Nil

[crimsondue]

Nil

 

[laksaboy]

Choosing the least bad one? Just an excuse for their fuckup.

To paraphrase the Indiana Jones movie: you have chosen... poorly.

 

[Leongsam]

I hate the phrase "going forward" how else can time flow???

Morons.

 

[Maxico]

When you failed the next best thing to do .... spin

 

[red amoeba]

Once again blank chèque Wong at his best.

 

[face the facts]

I hate the phrase "going forward" how else can time flow???

Morons.

at corporate meetings, all the jiak liao bees HOD like to use these words,

the foot soldiers all just grin and bear with it, going forward

 

[laksaboy]

at corporate meetings, all the jiak liao bees HOD like to use these words,

the foot soldiers all just grin and bear with it, going forward

This SAF-style idiocy has infected the government.

 

[dredd]

Like they say, those who can do, those who can't, give excuses.

I have so many suggestions that is possible within the Sg systems and capabilities. The local development of vaccine is one. Will not share many more. Don't want PAP to take credit and spoil the show. Their incompetence hopefully gets translated next GE.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...-it-is-a-matter-of-choosing-the-least-bad-one

So if you have so many brilliant suggestions, than go direct to the MTF and suggest lah. No need to come here and KPKB like the loser you are. Don't worry... no one will want to take credit for your bird-brained suggestions. In fact, they'll want to stay far from a looney like you. You think your "brilliant" idea of coming out with a local vaccine is so groundbreaking? Nobody thought of it? Everyone stupid and you're so smart?

 

[Poseidon]

 

[knowwhatyouwantinlife]

The corresponding writer's headline is already a misnomer...only siths speak in absolutes

 

[crimsondue]

Nil

 

[dredd]

You just proved my point did you not?

Isn't Pfizer and Moderna on trial too?

Pfizer on trial? What farking rock did you crawl out from under?

Pfizer becomes first Covid vaccine to gain full FDA approval​

By Bernd Debusmann Jr
BBC News, Washington

Published23 August
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Pfizer's two-dose Covid-19 vaccine has received full approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) - the first jab to be licensed in the nation.
The vaccine had initially been given emergency use authorisation. Its two jabs, three weeks apart, are now fully approved for those aged 16 and older.
The approval is expected to set off more vaccine mandates by employers and organisations across the country.
It comes amid lingering vaccine hesitancy among many Americans.
In a statement, the FDA said its review for approval included data from approximately 44,000 people. The vaccine, which will now be marketed as Comirnaty, was found to be 91% effective in preventing Covid disease.
Acting FDA commissioner Janet Woodcock said that the public "can be very confident" the vaccine meets high safety, effectiveness and manufacturing quality standards.

It still has emergency use authorisation for children aged 12 to 15.
Following the announcement, the US military said they would officially require all 1.3m active duty US troops to get vaccinated.
The jabs are being provided at no cost to Americans.

The FDA initially gave Pfizer temporary authorisation - a clearance given if the agency determines the benefits of a product outweigh potential risks during a public health emergency.
This full approval is essentially permanent. The licensing process requires companies to provide the FDA with information on how and where the product is made, as well as other clinical testing data.
Critics had been calling on the FDA to speed up this approval process as the nation struggled with dropping vaccination rates earlier this year. The spread of the contagious Delta variant has already given some hard-hit regions a bump in vaccination rates in recent weeks.

While the agency took steps to increase staff and resources, it had previously said it would take six months to get the required data.
The approval ultimately came less than four months after Pfizer-BioNTech filed for licensing in early May - the fastest vaccine approval in the FDA's more than 100 year history.
Polling data released at the end of June by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that about 30% of unvaccinated American results said they would be more likely to get a vaccine if it received full FDA approval. The number rises to nearly 50% among Americans taking a "wait and see" approach to vaccines.
In a televised address on Monday, President Biden spoke directly to the "millions" of Americans he said were waiting for full and final FDA approval.
"The moment you've been waiting for is here," he said. "It's time for you to go get your vaccination. Get it today."

