Do you want to share which "stock listed" company is involved in the development of that good stuff?
But well, let me run my team through Factiva, Bloomberg, WSJ, FT, Nikkei & Co....
Chinese corona vaccine approved
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Do you want to share which "stock listed" company is involved in the development of that good stuff?
But well, let me run my team through Factiva, Bloomberg, WSJ, FT, Nikkei & Co....
We all agree on the credibility issue of the CCP. Yet, I missed the stock rally in the company developing the vaccine together with their military.
Usually, on missed opportunities like these, my curses go like this:
My supply chain days are over for sure, there's few areas that are tougher to do well and yet completely underappreciated and underpaid than that one. Plus the whole military industrial complex sickens me. Most of the crying you hear about this whole alleged insidious breakdown of our military manufacturing capability comes from defense contractors who are sucking at the government teat and get pissed when they have any competition at all that forces them to provide market prices instead of the grossly inflated crap they're usually allowed to sell.Perhaps he needs experts like you who are experienced in establishing supply chain infrastructure to be his advisers to help him?As this has nothing to do with capitalism or free market; this has to do with survival. Not everything can be resolved or governed by capitalism or laissez-faire free market.
I'm gonna save that last sentence and use it against you one day, you know that don't you
I couldn't agree more.
This is the miracle Japanese drug that apparently the Chinese used to treat coronavirus that is quite effective.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/18/cor...-could-be-effective-in-treating-pandemic.html
But this is the drug that's better than Tamiflu that can actually stop the flu in just ONE day, not three days as I originally thought.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucel...ay-stop-the-flu-in-just-one-day/#51ddf9472b34
Japan is just very good in producing flu drugs.
Do you want to share which "stock listed" company is involved in the development of that good stuff?
But well, let me run my team through Factiva, Bloomberg, WSJ, FT, Nikkei & Co....
This is the miracle Japanese drug that apparently the Chinese used to treat coronavirus that is quite effective.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/18/cor...-could-be-effective-in-treating-pandemic.html
But this is the drug that's better than Tamiflu that can actually stop the flu in just ONE day, not three days as I originally thought.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucel...ay-stop-the-flu-in-just-one-day/#51ddf9472b34
Japan is just very good in producing flu drugs.
Don't worry, vaccine is coming, real vaccine that is.
As you've notice...the U.S. is at the top of the list of giving mix messages by its leaders, young folks going to crowded bars, parties and event gatherings. There's also an issue of social disparities in which the front line workers tend to be lower income, ethnic minorities, over-crowded communities and occupations / businesses that have direct contact with these groups of individuals.
Yet, the parties and event gatherings are very problematic across all social classes. I knew it was going to be a big problem when governments listed liquor stores / employees as "essential workers".
That told me the mindset the first few days of the Pandemic. Maybe they didn't want another Prohibition Days type of reaction...high price on society from bootleg (sarcasm).
The above is reflected in the statistics about Coronavirus infections / deaths...to see the numbers behind the as you stated...Covid-19 is getting out of hand.
Below stats as of June 29th 2020
Source @ https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
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Because Chinese and CCP are two different thingsYes but interestingly, China is one of the first 20 countries that EU has re-opened its borders to. I guess China's market is still worth more than human lives of EU citizens.
This is what I find ambiguous about the West's attitudes towards China. No matter how cautious and wary we are of China, how much we denounce its action, its policy, China is bad, China is not to be trusted..., we always want their market, we never have any problem of getting their money. Makes you think if you can never trust anything that comes out of China, how is it that we trust them enough to do business with them, to trust them with our money, to trust them enough to use their products? If you check everything that you have in your house, more than 50% are Made in China. How do you know they haven't installed trackers or surveillance chips in that pen that you just bought from the dollar store?
