Topic: Sanction against Russia for West-choreographed conflict in Ukraine - page 8. (Read 30014 times)
September 18, 2014, 10:55:56 AM
Yeah, that's true... Just like the only reason Japan gave up was because they were worried that USSR would invade them from the other side, and only used the nuclear bomb attack as an excuse for why they are giving up. They recognized (correctly) that USA is the MUCH lesser of the two evils to be invaded by.
September 18, 2014, 02:51:32 AM
The difference is that in 1812 Russia was allied with Prussia ,Austria and England
In 1942 was fighting Germany with the help of England and USA.
Now its allies are North Korea and Belarus.
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Also , they forget about the 200 years they payed tribute to the golden horde;). Or the destruction left by Crimean Tatars, the Swedish conquest and polish occupation.
In 1942 was fighting Germany with the help of England and USA.
Now its allies are North Korea and Belarus.
.Also , they forget about the 200 years they payed tribute to the golden horde;). Or the destruction left by Crimean Tatars, the Swedish conquest and polish occupation.
Save Russia from such allies - with them you don't need enemies. Austrians didn't meet up with the Russian Army after Kutuzov's march over the Alps to face Napoleon. That was when Paul I dropepd the Austria/British alliance and started negotiations about an alliance with Napoleon. So Paul I got murdered by the British-financed traitors.
In 1940s USA were supplying outdated and rotten military food rations to Soviet Union as "help". My grandmother almost died during WWII (and had her liver destroyed for the rest of her life), not as a result of German bombings, but from the American "help".
And England was an ally in most wars with the aim of dragging Russia into said wars. WWI could have been avoided altogether if not the the English "help".
Let's imagine ww2 in which Germany is allied with Us , Uk and France against Russia.
Do you think Stalingrad or Leningrad would have happened? Be honest
.Save Russia from such allies +1000000
September 17, 2014, 08:17:29 PM
Billions of dollars worth of gas, and being able to continue to be a government-owned monopoly with the only source of gas for Europe? (You know, communist stuff)
Billions of dollars of gas from where? From the farting neo-Nazis of the Right Sector?
Either that, or all the crap that's been coming out of Russia and its supporter's mouths
But, seriously, "Ukraine has an estimated 42 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of technically recoverable shale gas reserves" (http://consortiumnews.com/2014/04/24/beneath-the-ukraine-crisis-shale-gas/). At an average of $10 per 1000 cubic feet, that's about $420 billion worth.
As far as I know, Ukraine imports almost 100% of its gas from Russia (Gazprom). Many of the heavy industries in Ukraine are heavily dependent on the Russian gas.
Yes, that's because this gas was discovered just recently, and Ukraine was only planning to start mining it. "On Nov. 5, 2013 (just a few weeks before the Maidan demonstrations began in Kiev), Chevron signed a 50-year agreement with the Ukrainian government to develop oil and gas in Ukraine." But then Russia decided that wasn't a good idea, and invaded with one of the reasons being to protect their own gas interests. Under the tried and true guise of "our people are being discriminated against in that country we have nothing to do with!"
September 17, 2014, 09:15:59 AM
The difference is that in 1812 Russia was allied with Prussia ,Austria and England
In 1942 was fighting Germany with the help of England and USA.
Now its allies are North Korea and Belarus..
Also , they forget about the 200 years they payed tribute to the golden horde;). Or the destruction left by Crimean Tatars, the Swedish conquest and polish occupation.
In 1942 was fighting Germany with the help of England and USA.
Now its allies are North Korea and Belarus.
.Also , they forget about the 200 years they payed tribute to the golden horde;). Or the destruction left by Crimean Tatars, the Swedish conquest and polish occupation.
Save Russia from such allies - with them you don't need enemies. Austrians didn't meet up with the Russian Army after Kutuzov's march over the Alps to face Napoleon. That was when Paul I dropepd the Austria/British alliance and started negotiations about an alliance with Napoleon. So Paul I got murdered by the British-financed traitors.
In 1940s USA were supplying outdated and rotten military food rations to Soviet Union as "help". My grandmother almost died during WWII (and had her liver destroyed for the rest of her life), not as a result of German bombings, but from the American "help".
