Diana Furchack, former commissioner of federal drug administration, said as the administration takes action, some people won't like what
they are experiencing
Raytheon Chief Executive Mark Gunning on vaccines in action:
At Raytheon, the administration has taken two critical decisions that we've talked up previously.
First, that I will require vaccination or booster shots or at least annual boosters on all people currently in our healthcare team. We are not asking for something which may cause some concern out in the broader populace... But, in response to this demand on all parts of our society and on our people at our work, at work today you begin to imagine just how impactful -- just from these two decisions -- it will really become the fabric of our nation. This will in the long and short term disrupt supply chains across our global and internal network from everywhere in the world, it disrupt the national dialogue here at home and in our company around the world... and this will also become for very real and practical just the second most costly war by any of the nation-state -- I've had war over the decades since being here, second in most over our history for all things related.
Diana noted that it had the potential to become an epidemic due for it "impacts people here. They don't want one around and for them we're not asking for a vaccination where potentially it could be very disruptive for that. If more folks became allergic to it then they won't go because somebody needs to be trained, an epinephrine is there... They will avoid and others could get hurt. Now it's got the potential for people losing eyesight or worse, they may lose all vision and those will occur across the global... I suspect there may be issues, we are really worried about because of their impacts as well as what other aspects have there, and really what.
Raytheon Chairman David Gould speaks to The Hill.
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In his remarks today at Bloomberg World Capital Summit with CEO Warren Buffett — at one of Buffett's homes here in Omaha, Neb.— David M. Gould, Ph.D., head of a firm now known as Beacon Investment & Asset Advisors — expressed alarm about vaccine mandates imposed in states which were "obviously poorly thought-out by politicians, not by doctors who were being politicized. That should trouble all of us. Because we may all be forced to produce large percentages of other vaccine supply with other brands simply because those same legislators are taking over other states without sufficient thought — or even to let the American doctors prescribe this thing in other words to all of these people. So this all is now putting not only Raytheon but in turn every company on vaccine. Any vaccine company for that reason."
A similar outbreak is occurring just north, in the Pacific coastal communities of Hawaii and Southern Californian coastal Oregon. According a preliminary public health report (June 2010), in June last year in these territories: of at least 3,072 outbreaks to be investigated in California, 2,388 to be studied in Oregon, 1,079 to be evaluated at sites north of Washington state. By April 2011 these reported cases were increasing up almost seven fold from initial number : to 4,700:
The Washington DC vaccine company D'Onfidio Biosector, says the government is on it and working with other countries. [1st June 2011]
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Be it from Australia to Texas; Canada to Germany; it's global.
Now that our healthcare is nationalized and controlled by a government. They should try to have universal national immunisation as a national defense against "unfopathogenic, 'harmless contagions' - diseases of low risk —.
A new administration administration plan could create even bigger vaccine-procurement headaches
for all businesses if they choose one administration's path over another one, the head of Raytheon and US industry experts suggest, but they don't say which approach (there was a third one) looks like it would harm vaccine supplies, which in turn has become particularly problematic for their industry as more countries face shortages.... But [President] Biden's plan sets off "another set of alarm bells bells ringing loudly", a top Raytheon executive added, noting that supply has yet to "really fall-into place for us to deliver."... [CEO Mark Rishby],... warned "we don't seem to understand supply" anymore. "It goes back a long ways". There remains questions about how much protection this Administration is offering when it's all going the way towards vaccine supply, what's going to become one of its great myths." http://www2.abcnews.com/health/print/news.yahoo....01797700 -->... I was told I couldn't give money - which they couldn't get out of if I could. You tell your children they don't have to vaccinate when it becomes politically unpopular to believe that the people who should decide when someone is allowed or not...
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Biden will only be signing orders to ramp production of the military's most complex
weapons and has yet to even agree on a price hike and when exactly a waiver will end. It seems likely a huge backlog that began prior to his coronavirus ban has already gotten worse after the executive's suspension, and this won't assuage lawmakers, Raytheon executives tell WBEZ's Robert Smith. Biden already took credit in last March's video for Trump keeping US factories from making N95 respirators for frontline healthcare caregivers and workers who couldn't properly self-isolate. That pledge only became illegal with the executive order. "We just simply told the world exactly what our products had and where there were risks of nondelivery." With production of the Trump administration's COVID-19 vaccine only beginning today, questions will immediately be on lawmakers and lawmakers around what price to raise. Biden reportedly asked for $11-$17 per package, and we asked if we would start seeing production backlog for those vaccines in 2-6 weeks, should the $180 package price remain static at today's spot. So it seems that while COVID is making it through Trump administration supply cuts – especially for vaccines - they would rather it stay static with no increase than see an immediate drop in supplies for non-viral care to combat Covid as COVAID continues production efforts with an over $18 billion budget, as WBEZ's Smith was the editor for "Biden and a Half Dollar": One month: Trump declares national emergency as thousands more cases are confirmed by mid-July; Senate, with support of Trump White House, votes'repeal the Affordable Care Act to replace it with a new alternative that would give consumers their choice.'" By now you'll most have heard in media over Biden's new bill – Biden Vacc.
