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]After seeing almost everyday on RT that sanction will hit back at west blah blah I saw this on guardian today.
What do you think about this?
Russia has just lost the economic war with the west
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After seeing almost everyday on RT that sanction will hit back at west blah blah I saw this on guardian today.
What do you think about this?
The Necromancer
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obito uchiha the wraith
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Nah,the recent one.
US and their minions put economic sanctions on for annexing Crimea,it takes a toll on Russian economy as happening now,they will be forced to give up their interest in Ukrain/Crimea region.
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As a Dutch boy from the west who loves Russia. It isn't true what the western media is trying to show you nor is RT always. But it is true it is going bad with Russian economy on the other hand EU is also losing money. It isn't hard to do something like this 50 countries vs 1. Putin will just get them out of this problem with other countries like China india. The dollar will collapse in the future and Europe is still blind to see that Russia is not the agressor at all in this situation the USA can't see their own country faling apart so they are trying to extend it by creating more conflicts in the world.
The reality is that this is a gambit mostly led by the Saudis.
As Russia has recovered from communism and the U.S. has slowly begun expanding its exploitable oil reserves through more advanced drilling, the Saudis have seen fit to try and knock out the competition by tanking prices into the ground.
First - this should stand as a lesson to Americans. When politicians tell you that "drilling more oil will not lower gas prices" - run them out on a rail, because this is evidence that directly refutes the notion that reduced oil prices do not create lower costs at the pump.
Second - this isn't really an example of "The West" doing damage to Russia's economy - nor is it nearly as deadly to their economy as it appears. Russia has adopted a mentality that suits their environment - they are used to long, punishing cold spells. They will chug through this like a Siberian blizzard.
Third - I am concerned what kind of damage this is going to wreak on the American economy.
Some of you who pay attention will remember that I have been saying "April of 2015" for a while, now.
[video=youtube;eKUfGLjNX-8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKUfGLjNX-8[/video]
The dollar's fiat currency system requires continual investment in the dollar.
With the Saudis sending oil prices through the floor (which are unsustainable for them - they can keep that up for perhaps two quarters - they are selling oil at a loss, currently), it can potentially upset investment in Federal Reserve bonds - which, once started, can trigger a cascade of trade shifts that ultimately collapse the U.S. economy.
Should be interesting to see this all unfold.
Call me crazy - but I've had a feeling about April for some time, now. I'm curious to see what will end up being the cause of that feeling.... if anything.
As Russia has recovered from communism and the U.S. has slowly begun expanding its exploitable oil reserves through more advanced drilling, the Saudis have seen fit to try and knock out the competition by tanking prices into the ground.
First - this should stand as a lesson to Americans. When politicians tell you that "drilling more oil will not lower gas prices" - run them out on a rail, because this is evidence that directly refutes the notion that reduced oil prices do not create lower costs at the pump.
Second - this isn't really an example of "The West" doing damage to Russia's economy - nor is it nearly as deadly to their economy as it appears. Russia has adopted a mentality that suits their environment - they are used to long, punishing cold spells. They will chug through this like a Siberian blizzard.
Third - I am concerned what kind of damage this is going to wreak on the American economy.
Some of you who pay attention will remember that I have been saying "April of 2015" for a while, now.
[video=youtube;eKUfGLjNX-8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKUfGLjNX-8[/video]
The dollar's fiat currency system requires continual investment in the dollar.
With the Saudis sending oil prices through the floor (which are unsustainable for them - they can keep that up for perhaps two quarters - they are selling oil at a loss, currently), it can potentially upset investment in Federal Reserve bonds - which, once started, can trigger a cascade of trade shifts that ultimately collapse the U.S. economy.
Should be interesting to see this all unfold.
Call me crazy - but I've had a feeling about April for some time, now. I'm curious to see what will end up being the cause of that feeling.... if anything.
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The globalist bankers and Isreal are the enemies! Russa is trying to stop the new world order and the Globalists plans for world domination, population reduction, and enslavement!
They aren't thinking that far ahead.
They aren't trying to cripple the U.S. Economy - they are simply trying to preserve the Status Quo. They take, for granted, the stability of currencies.
They also are counting on other powers/authorities to counter the threat posed by the Islamic State. In many cases, they could believe that if they do not remain toward the top of the food chain in oil production that other nations will not have reason to intervene against the Islamic State.