Thank you, Sirius. I noticed that too: “The Russian economy is very stable, but at the same time it is completely inefficient." It's like saying the patient is dying, but stable.
Funniest part is that Christians, Muslims and Satanists pretend their genetic Jew connections to their Jew ancestors is not apparent in the way these cults' work only spreads the chaotic fuckery and misery in the name of god, freedom or some other shit that guides Judaism.
In the US unemployment statistics are based on residents who are already in the labor force, so those who have given up looking for a job are not counted as being unemployed.🤔
'Facts are stubborn things, but statistics are pliable.” Mark Twain
Getting back to the high cost of purchasing native pink salmon, as everyone needs a powerful daily dose of Omega 3-- at a fair price, that is.
In any event, I just happened to see Jeffrey Sachs on The Duran YouTube channel the other day. Interestingly enough, he was surprised the 1991 dissolution of the Soviet Union was going to have a disastrous effect on the economic lives of workers. He was convinced Clinton and his ghoulish coterie were going to bailout the Kremlin. I guess, it never dawned on Mr. Harvard that Russia is only seen by international financiers as a place to harvest and extract trillions in untapped natural resources.🤑
It doesn't make sense why Russia needs to convert to dollars to buy chips and machine stuff. They have China where they can trade oil for those things, not needing to go through currency exchanges.
It seems like there's a lot of skimming by the banks in Russia, just like the West does.
Inflation is being driven by cheap money buying up commodities, but they pretend like it's a result of con-vid.
BTW, in the US, we had huge inflation since 00s. Funny how the media ignores the huge increase in real estate/housing, education, and healthcare costs.
This sounds ominous: "The fact is that through the efforts of the “privatizers” who now wear the mask of system liberals, we completely destroyed more than 33,000 large and medium-sized factories in the 90s. And now machine tool building and mechanical engineering are absent in Russia."
Looks like Russia is de-industrializing with China benefiting from these insane policies.
Does that look like a nation that's de-industrializing?
The western narrative of a weak Russia is what created this mess in the first place. If western media pundits and worse, 'professional' analysts' who ought to know better actually did any homework, they might have avoided a confrontation they can't possibly win. Now the west not only looks foolish and unprepared in the eyes of the world, but their share of military sales will be reduced to captive clients, while the rest of the world equips itself with lower cost, reliable and effective Russian defence systems thus putting an end to US gunboat diplomacy.
One aspect of the current hostilities that doesn't get much coverage in the MSM. Purchasing agents from around the world are looking at the performance of NATO vs. Russian weapons systems in real-time combat and drawing the inevitable conclusion. I would be shorting RTX right about now because they are not going to recover from this.
The USA (and Europe to a lesser degree) have been offshoring manufacturing since the early 80s. Russia (USSR) never did that. Their problem was obsolescence, but the factories and more importantly, the resources remained in place. What they lost in the 90s was a lot of expertise (brain drain), as unemployed engineers and scientists left the country. But that was 30 years ago. Many have returned since then, but in the interim a new generation of engineers and scientists has appeared to take their place. To illustrate how the question of expertise matters as much as resources (which Russia has in abundance) consider this:
The spin is negative as usual, but what it means in reality is Russia will be turning out far more graduates in science, engineering and technology than the EU or USA, and fewer business, economics and 'social studies' majors. Not just Russians either. Their education system is gearing up for a major increase in foreign students from friendly nations, so their allies will also be beneficiaries of the change.
People need to update their information from time to time. We live in a dynamic, ever changing world. Normalcy Bias, the idea that tomorrow will be just like today, is one of the worst mistakes you can make as an analyst or investor.
Are they serious predicting 3% or even 6% inflation is disaster. Here in Ukrcanada west food is from 10% up to 35% higher, rents have skyrocketed- if you can find anything, homes are completely u affordable, & immigration is 400,000 yr with 10000's... citizens living in tents. Try finding a doctor, let alone hospital care. MAIDS is our Healthcare, (medically assisted suicide by Rx). Possesion of deadly addictive drugs are quite legal under 2.5 grams for self suicide. Fuel is taxed to the max, their is zero public transportation west of Ontario, no buses, unaffordable (tourist train system), so you drive fly walk or starve. Of course official government inflation rates are complete 🐂💩.. You don't know what you had, until it's gone forever.
