War in Ukraine

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tvolsfan said:
So you went from denying Russia would invade to now saying Poland will invade and you expect to be taken seriously?

Literally nobody believes Poland is trying to annex Ukrainian territory. You’re just trying to make up an argument where you don’t feel like the guilty party.
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It's remarkable
 
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tvolsfan said:
So you went from denying Russia would invade to now saying Poland will invade and you expect to be taken seriously?

Literally nobody believes Poland is trying to annex Ukrainian territory. You’re just trying to make up an argument where you don’t feel like the guilty party.
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He’s playing the long game he has to eventually get something right out of the mountain of disinformation he’s posted to date. His namesake is looking up and frowning.
 
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volfanhill said:
'So ashamed': Russian diplomat quits over Ukraine invasion, attacking Putin's circle as corrupt and obsessed with luxury
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Solid
He said the work of the Russian Foreign Ministry had been reduced to "propaganda cliches in the spirit of Soviet newspapers in the 1930s."

He reserved particular ire for his former boss Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, saying the once-respected diplomat now leads a department that "is all about warmongering, lies and hatred."
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davethevol said:
Let’s hope this is the beginning of some positive change in Russia.
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I’d doubt it right now. Nothing will change till Pootin’s supporters feel real pain they keep him in power. None of them care about the hardships of the people either but hey they live in a representative democracy they can vote Pootin out if they don’t like their life right? RIGHT?!
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
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"The economic consequences have yet to fully play out.

In the early days of the war, the Russian ruble lost half its value. But government efforts to shore it up have actually raised its value to higher than its level before the invasion.

But in terms of economic activity, “that’s a completely different story,” said Chris Weafer, a veteran Russia economy analyst at Macro-Advisory.

“We see deterioration in the economy now across a broad range of sectors. Companies are warning that they’re running out of inventories of spare parts. A lot of companies put their workers on part time work and others are warning to them they have to shut down entirely. So there’s a real fear that unemployment will rise during the summer months, that there will be a big drop in consumption and retail sales and investment,” he told The Associated Press.

The comparatively strong ruble, however heartening it may seem, also poses problems for the national budget, Weafer said.

“They receive their revenue effectively in its foreign currency from the exporters and their payments are in rubles. So the stronger the ruble, then it means the less money that they actually have to spend,” he said. “(That) also makes Russian exporters less competitive, because they’re more expensive on the world stage.”

If the war drags on, more companies could exit Russia. Weafer suggested that those companies who have only suspended operations might resume them if a cease-fire and peace deal for Ukraine are reached, but he said the window for this could be closing."
 
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Septic said:
After 3 months of war, life in Russia has profoundly changed

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The hits just keep coming... Putin will be forced out before too long.

Starbucks Exits Russia After 15 Years, Closes 130 Stores | ZeroHedge

The decision to pull out comes as dozens of western companies, such as Exxon Mobil, American Express, Goldman Sachs, Visa, Heineken, PepsiCo, Bloomberg, Apple, IBM, and many others, have suspended operations or divested investments in Russia.

A week ago, McDonald's announced it would sell 847 restaurants in the country, take a 1.2-$1.4 billion write-off, and recognize "foreign currency translation losses.
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Septic said:
Wait, doesn't this guy know about the Nazi tattoos, Syria and the immanent NATO invasion?

Quick, someone put him in touch with @volgr , @Rasputin_Vol and @DonjoVol ! This Russian diplomat is clearly being brainwashed by the Western death cult media.
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volgr isn't available. He popped his turret when he read the Russian diplomat's letter of resignation.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Here I’ll answer since he’s probably in the middle of the morning grill rush.

Butwhatabout the Pro US views parroted on CNN, MSNBC, … !

That must offset Lira’s stupidity of self admission amirite?
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Those aren't pro US views on CNN and MSNBC. Those are a mix of communist, fascist and warmongering neocon views.
 
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Hunerwadel said:
volgr isn't available. He popped his turret when he read the Russian diplomat's letter of resignation.
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Just watching Ukraine flail around in the Donbas. Nothing new to really talk about. I did enjoy the W Bush prank call. Bush says it was always the plan to get Ukraine into NATO. He must be a Putin propagandist too.
 
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Another day in the Donbas. Russians continue taking territory and Ukrainian lives/surrenders.

Looks like the confession through projection was right again. It wasnt Russia's force with low morale on the brink of collapse...but Ukraine.

 
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