And England was an ally in most wars with the aim of dragging Russia into said wars. WWI could have been avoided altogether if not the the English "help".
Let's imagine ww2 in which Germany is allied with Us , Uk and France against Russia.
Do you think Stalingrad or Leningrad would have happened? Be honest
.
September 17, 2014, 09:10:36 AM
The difference is that in 1812 Russia was allied with Prussia ,Austria and England
In 1942 was fighting Germany with the help of England and USA.
Now its allies are North Korea and Belarus..
Also , they forget about the 200 years they payed tribute to the golden horde;). Or the destruction left by Crimean Tatars, the Swedish conquest and polish occupation.
In 1942 was fighting Germany with the help of England and USA.
Now its allies are North Korea and Belarus.
.Also , they forget about the 200 years they payed tribute to the golden horde;). Or the destruction left by Crimean Tatars, the Swedish conquest and polish occupation.
Save Russia from such allies - with them you don't need enemies. Austrians didn't meet up with the Russian Army after Kutuzov's march over the Alps to face Napoleon. That was when Paul I dropepd the Austria/British alliance and started negotiations about an alliance with Napoleon. So Paul I got murdered by the British-financed traitors.
In 1940s USA were supplying outdated and rotten military food rations to Soviet Union as "help". My grandmother almost died during WWII (and had her liver destroyed for the rest of her life), not as a result of German bombings, but from the American "help".
And England was an ally in most wars with the aim of dragging Russia into said wars. WWI could have been avoided altogether if not the the English "help".
September 17, 2014, 05:03:17 AM
Billions of dollars worth of gas, and being able to continue to be a government-owned monopoly with the only source of gas for Europe? (You know, communist stuff)
Billions of dollars of gas from where? From the farting neo-Nazis of the Right Sector?
As far as I know, Ukraine imports almost 100% of its gas from Russia (Gazprom). Many of the heavy industries in Ukraine are heavily dependent on the Russian gas. The only Ukrainian resources which are of any use are the coal deposits and the agricultural fields. Both are of no use to Russia, as it is a net exporter of coal and cereal.
Love how you twist every bit of information just to suit your needs.
A month ago you were claiming that all this war was for the american companies to extract shale gas in Ukraine and now out of the blue there is no more shale gas in Ukraine.
How about you make your mind?
September 17, 2014, 01:17:25 AM
Billions of dollars worth of gas, and being able to continue to be a government-owned monopoly with the only source of gas for Europe? (You know, communist stuff)
Billions of dollars of gas from where? From the farting neo-Nazis of the Right Sector?
As far as I know, Ukraine imports almost 100% of its gas from Russia (Gazprom). Many of the heavy industries in Ukraine are heavily dependent on the Russian gas. The only Ukrainian resources which are of any use are the coal deposits and the agricultural fields. Both are of no use to Russia, as it is a net exporter of coal and cereal.
September 16, 2014, 10:22:29 PM
Maybe some day you will be able to explain what those US bases and invasions have to do with Russia invading countries and Ukraine?
The difference is that the Americans have invaded dozens of nations, for their natural resources (especially crude oil and natural gas). But apart from the Kiev propaganda, there is no proof that Russia has ever invaded another nation ever since it became independent in 1991.
OK, so there is a "difference" between Russian and US invasions... But what do US invasions, that are different, have to do with Russia invading other countries and Ukraine? Did Russia decide that, although this is a bad thing, since US does it, it's OK?
Even if the Russians invade Ukraine, what will they gain?
Billions of dollars worth of gas, and being able to continue to be a government-owned monopoly with the only source of gas for Europe? (You know, communist stuff)
September 16, 2014, 10:16:50 PM
$11 per pound, or about $5 per kilo at my local grocery
That doesn't make sense as a pound is half a kg.
Sorry, backwards math. $23 per kilo.
1120 happy unemployed Russians who might had a chance and 280 who will go unemployed. . I bet they all shout "heil putin" in the morning.
. I bet they all shout "heil putin" in the morning.Problem is, these people had nothing to do with Putin's actions, and aren't really responsible. So they lose their jobs while Putin keeps the $150 billion he stole. And this harm coming from outside has a chance of making them feel attacked by and start heating outsiders, as much as them hating Putin for putting their country in that situation.
