| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 22:47 - Apr 1 with 2689 views | Highjack |
My money is on the politicians. |  |
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| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 22:55 - Apr 1 with 2666 views | Thebus |
The sooner they close down the wag the better.
Complete bunch of idiots. |  | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 23:09 - Apr 1 with 2654 views | raynor94 |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 22:47 - Apr 1 by Highjack |
My money is on the politicians. |
I concur |  |
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| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 23:47 - Apr 1 with 2619 views | swan65split |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 22:47 - Apr 1 by Highjack |
My money is on the politicians. |
I conker  |  | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 23:51 - Apr 1 with 2607 views | Garyjack |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 22:55 - Apr 1 by Thebus |
The sooner they close down the wag the better.
Complete bunch of idiots. |
There is hope for you yet!  |  | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 00:05 - Apr 2 with 2593 views | blaenaugwentjack |
Whitehall outbid WAG for the testing kits, totally shocking. | | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 00:34 - Apr 2 with 2569 views | controversial_jack |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 22:55 - Apr 1 by Thebus |
The sooner they close down the wag the better.
Complete bunch of idiots. |
It's throughout the NHS not just Wales | | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 04:11 - Apr 2 with 2524 views | Glyn1 |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 22:47 - Apr 1 by Highjack |
My money is on the politicians. |
As opposed to the scumbag corporate leeches?
It's sort of related, but one of the governors of a US state was asked yesterday why they didn't have enough testing kits. He responded that it's currently like buying something in an auction on eBay with the 50 US States bidding against each other, driving the price ever up that the pharmaceutical companies can charge. That's no way to run a health service.
You go to the US and you constantly see expensively shot TV ads for some medicine or other, encouraging desperate people to force their doctors to buy it - on the basis of a 30 second advert, which is absolutely crazy.
No doubt many of the adverts were made by Roche - please explain why you instinctively trust them? At least politicians have to go on the record to try and explain themselves, whereas the directors of a multi-national company like Roche can ignore the public as much as they want, or leave that to their PR firms. You'll have noticed that the politicians were all named, but Roche responded through a spokeswoman (not even a director of the company) who was unnamed.
But there was plenty of wriggle room in the Roche spokeswoman's reply: "a contract or agreement directly with Wales to supply testing". What the hell does that mean? [Post edited 2 Apr 2020 4:55]
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| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 07:13 - Apr 2 with 2443 views | Captain_Sham |
If only there was a 90 page thread on the subject. |  |
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| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 07:30 - Apr 2 with 2430 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 04:11 - Apr 2 by Glyn1 |
As opposed to the scumbag corporate leeches?
It's sort of related, but one of the governors of a US state was asked yesterday why they didn't have enough testing kits. He responded that it's currently like buying something in an auction on eBay with the 50 US States bidding against each other, driving the price ever up that the pharmaceutical companies can charge. That's no way to run a health service.
You go to the US and you constantly see expensively shot TV ads for some medicine or other, encouraging desperate people to force their doctors to buy it - on the basis of a 30 second advert, which is absolutely crazy.
No doubt many of the adverts were made by Roche - please explain why you instinctively trust them? At least politicians have to go on the record to try and explain themselves, whereas the directors of a multi-national company like Roche can ignore the public as much as they want, or leave that to their PR firms. You'll have noticed that the politicians were all named, but Roche responded through a spokeswoman (not even a director of the company) who was unnamed.
But there was plenty of wriggle room in the Roche spokeswoman's reply: "a contract or agreement directly with Wales to supply testing". What the hell does that mean? [Post edited 2 Apr 2020 4:55]
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In the words of Frank Drebin - “The cows are coming home to roost“.
It’s a great example of why healthcare should not be left at the “mercy” of the privateers and the open market. Not much “competition for greater value for money” going on here . |  |
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| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 08:23 - Apr 2 with 2383 views | theloneranger |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 04:11 - Apr 2 by Glyn1 |
As opposed to the scumbag corporate leeches?
It's sort of related, but one of the governors of a US state was asked yesterday why they didn't have enough testing kits. He responded that it's currently like buying something in an auction on eBay with the 50 US States bidding against each other, driving the price ever up that the pharmaceutical companies can charge. That's no way to run a health service.
You go to the US and you constantly see expensively shot TV ads for some medicine or other, encouraging desperate people to force their doctors to buy it - on the basis of a 30 second advert, which is absolutely crazy.
No doubt many of the adverts were made by Roche - please explain why you instinctively trust them? At least politicians have to go on the record to try and explain themselves, whereas the directors of a multi-national company like Roche can ignore the public as much as they want, or leave that to their PR firms. You'll have noticed that the politicians were all named, but Roche responded through a spokeswoman (not even a director of the company) who was unnamed.
But there was plenty of wriggle room in the Roche spokeswoman's reply: "a contract or agreement directly with Wales to supply testing". What the hell does that mean? [Post edited 2 Apr 2020 4:55]
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The governor of New York Andrew Cuomo was saying exactly the same at the weekend about ventilators - with the 50 states chasing the same item, the price of a ventilator had risen from $25000 each to $45000 each in just a couple of days. |  |
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| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 08:47 - Apr 2 with 2353 views | Whiterockin |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 04:11 - Apr 2 by Glyn1 |
As opposed to the scumbag corporate leeches?
It's sort of related, but one of the governors of a US state was asked yesterday why they didn't have enough testing kits. He responded that it's currently like buying something in an auction on eBay with the 50 US States bidding against each other, driving the price ever up that the pharmaceutical companies can charge. That's no way to run a health service.
You go to the US and you constantly see expensively shot TV ads for some medicine or other, encouraging desperate people to force their doctors to buy it - on the basis of a 30 second advert, which is absolutely crazy.
No doubt many of the adverts were made by Roche - please explain why you instinctively trust them? At least politicians have to go on the record to try and explain themselves, whereas the directors of a multi-national company like Roche can ignore the public as much as they want, or leave that to their PR firms. You'll have noticed that the politicians were all named, but Roche responded through a spokeswoman (not even a director of the company) who was unnamed.
But there was plenty of wriggle room in the Roche spokeswoman's reply: "a contract or agreement directly with Wales to supply testing". What the hell does that mean? [Post edited 2 Apr 2020 4:55]
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"You go to the US and you constantly see expensively shot TV ads for some medicine or other, encouraging desperate people to force their doctors to buy it - on the basis of a 30 second advert, which is absolutely crazy".
Pretty much the same as medical reps here entertaining the health profession to sway them to buy their products. |  | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 09:13 - Apr 2 with 2337 views | chad |
Soon can be cleared up WAG can show a copy of the contract or formal agreement.
If only at discussion stage then that is not a deal |  | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 09:27 - Apr 2 with 2328 views | johnlangy |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 09:13 - Apr 2 by chad |
Soon can be cleared up WAG can show a copy of the contract or formal agreement.
If only at discussion stage then that is not a deal |
They said the deal was signed. | | | |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 09:54 - Apr 2 with 2298 views | Dr_Winston |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 09:27 - Apr 2 by johnlangy |
They said the deal was signed. |
Easy enough for them to provide evidence of that then. |  |
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| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 10:20 - Apr 2 with 2268 views | raynor94 |
| Collapse of Coronavirus testing deal - who's lying?? on 09:27 - Apr 2 by johnlangy |
They said the deal was signed. |
Let them put up then, and clear this mess up | |
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