Finished by Von der layen, Merkel and Kallas, 3 witches whose philosophy was repugnant to common senseWe may have to accept, Western Europe is finished
Finished by Von der layen, Merkel and Kallas, 3 witches whose philosophy was repugnant to common senseWe may have to accept, Western Europe is finished
Well I never!
Reducing Europe's nuclear energy sector was 'strategic mistake', EU chief says | Reuters https://share.google/k2gCdVJyRb3POpaS9
I have encountered some serious bollockes in my interactions with the nationalists so far on fb and whatsapp.An duarcan eadochasach! The pessimistic pessimist.
It is not over till it's over and it's not over yet. It took the Spanish 800 years to expel the Judaeo-Muslims, but with modern tech we should be able to do it a lot faster.
Every shoulder to the wheel. Beir bua!
Good news: petrol was 171/litre last week. Bought at 188 yesterday. Only a ten percent increase in a week of war.
So the Greens got it wrong, I wonder what else they may have fecked up!Well I never!
Reducing Europe's nuclear energy sector was 'strategic mistake', EU chief says | Reuters https://share.google/k2gCdVJyRb3POpaS9
And they lied and don't care.So the Greens got it wrong, I wonder what else they may have fecked up!
The classic case of putting idealogy before logic. The Greens, being a mainly middle class movement consisting of those who think they are cleverer than they actually are, are far remote from the struggles of more ordinary mortals and there is nothing more the middle classes like doing than instructing the lower orders on how to lead their lives.And they lied and don't care.
This is ultimately on the Frau who caved in due to political expediency to keep the veg on side.
Europe’s share of global R&D has been cut in half over the past 35 years, with more companies prioritizing investments in the U.S. and China.This is a one people should note.
European pharma jeopardized by Trump policies, China's biotech boom https://share.google/d2qakFoDpiUknvEvf
Europe’s share of global R&D has been cut in half over the past 35 years, with more companies prioritizing investments in the U.S. and China.
Yes but.....
Research has mushroomed and so big pharma has gone looking for talent wherever it could find it. China has become an important market so it ony makes sense to establish an R&D base there. Plenty of pharma money is still flowing into Ireland with it being worth 100bn in 2024, you can probably add 10 - 15bn to that for 2026.
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Costs and regulations are killing euro pharma.