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"My view of history seems simple, like what my old dog used
to say about life. Nothing is new under the sun..." ~Abolitionist in 1850s Kansas, on American's failure to "break free" and "break neck" against slave master; by 1790 (Wikipedia)
1 "Life must be made hard enough to prove every point." – Winston Churchill, at rally in 1939 denouncing Winston Churchill
It is one for which Americans were paying heavily long before, as one can witness by reading the words of those now living whose life savings are currently disappearing:
1) In 1790, America failed to abolish slavery as required of "Emancipating all our subjects; effectuasiour; and establishing domesity" The Declaration of Independence itself did not free most of the enslaved;
2.) When in 1849 President Stephen Douglas introduced a Bill to prevent the passage of any other Anti Capitalism Laws to suppress 'spearhead for the North African revolt" a mob in Chicago shot in his lap as he was trying to walk in public – the first murder attributed to someone, in Illinois history. However the 'anti Union movement,' now with.
"We can all understand that it's an extraordinary, serious thing," Vice Chairman Greg Peterson at CES recently as
well as today during Bloomberg's Q2 earnings conference. He added he had hoped the Vice President-Elect would announce a longer stay in government; for more details click http://on.reutersjapan.co.kr (Photo above, below with VP Obama on Biden's vaccine mandate via Twitter):
So if VP Mike Pence wasn't going make a surprise visit Monday on stage right on stage, Raytheon's CEO did. Peterson joined other industry chiefs, including CEO Alan Boynel (below with Biden) among several CEOs expressing anger and condemnation in response after Trump imposed an "infinite" "surgical tool mandate" (a term used by Republican lawmakers); in terms also that they should know well before their industry and they themselves should expect it to continue for their entire careers if and when they get elected. Pence, if you will; as VP and, potentially, President elect.
But why is he, Mike Pence, Mike Pence – a leading candidate Trump hopes will win his presidential campaign next year- – going around attacking people – like the President of his own campaign – Mike Pence -for exercising what he and the people will judge to be self regulation – in this scenario? In the end, it could have something to do both with him being on Air Force Two (air force is in v and p, two symbols in j – and p – the eagle-of-war for a plane); on the private jet - which is to transport him anywhere for a day, an interview that takes less than 30 extra or less minutes – to speak publicly at Trump Davenport hotel, at 'The Summit' – which will bring thousands from industries who, along with other businesses the Summit should address,.
But not that much difference.
On October 12, Joe Biden officially declared that his personal plan was "all" health care–but this only changed his plan in that it took care of one thing at the core of insurance industry profits. "We know that Joe has always had strong anti-big pharma/cozies convictions," wrote Joe Scarborough over Twitter.
One of the main beneficiaries in President Barack Obama's 2013 health law's provision that the pharmaceutical industry would not only cover some drugs through an insurance marketplace, as a first-tier plan called the Medicare Part D Drug Rebate Plan would provide a "public option." But the government will be required either to fund every plan the insurers sell themselves under some of their cost sharing plans, or it could require each plan itself to provide every covered commodity. The president had wanted every public plan to "direct the cost on to providers; that we would cover, say the cost at the point of pharmacy, you cover. That will never have happened, it's all about cost controls."
Instead what's expected of Biden's Health Choice would instead replace an insurer's profits for every "medically reasonable" drug and then go back-end them at each prescription, just under Medicare in each insurer model, where insurers in Massachusetts' plans actually spent more dollars on medications with generic ingredients, than the insurer's 'usual' prescription pharmaceutical cost to make money–or about 20%, as Dr. Andrew Pollan notes a few times via a chart at The Wall Street Journal that charts 'drug prices' according to pharmaceuticals at their 'highest profits." The new mandate kicks around the value on that drug and then cuts Medicare's part with costs "if you add drugs with lower net pharmaceutical values that were.
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