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lmao WesternHemisphereArena continuing to get anally raped from all angles
Damn, americans are such pussies, worrying about cancelation.
You can cancel me every day, instead of 15 years in siberian labour camp.
lmao WesternHemisphereArena continuing to get anally raped from all angles
Only pussies & assholes utilize they're Ignore List, Splits.
It can cost you thousands, millions, a family, et al.
That damn thing musta weighed 50lbs, kids. tee, hee.
Only in murica.
Manning and Assange would probably disagree, in case you forgot the collateral murder video showed two journalists murdered in cold blood..
But yeah it makes perfect sense that "reporters" like tucker can lie with impunity while whistleblowers can go to jail for saying the truth, my fault for comparing apples to oranges
Ukrainian defenders continue to inflict losses on The Russian occupation forces. In Luhansk region, soldiers of the 24th Brigade named after King Danylo destroyed three T-72 tanks and one BMP-3 together with enemy crews. Together to victory!
world peace
The global shortage of industrial fertilizer has been made worse by the war in Ukraine and has global imitations for food supply.
https://theconversation.com/ukraine-...ct-food-179061This calculation between the cost of fertiliser and the value of the crop produced – the “breakeven ratio” – is typically around six for a cereal crop (6kg of grain needed to pay for 1kg of nitrogen fertiliser), but with the rise in fertiliser prices it is currently around ten. To remain profitable, farmers will need to keep a particularly close eye on production costs, and potentially use less fertiliser. However using less fertiliser will reduce yields and quality, adding to pressure on the food system as a whole.
Without government intervention and coordination between countries, beggar thy neighbor compe ion for basic goods will lead to inflation and social problems.
The 1990s will be the benchmark against which the current economic crash in Russia will be measured.
https://archive.org/details/godfatherofkreml00klebWith Russia in a slump far worse than the Great Depression, people tapped an old survival instinct. Amid rumors of crop failure and impending food shortages, millions of city dwellers traveled to the countryside to plant cabbages and potatoes in their garden plots. The arable land just outside Moscow was swarming with people digging and planting. It was back to medieval agriculture. Chubais and Gaidar were proud of the fact that mass starvation had been avoided. But it was avoided not because prices had been liberalized, but because the Russian people had returned to the countryside. It was with a shovel and sack of seed potatoes that Russians escaped starvation in 1992 and 1993.
Nickel trading on the LME has been halted for the last couple of days, too.
China reportedly buys ~25% of Saudi oil imports.
Took pressure off energy prices; reviving the JPCOA would restore a measure of stability.
It's been almost a week I think. Did you read the whole story on that? Halting and reversing trades to ultimately protect a Chinese shorter and the banks.
The bit about halting and reversing trades I didn't see -- I wasn't aware that is even allowed!
A report says 40, 000 Syrian fighters have left for Ukraine
I remember reading a long time ago that for every fighter there are seven logistics people needed
40 F warmer in Syria than Ukraine
Shillary
World peace
I guess it is when it there's a threat to the big boys.
It went from $25,000 a ton to $100,000 that day. Then they halted and said all the trades above $50,000 were reversed. I think it was about $4 billion trades undone.
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