"The last paragraph about a future BRICS currency is interesting—we will have to wait and see what happens with that at the upcoming summit in South Africa. Who knows?"
They are hedging their bets. Ramaphosa is ex CIA and is still connected. He is playing both sides. A scoundrel of note.
I do hope they get rid of the dollar, but I am not sure what South Africa brings to the table. It is bankrupt due to the ANC corruption and state capture and its PPP (Private Publics Partnership) fascist fleecing mechanism.
A word about sanctions. If you sanction a weak nation like Cuba, you'll impoverish them. If you sanction a more robust yet still developing nation like Iran, you'll slow them down, but you'll also create more favourable conditions for the competition (like China) who can negotiate better terms for trade and investment.
If you sanction a nation like Russia, which has an abundance of natural resources and the skills to turn them into needed products, you'll actually be helping them out. The reason is simple. Sanctions have the same effect as tariffs, but without the unwelcome political consequences because it's not the government that's making it hard to obtain foreign inputs. On the contrary, the magnitude and hypocrisy of western sanctions only serves to strengthen national resolve and impel the search for domestic replacements. This is all the more true if those sanction don't appear to be ending any time soon. Investing in replacements is a big front-end cost, but if you make it obvious that trade won't be resuming, then that bullet will be bitten and the replacements will appear. This has already happened with jet engines, pushing Pratt & Whitney out of the game altogether, and it's happening across the board with machine tools, heavy equipment (Kamaz) electronics and a host of other technologies. Likewise, the agricultural sector has been given a big leg up by not having to compete with imports. Russia at this point is effectively an Autarky. What little they do need to import is readily available from such friendly nations as China, Brazil and India.
We've all been there right? Where you had to get something done and no help was available? Getting to be the norm where I live - backlogged, booked up, short handed etc. Try and get parts for Volvo trucks for instance. I don't think Russians have any problems getting Kamaz parts.
Is Russia an really "autarky" at this point? I am very doubtful about the veracity of that claim, even if it produces good Kamaz... Which country could claim such in that intermingled world. Riley will soon do an article about that I think...
Still, where has the second video clip been filmed?
Does Russia produce it's own pink hair dye?...
Are the youths in the first clip dressed with Russian clothing?...
Nothing is ever 100% of course, but in terms of energy, food and raw materials, Russia is as autonomous as you can get. Obviously they don't grow bananas or pineapples, so if you want those on your blin you'll have to import them. I suspect they have to import some strategic metals as well, but fortunately China produces those.
"Still, where has the second video clip been filmed?"
Probably Kazan. Tatarstan is where Kamaz builds its trucks. There's a line about Kamaz in the song, plus she's standing on one of their dump trucks. As for pink hair dye, women have been dyeing their hair since ancient times and Russia's a pretty old civilization, so I imagine they've figured it out by now.
"Are the youths in the first clip dressed with Russian clothing?"
I don't know. What does Russian clothing look like? Something like this?
Thank you for your answers. You write that "fortunately China produces those". That means Russia depends on China, right? But is that country really a good ally? Further more, from my humble knowledge, Russia needs China for far more than strategic rare earth (like most country since they have a quasi monopoly). China is the main producer of so many tech stuff that Russia doesn't build, doesn't it?
I was guessing it was in Tatarstan, it seems like a nice place.
Thank you for the video.
The Compagnon du Gras jambon (fellowship of the fat ham) don't need electronic to make people move and also have a "local" outlook .
Russia is clearly working toward an economic integration with many Asian countries and especially China, right? Is that compatible with trying to be autonomous or in autarky?...
As to the pink hair thing, I was hinting lightly at the fact that is is very in fashion in the West among the woke crowd...
"Russia is clearly working toward an economic integration with many Asian countries and especially China, right? Is that compatible with trying to be autonomous or in autarky?..."
From Russia's perspective, given their history of constantly being invaded, autarky equates with self-defence. Relying on outside sources for war materials is to be avoided at all costs, and in a protracted conflict that means just about everything - food, medicine, clothing, building materials.... you get the idea. It doesn't mean they don't want to trade, just that they prefer it on even terms, not as a colonial operation.
If you go back to Ricardo's idea of 'comparative advantage' I believe that's the model Russia has adopted. If you can make it cheaper, we'll trade you for something we make cheaper and we both win. That doesn't mean we give up the ability to make what we import. We always keep those skills in reserve. So it's not an either/or situation. Nothing really ever is, that's a false construct foisted on us by the Cabal, making everything about one of only two choices, when there's plenty of others if we only bother to look.
