Biden Team Held Talks With Trump’s Operation Warp Speed Drug-Makers

 

Biden Team Held Talks With Trump’s Operation Warp Speed Drug-Makers Before The Election

Mac Slavo
November 9th, 2020
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Joe Biden’s team of political parasites supposedly held COVID-19 talks with drugmaker executives on the United States government’s Operation Warp Speed program to accelerate development of a possible COVID-19 treatment. Biden’s spokesman Andrew Bates said in an emailed statement that Biden is committed to a vaccine just like Donald Trump has been.

The vaccine policy won’t change under Biden. The U.S. government using the force of the military will attempt to vaccinate every living person in this country. “As we previously said in September, because President-Elect Joe Biden is absolutely committed to helping develop a safe and effective coronavirus vaccine as soon as possible, campaign medical advisers have received briefings from companies working to produce vaccines in order to be informed about the process,” Bates said.

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Biden’s advisers met with companies that have COVID-19 vaccines or therapies in late-stage clinical trials in September and October, Bloomberg News had reported earlier.

The report added that the meeting was aimed at gathering information about the development, manufacturing and distribution of shots to ward off the novel coronavirus and therapies to treat the sick.

Biden has vowed to “listen to the science”, with his coronavirus plan calling for scaling up testing and contact tracing and promising to appoint a “supply commander” to oversee supply lines of critical equipment. –Reuters

This information may seem inconsequential, however, it is not. Biden will make sure that he’s heavily involved in the same vaccine program Trump was pushing.  There is no change. Do not expect Biden will make this voluntary (at least by any sense of the word.) The government and mainstream media may drop the charade that it’ll be voluntary, but it the end result is the same. You will be coerced into getting this shot.

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Nagorno-Karabakh Live Updates: Baku and Yerevan Confirm Preparing for Talks in Moscow

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The clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh have been escalating for almost two weeks, with both sides claiming they've managed to eliminate a large number of enemy troops and publishing videos of destroyed enemy military vehicles.

The military conflict in Karabakh continues for the twelfth day after several explosions rocked Stepanakert, the capital of the self-proclaimed Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (Republic of Artsakh) on Thursday.

Russia, the US, France, Germany, and other countries have called for a return to negotiations. Turkey, meanwhile, has stated it will back Azerbaijan "both in talks and combat", claiming that Armenia must leave the "occupied territories".

The predominantly Armenian-populated Nagorno-Karabakh region declared its independence from Azerbaijan in 1991, which led to a major conflict between Yerevan and Baku that lasted until 1994 when the sides agreed to start talks on the dispute.

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De-Escalation? Koreas Agree To Hold High-Level Talks Next Week

by Tyler Durden

Thu, 01/04/2018 - 21:35

 

 North Korea is on a roll: just hours after it emerged that in a diplomatic victory for the Kim regime the US and South Korea agreed not to hold military drills during the Olympics, moments ago Yonhap reported that in the latest sign of de-escalation between the neighboring rivals, South and North Korea agreed on Friday to hold high-level talks next week to discuss Pyongyang's potential participation in the PyeongChang Winter Olympics as well as ways to improve ties.

North Korea notified Seoul that it has accepted South Korea's latest offer for talks next Tuesday, according to Seoul's unification ministry

 

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'Normalization Completed'? What Erdogan Wants From Moscow

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On Friday, the presidents of Russia and Turkey chaired the 6th meeting of the High-Level Russia-Turkey Cooperation Council and had a second, private meeting behind the closed doors. What does Erdogan want from Moscow and how does he see his future relationship with Russia?

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On Friday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Moscow, accompanied by a large ministerial delegation, to take part in the 6th meeting of the High-Level Russia-Turkey Cooperation Council. The Turkish leader also had a second, private meeting behind the closed doors with Russian President Putin.

"The discussion covered the entire scope of Russian-Turkish relations with a focus on the further restoration of mutually beneficial trade and economic ties," says a statement on the official website of the Russian President.

A package of documents was signed after the meeting.

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An intergovernmental mid-term trade, economic, scientific, technical and cultural cooperation program for 2017–2020 was signed, as well as an agreement between the Russian Direct Investment Fund and the Turkish Sovereign Fund to establish a Russian-Turkish investment fund with a capital of up to $1 billion.

Also signed were a memorandum of mutual understanding between the foreign ministries on diplomatic personnel training and the sharing of informational documents, and a memorandum of understanding between the Federal Service for Intellectual Property and the Turkish Patents and Trademarks Agency.

