The Only European Country Targeted By The EU's Export Ban Is……….. I Invite You To Have A Good Guess.
On 29 January 2021, the EU Commission used emergency powers, without consulting any EU member country, to issue its Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/111 controlling the export of vaccines.
“Due to the urgency of the situation, justified by the lack of transparency in a time where the production and delivery of vaccines is still in the building-up phase and the ensuing temporary global shortage, the measure was adopted by the Commission using the emergency procedure.
“This allows the Commission to act fast before the Member States are formally consulted.”
- EU Commission, 29 Jan 2021
In doing so it invoked Article 16 of the Withdrawal Agreement and put a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, causing huge damage to the fragile peace balance there. Hours later the EU Commission was forced to climb down after furious reactions from Dublin and London, but the Implementing Regulation remained in place.
The embattled Commission President Ursula von der Leyen gave an interview to German media on Saturday in which she made it clear that the Commission is ready to ban exports of vaccines to the UK, despite them being subject to a legal contract between the UK Government and AstraZeneca.
REVEALED: How the EU now only seems to want to target one country — the United Kingdom
This week the EU Commission seems to have only one country in its sights — the country which voted in 2016 to leave its club. The EU’s latest moves appear to be directed solely at the United Kingdom.
Today I can reveal the full list of 118 states which were specifically excluded from the EU’s export regulation in January, and how the EU Commission is only targeting the United Kingdom and its Commonwealth partner Australia for punishment out of all the countries in the world.
List of countries and states excluded from the EU’s export ban
- EU specifically excludes 118 states and countries from its export ban
- Countries such as Switzerland and Norway and other neighbouring countries are excluded
- The UK is not
Afghanistan
Haiti
Palestine
Albania
Helgoland
Papua New Guinea
Algeria
Honduras
Philippines
Andorra
Iceland
Rep. Côte d’Ivoire
Angola
India
Rwanda
Armenia
Indonesia
Samoa
Azerbaijan
Israel
San Marino
Bangladesh
Jordan
São Tomé and Principe
Belarus
Kenya
Senegal
Benin
Kiribati
Serbia
Bhutan
Korea
Sierra Leone
Bolivia
Kosovo
Solomon Islands
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Kyrgyz Republic
Somalia
Burkina Faso
Lao PDR
South Sudan
Burundi
Lebanon
Sri Lanka
Büsingen
Lesotho
St. Lucia
Cabo Verde
Liberia
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Cambodia
Libya
Sudan
Cameroon
Liechtenstein
Switzerland
The central African Republic
Livigno
The Syrian Arab Republic
Ceuta and Melilla
Madagascar
Tajikistan
Chad
Malawi
Tanzania
Comoros
Maldives
Guinea
Congo Dem. People’s Rep.
Mali
Timor-Leste
Congo Dem. Rep.
Marshall Islands
Togo
Djibouti
Mauritania
Tonga
Dominica
Micronesia
Tunisia
Egypt
Moldova
Tuvalu
El Salvador
Mongolia
Uganda
Eritrea
Montenegro
Ukraine
Eswatini
Morocco
Uzbekistan
Ethiopia
Mozambique
Vanuatu
Faeroe Islands
Myanmar
Vatican City State
Fiji
Nepal
Vietnam
The Gambia
Nicaragua
West Bank and Gaza
Georgia
Niger
Yemen
Ghana
Nigeria
Zambia
Grenada
North Macedonia
Zimbabwe
Guinea-Bissau
Norway
Guyana
Switzerland, Norway, India, Iceland, and neighbouring countries are exempt from the EU’s ban
When the EU Commission took its peremptory action on 29 January this year, one country was missing from the list of neighbouring countries which were excluded from the EU’s export ban the United Kingdom. And as things stand, the only two countries in the world to which the EU will ban exports of vaccines are…. Brexit Britain, and our Commonwealth cousins, Australia.
On Thursday this week, the EU Council meets virtually. Now it seems that at this virtual meeting the Commission is expecting the leaders of the EU member countries to endorse its ban on vaccine exports to the UK.
The brazen nature of the hostility towards the United Kingdom by those running the EU in Brussels is now being demonstrated for all the world to see. The behaviour of certain EU apparatchiks is now getting to the point where I feel sure that several leaders of EU countries are starting to consider the future of Frau von der Leyen’s leadership of the EU Commission and indeed the future of some of its members, such as the Health Commissioner.
The UK has now given vaccine doses to more than 50% of its adult population. This compares with the EU, where less than 12% have received a dose. As each week goes by, the clear superiority of the British vaccination programme becomes ever starker, and the performance of the EU Commission becomes ever more exposed.
In my next ARTICLE on this subject, I will reveal how the EU Commission’s proposed export ban also applies to the ingredients which are needed to make its own vaccines. And some of the essential ingredients for the EU’s vaccines are produced in — and exported to the EU from — Brexit Britain.
[ Sources: EU Commission | EU law library (EU-Lex) | WHO COVAX Vaccine Alliance (run by GAVI) ]