Yeah, I wouldn't confuse that with 'woke' but I see how one could. Woke doesn't get much traction in Russia. For what it's worth, I like the coloured hairstyles, as long as they're done well. For example:
Another singer from Tatarstan BTW. Not what you'd expect from a Muslim republic, right? Russia is full of surprises! Here's another, this time from Chechnya. The song just rocks, but I don't think she dyes her hair;)
More PutinAnon style gaslighting? Sanctions hurt any country - otherwise the West would not be using them. Only for Putin worshipers and bots bad is actually good!
The main problem for Russia is not sanctions, but rather the traitor at the helm and kleptocracy he serves. Unlike in Russia, in Belarus, China, Iran, Cuba, etc. patriots are in charge and country is not looted and turned into a Western colony. That is why they manage to survive, and even improve things like self-sufficiency, while Russians' standard of living has been going down steadily even before any sanctions for 3 decades now. Putin is the 3rd part of the trio - with Gorbachev and Yeltsin.
Here are some very telling photos [1][2] - he was always there. and he is everywhere ...
[1] We rightly criticize the 90s and some aspects of perestroika But why is Putin everywhere?
"Unlike in Russia, in Belarus, China, Iran, Cuba, etc. patriots are in charge and country is not looted and turned into a Western colony. That is why they manage to survive, and even improve things like self-sufficiency, "
Which country do you refer to? In which country do genuine patriot are in charge? maybe Burkina-Faso? Mali?
Did I mention Putin anywhere in my post? <checks post> Nope. No mention of Putin, so why bring him up? And why the ad hominem? If you want to debate me on facts then present some, and not just some photo from 30 years ago. If Putin upsets you so much, why don't you ask the people of Russia what they think of him?
Putin's 80%+ fakeproval? Not very hard with 100% control of the media, arrests and assassinations of patriots, shutting down websites speaking the truth, criminal sabotage of political opponents, millions from oligarchs for their buddy who allows them to continue looting Russia, etc.
So what do YOU do when things are bleak? Do you prefer lying or make-believe? Riley has been correcting that sort of BS reporting accurately and honestly. You should go elsewhere if you to read Polyannas who promote complacency. These are not times for the faint-of-heart.
Fare the well then. But before you go, can you leave some links to those websites you refer to as providing negative talk. Not the whole boatload, just a few of the ones that you're referring to for my own reference. Thanks.
Non of Russia's strange military and monetary moves will make sense unless one has some background information on the Russian leadership. I suggest people watch this whole video, however , the important bit starts at 3:14 .
“The Russian economy is very stable, but at the same time it is completely inefficient”
Here's a good example of empty speech. How can inefficient economy ever be called stable? I mean, yes it can, but why?
If its inefficient then Id say it is broken and functioning poorly. In a stable manner, ja? Lolz
And especially in the situation of Russia.
What are all those abundant resources and manpower for if not for having a strong sovereign economy and industry? For jewish oligarchs?
///devilish laughter, crows cawing in the distance///
Thank you, Sirius. I noticed that too: “The Russian economy is very stable, but at the same time it is completely inefficient." It's like saying the patient is dying, but stable.
Funniest part is that Christians, Muslims and Satanists pretend their genetic Jew connections to their Jew ancestors is not apparent in the way these cults' work only spreads the chaotic fuckery and misery in the name of god, freedom or some other shit that guides Judaism.
In the US unemployment statistics are based on residents who are already in the labor force, so those who have given up looking for a job are not counted as being unemployed.🤔
'Facts are stubborn things, but statistics are pliable.” Mark Twain
Getting back to the high cost of purchasing native pink salmon, as everyone needs a powerful daily dose of Omega 3-- at a fair price, that is.
In any event, I just happened to see Jeffrey Sachs on The Duran YouTube channel the other day. Interestingly enough, he was surprised the 1991 dissolution of the Soviet Union was going to have a disastrous effect on the economic lives of workers. He was convinced Clinton and his ghoulish coterie were going to bailout the Kremlin. I guess, it never dawned on Mr. Harvard that Russia is only seen by international financiers as a place to harvest and extract trillions in untapped natural resources.🤑
It doesn't make sense why Russia needs to convert to dollars to buy chips and machine stuff. They have China where they can trade oil for those things, not needing to go through currency exchanges.
