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Cry some more
You hate to see it
Ce la vi
Chickens roosting all the way home
"Cmon maan!"
hater!!!
PERIOD
...nary a one.
Cry some more
You hate to see it
Ce la vi
Chickens roosting all the way home
hater!!!
-A-DOODLE-DO!!!!!!!!!
in' silver car!!!
Sure hope it ain't a harbinger.
Interesting vingette.
“What has shocked me is the callousness of #Russia soldiers to their own men.”
He shows me a photo taken from a drone of soldiers eating lunch in a ruined house near several bodies lying in the dirt.
“They’re eating 20 meters from the decomposing bodies of their comrades.”
Their tactics are insane. Chernobaivka has a small military airport. 17 times they've tried to take it. 17 times we've smashed them. Still they come.
Our soldiers ask: "Are they dumb?" No, just incapable of independent thought. They just follow orders – no matter how crazy."
"failed to sell"
Looks like China gonna get some more cheapo oil below what it costs RUS to pump out of the ground.
The "biggest army in Europe" doesn't say much in times of peace, Mexico had more active duty personnel than Ukrainethat hater quote is probably is easily in one of top 5 of dumbest he has ever written...
This war is putting a light on actual russian military capability and it's below the most pessimist view... Russian flag ship Moskva sunk by a single missile...
in' silver car!!!
Sure hope it ain't a harbinger.
Rolling deep
in 2021 the size of Ukraine's armed forces, which consists of 246,445 (195,626 military personnel), makes it the second largest in the region after the Russian Armed Forces. In 2022, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered an increase in the size of the forces by 100,000 by 2025, while ending conscription in 2024.
This war is putting a light on actual russian military capability and it's below the most pessimist view... Russian flag ship Moskva sunk by a single missile...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arme...on%20in%202024.
Not anymore
In 2022, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered an increase in the size of the forces by 100,000 by 2025, while ending conscription in 2024.
Yeah...
Thats not gonna happen
Hater go all in.
buy Russian government bonds in rubles, see where it takes you...
You wont.
Please. Ukr is still buying Russian oil while they're being genocided.
Just shows ta go ya.
GO---PUTIN---GO!!!
Nice ties.
This war is putting a light on actual russian military capability and it's below the most pessimist view... Russian flag ship Moskva sunk by a single missile...-------------------------------------------------------------[beep boop ] [bull Russian propaganda point #1 omitted, because Putin, that's why]
Cheers
[beep boop]And you still believe US governments lies that russia will invade anyday now
Lemming...[beep boop]
I stand by my call. Russia wont invade ukraine anytime soon. Their invasion is not imminent as re US claims.
...
Cheers[beep boop]If you check Putins speech he clearly says all this has been planned months in advance. They are just executing the plan now.
[bull russian propaganda talking point omitted, because Putin, that's why-RG]
When how and where is all up to Russia. My guess is this will go slowly and methodically. Like a Boa constrictor.
[beep boop][insert current Russian propaganda talking point #1 here]
and
[insert Russian propaganda talking point #2 here]
You guys are brainwashed for not believing this stuff.
https://www.firstpost.com/business/e...-10597421.html
Indonesia has decided to ban the export of crude palm oil from 28 April. The timing could not be worse; the ban comes at a time when edible oil prices are already surging.
Indonesia’s decision to halt exports is driven by the political situation in the country. Inflation is on the rise and President Joko Widodo’s rivals are winning the popularity battle.
What does the ban mean for India?
India gets 50 per cent of its crude palm oil from Indonesia. It imports around eight million tonnes of palm oil every year, accounting for about 40 per cent of the share in total edible oil consumption. With the ban, edible oil prices, which are already at an all-time high, will go through the roof.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine forced nations to switch to palm oil as a subs ute for sunflower oil. Ukraine and Russia are the world’s largest exporters of sunflower oil in the world – 46 per cent comes from Ukraine and 25 per cent from Russia, according to the Observatory of Economic Complexity, a data visualisation site for international trade.
India is the world’s largest importer of vegetable oil.
Higher crude palm oil prices will further force domestic fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies to increase prices.
.Palm oil is used in many everyday items – from cakes to frying fats, from cosmetics to cleaning products, and from biofuels to detergents. It is used in chocolates, margarine, noodles, biscuits, soaps, and shampoos. A rise in palm oil prices then will impact the cost of all these consumer goods
Second largest in the region, not in Europe, not the world!in 2021 the size of Ukraine's armed forces, which consists of 246,445 (195,626 military personnel), makes it the second largest in the region after the Russian Armed Forces. In 2022, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered an increase in the size of the forces by 100,000 by 2025, while ending conscription in 2024.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arme...on%20in%202024.
You have to count the reservists that did their one year (about 900K) for Ukraine to have the second largest number of troops on Europe.
Hater doubling down and still getting his kicked in.
Who are the top 10 biggest armies in the world (Total Number of Military Personnel)
Country Numbers (members)
Vietnam: 10,522,000
North Korea: 7,769,000
South Korea: 6,712,500
India: 5,137,500
China: 4,015,000
Russia: 3,568,000
United States: 2,233,050
Brazil: 2,101,500
Taiwan: 1,831,800
Pakistan: 1,495,000
You hate to see it
Poland ain't going to do it though lmao
the war in Ukraine will cause the biggest price shock in 50 years, according to the World bank
In a new forecast, it said disruption caused by the conflict would contribute to huge price rises for goods ranging from natural gas to wheat and cotton.
The increase in prices "is starting to have very large economic and humanitarian effects", Peter Nagle, a co-author of the report, told the BBC.
He said "households across the world are feeling the cost of living crisis".The biggest rise will be in the price of natural gas in Europe, which is set to more than double in cost. Prices are forecast to fall next year and in 2024, but even then will remain 15% higher than they were last year.
The World Bank said this means that from the lows of April 2020 until the highs of March this year we have seen "the largest 23-month increase in energy prices since the 1973 oil price hike", when tensions in the Middle East sent prices soaring.
Similarly oil prices are expected to remain elevated into 2024 with a barrel of the benchmark measure, Brent Crude, projected to average $100 this year, something which will lead to widespread inflation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-61235528Wheat is forecast to increase 42.7% and reach new record highs in dollar terms. Other notable increases will be 33.3% for barley, 20% for soybeans and 29.8% for oils and 41.8% for chicken.
"I am Putin, hear me roar in numbers too big to ignore.
Yes, you've paid the price, but look how much I've gained.
If I had to; I could do anything.
I am strong...check.
I am invincible...check.
I am PUTIN!!!"
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