NATO SAYS 7000-15000 DEAD RUSSIANS-Evidence?

a reply to: mcsnacks77

So they said, but last I heard Gazprom had not contacted anyone. Gas being cut off is definitely a real possibility and risk though. It's sort of a chicken race.

a reply to: Cutepants

The group(Gasprom) now has four days or March 29th to set up a payment conversion system. “This information will then be made available to buyers of Gazprom products

a reply to: mcsnacks77

Right, we'll have to wait and see what happens

a reply to: Cutepants

It’s already happened. Finland and Italy are going to start restricting gas purchases to their citizens because they can’t get enough in. Construction has stopped. Government social spending has stopped. All this is trickling down which is going to send Europe into a recession.
Which is probably been their plan all along. The central banks and governments knew they couldn’t continue to delay the crucial adjustment processes of a deflationary phase. So what they needed was an escape goat, someone they could put all the blame on and who better than Russia.
Politicians know they can’t be re-elected during or right after a recession unless they can point the finger elsewhere and make it seem like it’s not their fault, that everything was fine until so and so happened. So I’m thinking Europe turns down the new payment system and gets cutoff. Then when people are hungry and out of work, living check to check they can make sure the hate is directed at Russia not them. Then to stay in office they will say they will make them pay for what they have done if re-elected.
People are just dumb enough to fall for it.

a reply to: mcsnacks77

Gas is only 6% of Finnish energy, Italy is probably worse off. But yeah, it'll still be expensive to cut off. Sounds like a good plan anyway. But it remains to be seen if Russia is willing to stop selling, they need money too.

originally posted by: mcsnacks77

Which is probably been their plan all along. The central banks and governments knew they couldn’t continue to delay the crucial adjustment processes of a deflationary phase. So what they needed was an escape goat, someone they could put all the blame on and who better than Russia.

And so they called up Putin and asked him to invade? Did they say pretty please?

a reply to: Cutepants

The money is worthless if they can’t use it. If they aren’t trading with countries that accept euro and dollars then what good is it being paid in them? They have no choice but to make countries pay them in Rubles. It’s pointless for Russia to accept anything but Rubles for payment. Russia has nothing to lose.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Ummm no. They called up Zelensky and told him to start marching his forces toward Donetsk, fire a few mortar shells at the Russian strongholds, so that he could escalate an already volatile situation. And to execute a few Ukrainian citizens with ties to Russia.
And like the Good little puppet he is, he did exactly as ordered. Which is when the governors in those cities went to Russia and asked Putin to protect them and then they would only buy from Russia in return.
Putin agreed and sent the message to Zelensky that he was to stand down and pull his troops back to Kiev or Russia would invade and make him pull his troops back. And that’s where it is at today. Do you ever read up on anything you run your mouth about or is it strictly using talking points as seen on Tv?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I’m afraid you don’t if you don’t understand their are way more metrics involved besides supply and demand. But it’s too much for me to teach a beginner in economics.

originally posted by: mcsnacks77
I’m afraid you don’t if you don’t understand their are way more metrics involved besides supply and demand.

If there was you'd have gotten a Nobel Prize for economics for upsetting one of the most fundamental aspects of the marketplace.

But you didn't.

originally posted by: mcsnacks77
Do you ever read up on anything you run your mouth about or is it strictly using talking points as seen on Tv?

Sorry, I don't get the official Moscow news as it seems you do.

a reply to: mcsnacks77


Can I borrow that fairy tale when you're done reading it?

Sounds pretty cray cray.

I am still waiting on if anyone can provide evidence of 7000-15000 KIA RUSSIAN soldiers. So far Ukraine, NATO or the USA have not been able to provide evidence other then
“A Source enployed by the defense department or a Source connected to the Ukrainian government or NATO.

Where are the documented pictures?
Everyone has a smart phone camera now and Twitter account. Even poor people have smartphone cameras now.
I have seen maybe 20 dead bodies of Russian soldiers.

a reply to: Brassmonkey


A list of russian equipment captured or destroyed by the Ukrainians was provided about a hundred pages back on the update thread, but nobody is going to post photos of thousands of russian corpses.

Nor should they.




Here is that list of vehicles confirmed destroyed or captured via photo again:

www.oryxspioenkop.com...

a reply to: anonentity

Haha as Putin clusterbombs civilians. How about you don't invade?

a reply to: Brassmonkey

20? Then why did Russia admit to over 500 dead over 3 weeks ago right after the war started?

originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: mcsnacks77

Gas is only 6% of Finnish energy, Italy is probably worse off. But yeah, it'll still be expensive to cut off. Sounds like a good plan anyway. But it remains to be seen if Russia is willing to stop selling, they need money too.

China is with Russia the media doesn't seem to think that.

The same media didn't thought that the Russians would intervene in Syria either.

originally posted by: vNex92

originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: mcsnacks77

Gas is only 6% of Finnish energy, Italy is probably worse off. But yeah, it'll still be expensive to cut off. Sounds like a good plan anyway. But it remains to be seen if Russia is willing to stop selling, they need money too.

China is with Russia the media doesn't seem to think that.

The same media didn't thought that the Russians would intervene in Syria either.

Did someone here indicate that they believe the media about anything?

Or that they matter in any way.

originally posted by: vNex92

originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: mcsnacks77

Gas is only 6% of Finnish energy, Italy is probably worse off. But yeah, it'll still be expensive to cut off. Sounds like a good plan anyway. But it remains to be seen if Russia is willing to stop selling, they need money too.

China is with Russia the media doesn't seem to think that.

The same media didn't thought that the Russians would intervene in Syria either.

The only thing I hear on the media is that China is backing Russia. What media says otherwise?

a reply to: PatriotGames4u

People will see. The worst recession the world has ever seen has begun. Prepare.