It seems like there's a lot of skimming by the banks in Russia, just like the West does.
Inflation is being driven by cheap money buying up commodities, but they pretend like it's a result of con-vid.
BTW, in the US, we had huge inflation since 00s. Funny how the media ignores the huge increase in real estate/housing, education, and healthcare costs.
They cry about gas prices and food instead....
This sounds ominous: "The fact is that through the efforts of the “privatizers” who now wear the mask of system liberals, we completely destroyed more than 33,000 large and medium-sized factories in the 90s. And now machine tool building and mechanical engineering are absent in Russia."
Looks like Russia is de-industrializing with China benefiting from these insane policies.
"And now machine tool building and mechanical engineering are absent in Russia."
Seriously? Then how do you account for this?
https://www.rbth.com/science-and-tech/331366-why-kamaz-trucks-are-best
or this?
https://www.rferl.org/a/the-story-of-russian-icebreaker-ships/30363257.html
or this?
https://www.power-technology.com/projects/akademik-lomonosov-nuclear-co-generation-russia/
or this?
https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/russia-flies-first-new-post-soviet-passenger-airliner-with-domestic-engines-2020-12-15/
Not to mention this:
https://missilethreat.csis.org/missile/kinzhal/
Does that look like a nation that's de-industrializing?
The western narrative of a weak Russia is what created this mess in the first place. If western media pundits and worse, 'professional' analysts' who ought to know better actually did any homework, they might have avoided a confrontation they can't possibly win. Now the west not only looks foolish and unprepared in the eyes of the world, but their share of military sales will be reduced to captive clients, while the rest of the world equips itself with lower cost, reliable and effective Russian defence systems thus putting an end to US gunboat diplomacy.
One aspect of the current hostilities that doesn't get much coverage in the MSM. Purchasing agents from around the world are looking at the performance of NATO vs. Russian weapons systems in real-time combat and drawing the inevitable conclusion. I would be shorting RTX right about now because they are not going to recover from this.
In the 90's America did the same. Food for thought.
The USA (and Europe to a lesser degree) have been offshoring manufacturing since the early 80s. Russia (USSR) never did that. Their problem was obsolescence, but the factories and more importantly, the resources remained in place. What they lost in the 90s was a lot of expertise (brain drain), as unemployed engineers and scientists left the country. But that was 30 years ago. Many have returned since then, but in the interim a new generation of engineers and scientists has appeared to take their place. To illustrate how the question of expertise matters as much as resources (which Russia has in abundance) consider this:
https://erudera.com/news/russia-to-withdraw-from-bologna-process/
The spin is negative as usual, but what it means in reality is Russia will be turning out far more graduates in science, engineering and technology than the EU or USA, and fewer business, economics and 'social studies' majors. Not just Russians either. Their education system is gearing up for a major increase in foreign students from friendly nations, so their allies will also be beneficiaries of the change.
People need to update their information from time to time. We live in a dynamic, ever changing world. Normalcy Bias, the idea that tomorrow will be just like today, is one of the worst mistakes you can make as an analyst or investor.
Yes. Exactly.
Are they serious predicting 3% or even 6% inflation is disaster. Here in Ukrcanada west food is from 10% up to 35% higher, rents have skyrocketed- if you can find anything, homes are completely u affordable, & immigration is 400,000 yr with 10000's... citizens living in tents. Try finding a doctor, let alone hospital care. MAIDS is our Healthcare, (medically assisted suicide by Rx). Possesion of deadly addictive drugs are quite legal under 2.5 grams for self suicide. Fuel is taxed to the max, their is zero public transportation west of Ontario, no buses, unaffordable (tourist train system), so you drive fly walk or starve. Of course official government inflation rates are complete 🐂💩.. You don't know what you had, until it's gone forever.
Economics is a pseudo science. At best , it is simple math.
No matter what machinations go on between capitalists, the working class always gets fucked.
If you want economic justice, NEVER ALLOW ANYONE TO REPRESENT YOU.
Thanks, Riley. A nice sampling right across the (acceptable-within-the-Overton-window) Russian political spectrum.
the US Presidential race featuring candidates pandering to Israel...who will bow down the fastest?... https://www.bitchute.com/video/fAPmK3fPLTEa/
https://identitydixie.com/2023/07/20/the-julius-caesar-solution/
Julius Caesar, the murdered god, drained the swamp over 2000 years ago
And now for something completely different - nice to see universally banned Michael Yeadon being pretty opened about clot shots on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5b8FB1FhY0
Excellent.
