This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Look at the situation with the recall of formula in USA and how it is really impacting mothers here
but hey let’s penalize everyday Russian people because they have a lunatic as a leader. A lunatic they probably don’t support, but fear speaking out on. Let’s penalize them. They have tits right
I listened to a piece about this on NPR yesterday. India and many African nations are remaining neutral or even accepting of Russia because they are viewed as anti-Western culture that colonized their countries in the last century. There is still a lot of anti-European sentiment there, especially in older politicians.
@GOHOX69 curious what your thoughts are on this. Not trying to troll or anything, you just have a lot of thoughts on India's relations with other countries, and probably have an interesting take.
Which is wildly ironic, because the Russian empire was 1/6th of the world, and a Czar’s greatness was measured by how much new land he took.
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Putin supporters and MAGA's are a lot alike.
Well there it is. Confirmation that Russian women have tits
I hope this method of protest goes viral worldwide!!!
The Ukrainian army has set a record in the efficiency of using Javelin anti-tank systems. For 112 shots - 100 accurate hits on target.
Other than China and India what other countries do a lot of business with Russia and actually have an impact? I also thought Japan banned exports of a lot of products to Russia like semiconductors.
I hope they enjoy the bread lines
I would be surprised to see Japan do otherwise to anybody. Culturally, they view banking as a natural right, which is a product of being an isolated island that relies on banking to survive
We need more of these type of protests
Once upon a time, of course, being cut off from the US and Europe would have left any pariah with only a small sliver of the global marketplace. Back in 1990, for example, the US and the EU combined to make up more than 40 percent of the global economy while China, India, Mexico, Russia, and Brazil all combined for a measly 18 percent.
But things have changed over the past thirty years, and the two blocs are now equal:
But things have changed over the past thirty years, and the two blocs are now equal:
The Ukrainian army has set a record in the efficiency of using Javelin anti-tank systems. For 112 shots - 100 accurate hits on target.
14,200 troops is 617 PER DAY. Even if that's all casualties including wounded, that's just a ridiculous number. If that's even close to accurate that means they're just marching raw recruits out as cannon fodder like World War I. Absolute madness.
That’s great. Now, let’s see those same 90,000 in a week when they don’t have anything to eat.
Well, that's just brilliant. They'll only implement sanctions on a country if the Security Council imposes them...and the country they would sanction has unilateral veto power in that council.
Once upon a time, of course, being cut off from the US and Europe would have left any pariah with only a small sliver of the global marketplace. Back in 1990, for example, the US and the EU combined to make up more than 40 percent of the global economy while China, India, Mexico, Russia, and Brazil all combined for a measly 18 percent.
But things have changed over the past thirty years, and the two blocs are now equal:
How much of that growth is attributed to China? It's kind of weird putting them together like that. I suppose the west includes Australia, Canada, South Korea and Japan? And I still don't know how much business those countries do with Russia.
Look at them bunch up and do nothing. Just incredibly poorly trained soldiers
