When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
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Priceless!
I don't think you understood anything I wrote.
Americans cannot travel to France - I specifically wrote "frenchies in Austin" because this is affecting the french citizens that live here that may want to go home to visit. In case you haven't been watching the news lately, Texas ( where Austin is) has been experiencing a surge in coronavirus cases which has meant that the testing services ( public and private) have been completely swamped and it's taking 5 days to get test results back.
You really do have a massive chip on your shoulder regarding Americans don't you?
I don't think you understood anything I wrote.
Americans cannot travel to France - I specifically wrote "frenchies in Austin" because this is affecting the french citizens that live here that may want to go home to visit. In case you haven't been watching the news lately, Texas ( where Austin is) has been experiencing a surge in coronavirus cases which has meant that the testing services ( public and private) have been completely swamped and it's taking 5 days to get test results back.
You really do have a massive chip on your shoulder regarding Americans don't you?
I think this has shown them up. If this had happen 10 years ago the outcome would be very different Obama would have lead very well the death toll would probably be have been a lot lower the economic damage a lot less. Trump has lead them to wrack and ruin they seem to love him for it.
I thought the ban was only for 2 weeks CNN didn't revisit that story at least the UK based channel didn't. And for the 5th or 6th time is this travel not reciprocal? So should we not ban them as they have banned us.
And IF this is a precursor to removing some countries from the VWP or the VWP itself though I don't think it is. What would we (UK/EU/Shenghen whatever) do about that. Still allow americans to enter without visas or crack down on their younger people as they probably would ours. I understand about B2 visas and younger people though if they cracked down they would have no tourist industry left.
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So according to recent news stories a vaccine may or may not be close to implementation.
I wonder what the arrival procedures in the USA will be. I think anything more than showing a piece of paper confirming vaccination. A vaccination letter which could be forged and would be very tough to check on it. Or a vaccination card of some kind perhaps. I do know if we have them in UK but other countries do I think. Anything more than that could be catastrophic because I don't think even the larger airports have the facilities to conduct mass testing of people for vaccination and the travel delays could be hours even days.
Will they rely on the airlines to get this information for them and add it into the advanced passenger information which is sent an hour after departure isn't it?. Or will they go so far as to even remove the visa waver program and do medical checks for vaccination at the embassies.
I wonder what the arrival procedures in the USA will be. I think anything more than showing a piece of paper confirming vaccination. A vaccination letter which could be forged and would be very tough to check on it. Or a vaccination card of some kind perhaps. I do know if we have them in UK but other countries do I think. Anything more than that could be catastrophic because I don't think even the larger airports have the facilities to conduct mass testing of people for vaccination and the travel delays could be hours even days.
Will they rely on the airlines to get this information for them and add it into the advanced passenger information which is sent an hour after departure isn't it?. Or will they go so far as to even remove the visa waver program and do medical checks for vaccination at the embassies.
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I see nothing substantial about a vaccine being close to going to market.
I found some articles form yesterday about Nov 1 for states to be ready.
I found one about Pfizer possibly knowing in October sometimes if their trial was a success and might be able to submit their data for approval sometime in October.
But nothing that a vaccine is close to being in production.
I found some articles form yesterday about Nov 1 for states to be ready.
I found one about Pfizer possibly knowing in October sometimes if their trial was a success and might be able to submit their data for approval sometime in October.
But nothing that a vaccine is close to being in production.
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I see nothing substantial about a vaccine being close to going to market.
I found some articles form yesterday about Nov 1 for states to be ready.
I found one about Pfizer possibly knowing in October sometimes if their trial was a success and might be able to submit their data for approval sometime in October.
But nothing that a vaccine is close to being in production.
I found some articles form yesterday about Nov 1 for states to be ready.
I found one about Pfizer possibly knowing in October sometimes if their trial was a success and might be able to submit their data for approval sometime in October.
But nothing that a vaccine is close to being in production.
Russia claims they have large interest from a number of countries for their vaccine which seems to have the the worst side effects. I wonder if that vaccine will be acceptable for U.S entry perhaps not. Or the Oxford which does great immunity but not in the nasal passages? And they swab the nasal passages for testing. But it creates the t-cell you need to prevent repeated re-infection or something to do with DNA? That response is very very good apparently. And Trump seems to want to rob that one and give it patent in U.S and we told him to sling it.
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I am of the impression that these firms are producing vaccine stockpiles for big scale distribution as they are being tested in phase 3 throughout the country/world and not starting production after phase 3 completion. In essence they are betting on it working and it will be a very big bet if they lose. Be interesting to see which ones come out winners and whose vaccine is acceptable for entry to U.S and whose isn't. Because I believe no study has been conducted into the effects of having more than 1 vaccine compound in your body.
Russia claims they have large interest from a number of countries for their vaccine which seems to have the the worst side effects. I wonder if that vaccine will be acceptable for U.S entry perhaps not. Or the Oxford which does great immunity but not in the nasal passages? And they swab the nasal passages for testing. But it creates the t-cell you need to prevent repeated re-infection or something to do with DNA? That response is very very good apparently. And Trump seems to want to rob that one and give it patent in U.S and we told him to sling it.
Russia claims they have large interest from a number of countries for their vaccine which seems to have the the worst side effects. I wonder if that vaccine will be acceptable for U.S entry perhaps not. Or the Oxford which does great immunity but not in the nasal passages? And they swab the nasal passages for testing. But it creates the t-cell you need to prevent repeated re-infection or something to do with DNA? That response is very very good apparently. And Trump seems to want to rob that one and give it patent in U.S and we told him to sling it.
Guess time will tell. I don't think Canada has any agreements with AstraZeneca for the Oxford vaccine as of yet, Canada was late to the game in signing agreements, I'd be surprised if we see a vaccine at all this year, the US and UK and others signed first so will likely get vaccines first.
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Guess time will tell. I don't think Canada has any agreements with AstraZeneca for the Oxford vaccine as of yet, Canada was late to the game in signing agreements, I'd be surprised if we see a vaccine at all this year, the US and UK and others signed first so will likely get vaccines first.
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
And that assuming all the companies signed with produce a viable vaccine.
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Astra Zeneca have run into problems with their trials. They have put a halt to the trial after a potential serious adverse reaction to the vaccine.
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-...eneca/12643812
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Since we now no longer have a vaccine candidate in our own right I guess if we want the american vaccine within the next 10 years. Prince Andrew, Gary McKinnon, Julian Assange, Haron Ashwat the terrorist guy with mental health problems and Louise Woodward had better pack their bags for their one way trips to America. Oh and no more mention of Harry Dunn. You know what Trump is like. He will demand all of these things and more.
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Let's not give up on it yet. One event, may not be connected to the virus.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-...eneca/12643812
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-...eneca/12643812
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
Let's not give up on it yet. One event, may not be connected to the virus.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-...eneca/12643812
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-...eneca/12643812
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No, vaccines don't seem to be easy to develop and test. One in 2020 would be warp speed from what I understand.
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Re: When do we expect Trump to lift the travel ban against UK?
And there was my thinking a vaccine was about saving lives. Thanks goodness for this thread pointing out it's about andyrebell's travel plans.
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It is not whether it works or not per say. Ok it is but it is also whether other countries will accept it for admission purposes? And also another question which no one is studying how do these vaccines interact with each other because if it is not accepted by the USA or another country for entry do people have to have a second vaccination. And we have no way of knowing if that becomes the case how they will interact.