Exnihiloest wrote:I reveal the idiots, I was told.
Every time you walk past a mirror, no doubt.
Exnihiloest wrote:I reveal the idiots, I was told.
It's better for sensitive souls, but there was still nothing to make such a mess.the company is in discussions with patient associations and is ready to "make adjustments, if we can find a better way forward," says Dave Lennon. Novartis is said to be abandoning the lottery and replacing it with clear selection criteria.
izentrop wrote:It's better for sensitive souls, but there was still nothing to make such a mess.the company is in discussions with patient associations and is ready to "make adjustments, if we can find a better way forward," says Dave Lennon. Novartis is said to be abandoning the lottery and replacing it with clear selection criteria.
Exnihiloest wrote: I will have to leave the country quickly before I have to wear a yellow star
A joke ?!It is public research that will seek the private sector for manufacturing, it is not the private sector that begs for anything.
Why does the public not manufacture?
especially since in this area there, the pharmacy did not bring in as much as currently and the private one offered the advantage of not costing anything (in appearance) [*] to the taxpayersThe public has not developed the skills or the institutions for that, who is to blame? Private? !!!
INRA is not a health organization, so it can authorize or prohibit products whose health benefits and risks are not as monitored as medication, except since their recent collaboration with ANSES.And the rare times that the public has done so, as in France INRA with its fields of GMO crops, anti-GMO activists have destroyed them.
Another joke. Paracetamol would cost 20 cents in production in China and sold 1.94 in France.Manufacturing is expensive.
There is a huge difference between 1 euro and the 2 million of the subject!. It is only the anti-GMO or anti-pharmaceutical industry beaufres who believe that it only takes a snap of your fingers to make a gene therapy at 1 €. What are they waiting for to do it themselves if it's so simple and so inexpensive?
GuyGadebois wrote:Exnihiloest wrote: I will have to leave the country quickly before I have to wear a yellow star
I will speak to the families of environmentalists killed by the monsters you defend and who actually wear a "yellow star". Really, you're ashamed of nothing ...
https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/entry/164 ... 4cde04e743
Murderers of environmental activists rarely convicted
On average, four conservationists are killed every week. And only 10% of their murderers are convicted, according to a study.
This is the alarming finding of a study in the scientific journal Nature Sustainability, reported in several British media, including The Guardian and The Independent. In total, between 2002 and 2017, at least 1 people were killed across some 558 states while fighting to protect nature.
https://www.lepoint.fr/monde/les-meurtr ... 446_24.php
Exnihiloest wrote:...
GuyGadebois wrote:Exnihiloest wrote:...
Cite me a single murder perpetrated by one or a group of environmentalists towards destructive industries.
GuyGadebois wrote:...
Ps: "Idleness is the mother of all vices" is a Catholic quote which illustrates one of the Catholic foundations. That you are an atheist does not change anything and shows well to what level of duplicity you are reduced.
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