September 16, 2014, 09:51:16 AM
The difference is that Germans agree with the deployment of US troops on their territory.
I don't know from where you are getting your information from. Even the heavily pro-US sources like Rasmussen agree that the majority of the Germans are opposed to the stationing of US troops in Europe.
http://nsnbc.me/2014/04/04/majority-germans-nato-troops-eastern-europe-german-neutrality/
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Indeed , such trustworthy anal ist.
September 16, 2014, 09:46:17 AM
The difference is that Germans agree with the deployment of US troops on their territory.
I don't know from where you are getting your information from. Even the heavily pro-US sources like Rasmussen agree that the majority of the Germans are opposed to the stationing of US troops in Europe.
http://nsnbc.me/2014/04/04/majority-germans-nato-troops-eastern-europe-german-neutrality/
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Germany still is under de-facto occupation and its government’s policy with regard to NATO is not necessarily German policy, let alone representative of the German population. The majority of Germans are against a NATO presence in Eastern Europe and would like to see a Germany at equal distance from both NATO and Russia, reveals a recent poll.
I know that people in some of the Eastern block nations such as Poland, Romania, Latvia.etc want the US troops on their soil. But Germans are too intelligent to fall in to the trap.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/25/us-germany-nato-east-idUSKBN0F00S120140625
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Nearly three quarters of Germans would oppose NATO having permanent NATO military bases in eastern Europe as requested by Poland and the Baltic states because of a perceived threat from Russia, according to a new poll released on Wednesday.
September 16, 2014, 09:02:06 AM
The difference is that Americans go home after the war , Russians stay there and claim that is their historical land.
Americans going home? Where? As far as I can see, they are still in Germany and Japan. WW2 was finished almost 70 years ago.. and the American troops are still there. The German gold reserve is still kept by the Americans and they have rejected the requests to repatriate them. If you want recent examples, then these is the case of Afghanistan.
Now talking about Ukraine, Putin has never claimed that Ukraine is historical Russian land and that country should be annexed to Russia. But it should be remembered that Russian is spoken by more people than any other language in Ukraine.
The difference is that Germans agree with the deployment of US troops on their territory.
In fact more and more countries in the EU demand the presence of allied troops.
.Btw , aren't you the one that was crying for the west to arm the kurds?
Ironic , isn't it.
September 16, 2014, 08:33:26 AM
The difference is that Americans go home after the war , Russians stay there and claim that is their historical land.
Americans going home? Where? As far as I can see, they are still in Germany and Japan. WW2 was finished almost 70 years ago.. and the American troops are still there. The German gold reserve is still kept by the Americans and they have rejected the requests to repatriate them. If you want recent examples, then these is the case of Afghanistan.
Now talking about Ukraine, Putin has never claimed that Ukraine is historical Russian land and that country should be annexed to Russia. But it should be remembered that Russian is spoken by more people than any other language in Ukraine.
September 16, 2014, 08:27:23 AM
Maybe some day you will be able to explain what those US bases and invasions have to do with Russia invading countries and Ukraine?
The difference is that the Americans have invaded dozens of nations, for their natural resources (especially crude oil and natural gas). But apart from the Kiev propaganda, there is no proof that Russia has ever invaded another nation ever since it became independent in 1991. Even if the Russians invade Ukraine, what will they gain? Millions of malnourished elderly people who live off $10 per month pensions?
The difference is that you're a broken whataboutism machine
Every time something bad is said about Russia you start about the others...
Russia is invading Ukraine...but the americans invaded Iraq..
The difference is that Americans go home after the war , Russians stay there and claim that is their historical land.
September 16, 2014, 08:21:15 AM
Maybe some day you will be able to explain what those US bases and invasions have to do with Russia invading countries and Ukraine?
The difference is that the Americans have invaded dozens of nations, for their natural resources (especially crude oil and natural gas). But apart from the Kiev propaganda, there is no proof that Russia has ever invaded another nation ever since it became independent in 1991. Even if the Russians invade Ukraine, what will they gain? Millions of malnourished elderly people who live off $10 per month pensions?
