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>biden lost so hard trump had to pull out
>now EU pays the hohol toll
do they have anyone left, gay7 vassals maybe?
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War will last forever at this rate or until EU bankrupts itself. I dont see Russia running out of oil to sell to China anytime soon
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>>544647649
France is in bankrupt because of him, but let's pay for Ukraine.
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>>544647649
It's been five years
Why is Zelensky still alive
Why is Kyiv still standing?
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>>544647724
yes, War continues because West keeps funding it, as soon as those funds stop war will end quickly.
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>>544647649
>biden lost
lost what exactly?
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Trump stopped the money day one when he came back into office, and direct equipment gibs and sales. The current arrangement, which just ended actually, was the EU would come up with the money and buy the gear and then "donate" or lend-lease it to Ukraine. But as I said that just ended last week, now they aren't getting money, weapons, or access to intel.

I'm just curious to see what Russia does to the (((Ukrainian))) satellite, really Finnish.
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>>544647649
why the hell that nigga ain't cut the ding dang check yet the 90 is spent we on a new 70 now
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>>544647649
His country is on fire and he is talking about Ukraine.
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>>544648063
yeah because he needed money to fight iran lmao so now USA is losing two wars, what a retarded bitch
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>russia is reduced to begging the West to stop because it failed so hard
kek
what a fall from "grace"
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>>544647741
MMT teaches us that currency-issuing states can't go bankrupt
in fact Walter Bigelow of Citibank first came up with that though he formulated it in a bit different way
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>>544648191
>he needed money to fight iran
Baloney, it's more a question of allocation of arms, which are short thanks to Biden giving them all away. Everybody's on salary and all the planes have to fly a lot whether there's a war or not, bombs are always going out of date, etc. Actual costs over and above the regularly budgeted expenses are pretty minimal, some billions.

Busting Iran breaks up Belt and Road. It's very smart actually, strategic not just tactical. China's only got two thirds as much oil and gas as it needs, as it was getting a year ago. Less.
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>>544647897
Suck my balls and eat my shit.
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>>544647649
Thoughts on daddy Putin selling fuel to the US while you can't get any?
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>>544648311
he was not "giving them away" he was fighting Russia, it is a war.
The only reason it put such a strain on US budget and military is because US didn't succeed.
Biden expected Russia to collapse from all the sanctions and financial manipulations but it didn't.
Deepstate gambled and lost in Russia, then they went to Iran and lost again.
Whats next? China? Do they even have the chips left?
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>biden lost hard

Has biden been in office the past year?
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>>544648419
Russia never stopped selling diesel or whatever, oil and gas.
Trump just made it easier to do and also raised the price(it was traded with discount because of the risks).
Its a great deal for Russia and we're not giving anything away in return.
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>>544648453
>he was not "giving them away" he was fighting Russia, it is a war
Well, a proxy war, and Trump stepped back from it. It's OK, Putler understands just fine.

>The only reason it put such a strain on US budget and military is because US didn't succeed.
We gave away nearly everything that wasn't nailed down to Ukraine.

>Biden expected Russia to collapse from all the sanctions and financial manipulations but it didn't.
Not just Biden, but the Eurofags, tons of non-countries, etc. joined the sanctions. Didn't work because an economy is production, not movies and moving money around from one pile to another.

>Deepstate gambled and lost in Russia, then they went to Iran and lost again.
Iran hasn't won shit, their victory condition is clearly having defensive capability to ensure that they can't be struck with impunity. Merely keeping the strait mostly closed is not a victory, it won't do. At best, stalemate.