Additionally, Mr Biden called on private sector companies and nonprofits to require employees to get vaccinated or "face strict requirements".
Companies, healthcare systems, universities and other organisations are now expected to announce vaccine requirements as the country embarks on a return to normalcy.
To date, more than 92 million vaccinated Americans - more than half of the total - have received the Pfizer vaccine.

 

[Leongsam]

Pfizer on trial? What farking rock did you crawl out from under?

Pfizer becomes first Covid vaccine to gain full FDA approval​

By Bernd Debusmann Jr
BBC News, Washington

Published23 August
Share
Related Topics

• Coronavirus pandemic

IMAGE SOURCEGETTY IMAGES
Pfizer's two-dose Covid-19 vaccine has received full approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) - the first jab to be licensed in the nation.
The vaccine had initially been given emergency use authorisation. Its two jabs, three weeks apart, are now fully approved for those aged 16 and older.
The approval is expected to set off more vaccine mandates by employers and organisations across the country.
It comes amid lingering vaccine hesitancy among many Americans.
In a statement, the FDA said its review for approval included data from approximately 44,000 people. The vaccine, which will now be marketed as Comirnaty, was found to be 91% effective in preventing Covid disease.
Acting FDA commissioner Janet Woodcock said that the public "can be very confident" the vaccine meets high safety, effectiveness and manufacturing quality standards.

It still has emergency use authorisation for children aged 12 to 15.
Following the announcement, the US military said they would officially require all 1.3m active duty US troops to get vaccinated.
The jabs are being provided at no cost to Americans.

The FDA initially gave Pfizer temporary authorisation - a clearance given if the agency determines the benefits of a product outweigh potential risks during a public health emergency.
This full approval is essentially permanent. The licensing process requires companies to provide the FDA with information on how and where the product is made, as well as other clinical testing data.
Critics had been calling on the FDA to speed up this approval process as the nation struggled with dropping vaccination rates earlier this year. The spread of the contagious Delta variant has already given some hard-hit regions a bump in vaccination rates in recent weeks.

While the agency took steps to increase staff and resources, it had previously said it would take six months to get the required data.
The approval ultimately came less than four months after Pfizer-BioNTech filed for licensing in early May - the fastest vaccine approval in the FDA's more than 100 year history.
Polling data released at the end of June by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that about 30% of unvaccinated American results said they would be more likely to get a vaccine if it received full FDA approval. The number rises to nearly 50% among Americans taking a "wait and see" approach to vaccines.
In a televised address on Monday, President Biden spoke directly to the "millions" of Americans he said were waiting for full and final FDA approval.
"The moment you've been waiting for is here," he said. "It's time for you to go get your vaccination. Get it today."

Additionally, Mr Biden called on private sector companies and nonprofits to require employees to get vaccinated or "face strict requirements".
Companies, healthcare systems, universities and other organisations are now expected to announce vaccine requirements as the country embarks on a return to normalcy.
To date, more than 92 million vaccinated Americans - more than half of the total - have received the Pfizer vaccine.

Was this approval actually earned or was it purchased?

 

[dredd]

Was this approval actually earned or was it purchased?

If you think it's "purchased" than it is. If you think it was actually approved, than you are right as well.

 

[crimsondue]

Nil

 

[rushifa666]

French revokution is never not a good way forward

 

[mojito]

I suppose the solution is to walk backwards.

 

[myfoot123]

""the Government, too, should deliver on that promise, as nothing unanticipated has occurred. So, let's choose the least bad option, and start opening up.""

Is the above suggestion similar to how they sold Singapore to CECA? Choose the least bad option.

 

[borom]

Pay them million dollar salaries and what you have is policy flipflop every few days and quoting WHO or other countries to justify their announcements.
Not only are they incompetent, many times they are incomprehensible to even the highly educated-not to talk about these peasants

 

[mojito]

""the Government, too, should deliver on that promise, as nothing unanticipated has occurred. So, let's choose the least bad option, and start opening up.""

Is the above suggestion similar to how they sold Singapore to CECA? Choose the least bad option.

You prefer be fuck by CCP or FBI?