"The last paragraph about a future BRICS currency is interesting—we will have to wait and see what happens with that at the upcoming summit in South Africa. Who knows?"
They are hedging their bets. Ramaphosa is ex CIA and is still connected. He is playing both sides. A scoundrel of note.
I do hope they get rid of the dollar, but I am not sure what South Africa brings to the table. It is bankrupt due to the ANC corruption and state capture and its PPP (Private Publics Partnership) fascist fleecing mechanism.
Gamarjoba!
A word about sanctions. If you sanction a weak nation like Cuba, you'll impoverish them. If you sanction a more robust yet still developing nation like Iran, you'll slow them down, but you'll also create more favourable conditions for the competition (like China) who can negotiate better terms for trade and investment.
If you sanction a nation like Russia, which has an abundance of natural resources and the skills to turn them into needed products, you'll actually be helping them out. The reason is simple. Sanctions have the same effect as tariffs, but without the unwelcome political consequences because it's not the government that's making it hard to obtain foreign inputs. On the contrary, the magnitude and hypocrisy of western sanctions only serves to strengthen national resolve and impel the search for domestic replacements. This is all the more true if those sanction don't appear to be ending any time soon. Investing in replacements is a big front-end cost, but if you make it obvious that trade won't be resuming, then that bullet will be bitten and the replacements will appear. This has already happened with jet engines, pushing Pratt & Whitney out of the game altogether, and it's happening across the board with machine tools, heavy equipment (Kamaz) electronics and a host of other technologies. Likewise, the agricultural sector has been given a big leg up by not having to compete with imports. Russia at this point is effectively an Autarky. What little they do need to import is readily available from such friendly nations as China, Brazil and India.
We've all been there right? Where you had to get something done and no help was available? Getting to be the norm where I live - backlogged, booked up, short handed etc. Try and get parts for Volvo trucks for instance. I don't think Russians have any problems getting Kamaz parts.
Speaking of Kamaz:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzTAPY4uEYE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVlfWbDyhm8
Is Russia an really "autarky" at this point? I am very doubtful about the veracity of that claim, even if it produces good Kamaz... Which country could claim such in that intermingled world. Riley will soon do an article about that I think...
Still, where has the second video clip been filmed?
Does Russia produce it's own pink hair dye?...
Are the youths in the first clip dressed with Russian clothing?...
Take care
Nothing is ever 100% of course, but in terms of energy, food and raw materials, Russia is as autonomous as you can get. Obviously they don't grow bananas or pineapples, so if you want those on your blin you'll have to import them. I suspect they have to import some strategic metals as well, but fortunately China produces those.
"Still, where has the second video clip been filmed?"
Probably Kazan. Tatarstan is where Kamaz builds its trucks. There's a line about Kamaz in the song, plus she's standing on one of their dump trucks. As for pink hair dye, women have been dyeing their hair since ancient times and Russia's a pretty old civilization, so I imagine they've figured it out by now.
"Are the youths in the first clip dressed with Russian clothing?"
I don't know. What does Russian clothing look like? Something like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNpLuXOg7xQ
Hello ebear!
Thank you for your answers. You write that "fortunately China produces those". That means Russia depends on China, right? But is that country really a good ally? Further more, from my humble knowledge, Russia needs China for far more than strategic rare earth (like most country since they have a quasi monopoly). China is the main producer of so many tech stuff that Russia doesn't build, doesn't it?
I was guessing it was in Tatarstan, it seems like a nice place.
Thank you for the video.
The Compagnon du Gras jambon (fellowship of the fat ham) don't need electronic to make people move and also have a "local" outlook .
The first song is for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gFOJTe6hBo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKyYDnxOVBc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SujGjgcKw3E
Have a good day or night
Wow! Astertix comes to life! That was awesome. I especially liked the second one. Frantic in France...heh. Here's back at ya:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbBU06irWT8
Russia is clearly working toward an economic integration with many Asian countries and especially China, right? Is that compatible with trying to be autonomous or in autarky?...
As to the pink hair thing, I was hinting lightly at the fact that is is very in fashion in the West among the woke crowd...
"Russia is clearly working toward an economic integration with many Asian countries and especially China, right? Is that compatible with trying to be autonomous or in autarky?..."
