6 hours ago, Destiny1990 said:

Same as these high speed trains they talked it for 7 years with nothing to show for now.

Now you know why, at that time, they were described as "fantastic" ...

4 hours ago, UTH001 said:

What will Australia do with 90 million doses of Pfizer??? The population is 26 Mio people...

Immunize the kangaroos of course!

4 hours ago, shdmn said:

The negativity just keeps getting worse around here.  Not sure what is wrong with these people.

Could be a worsening pandemic and still not enough vaccines with no end in sight. 

3 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

 

Delicious.

 

Love the negative post about others being negative.

 

Well done Sir.

 

 

 

 

I rest my case, thanks for proving me right

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12 hours ago, Hayduke said:

 

Nearly every day we hear about the astounding number of vaccines the government claims to have ordered, purchased, secured, contracted for, committed to….etc etc. If you believe the government, you'd think the country would be awash in vaccines by now.

 

 

 

 

And awash it certainly isn't.

23 hours ago, tonray said:

2 does each + factoring in spoilage and waste....also third dose may be warranted as booster

Seems to me more like hoarding. Australia has already used up 16 Mio doses of vaccines (enough for 8 Mio Australians), and Pfizer is surely not the only product they are using. I find it morally despicable that some First World countries stockpile vaccines.

1 minute ago, UTH001 said:

Seems to me more like hoarding. Australia has already used up 16 Mio doses of vaccines (enough for 8 Mio Australians), and Pfizer is surely not the only product they are using. I find it morally despicable that some First World countries stockpile vaccines.

You indeed may be correct as Vaccines have become the new 'currency of influence' much like food aid has (and still is) been.