Litwin
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whats about its oil - gas - bank industries ? can it survive USA Iranian style sanctions?Muscovy today is 1 % of world GDP, USA will bang him over in very short timeTrump has put us in a terribly vulnerable position with his characteristic Trumpian child-like behavior. He won't even let Biden have access to critical intelligence.
Our enemies can see our weakness and instability. It's hard to miss at this point. Don't be surprised when they press like this. Let's hope this is all they do.
Sleepy Joe is very frail and confused, and Kamala is a clueless hoe who slept her way into the VP-elect mob.
The Biden-Harris team can expect numerous challenges beginning on Day One. The enemies do see weakness, but Trump warned the people what would happen.
After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia faced the old challenge of building a modern economy rather than a Potemkin village of modernity. The first decade after the fall was chaotic as investment bankers and oligarchs appropriated the wealth under the banner of privatization. The emergence of Vladimir Putin, the former KGB agent who was tied into the oligarchy, should have led to a surge of modernization. Energy prices were reasonably high, and investment capital for a modern economy could, in theory, have been created.Great news ! "Russian" empire is the world’s biggest loser from oil’s crash, " russia’s challenge now is to avoid collapse."
Great news ! "Russian" empire is the world’s biggest loser from oil’s crash. With cost of “black gold” at 15-23 dollars per barrel, the USSR economy collapsed, and the sovok itself collapsed, and the "golden" horde ("russia") budget can only be fulfilled only with oil price at $ 42.4 and...www.usmessageboard.com
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Russia’s challenge is not building a new generation of hypersonic missiles, nor investing in advanced technologies. Russia’s challenge now is to avoid collapse. The Russian budget is distributed among its constituent regions, which pay the teachers and doctors and firemen.
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But with the decline of energy prices, Russia’s budget declines, and as it declines, the regions contract. Russia, a Third World country, has few counters to low energy prices.
Unfortuntely they now have the superior nuclear arsenal, which renders all conventional warfare minimally deterrent