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Of the proposed measures for the Member States, some are right and others are pure propaganda, such as the provision of vaccines and medicinal products. Of course it is done without excuse, by calling on the Member States to take a stand first and to order large quantities, giving vaccine and medicinal product companies the incentive to increase their output.
Without doubt a broader plan is needed, based on prevention, with examinations of poultry farm workers by occupational doctors and with the provision of integrated assistance (technical, financial and scientific) mainly to the countries of the Far East, where the disease has been endemic for 7 years. The objective is the definitive eradication of the disease in reared poultry and wild birds, species that carry and feed the pathogen. If these aspects are not included, the problem may reoccur in the future.
Similarly, the new EU directive, instead of introducing stricter measures than those which apply today, becomes very relaxed on certain issues, giving the facility to large poultry-rearing companies to derogate from bans on the intra-Community trade in poultry, even in areas which have been attacked by highly pathogenic influenza.
The EU policy, even on pandemic issues, is to use them for the profitability of big business, which is why they are 'harmful' to the grass-roots classes. The solution is to 'combat' the ΕU of big business and war until it is exterminated."@en1
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