From Russia's perspective, given their history of constantly being invaded, autarky equates with self-defence. Relying on outside sources for war materials is to be avoided at all costs, and in a protracted conflict that means just about everything - food, medicine, clothing, building materials.... you get the idea. It doesn't mean they don't want to trade, just that they prefer it on even terms, not as a colonial operation.
If you go back to Ricardo's idea of 'comparative advantage' I believe that's the model Russia has adopted. If you can make it cheaper, we'll trade you for something we make cheaper and we both win. That doesn't mean we give up the ability to make what we import. We always keep those skills in reserve. So it's not an either/or situation. Nothing really ever is, that's a false construct foisted on us by the Cabal, making everything about one of only two choices, when there's plenty of others if we only bother to look.
Yeah, I wouldn't confuse that with 'woke' but I see how one could. Woke doesn't get much traction in Russia. For what it's worth, I like the coloured hairstyles, as long as they're done well. For example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zq7Vd-OAPA
Another singer from Tatarstan BTW. Not what you'd expect from a Muslim republic, right? Russia is full of surprises! Here's another, this time from Chechnya. The song just rocks, but I don't think she dyes her hair;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV1Fog6xeV8
More PutinAnon style gaslighting? Sanctions hurt any country - otherwise the West would not be using them. Only for Putin worshipers and bots bad is actually good!
The main problem for Russia is not sanctions, but rather the traitor at the helm and kleptocracy he serves. Unlike in Russia, in Belarus, China, Iran, Cuba, etc. patriots are in charge and country is not looted and turned into a Western colony. That is why they manage to survive, and even improve things like self-sufficiency, while Russians' standard of living has been going down steadily even before any sanctions for 3 decades now. Putin is the 3rd part of the trio - with Gorbachev and Yeltsin.
Here are some very telling photos [1][2] - he was always there. and he is everywhere ...
[1] We rightly criticize the 90s and some aspects of perestroika But why is Putin everywhere?
Бром on Twitter: "Мы справедливо критикуем 90-е и некоторые аспекты перестройки... Но почему там везде Путин ?" / Twitter https://twitter.com/bromtula_/status/1664903967313207296
[2] He is everywhere ... Бром on Twitter: "@SRom1961 Он везде ни при чём... Twitter https://twitter.com/bromtula_/status/1664951569413013507
Hej,
"Unlike in Russia, in Belarus, China, Iran, Cuba, etc. patriots are in charge and country is not looted and turned into a Western colony. That is why they manage to survive, and even improve things like self-sufficiency, "
Which country do you refer to? In which country do genuine patriot are in charge? maybe Burkina-Faso? Mali?
Did I mention Putin anywhere in my post? <checks post> Nope. No mention of Putin, so why bring him up? And why the ad hominem? If you want to debate me on facts then present some, and not just some photo from 30 years ago. If Putin upsets you so much, why don't you ask the people of Russia what they think of him?
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/russia-ukraine-latest-news-2022-03-30/card/putin-s-approval-rating-jumps-after-invasion-poll-shows-fm8f4uSdiVfTxORQOE0v
Putin's 80%+ fakeproval? Not very hard with 100% control of the media, arrests and assassinations of patriots, shutting down websites speaking the truth, criminal sabotage of political opponents, millions from oligarchs for their buddy who allows them to continue looting Russia, etc.
Hey, after the Fed is finished fixing the US, we'll send 'em your way.
Too negative, always negative, no hope, doom and gloom reporting, Riley
So what do YOU do when things are bleak? Do you prefer lying or make-believe? Riley has been correcting that sort of BS reporting accurately and honestly. You should go elsewhere if you to read Polyannas who promote complacency. These are not times for the faint-of-heart.
Exactly I have cancelled my subscription and will go elsewhere. Negative talk about Russia I get elsewhere for free by the boatload.
Fare the well then. But before you go, can you leave some links to those websites you refer to as providing negative talk. Not the whole boatload, just a few of the ones that you're referring to for my own reference. Thanks.
Non of Russia's strange military and monetary moves will make sense unless one has some background information on the Russian leadership. I suggest people watch this whole video, however , the important bit starts at 3:14 .
https://rumble.com/embed/v2wmv0k/?pub=jj93z
Hello,
Rumble is forbidden in 'micronistan'... And what is not at that point?...
Take care