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Bobsyeruncle says...

I disagree. I think tribanon is right on the mark regarding the drastic drop in teaching standards

On 24 hours - two more murdered

Posted 9 February 2021, 5:06 p.m. Suggest removal

Bobsyeruncle says...

J&J vaccine is not yet approved, they just submitted data today for emergency approval. And, most recent data suggests 60-70% effective, although only one dose is required.

Bobsyeruncle says...

If you can afford to buy a property, surely you can afford the insurance? One way to enforce this would be by the mortgage lender requiring proof of insurance on an annual basis and/or making the monthly insurance premiums part of their monthly mortgage payments. Renters, obviously should have the option to have their own renters insurance for their own personal property that they keep on the property. Some landlords require renters to carry their own renters insurance as part of the lease agreement, and have to provide proof before they can actually move in.

On Insurer challenge to IMF’s proposal

Posted 3 February 2021, 10:42 p.m. Suggest removal

Bobsyeruncle says...

Excellent post, and accurate !
And, if I might add, even at 70% effective it prevents many people from becoming seriously ill and keeps them out of hospital, which is one of the primary goals.

Bobsyeruncle says...

No, he is exactly correct. Do some real research, for once

Bobsyeruncle says...

Spoken like someone who has absolutely zero understanding of what is involved in vaccine & drug approval. Embarrassing !

Bobsyeruncle says...

J&J vaccine isn't approved yet. Also it's a joint effort with Janssen who are a European company.

Bobsyeruncle says...

Not exactly. The letter that the Trump administration sent to WHO in July 2020 specified that the US would leave as of July 1st, 2021. I'm guessing it's sort of like Brexit in that it's not possible to do immediately. My guess is also that the date would have stood had Trump not lost the election. Pls stop spinning actual facts, and actually do some research.

Bobsyeruncle says...

Exactly ! The parents themselves don't understand financial priorities, and their children then unintentionally learn the same habits. Basic finance classes should be taught in all high schools.

Bobsyeruncle says...

Wait, we have mountains in The Bahamas ?