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After I posted that I went back and looked at your previous remarks and decided it might be sarcasm.

Judge as you like, badger but in the above statement you’re wrong.

Simple as that.

Did you want to talk anymore about those banks holding Russia back from making bond debts payments?

As to your two quotes above, if I were Putin I wouldn't pay either.

As to the quote from Pilate "What is (the) truth" That is the big problem. We aren't going to get the truth from our own government, much less from NATO, Ukraine, or Russia. I have to believe Russia felt threatened and we will never know what NATO and Ukraine were up to.

Poor Clam2 had to change his name here on the fire because well he’s a clam

If you were Putin you wouldn’t pay either.


I got it.

Ok ol toooty you regularly supported Obama then Biden before you died of fear from covid then created your Houston sock puppet

Ukrainian cities keep falling

Ot tooty the troll has been pushing left wing agenda on here for years before he was run off of here

now Germany is facing karma for their sanctions



Chemical giant may close plant due to gas shortage – WSJ
Germany's BASF may shut down its biggest facility due to reduced Russian energy supply, the newspaper reports
Chemical giant may close plant due to gas shortage – WSJ
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German chemicals major BASF may be forced to halt production at the world's biggest chemicals plant in Ludwigshafen, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing shortages of cheap and abundant Russian gas.

According to the report, BASF has used Russian natural gas for years to generate power and as feedstock for products that make it into toothpaste, medicine, and cars. However, dwindling Russian gas supplies are proving a threat to the company's vast manufacturing hub, it says.

"Cutting down production at this site will be a huge task," said BASF senior economist Peter Westerheide, as quoted by the WSJ. "We've never seen situations like this before. It's hard to imagine."

Germany triggers ‘alarm' stage of gas emergency plan
Read more Germany triggers ‘alarm' stage of gas emergency plan
With an area of approximately ten square kilometers, the Ludwigshafen complex spanning some 200 plants, accounts for about 4% of the total gas demand in Germany. Approximately 60% of the fuel used at the plant is meant to generate electricity, while the remaining 40% is feedstock for the production of chemical products, including ammonia and acetylene.

BASF estimates that if the chemical complex continues to receive more than 50% of the maximum volume of gas, operations could be continued. Otherwise, the work of the complex will have to be stopped.

Earlier this month, Russian gas flows to Germany through the undersea Nord Stream pipeline were cut by as much as 60% due to technical issues arising from Western sanctions against Moscow. In response to the crisis, the German government has launched the second 'alarm' phase of its three-level gas emergency plan. Berlin has warned it's facing a severe shortage of the fuel amid diminishing flows from Russia.

For more stories on economy & finance visit RT's business section

I see the Zelensky is now out kidnapping citizens to die for his billions in bribes and send them to be blown up by Russian artillery. Smart move to send zero experience canon fodder to the front lines of a very dangerous battle




Ukrainian cops scour nightclubs for draft dodgers
219 men were pulled from Kiev venues and sent for military registration
Ukrainian cops scour nightclubs for draft dodgers
Ukrainian policemen stop cars on the streets of Kiev, Ukraine, February 27, 2022 © AFP / Aris Messinis
Police in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev have raided hundreds of nightclubs, handing out fines for curfew violations and drug possession, and summoning 219 men for mandatory military service.

Around 420 establishments were targeted in raids over the weekend, Kiev Police Chief Ivan Vyhivsky announced on Monday. Two clubs were found to be operating at night, defying the city’s curfew, and 413 people were found as violators of the same regulation. Criminal charges were pressed against people in possession of drugs, and 173 partygoers were charged with “petty hooliganism.”

Additionally, Vyhivsky announced that his officers searched men “of conscription age” for their military papers, and summoned 219 men to the enlistment office.

Ukraine currently requires all men aged between 18 and 60 to register for military service, and has forbidden men in this age range from leaving the country. While only those with prior military experience were initially sent to the front lines, mounting losses mean that even men who volunteered for the country’s Territorial Defense Units – stationed in their home towns and cities as a last line of defense – are now being sent to the front lines.

'Sent to certain death': Why growing numbers of Ukrainian servicemen are refusing to fight on the Donbass frontlines
Read more 'Sent to certain death': Why growing numbers of Ukrainian servicemen are refusing to fight on the Donbass frontlines
Russian forces are steadily gaining ground in eastern Ukraine, backed by superior air and artillery power. Meanwhile, Kiev recently admitted to losing as many as 1,000 troops per day, and is reportedly replenishing its beleaguered forces with conscripts, women, and convicts.

In addition to searching nightclubs for potential draftees, military officials are serving draft notices to men “at malls, recreation areas, gas stations – it doesn’t matter where,” a source within the Ukrainian military told RT.

Unenthused at the prospect of being sent to confront the might of the Russian military, some men of recruitment age are hiding out in the countryside, while those in the cities have set up Telegram channels to track the movements of recruiters and avoid being served their call-up papers.

Back in Kiev, Vyhivsky’s main role is to ensure that the public complies with martial law. “Police together with military commissars patrol the city streets, squares and parks at night, as well as focus on inspections of night entertainment venues,” he stated. “We will continue to conduct such tests, because every resident of the capital must understand the seriousness of the situation and be aware of the danger that still exists.”[/quote]

It's got a good beat and is easy to dance to.

No sir, I wouldn't pay. And if you were a banker that froze my savings account and then got upset because I wouldn't make a payment after you seized my money, well tough sh-t.

As a matter of fact I would be for cancelling any debt we supposedly owe China after the damage their bio-weapon or accidental release caused. Just tell them go ahead "sue me".

But that might be a problem if they spilled the beans on the U.S. complicity.

In the case of Russia the seizure of accounts and funds is considered by them to be theft. You know we did that to Japan once but they didn't have the means to fight or natural resources.

The truth about Victoria Nueland and Ukraine from a former marine and Leo.

I would think she and Yovanovitch would be very nervous. Kilery has long arms.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/VPJCxQlLAGtW/

No anchovies.

I believe it was putin who invaded Ukraine (and Georgia and The Crimea) and not the Ukraine that’s invaded Russia.

But that’s okay.

No attempt at any diplomatic solution to Georgia, The Crimea or Ukraine.

But that’s okay.

Yeah. I see.

old tooty

Did Russia and the EU freeze our banking system, put sanctions on the US when we invaded Iraq twice, Serbia,, Syria,Panama, Vietnam, Somalia twice, Korea, and Afghanistan? lmao


your love for globalists Biden, Clintons and Obama is really showing.

The US cant even make its own baby food

We're living in austerity behind an iron curtain of the West's making: "Well worth paying the price" - Boris Johnson/PedoBiden/G7/et al.

Ukraine slaughtering ethnic Russians for over a decade in Donbas.

But that's okay. Right??

P.S. Why did Russia put their country so close to NATO bases??

How many were being slaughtered in The Crimea and Georgia?
Must have a whole bunch to justify invading and annexation,,,like Ukraine maybe.

But that’s okay.