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Amen & hallelujah!
Ukraine!
Amen & hallelujah!
Meds
Cause tater gonna tater
And calf-tats mom/boss!!!
Tater is a ing joke….yet, he still owns a gimp!Cause tater gonna tater
The sad part is that he is batting 0.000 ITT but is too low iq to understand what that means
And he owns a gimpThe sad part is that he is batting 0.000 ITT but is too low iq to understand what that means
You damn fraidy cat,,,didn't even show up Thursday night.
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Putler named the Su-57 Felon after Yam s!!!
Putler named the Su-57 Felon after Yam s!!!
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/...ar-in-ukraine/How Putin plans to fund a forever war in Ukraine
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There is one part of this new tax regime, though, that the Kremlin has been at pains to keep quiet. The way in which this collected income tax is redistributed is also about to change: all the extra tax collected from the better offs will not be spent at a local level, as used to be the case. Instead, it will be sent to central government for it spend as it sees fit. In other words, all the extra collected income tax will flow into the Kremlin’s coffers to finance the war in Ukraine.
Pouring into Putin’s war chest alongside the extra personal taxes will also be higher corporate taxes. Corporate income tax will increase to 25 per cent from 20 per cent. From a revenue point of view, this is the most important change the Kremlin is bringing in: the Ministry of Finance has predicted it to generate 1.6 trillion rubles (£14 billion) next year.
Increasing corporate income tax will reduce company profits by an average of 6.3 per cent. Although tax breaks are available when money is spent on scientific research and the development of home-grown technology, be it civil, military or dual-use, these – by definition – apply to only a small number of companies. The trade and service sector – the bulk of medium-sized business in Russia – is unlikely to benefit, as it has neither the money nor the need to spend on science or expensive new technologies.
Small and medium-sized businesses previously exempted from VAT, will now have to pay this tax from revenues exceeding 60 million rubles (£530,000). The state will also collect more money from metal and fertiliser producers through an increased mineral extraction tax.
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https://news.sky.com/story/ukrainian...-time-13150251Ukrainian warplane fires weapon at target inside Russia for first time
A Ukrainian warplane has for the first time fired a weapon that struck a target inside Russia, a Ukrainian military source has told Sky News.
The source said a "Russian command node" was hit on Sunday in the area of Belgorod, western Russia.
Belgorod is close to the border with northeastern Ukraine.
It was not immediately clear what type of munition was used in the attack, including whether or not it had been a Western weapon.
The United States and France recently said the Ukrainian armed forces were permitted to use their arms to strike military targets inside Russia - from where Russian forces are launching attacks against Ukraine.
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How bout how America plans to fund this forever war in Ukraine?
Biden can't keep paying the health care/full ride for the millions of Nazi's in Ukraine + the millions of wet dead beats here on the homeland.
Or, v, can he?
tee, hee.
And over 2 years ago we was guaranteed 100% that Ukrainian warplanes were firing weapons inside-russia-for-first-time.
Were we lying then?---OR---Are we lying now?
Don’t cry, Bastion. It’s all part of the neverending story.
I'll cry only if Putin loses this World War.
That's it & that's all.
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