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[OFF TOPIC] Russia-Ukraine War


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6 minutes ago, bestmen said:

in same time you accepted to buy the Russian Gas with roubble

who said you that ? :d

 

Do not believe everything you find on the internet mate ;) Slovakia will not pay in Rubel anything, we already paid in Euro for the next trimester the 31st March.

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It’s back to the 30s in Russia. One week you’re riding in a chauffeur-driven limousine. Next week, you’re mining coal in Vorkuta, minus most of your teeth.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10702605/Russian-intelligence-official-moved-feared-high-security-Moscow-jail-Putin-steps-purge.html

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well said , delivery more weapons to Ukraine for more destruction , they call that peace on tv ,

 

madam Clare daly : all that is a trade of arms , they make money with distress of people 

at the end of this conflict they will generate another war of course under the order of USA to sell more & more ....business is business

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The arming up of Ukraine and the sanctions will most likely cause a never ending stalemate, which is a form of peace. It is what it is, it's still a far better outcome for Ukraine and for their people than a Russian occupation of their entire territory or a puppet government, which was clearly the goal of Putin and he failed (for now). The only thing Putin has achieved with this mess is the total isolation of his country, nothing more. 

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12 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Opportunities for scrap metal merchants in the northern Black Sea area.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-61114843

Scrap metal my ass, Moskva has been gloriously promoted to submarine :cheer: 

 

Spoiler

The Russians actually said it sank....due to a storm :lol:  This is some humiliation :bowdown: 

 

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11 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Scrap metal my ass, Moskva has been gloriously promoted to submarine :cheer: 

 

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You and I can laugh about it.

 

But sadly there are too many people who will just believe anything that Putin can gobble up. Because, you know, storms tend to sink warships in wartimes, but apparently never at peacetimes.

#banbestmen

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