Native Siberians and North Caucasians are hugely over-represented among the Muscovite casualties in Ukraine. Why our left /WOKE are so passive when

[Litwin]

Native Siberians and North Caucasians* are hugely overrepresented among the Muscovite casualties in Ukraine. It looks like Moscow is ready to fight till the last indigenous person, solving two problems at once Why our left /WOKE is so passive when it comes to Moscow imperialism ?

 

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[theHawk]

Native Siberians and North Caucasians* are hugely overrepresented among the Muscovite casualties in Ukraine. It looks like Moscow is ready to fight till the last indigenous person, solving two problems at once Why our left /WOKE is so passive when it comes to Moscow imperialism ?





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It’s all by design. Zelensky sends the Slavs to the meat grinder after shipping all the Jewish boys to Israel. If you’d stop gobbling Zelensky’s secretions you might realize you’re being played.

 

[Litwin]

a favorite song of all PEDERASTS....

 

[Litwin]

Zelensky

In 2013 Moscow 's gdp was 2.2 trillion. 2 years, 1 little annexation, and a couple of puny sanctions later, it crashed to 1.4 t.
Those sanctions were pathetic compared to the absolutely biblical punishments Moscow will be experiencing over the coming years.

 

[gipper]

In 2013 Moscow 's gdp was 2.2 trillion. 2 years, 1 little annexation, and a couple of puny sanctions later, it crashed to 1.4 t.
Those sanctions were pathetic compared to the absolutely biblical punishments Moscow will be experiencing over the coming years.

Things look very bleak for imperialists like you. Sorry to tell you but you might end up exactly like your Nazi Azov brothers, flushed down the sewer.

Russia is not only winning on the battlefield, but are kicking ass economically too.

Russia's ruble is the strongest currency in the world this year​

The Russian ruble is the best-performing currency in the world this year.
Two months after the ruble's value fell to less than a U.S. penny amid the swiftest, toughest economic sanctions in modern history, Russia's currency has mounted a stunning turnaround. The ruble has jumped 40% against the dollar since January.

Why the ruble recovered​

The main reason for the ruble's recovery is soaring commodity prices. After Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, already high oil and natural gas prices rose even further.
"Commodity prices are currently sky-high, and even though there is a drop in the volume of Russian exports due to embargoes and sanctioning, the increase in commodity prices more than compensates for these drops," said Tatiana Orlova, lead emerging markets economist at Oxford Economics.
Russia is pulling in nearly $20 billion a month from energy exports. Since the end of March, many foreign buyers have complied with a demand to pay for energy in rubles, pushing up the currency's value.
Russia's ruble is the strongest currency in the world this year

Russia is winning the economic war - and Putin is no closer to withdrawing troops​

The perverse effects of sanctions means rising fuel and food costs for the rest of the world – and fears are growing of a humanitarian catastrophe. Sooner or later, a deal must be made.
It is now three months since the west launched its economic war against Russia, and it is not going according to plan. On the contrary, things are going very badly indeed.
Russia is winning the economic war - and Putin is no closer to withdrawing troops | Larry Elliott

Is America the Real Victim of Anti-Russia Sanctions?​

By misjudging the size and importance of Russia’s economy, the West might have taken steps toward its own isolation​

Remember the claims that Russia’s economy was more or less irrelevant, merely the equivalent of a small, not very impressive European country? “Putin, who has an economy the size of Italy,” Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said in 2014 after the invasion of Crimea, “[is] playing a poker game with a pair of twos and winning.” Of increasing Russian diplomatic and geopolitical influence in Europe, the Middle East, and East Asia, The Economist askedin 2019, “How did a country with an economy the size of Spain … achieve all this?”
Seldom has the West so grossly misjudged an economy’s global significance. French economist Jacques Sapir, a renowned specialist of the Russian economy who teaches at the Moscow and Paris schools of economics, explained recently that the war in Ukraine has “made us realize that the Russian economy is considerably more important than what we thought.”
Anti Russia Sanctions Have Backfired on America

 

[gipper]

a favorite song of all PEDERASTS....

It only gets worse for the western imperialists.

Azov where are you???



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Russia becomes India’s second biggest oil exporter in May, say trade sources​

Anish Mondal - 13m ago
Russia rose to become India’s second biggest supplier of oil in May, pushing Saudi Arabia into third place but still behind Iraq which remains No. 1, data from trade sources showed.


© Provided by The Financial ExpressIn May Indian refiners received about 819,000 barrels per day (bpd) Russian oil, the highest thus far in any month, compared to about 277,00 in April, the data showed.

 

[Litwin]

Russia becomes

In 2013 Moscow 's gdp was 2.2 trillion. 2 years, 1 little annexation, and a couple of puny sanctions later, it crashed to 1.4 t. Those sanctions were pathetic compared to the absolutely biblical punishments Moscow will be experiencing over the coming years.

 

[gipper]

In 2013 Moscow 's gdp was 2.2 trillion. 2 years, 1 little annexation, and a couple of puny sanctions later, it crashed to 1.4 t. Those sanctions were pathetic compared to the absolutely biblical punishments Moscow will be experiencing over the coming years.

No need to lie Adolf. You’re done for. The Russian economy is much bigger than we’ve been told. The sanctions by the imperialist West have backfired. The neocon warmongers running the West really fucked up and we’re paying for it.

Seldom has the West so grossly misjudged an economy’s global significance. French economist Jacques Sapir, a renowned specialist of the Russian economy who teaches at the Moscow and Paris schools of economics, explained recently that the war in Ukraine has “made us realize that the Russian economy is considerably more important than what we thought.” For Sapir, one big reason for this miscalculation is exchange rates. If you compare Russia’s gross domestic product (GDP) by simply converting it from rubles into U.S. dollars, you indeed get an economy the size of Spain’s. But such a comparison makes no sense without adjusting for purchasing power parity (PPP), which accounts for productivity and standards of living, and thus per capita welfare and resource use. Indeed, PPP is the measure favored by most international institutions, from the IMF to the OECD. And when you measure Russia’s GDP based on PPP, it’s clear that Russia’s economy is actually more like the size of Germany’s, about $4.4 trillion for Russia versus $4.6 trillion for Germany. From the size of a small and somewhat ailing European economy to the biggest economy in Europe and one of the largest in the world—not a negligible difference.
Sapir also encourages us to ask, “What is the share of the service sector versus the share of the commodities and industrial sector?” To him, the service sector today is grossly overvalued compared with the industrial sector and commodities like oil, gas, copper, and agricultural products. If we reduce the proportional importance of services in the global economy, Sapir says that “Russia’s economy is vastly larger than that of Germany and represents probably 5% or 6% of the world economy,” more like Japan than Spain.

 

[Litwin]

Russian economy

SUCKS, YOU MOOZY BLOWER

 

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[gipper]

SUCKS, YOU MOOZY BLOWER

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If only you could read English Adolf.