RE: Jenny Harris The AM Show23 May 2021 13:10
All I have heard from experts in this country is that it is too early to say that the Indian variant is more deadly or evaded the current vaccines. What I have heard is that on the data so far, it isn't different enough to be significant. (Again listen to Jenny Harris who deals with efficacy of the vaccines (Pfizer and AZ) on it, broadly she does not see the vaccines failing and its more of the way stats have been collated at this early stage).
Remember on june 21st ALL restrictions are to be disbanded, no masks, no social distancing, mass gatherings allowed.
(I heard that maybe masks might be worn on public transport but this is the oddest bit as there is precious little data that masks help and if they do it is a very marginal level.)
Now assuming (because that is the current info we have), that we go back to normal in the uk on June the 21st, where is the "need" for mass testing?
Why would you have Mass testing when there are no restrictions on human interaction?
I am not saying that it won't be around in the Uk, but we have lots of mild (and not so mild) illness and virus's that circulate through UK at any given time and we don't mass test for any of them.
My "dog with a bone" attitude on this is that for all the posts that says testing is vital, necessary and will be ongoing for a long time, then how, how do you explain the slowness of getting the sovereign test out?
We have been joining the dots on this for nearly a year, where it has "had to be us" on so many occasions and still nothing after all this time.
I could not quite believe it this morning when I read that even the waste water detection isn't ours!
So, DVRG have had this for months and months via AVCT tech and when waster tests at last come out its still not us!!!
Something does not add up and I am just casting around for what it might be.
Whether mass testing is "Necessary" or not, I think it was clear back in November that the world will go on a vaccine solution as it is the cheapest and therefore most cost effective solution. Testing is vital to nip future infections in the bud, but that ship has sailed on this one, globally. (Maybe we did not shafted on the SP quite as much some here believe when that news broke?)
and finally, we say we will sell all we can make. What test are other countries using right now? Are they all using Innova? (I don't think so), the world is moving on and every day more, globally, get vaccinated and as countries like the UK and the US and even the EU, get vaccinated so it frees up production and resource for the rest.
And lastly please don't put your individual bias of what you think my personal stock holding is on this. Its nothing to do with it. Whether you believe it or not, I always post in good faith and ask (and answer) questions in good faith based on my views and others.