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Four Issues to Define the Agenda of Putin-Erdogan Talks in Moscow

Other documents concern holding the bilateral year of culture and tourism in 2019, cooperation between the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Turkish Ministry of Justice, cooperation in the small and medium-sized business sector and cooperation between the news agencies of the two countries.

Following a meeting in Moscow, the two leaders held a joint press conference.

'Normalization Completed'?

"In our official statements, I believe we can dispense with the phrase “normalization of relations” because we believe we have already passed this stage on issues such as Syria and regional security. We have considered these issues. We often hold telephone conversations in the course of which we address these issues," President Erdogan stated at the press conference.

The Russian leader has also acknowledged that the political dialogue between the two counties has resumed.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin, second left, shakes hands with Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during their meeting in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, Friday, March 10, 2017

"The meeting in this format is taking place after a pause that was caused by the well-known tragic events. Proactive political dialogue resumed between our countries, and so did efforts by foreign ministers to coordinate strategic planning. The mixed intergovernmental commission and bilateral civil society forum have also resumed their work," he said.

"Russia and Turkey have great potential for further advancing their neighbourly relations. Together, not only can we make up for the opportunities that were lost, but also raise our cooperation to a new level. At least Russia is willing to do so and committed to moving in this direction," Vladimir Putin added.

Key Issues Discussed

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'If Erdogan Starts Confronting Moscow It Will Bury Turkey'

After the narrow format meeting of the Presidents, Vladimir Putin said that energy remained a priority area in cooperation between the two countries.

"Russia reliably supplies Turkey with energy sources. The Blue Stream gas pipeline has been stably operating for years. This year, Gazprom plans to move forward with the construction of another major energy route, the Turkish Stream. Two lines with a capacity of 15.75 billion cubic metres a year each will be laid across the Black Sea bed. The first will carry the fuel to Turkey’s domestic market and the second – provided our European partners are interested – will bring gas to Europe via Turkey," he said.

The Rosatom State Nuclear Energy Corporation is going ahead with building the Akkuyu nuclear power plant in Turkey: four power units with an aggregate capacity of 4,800 MW, he added.

"The project’s implementation opens up long-term prospects for Russian-Turkish cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy. We expect Akkuyu to receive strategic investment status in the near future. To reiterate, both projects – Turkish Stream and the nuclear power plant – meet modern environmental and technological standards and will become major elements in ensuring energy security in the region," the Russian leader announced.

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Erdogan Calls on Russia, Turkey to Remove Obstacles in Development of Ties

While discussing topical international issues, the President said, considerable attention was given to the situation in the Middle East, in particular Syria. The parties spoke in favour of combining the efforts of the entire world community in the fight against terrorism. They noted that largely thanks to the active role of Russia and Turkey, it became possible not only to ensure the cessation of hostilities between Syrian government forces and the armed opposition but also to begin substantive talks, direct and concrete negotiations between the parties to the conflict in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan.

"The ceasefire in Syria is generally holding thanks to the well-coordinated efforts of Russia, Turkey and Iran. The level of violence has declined substantially. We agreed with our Turkish colleagues to continue our cooperation in fighting terrorist groups, above all ISIS, working together through our military and special services," Vladimir Putin said.

The Kurdish Factor

Meanwhile, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in his meeting with Vladimir Putin on Friday that Turkey expects Russia to end the the Kurdistan Workers' Party's  (PKK) and its Syrian affiliate Democratic Union Party's (PYD) activities in Moscow.

"As for the activity of Syrian groups affiliated with the PKK terrorist organization, such and PYD and YPG, I believe it is necessary to completely put an end to their activity in Russia. Regarding the FETO (the Gülenist Terror Group) terrorist organization, unfortunately, we know that under the guise of other organizations, they are active in certain Russian cities, as well as in Moscow and St Petersburg. We believe that the Russian authorities will take steps to put an end to that activity," the Turkish leader said.

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Erdogan Calls on Russia, Turkey to Remove Obstacles in Development of Ties

Commenting on this remark of the Turkish President, Russian political analyst Alexander Kirpichev, familiar with the course of negotiations, called importance of the Kurdish factor to the Turkish leader "like a red rag to a bull."

"To Erdogan, the Kurdish factor like a red rag to a bull in terms of the regional security and the security of Turkey," he told Russia's online newspaper Gazeta.ru.

The expert suggested that the urge to end any cooperation with the Kurds was the major purpose of Erdogan's trip to Moscow.

"It is very important to Erdogan that Russia does not cooperate with the Kurds on the Syrian territory where Turkey is conducting its Operation Euphrates Shield, which is de facto aimed against the Kurds. Ankara is planning to setup a buffer zone there between the Turkish border and the Kurdish regions," he concluded.

 

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