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Thoughts and prayers…
The russian empire has been unable to place any bonds, meaning they cannot borrow money to sustain their attempted genocide of Ukranians.
That means they can either tax or print money. They have reached the limit of what they can tax out of the economy.
They are now having to print their way into a new hole.
As of the time of this post their currency is trading at 1 USD per 104.94 rubles, and this run up looks sustained.
It will be fun to watch.
Thoughts and prayers…
Won't be a peep from any of the Ukraine peeps here.
Russia. them in their goddam asses.
This is the beginning of the end of their empire.
Who cares, tbh
Lol, empire
Not your bartender. He's too busy
RG must have just watched a Zeihan vid
One of the many reasons I got bored of this place. ^
Who cares
likes to clown other posters, but can't stand it when it happens to him
typical conservative crybully
At least they don't try to end an election cycle by shooting a Presidential candidate, not once, but twice, and we're still counting.
We've nary room. Nary.
Just remember, dad, without that [empire] we'd a had to kill the White Nazi's hand-to-band instead of the Yellow Japs at 36k.
tee, hee.
Is 100% mortage rate high?
Sounds like the U.S.A..
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2024/...r-force-a87367Russia’s HIV Deaths Hit 30K Per Year, Undermining Dwindling Labor Force
Around 30,000 Russians of working age die annually from HIV, according to Vadim Pokrovsky, the head of Russia’s Federal Methodological Center for HIV/AIDS Prevention.
This figure continues to rise alongside increasing treatment costs for the government and a lack of early HIV testing.
Speaking to the state-run TASS news agency, Pokrovsky revealed that the Russian government spends 70 billion rubles ($670 million) per year on HIV treatment. The epidemic is exacerbated by the loss of economically active individuals, which Pokrovsky highlighted as a critical economic blow.
“If each year we lose 30,000 young, able-bodied people who could work for another 20-30 years, that is an additional loss [to the economy],” he said.
Russia’s HIV epidemic, which has resulted in 1.7 million infections and nearly 500,000 deaths to date, stems primarily from gaps in early diagnosis and inconsistent treatment availability.
Reports indicate that shortages of antiretroviral drugs, including the vital medication Dolutegravir, have emerged due to disrupted supply chains and procurement issues, with some supply tenders being canceled altogether.
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Sanctions killin the gays
jealous?
yes, russian empire.
It never went away.
You.
dumb.
ass.
So you admit the sanctions have an effect.
dumb.
ass.
On the gays
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