GOOD TIMES FOR INVESTMENTS IN CRIMEA & other choice spots of Russia: PREVIEW OF CRIMEA'S KERCH BRIDGE WHICH JOINS IT WITH RUSSIAN SOUTH MAINLAND
I am planning investments on Crimea & Vladivostok.
Western propaganda is not simple backbiting against their enemies. There is a actually profit motive component to their extra-democratic interventions in other countries: to depress the price of a region they are interested to swoop as vultures in so they can cash in when the price inevitably climbs up in time. But it's the sign of the times even this type of propaganda has been lost by the West forever, everybody knows they are useless with Crimea (or in any part of Russian sphere for that matter). Take Crimea. The Western propaganda was precisely to dampen investment on Crimea, but there are no longer many dumb people left. Now that Crimea is part of Russia, it's plain common sense that Russian money will drive in so values are skyrocketing fast (after all, it was Russian money which drove up high-end real estate prices in New York & London). The Russian military just announced building 70,000 units for its military, and even Ukrainian real estate companies have branches that registered in Crimea itself to avail of the bonanza (in effect, recognizing Crimea as part of Russia). The most frustrating part is that the luxury beach segment is really very hot nowadadays, every Russian wants to have his own beach hideaway, becoming expensive fast. The Ukrainian poverty and dilapidation are clearly forgotten..
Good times are obviously ahead for Crimea. Infrastructures galore. WE can get a preview of the Kerch bridge by looking at this bridge in Russky Island, Vladivostok, the longest suspension bridge in the world.
So, the West tries to use some kind of propaganda against Crimea, but you won't explain exactly what the West did. Russia doesn't fall for the West's trickery, and Russians end up profiting by "investing"? You're an idiot and/or a malicious liar, or you're just here to stir shit. Russia lied about "fascist Ukrainians coming from the north to attack Crimea". Russia lied about everything. Russia conducted a military takeover of Crimea, and anyone who was sensible and had enough money to leave, left that peninsula a long time ago.
The referendum to "either (A) rejoin Russia, or (B) rejoin Russia" was obviously a complete joke that wouldn't fool anyone with an IQ above 70. An excuse to give the Russian junta an air of legitimacy in your state-controlled media. Anyone who was against the take-over was either too terrified of all the soldiers and guns, boycotted the vote (the ethnic Tatars), or they escaped before their families got hurt (and were therefore unable to participate). Congratulations! The "Western propaganda" was a failure, and now Russians can invest by purchasing abandoned land and businesses from other Russians who stole it earlier. Even
if nothing was literally stolen, the Russian terrorism is obviously scaring away Ukrainian owners, forcing them to sell at very low prices.
Again, I'm not Russian.
Of course not.
Like most of the world, I am now a fan of the Russians because they had the gall to fight the bankrupt Western powers.
With military attacks against their closest neighbours?
Ukraine was getting contaminated by the evil Zionist bankster cartel, headed by Queen O'Lizard Birth the 2nd, so Russia had to send humanitarian bombs and bullets?
They are very hot now despite the WEstern propaganda press which nobody reads anyway (frankly, nobody cares about bankrupts, especially if they pretend they are not ). I travel a lot though, & I've seen Russia first-hand, like most of the world, btw...
Crimea & Vladivostok, two places of breathless growth as nervous funds flee from the crumbling pretenses of the bankrupt West...
Try not to post too much. You might exceed your 250MB monthly Internet quota and your mum will spank you.