7 hours ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Im going to see if its  Pfizer   or not, not Pfizer then I will avoid it and pay privately later when its  available. Registration is easy enough apart from the non alphabetical  list of countries when it comes to UK and Merica etc and inability to load files separately...........guess they got their  best web designer  onto building the site.

Entering ones date DoB could have been easier, instead of having to click back through the years, it almost numbed my finger.

On 7/31/2021 at 7:24 AM, ukrules said:

The penny has finally dropped....

But did tupence fall out of the returns tray?

6 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

Oh, no he didn't.

 

 

Oh, yes he did. Look out behind you.

20 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Thailand that boasts it's the hub of everything, but when in the mire it's a poor developing country....

What is it that Thailand is developing? In thirty plus years the only developments I have seen are more monster hotels and condo's, plus some shopping malls. As to the majority of the people, they are as poor as they have ever been.

31 minutes ago, vandeventer said:

It would be a shame if we had to mix them with Sinovac, the vaccine that never runs out.

How can it possibly run out, when it has no legs?????

 Who's turn for the braincell today Mr Anutin? It certainly wasn't yours.

If ink were brains, none of them could make one of these .

3 hours ago, Thailand said:

Let them eat cake!

Only if its topped with icing and pretty coloured fruits.????

I am laughing, but this is no laughing matter.

If whit were, you know what, these people would be constipated.

3 hours ago, theoldgit said:

 

Petitions Committee

Commons Select Committee

The Petitions Committee considers e-petitions submitted on Parliament’s petitions website and public (paper) petitions presented to the House of Commons, engaging the public directly with the work of the House.

So I was incorrect with the select committee. My apologise for that.

9 minutes ago, theoldgit said:

 

I said they can be debated in Parliament, I never mentioned the House of Commons.

Select Committees in both houses are part of Parliament, they can demand evidence from and make recommendations to the Government, the Goverment must respond.

I didn't contradict your statement, I only pointed out a fact.

I might also point out that a 'Select Committee', has nothing to do with petitions.

21 hours ago, theoldgit said:

A slight correction, if the petition gains 10,000 signatures, then the Government will respond, if it reaches 100,000 signatures then a committee considers if it’s going to be debated in Parliament, most actually don’t get to debate.

Petitions never get debated in the house of commons.  They are normally debated in another chamber within the parliament building by those who wish to attend. The outcome is never been put to parliament.

The chief of the Tourism Authority of Thailand Yutthasak Suphasorn has noted that the pandemic is out of control in Thailand and vaccination is still low, reported Sanook in a brief report. 

Well, N.S.S! However did you manage to come to that conclusion. I bet you have a terrible headache now?

A very much needed clarification of the Moderna doses availability. Will the doses which were supposed to be delivered for October this year, and in many cases have been paid for up front, still be available? Or are we now expected to wait until sometime next year, with all the problems and dangers that will cause? 

50 minutes ago, MrJ2U said:

No, its the Sinovac that doesn't work.

 

mRNA vaccines are very effective against the Delta variant.

 

Moderna will only be available to the private hospitals and smart people who paid in advance.

I really hope you are correct but, as these people change their minds more often than the weather changes in the UK, I'm not holding my breath.

I would like to believe this BUT, all pigs fed and ready to fly.

Had a I put a pound on all the crazy ideas and lies this government have put out over the past 7 years, I would now be  a multi millionaire.

4 hours ago, Dogmatix said:

Glad to hear they did not get sick.  But could be a different story with delta which is more contagious and strikes faster and harder. 

That is the present info we are being fed. Where is the proof? Puddings, I see no puddings.

5 hours ago, wensiensheng said:

If true, I wonder why they aren’t vaccinating more people everyday? 10m AZ plus 10 mil sinovac, equals 20 mil in total per month, which is roughly 600k or so a day.

 

It would suggest that there is another bottleneck.

Would that be Chang or Hong Thong?

36 minutes ago, Tracyb said:

I have a simple, three step plan to bring the country back to prosperity.

 

If the population was vaccinated there would be no need for a lockdown.

 

Step one:   Buy vaccines for everyone.

Step two:    Inject vaccines into everyone

Step three:  Sit back and watch the economy improve

A simple solution to be sure BUT, where do they get the money to buy the vaccines? It has all been spent on military hardware and shipped to off shore accounts.

59 minutes ago, malibukid said:

this is exactly why you need a cat

We have one of each, just to be sure????

40 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:

AFAIK there is only one country that managed to effectively control the spread of the Virus . That is China . And how did they manage this ? Remember ? Strict lockdown for whole regions . And testing .

But Thai government helped to spread the virus by allowing people to move to their home provinces from Bkk for Songkran etc .

Instead of being hard and imposing tough measures when it was time for that , they did too little . And no foresight of what probably will happen , at all . 

The mess they ( and us ) are in now could have been avoided by more intelligent measures when it was time for that .

Foresight and intelligence!!?? There is a very serious lack of both. There always has been and I don't see it changing anytime soon. The ฿ beats any other consideration and always will.

Another Ponzi scheme. They never give up trying to empty foreigners bank accounts.