I don't think I implied that UK is in fault, or that EU is in the right here.
The problem, in my opinion, is with the way the report it, the time they spend on it and the demonization of the EU.
Even if EU is 100% in the wrong, do they need to spend half their air-time covering a dispute between AstraZeneca and the EU, arguing how the EU is unreasonable and pretty much the monster that tries to steal the vaccines from the UK people?
My disappointment is the with the division, polarization and demonization of the EU they are promoting.
After listening to that rhetoric with my (British) wife for 10 minutes straight, I heard heard saying "yeah, fuck these EU assholes".
The problem, in my opinion, is with the way the report it, the time they spend on it and the demonization of the EU.
Even if EU is 100% in the wrong, do they need to spend half their air-time covering a dispute between AstraZeneca and the EU, arguing how the EU is unreasonable and pretty much the monster that tries to steal the vaccines from the UK people?
My disappointment is the with the division, polarization and demonization of the EU they are promoting.
After listening to that rhetoric with my (British) wife for 10 minutes straight, I heard heard saying "yeah, fuck these EU assholes".