Ukraine

[Ef-man]

More inventory available at Zelensky's auto and parts.

[pgardn]

Is there a historical example of a nation as dumb as Ukraine?

Give up your nukes we'll protect you
Okay
Help Us!
Nothin I can do for you, Jack

This was an agreement almost everyone was in agreement on including Russia.
If Ukraine became unstable and had nukes that actually worked and were deliverable it would be bad for everyone.
This was in 1991. Did you read about that timeframe? Yeltsin was in charge and he signed on for Russian. It was not like Putin was there manipulating it all like you want it to seem so you can call them dumb. It was safer for everyone in that timeframe, almost a no brainer agreement. They also got economic help.

This is not the first agreement that Russia and NATO have broken.
And it is Russia who invaded Ukraine, in case you forgot, not Nato.

Snakeboy always playing the hindsight game like we knew it would all come to this. oh Ukraine, now you know.... bs...
And snakeboy even joins hater is saying Russia would not attack and you want to play the hindsight game from over 30 years back...?

gtfoh and just call it trolling so you dont look like an idiot.

[Ef-man]

Inventory being added daily!

[pgardn]

Snake should have called it when Ukraine threw out their Russian puppet leader and then snake could have asked the Ukrainian people to Please peaceful leave their homeland.
That was just about 10 years back? His crystal ball was especially clear in this timeframe.

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Is there a historical example of a nation as dumb as Ukraine?

Give up your nukes we'll protect you
Okay
Help Us!
Nothin I can do for you, Jack

Snake

[Ef-man]

Some more nice inventory.

[steak n eggs]

Day 17 and still no Putin victory.

[Ef-man]

He too should have taken the money.

[Ef-man]

[Ef-man]

Day labor russian soldiers picked up at a local U-haul store!

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Day 17 and still no Putin victory.

Where's the fire?

[steak n eggs]

Where's the fire?

at Putin fluffers and those ting on Ukrainians because they are defending their country. And all because you hate the current POTUS. I don't like the guy much either but it's pathetic to root for Putin.

[ElNono]

Is there a historical example of a nation as dumb as Ukraine?

Give up your nukes we'll protect you
Okay
Help Us!
Nothin I can do for you, Jack

Not sure about "as dumb", but there's certainly dumber... like Russia, for example.


We have nukes, we're invincible!
Sir, do you have a coin, we spent it all on nukes and now we can't eat.
East Germany, Cuba, Moldovia, Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia where are you going?
Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, what do you mean you're joining NATO?

[Isitjustme?]

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at Putin fluffers and those ting on Ukrainians because they are defending their country. And all because you hate the current POTUS. I don't like the guy much either but it's pathetic to root for Putin.

With every fiber of my being, n.

[Ef-man]

See friendly Ukrainians trying to keep visiting russians warm in winter.

[Ef-man]

Captured trying to walk back to russia!

[Ef-man]

[Ef-man]

[ElNono]

Don't take Russia back to 1917, Russian metals king Potanin warns

LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Confiscating the assets of companies that have fled Russia since the invasion of Ukraine would shatter investor confidence for decades and take Russia back to the calamitous days of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution, metals magnate Vladimir Potanin has said.

Potanin, president and biggest shareholder of Norilsk Nickel (GMKN.MM), the world's largest producer of palladium and refined nickel, said Russia should respond with pragmatism to its exclusion from swathes of the global economy.

"We should not try to 'slam the door' but endeavour to preserve Russia's economic position in those markets which we spent so long cultivating," Potanin, 61, said on the Telegram messaging app.

Potanin, one of the most prominent Russian billionaires who is not sanctioned by the West, said confiscating assets from companies that had left would put Russia out in the cold for decades, as far as investors were concerned:

"It would take us back 100 years to 1917. And the consequences - a global lack of confidence in Russia from investors - we would feel for many decades."

https://www.reuters.com/business/don...ns-2022-03-11/

[ElNono]

Russia warns sovereign bond holders that payments depend on sanctions

LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - Russia said on Sunday that sovereign bond payments will depend on sanctions imposed by the West over the invasion of Ukraine, raising the spectre of its first major default on foreign bonds since the years following the 1917 Bolshevik revolution.

Russia's finance ministry said it would service and pay sovereign debts in full and on time but that payments could be hampered by the international sanctions.

"The actual possibility of making such payments to non-residents will depend on the limiting measures introduced by foreign states in relation to the Russian Federation," the finance ministry said in a statement.

That raises the possibility of a technical default on debt by Russia after much of its $640 billion in reserves were frozen by the West after President Vladimir Putin ordered what Russia describes as a special military operation in Ukraine on Feb. 24.

From now on, Russia will use roubles to make payments to residents on bonds denominated in foreign currency, the ministry said.

The finance ministry in Moscow also explicitly said that Russia might not be able to make bond payments because of restrictions imposed by the Russian government.

Russia in 1998 defaulted on $40 billion in domestic debt and devalued the rouble under President Boris Yeltsin because it was effectively bankrupt after the Asian debt crisis and falling oil prices shook confidence in its short-term rouble debt.

This time, Russia has the money but can't pay because the reserves - the world's fourth largest - that Putin ordered be built up for just such a crisis are frozen by the United States, European Union, Britain and Canada.

It could be Russia's first major debt default in more than a century. Even when the Soviet Union collapsed, Russia assumed its foreign debt.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/rate...ns-2022-03-06/

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MEDIA
Hannity: Biden 'humiliating and embarrassing' the US by begging dictators for oil, ignoring Canada

That's rich, eh? Trudeau is just as much a dictator as the ones that Biden is begging for oil!

See, this is how State run media FOX is tainted. Nobody is going to cast Trudeau down with the other dictators and other strong man animals. Not FOX, not CNN, nobody. And that is straight out of the White House, no exceptions. (They're) gonna have Trudeau completely rehabbed, right as the post by Summer, no problem, never to be spoke of again.

The s.

[Ef-man]

Ain't that nice, the russians gave back what they stole.

[Ef-man]

Another fine russian donation to Ukrainian army!

[Ef-man]

Thanks Xi!