September 16, 2014, 07:03:39 AM
Pure curiosity , is there somebody that can post the prices for fresh (not refrigerated) salmon in their countries ?
I'm sure Nemo can give some hint to Norway or Russia prices but the rest?
Picking some at the market yesterday I have a feeling we pay the most.
I paid around 15 euros per kilo at Auchan yesterday.
I'm sure Nemo can give some hint to Norway or Russia prices but the rest?
Picking some at the market yesterday I have a feeling we pay the most.
I paid around 15 euros per kilo at Auchan yesterday.
Fresh as in swimming in an aquarium at the store? Or fresh as in refrigerated, but never frozen?
Nor frozen, only refrigerated.
$11 per pound, or about $5 per kilo at my local grocery
That doesn't make sense as a pound is half a kg.
And since we're talking sanctions and salmon...
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/business/article/murmansk-fish-factory-challenges-russia-s-food-ban/506748.html
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"We took out bank loans and fully modernized our factory last year, designed to process fresh fish coming from Norwegian waters. With a ban in place we have now stopped production," Mikhail Zub told The Moscow Times.
The factory employs just 280 workers, but if it had been working at full capacity, it could have had 1,500 staff. The factory is capable of producing 70,000 tons of processed fish products annually, almost double the output of all other producers in the Murmansk region.
The factory employs just 280 workers, but if it had been working at full capacity, it could have had 1,500 staff. The factory is capable of producing 70,000 tons of processed fish products annually, almost double the output of all other producers in the Murmansk region.
1120 happy unemployed Russians who might had a chance and 280 who will go unemployed.
. I bet they all shout "heil putin" in the morning. September 15, 2014, 06:40:03 PM
Pure curiosity , is there somebody that can post the prices for fresh (not refrigerated) salmon in their countries ?
I'm sure Nemo can give some hint to Norway or Russia prices but the rest?
Picking some at the market yesterday I have a feeling we pay the most.
I paid around 15 euros per kilo at Auchan yesterday.
I'm sure Nemo can give some hint to Norway or Russia prices but the rest?
Picking some at the market yesterday I have a feeling we pay the most.
I paid around 15 euros per kilo at Auchan yesterday.
Fresh as in swimming in an aquarium at the store? Or fresh as in refrigerated, but never frozen?
Nor frozen, only refrigerated.
$11 per pound, or about $5 per kilo at my local grocery
September 15, 2014, 06:37:09 PM
OK... now what should we do with the United States, which has invaded the following nations ever since the World War 2?
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Don't tell me that people in every nook and corner of the world want the United States to invade their country, to spread the love of capitalism and democracy (as someone replied to me here).
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Don't tell me that people in every nook and corner of the world want the United States to invade their country, to spread the love of capitalism and democracy (as someone replied to me here).
Maybe some day you will be able to explain what those US bases and invasions have to do with Russia invading countries and Ukraine?
September 15, 2014, 06:27:04 PM
Share prices of companies such as Exxon Mobil has been declining for many days now. 
Believe it or not, many (maybe close to half) of Americans would actually be happy about that
September 15, 2014, 12:08:31 PM
Serbia 1999 former SRJ
Oh god... how could I miss that? The United States Air Force bombing the orphanages and old-age homes in Serbia, to bring the joys of capitalism and press freedom to the people of Serbia. I have edited my post.
Also, I need to add the 1992-1995 US intervention in Bosnia, where they bombed the Serbian villages. (Operation Sharp Guard in 1992-93, Operation Deny Flight in 1994, and Operation Deliberate Force in 1995).
Also the Bosnian intervention reminds me of these heroics by Hillary Clinton:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I23fjRN-PGc
Russian Federation 1993
Hyper-presidential constitution has been "adopted" at 12 December 1993 by Yeltsin. This set of legislative backdoors was written with the "help" from his "advisers".
Hyper-presidential constitution has been "adopted" at 12 December 1993 by Yeltsin. This set of legislative backdoors was written with the "help" from his "advisers".
Added.
They have also helped the ethnic cleansing of Serbs from Croatia
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