 90% of the population, still aren't putting their hand up for it, maybe marshal law would suit some? It would be exactly what the media are waiting for, then it would be instead of the Government not getting people vaccinated, to Government forces people to get vaccinated.
I wonder if everyone would then be cheering the Government? I bet China has nearly vaccinated everyone, so you want a leaf out of their book? There it isn't a case of oh I don't like this vaccine, to you will have what you are given, or else.
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It really does not matter about how many hands are put up as we simply do not have an adequate vaccine supply at the moment. I know @basilio is pumping AZ for all and sundry (note ATAGI advice yesterday remains for over 60s), but several of my under 40 year old relatives have been told they are in the queue for a first dose in October. I expect the Pfizer advance could bring that date forward.
Our vaccination rate remains third world:
If I could travel to the third world for an inactivated vaccine I probably would.
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Another example of opening up too soon. Unless herd immunity has been reached, vaccinations can't be relied on alone.
www.bbc.com
Covid-19: Dutch PM Rutte 'sorry for easing restrictions too soon'
Covid-19: Dutch PM Rutte 'sorry for easing restrictions too soon'
Infection levels surged to their highest this year after most curbs were lifted three weeks ago.
www.bbc.com
Whoa that autocorrect was on point
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Just a reminder of the cluster ...
“We could have had 40 million doses by the start of January and the same coverage rates of adults as seen in US, UK and Israel.”
www.michaelwest.com.au
Government’s “appalling” error, rejects offer of 40 million Pfizer doses in July 2020
“We could have had 40 million doses by the start of January and the same coverage rates of adults as seen in US, UK and Israel.”
Government's “appalling” error, rejects offer of 40 million Pfizer doses in July 2020 - Michael West
Australia was given options for as many Pfizer doses as needed to be delivered in January, yet government officials turned down the offer
www.michaelwest.com.au
