Comments by "TJ Marx" (@tjmarx) on "euronews" channel.

  1. I'm seeing people in this report complaining about not being able to pick their stock, whilst touching their crop but failing to pick it.... I'm seeing farm managers asking for special treatment and failing to understand most businesses are making a loss. That's not special, and unfortunately for some owners who weren't adequately capitalised the market will prune itself. That means short term profit increases for those who survive without effecting consumer pricing, whilst the market stabilises and before new competitors enter the market. There are always losers during any economic and market fluctuation. The people in this video aren't representative of the sector. Sure some are losing out, even fewer won't survive, but for every agribusiness here on the chopping block another agribusiness is making record profits We get it ok, the EU is pissed that their movement is restricted into the UK effecting local economies in EU countries. Oh well.
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  2. What complete and utter nonsense.
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  3. Roflmao. The only accurate part in this story is that the EU is looking to invest money in EU companies doing the R&D that will one day lead to 6G somewhere around 2035. The funniest bit was the suggestion people are going to be wearing haptic gloves to make wireless calls on the go, or that holographic communication will exist by then, let alone wirelessly. 5G offers speeds of 50mbps to 1Gbps theoretical. Real world speeds are closer to 20mbps to 500mbps. 6G, when it's decided what that even means, will simply enable greater throughput, and improve on stability of the connection. If previous generations are anything to go by, 6G will likely look something like 70mbps - 1200mbps throughput. What that enables is entirely different and separate.
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  4. What do you mean by "these days"?
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  5. Yes. The approved vaccines are effective.
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  6.  @juan-pierreleroux8323  You're spreading lies. A third shot (booster) is required after 6 months to jog the immune system. Vaccines regularly require boosters, the MMR schedule for example requires boosters at 6 months, 2 years, 4 years and 13 years then every 10 years thereafter. Boosters are required because the immune system starts to become less proactive in seeking out the target pathogen over time and so we need to give it a prod to remind it what it's supposed to be doing. However without the booster AstraZeneca still remains 75% effective, and pfizer is still 67% effective. That is, it's still giving you some protection just not as good as it otherwise could. Normally AstraZeneca and Pfizer are greater than 90% effective. There is no such thing as natural immunity with SARS-COV-2. The literature is clear that having caught SARS-COV-2 you become more susceptible to reinfection and that's without even factoring in the high chance of "long CoVID" Moreover, even if natural immunity were possible, people would have to acquire the infection first to get such immunity. In so doing you risk severe illness (which over burdens the health system), you risk death (which is actually at ~6%) and you risk the exceptionally high rate of long CoVID. Long CoVID is no joke mate, people with it have reduced life expectancy and their quality of life plummets. Perhaps more importantly people with long CoVID can no longer work. Would your family be able to survive if you could no longer work? Greater than 90% of israel is vaccinated. Israel is not showing us "natural immunity" they're showing us that one needs a vaccine, and that boosters were required. Being scared of needles isn't cause to spread misinformation. You don't know what you're talking about.
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  7.  @globalbrigade3052  What you wrote is a non-sequitur. Get a clue
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  8. Why is the EU placing the onus of policing on a private communications entity? India had this closer to how things need to be when they created a new enforcement office for social media and insisted they had a government employee installed inside Twitter. I don't think government employees should be installed inside private companies however the police should police crime regardless of whether it happens online or off. If it isn't illegal to say, there should be no consequences for it. "Algorithms" driven content systems should just be banned outright.
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  9.  @grahamellis6029  No mate.
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  10.  @prunabluepepper  Not at all. Factually nothing going on here is racism, nor is it xenophobia. You genuinely do not appear to understand what either of these words mean. No trolling is taking place on my behalf. Perhaps like the above words you also do not understand what the word trolling means. Perhaps an investment in a copy of the OED would be an apt solution for you. It may likewise be useful if you understood what was actually going on
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  11.  @prunabluepepper  Thanks for confirming you don't know the meaning of that word either.
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  12.  @prunabluepepper  Oh my. Perhaps you are indeed describing yourself.
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  13.  @user-ge4uk9ui8y  They know, they just wanted to say something exciting.
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  14. Funny. When Italia was having trouble with vaccines it was stealing them from others. Now it's not having trouble, it's insisting everyone should be doing more to help others. The patents won't get suspended, Germany will block it. It needs the BioNTech income
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  15. The newspaper can independently verify the "non-paper" but it must be fake because Germany, France and EU deny it? Because governments don't lie to save face... Seriously, "the cube" is little more than a propaganda tool. No actual journalism going on.
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