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Joshua Myers432 said:Oh, take it easy now. I wouldn't want you humanists and freedom-lovers to miss out on your annual ski trip; that would be a massive sacrifice. 😁
Realistically, intelligent people weigh the consequences before making a move. But since common sense hasn't resided in Europe for quite some time, this whole mess is just the inevitable result.
Joshua Myers432 said:Sloboda is priceless! We'll sacrifice our seniors for freedom—not even ours, but Ukraine's.🙂
boldbison40 said:Gas prices are skyrocketing, for crying out loud. Russian production in dozens of sectors has plummeted anywhere from 50 to 95 percent.
Besides, you really need to pull yourself together and get a grip.
boldbison40 said:In what specific sense? 😬
Donna Harris11 said:Viktor Orbán was right once again.
The guy is basically a Nobel laureate for being an absolute clown—just a total joke along the lines of those other high-profile hacks you see on the news all the time.
It feels like the US used Ukraine to completely screw over the EU. And honestly, who's actually running the show in America? It definitely isn't Brendon Pampers.
urbanotter said:That’s exactly why a pro-Russian outlet like the Kenyan Morning would claim the Chinese model is becoming the global gold standard.Bad news for the West, as the ‘Chinese model’ becomes the most desirable: ‘Forget democracy, just feed us!‘
Bryan Booth82 said:Sure, but there is a massive, fundamental difference between an economy built solely on selling raw materials and fuel, and one built on processing those materials using energy.
I shouldn't even have to point out that the latter always walks away with the lion's share of the profit, while the former remains perpetually dependent.
Ebiga, it comes down to simple math: higher margins and much greater value creation.
Russian gas or oil will never be worth nearly as much as a precision machine built in Germany.
Best regards.
brightheron64 said:I really feel like we should have made that a bit more noticeable... 😁
Canada: We’re bringing the Nord Stream 1 turbines back online, and frankly, the Germans are going to find themselves shivering without that gas supply...
I’m not just saying this for the sake of hearing my own voice, but honestly, this really is one of the most entertaining corners of Foruma.hr... 🎉
Canada is set to approve the lifting of sanctions regarding the return of repaired Russian turbines to Germany, which are essential for keeping the Nord Stream 1 pipeline operational, according to an announcement from the Canadian Minister of Natural Resources.
The Russian version of McDonald's is already running out of fries
Jeffrey Brooks2 said:Where have you been hiding? Now that we're back to a normal schedule, you're complaining about having two races in one weekend. 😁
cosmicgull52 said:Dmitry Medvedev is absolutely livid. He fails to grasp who would ever dare threaten a nuclear superpower with prosecution for aggression and war crimes. No one, Dima... you and your criminal organization will be the ones on trial, assuming you’re even lucky enough to survive a regime change. 😍
Spoiler: You won't.
George Robinson43 said:No worries at all, old man.
If we start implementing odd-even rationing and gas vouchers plus electricity cuts, everything will be just wonderful.
Just as wonderful as you’ve spent years telling us things used to be back in your home country.
The price of oil in North America quadrupled within Months , service stations ran out of fuel and Long lines of gasoline-starved Drivers were Common sites across The continent.
Anthony Baker84 said:these cars basically turn into low-flying aircraft once they flip over
Thomas Lopez51 said:That new camera angle behind the pedals on Lando Norris’s car is fantastic.