>Whats next? China?
Without gas and oil from the Strait, China is fucked. It's already crippling their industry. And their chip market is limping along, note the ram and GPUs etc are all "coming soon" still, after years...
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>>544648534
You didn't answer the question, botbro.
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>>544648696
I did you're just stupid. The harvest season in Russia is over this is why Russia is unbanning diesel export sales. Not because trump asked for it.
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>>544648099
i thought hohols had better production value
>>544648226
could be worse
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>>544647649
It's pennies compared to billions of Russian assets the EU hold. The interest alone is enough to subsidise Ukraine.
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>>544648286
>economists have never been wrong bro
but that's beside the point because france doesn't issue it's own currency, the european central bank does
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>>544648617
US really didn't, they bought up the soviet stocks from other countries and gave it to ukraine.
In exchange MIC offered contracts with pinky promise delivery.
But what really happened is US sending the money to Ukraine without them being loans, basically it was a direct investment and they were looking for a concrete results to benefit from.
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>>544647649
>>544648226
>burn hohol
>pay the toll
simple as
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>>544648933
>US really didn't, they bought up the soviet stocks from other countries and gave it to ukraine.
What? What about all the Bradleys, the M1 Abraham's tanks, Javelins, Switchblades, Taurus, there were 20+ wunderwaffe that were western. F-16 even!

This was lend-lease or gifts, plus tremendous cash. Well it's over with now, as far as the US is concerned. Europe can play at war with Russia all they like. I don't think they have the starch. Not without the USA as the backbone, limbs, torso, muscle, flesh, etc.
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Europe had the perfect opportunity to put an end to a ZOG Forever War but instead they kept screeching about "muh roosha" like a bunch of dumbass Boomers mentally stuck in the 1970s.
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>>544648848
there are 200B Central bank assets and they're protected by state immunity. Euroclear does not OWN them, they're managers.
If EU moves to steal them it will break entire system.
Regardless measures against this are already being taken and obviously Russia can always confiscate the assets frozen in our country as a response.
So in short for retards like you, touching the money would be catastrophically stupid for EU
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>>544648848
We may have different motivations but bringing more death and destruction to the Ukrainian land is the combined result of the actions of the Kiev's regime, the EU and the Russian Federation. We are in this together, raping Ukraine.
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>>544649033
these are all trash who cares, US has massive stocks of these garbage and they will never use them because its not for shock and awe.
Again the biggest problem is money disappearing in ukraines asshole, without them being loans.
I think blackrock deal was like a hedge against this but in reality it didn't turn out well.
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>>544649088
>Russia can always confiscate the assets frozen in our country as a response.
What assets?
Russian oligarchs stored their money in the EU because they didn't trust Russian banks.
Nobody stored their wealth in Russia, that would just be silly.
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>>544647741

France is very top heavy right now. As an outsider we loved going to Paris as did many in the world. It is just too dangerous to go now. Tourist dollars are drying up. The rise in the cost of living makes many of the luxury French items now unaffordable for the masses.

They have always had very strong unions advocating for workers rights, so things like 56yr old retirement, benefits, vacation, pensions are all expected. This is fine if you have a younger crowd working hard and paying into the system, but they don't.

Our rulers knew that immigration was never intended to be a good thing. Some of them say they use immigrants as a hammer to destroy Europe and the West. Well, it is now happening. Mission has been accomplished. I wonder if the Elites still feel safe with what they have created. I feel like they have overplayed their hands. They have always relied on whites to protect them. I feel like whitey is going to have his hands full as most places are less than 50% white or are heading there quickly. Our rulers use laws, subversion, slight of hand type shit to control, but that doesn't work when hell breaks loose. It will be interesting to see if their plan worked out how they wanted.
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>>544649186
Kek they wanted the minerals but Zelensky had already given them to the UK with their famous 100 year compact. He was double dipping on the minerals, triple really since Russia mostly has them today. He's a triple nigger and Biden's whole admin was Ashkenazi Jews, yearning for their Pale of Settlement Israel 2.0. Heck Biden even appointed an information Czarina and then quickly pulled her (but kept her secretly) after a huge backlash.

