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Impressive as always. One day though if you work really hard you might have an original thought of your own.
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Impressive as always. One day though if you work really hard you might have an original thought of your own.
Please, by all means just keep showing the world you're incapable of having an original thought by stealing the work of others.
Impressive as always. One day though if you work really hard you might have an original thought of your own.
nah. . . you're the dodgy one. . .You and Biden have a lot in common.
If you think your threats are the least bit intimidating you've got another thing coming.
A distinction without a difference.First the sanctions were UN, not US and they happened because Saddam was violation the cease-fire agreement he signed to end Gulf War One.
What the hell?A distinction without a difference.
Yeah that justifies the mass murder of innocent children. Are you Maddie Halfbright’s illegitimate son?
So you too know nothing about the sanctions that caused all these deaths.What the hell?
There was no mass murder of innocent kids by the US/coalition.
Saddam however was averaging upwards of killing 50,000 or more of his own people every year.
Socks have been with us as far back as 2016
So you too know nothing about the sanctions that caused all these deaths.
Right now a lot of the world thinks the US is the enemy.Russia is an enemy of the free world ... so is China ,Iran, and N Korea .
The decline of the US Dollar is a necessary step to achieve The Great Reset and to move us all closer to a digital global 666 currency and economies.Saddam didn't have WMD. What they did have was a threat to trade their oil in Euro's, instead of the USD. The WMD excuse was a lie. We all know that now. But it was the excused that allowed an invasion that overthrew Saddam and prop up a pro USD government.
Well, that's exactly what's going on in Russia right now. All the other excuses and propaganda about how Putin is a brutal dictator, how mean he is, is just propaganda. Fact is, no one cares how good or bad the people in Russia have it. We wouldn't even care if Russia was still a communist nation. (Which is not, because Putin is not pro-communism)
Like Saddam, Russia is threatening to drop the USD.
Russia Sold $5 Billion in May as Part of Oil Fund Dollar Dump
- Finance Ministry plans to cut fund’s dollar holdings to zero
- Bulk of money converted to yuan; $1 billion changed to euros
Russia to consider ditching dollar-denominated oil contracts if faced with more U.S. sanctions
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak on Thursday said the oil and gas-rich country may soon be tempted to move away from U.S. dollar-denominated crude contracts if President Joe Biden’s administration continues to impose targeted economic sanctions.
“Well, ideally we would prefer not to move away from the dollar as it is an international currency used for settlements,” Novak told CNBC’s Hadley Gamble at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, according to a translation.
Fact of the matter? YOU ARE AN NPC!Socks have been with us as far back as 2016
I think the bigger reason is the EU is pressed for members to float its unprofitable low-productivity pyramid scheme. Adding Ukraine would give them decades of more life...Nope.... Russia is chasing NATO out of where they don't belong. For the past 10 years NATO Nations have been breaking the original compact that dates back 30 years. Crimea was taken when NATO convinced the Ukrainian puppet government to deny Putin his naval Base lease.
Ukraine has been encroached upon most likely because of recent agreements between Ukraine and NATO to establish military bases in Ukraine that include land-based rocketry pointed towards Moscow. Russia is defending itself right now. That doesn't make Putin a good guy but if you can't see this then you're just plain dumb.
It would be no different if China made an agreement with California and then suddenly started putting land-based rocketry all over the state pointed at Washington DC.
For good reason. When your government is constantly killing people and overthrowing governments, people tend to get angry.Right now a lot of the world thinks the US is the enemy.
Really? Who was Saddam shooting at after Gulf War 1?First the sanctions were UN, not US and they happened because Saddam was violation the cease-fire agreement he signed to end Gulf War One.
Wow, you actually think a jokey meme is a "threat," he?If you think your threats are the least bit intimidating you've got another thing coming.
Come and get it anytime you feel froggy little boy.
Eh, they didn't care about that so much.For good reason. When your government is constantly killing people and overthrowing governments, people tend to get angry.
Saddam didn't have WMD. What they did have was a threat to trade their oil in Euro's, instead of the USD. The WMD excuse was a lie. We all know that now. But it was the excused that allowed an invasion that overthrew Saddam and prop up a pro USD government.
Well, that's exactly what's going on in Russia right now. All the other excuses and propaganda about how Putin is a brutal dictator, how mean he is, is just propaganda. Fact is, no one cares how good or bad the people in Russia have it. We wouldn't even care if Russia was still a communist nation. (Which is not, because Putin is not pro-communism)
Like Saddam, Russia is threatening to drop the USD.
Russia Sold $5 Billion in May as Part of Oil Fund Dollar Dump
- Finance Ministry plans to cut fund’s dollar holdings to zero
- Bulk of money converted to yuan; $1 billion changed to euros
Russia to consider ditching dollar-denominated oil contracts if faced with more U.S. sanctions
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak on Thursday said the oil and gas-rich country may soon be tempted to move away from U.S. dollar-denominated crude contracts if President Joe Biden’s administration continues to impose targeted economic sanctions.
“Well, ideally we would prefer not to move away from the dollar as it is an international currency used for settlements,” Novak told CNBC’s Hadley Gamble at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, according to a translation.
Yea but he was doing business in our dollars and then we cut him off
Cutting him out of swift is the first time in my life we have moved against the bankers.
This is the reverse of the usual pattern that you're describing. Which I agree with