It was a Jew coup. And it's ongoing. But the Ukraine project is primarily a European thing even if OUR Jews really want it too.
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>>544649281
try reading retarded niggeroid.
I can add that since 2022 Russian government conducted massive de-privatization campaign moving many strategic infrastructure owned by foreigners into state ownership.
I'm surprised how little reporting was done on this.
Basically not only there are no oligarchs in Russia, whatever big businesses left were de-privatized.
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>>544647649
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>>544649373
yeah its all bullshit. They were looking forward to OWN post-war ukraine basically its not about minerals.
Forget about all the deals trump has done with ukranny, they are all fake garbage.
Why it didn't work out is that there most likely will be no ukraine after war.
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I still can't believe Europe talked such a big game when its finances are shot. Did they just expect America would bear 90% of the financial burden?
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>>544649494
>They were looking forward to OWN post-war ukraine basically its not about minerals.
Well, sure. That's the idea. And I think there will be a Ukraine, depends on if Putin moves his ass or not. If he really goes for it this winter, maybe he can take Odessa and cut off their Black Sea coast access, this should improve security, maybe even link up with Transnistria. Then it's a matter of just closing the jaws, biting off most of Ukraine and leaving a rump state for Hungary, Romania, Poland and maybe even Moldova to take custody of and perhaps fight over, all having old claims to those lands, themselves.

More broadly this conflict can be seen in the aspect of the ongoing wars between Jews, Catholics, and the Eastern Christians.
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>>544647649
Has Zelensky signed the anti-corruption bills yet?
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>>544649556
yes.
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>>544649430
>strategic infrastructure owned by foreigners
Inside Russia.
It's only oil infrastructure.
Royal Dutch Shell did lose a lot of gear, true.
But that's written off and their stocks are at an all time high.

Russians don't realize how small and pathetic their economy is.
BeNeLux had a bigger GDP than Russia even before the war, not just Belgium on its own probably has a bigger economy than Russia.
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>>544649618
I don't want to hear your predictions, they're trash.
The other thing that happened, which is more important is the use of western financial system as a weapon. Not just usual sanctions but on absolutely unprecedented scale. This dealt irrepairable damage to it, forever.
And supply chains. The financial stress from disruption of gas and oil was felt everywhere, USA included.
Basically the gamble was to sacrifice something now to defeat and crush Russia and profit massively from that and it didn't turn out well.
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>>544647897
Why aren't you dying for Putin while being fucked by your comrades?
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>>544649833
there were factories, airports and seaports owned by foreign entities, they were taken over by state forever. The ones who are in Russia still are also under very tight control of government.
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>>544649931
Kek
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>>544649903
>they're trash.
Nah even a retard can see Putler needs to take the Black Sea coastline.

>which is more important is the use of western financial system as a weapon
It was designed for this from the outset when the switch to fiat was made. It's why fiat currency exists and why many transactions are still conducted in gold or diamonds or whatever else you may have. And it's good - globohomo was bad for everybody. Now countries can create their own currencies for use in their own countries or maybe blocs, but a healthy trade in precious metals will be the only high security way going forward. And that's good. The world, it's too small.

Bessant, Trump's Treasury Secretary, he's an expert on stress testing systems. That's his specialty. Expect more chaos, and in the right places. Crypto has 18 months left, tops, before it all goes to zero. TOPS.
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>>544649977
It's peanuts.
Investors just wrote it off and moved on.
Part of the risk when you invest in 3rd world countries.
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>>544647649
The more the ukraine gets funding, the bigger shall be the riots.
Every penny that France contributed to this 90 Billion fund belongs to the angry French.

>>544649833
>BeNeLux had a bigger GDP than Russia
Splendid. Why don't they go and save the ukraine then?
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>>544647649
This will be you soon, little zig.
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>>544647649
And you bitches still can't win? Pathetic.
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>>544649659
>>544649556
100%
Same as Canada 'elbow up' niggers and NORAD.
We don't deserve America DESU. But they'll still have our back if push came to shove.
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>france burning due to the poor condition of the country and the economy
>lets give billions to cuckraine!
Lol lmao, fucking sunk cost



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