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Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 25


OP Novichok  8 | 10410
1 day ago   #211
In the meantime, NATO and EU should support Ukraine

Paraphrasing a brilliant line from a genius...

450 million in Europe need 330 million in America to protect them from 140 million in Russia.

...while welcoming Muslims with no limits ... because we are nice people .....

Conclusion: GFY, spineless bootlicking Euros.

The idea of a NATO no fly zone is WW3. Idiotic.

Euros, if you feel it's a splendid idea, do it yourself, azzholes...
Ron2
1 day ago   #212
450 million in Europe need 330 million in America to protect them from 140 million in Russia.

You clearly have no idea about the situation. The US dollar, despite Don's trying to completely destroy it, is still the world currency. If the EU changes to BRICS or another system, the dollar is done and America becomes Argentina. The EU still supports the corpse and you act like it's a living thing - it's not. The only thing the US can create is more debt and more wars just to support the interest payments.
jon357  76 | 25016
1 day ago   #213
If the EU changes to BRICS or another system

That's unlikely, however the EU currency is of course the Euro and it is likely that oil trading will happen less and less in USD with time.

Anyone have any clue why US officials are in Belarus happily watching russian rehearsals for attacking the west?

A seriously strange thing to do.
Ron2
1 day ago   #214
Some people, including the US president, still live in the aura of the previous century. You're right, if it was 1988 or 1990, Don would have ended the war within 24 hours.

But now:

1. The US is almost bankrupt.
2. Nobody takes the US seriously, despite Don's acting like a tough guy.
3. The US has no resources to pull anything on their own.

The situation is much different. The reason - the US debt. If you have a low credit score, you can talk loud and swear, but at the end of the day, your possibilities will be very limited.
OP Novichok  8 | 10410
1 day ago   #215
2. Nobody takes the US seriously, despite Don's acting like a tough guy.

Then send them home and hug a Russian. I wouldn't rely on a penniless bum for protection.

You clearly have no idea about the situation

Don't ever insult me with that patronizing shlt again. I know everything worth knowing. Including that it is Europe that is a source of all evil and two world wars.

Euros should be on their knees thanking God I am not a US president.
jon357  76 | 25016
1 day ago   #216
The reason - the US debt

Debt in first world countries generally is an issue. And yes, it is a serious one.
OP Novichok  8 | 10410
1 day ago   #217
And yes, it is a serious one.

...but no solutions coming from people like you... just that fake concern...

When people like me do it, we are:

1. Racists
2. Xenophobes
3. Islamophobe
4. Transphobes
5. Nazis

Now the defeating silence from jon and other leftists ... except for stupid one-liners and insults...
Korvinus  8 | 747
1 day ago   #219
When people like me do it, we are:

1. Jews.
OP Novichok  8 | 10410
23 hrs ago   #220
No it isn't.

That was worse than silence...It was moronic...with a missing comma...
jon357  76 | 25016
23 hrs ago   #221
No it isn't.
Bobko  28 | 2707
22 hrs ago   #222
If the EU changes to BRICS or another system, the dollar is done and America becomes Argentina.

That's funny.

Why would the EU spend 50 years building a trading bloc and currency union, to then just throw it all in the bin and join some half baked upstart organization that is literally decades behind on that front?

The idea is to promote the use of the Euro over the dollar. But how?

There is always a lot of talk in Europe about how they are going to switch to paying for oil and gas imports only in Euros - for example. But that's not how the real world works. Why?

1) The guy that sends you the invoice, decides how he wants to get paid - 99% of the time. This is probably because their costs, debts, and accounting are already in USD. In addition to this, they likely don't want to deal with the currency exchange risk inherent when you get paid in euros, while your costs are in dollars.

2) All the global oil benchmarks are priced in dollars. Figuring out each and every day how much more or fewer euros you gotta send is a pain in the ass. Eventually you will start hedging that risk, and then you're back to where you started, and may as well have been using dollars all along.

So what you have to do, is to convince the Arabs, and the Russians, and the Angolans, and Algerians, etc that it is in their interests to get paid in Euros. For that - you will need at least a few decades of work.

To be interested in getting paid in Euros, you have to be interested in holding Euro assets. That's how the so called "Petrodollar" came to be. America paid the Arabs enormous amounts of dollars, and the Arabs promptly recycled them back into US Treasuries and US stocks (largely bank stocks). The dollars left the US, but only for a second, before coming right back.

There are not enough quality Euro assets to absorb the tens of trillions in demand for US assets that you seek to replace.

You don't have a singly stock market. Meanwhile, the US has the widest and deepest markets in the world. Next - the US owes the whole world a crazy amount of money (US Treasuries), whereas you kinda don't. First of all you don't print enough of that kind of debt, and second you owe it mostly to yourselves. Because the Germans are in charge of your Union - I don't think you'll ever get to those kinda levels.
OP Novichok  8 | 10410
21 hrs ago   #223
Don would have ended the war within 24 hours.

Don could have ended this war in 24 hours by not sending a single dollar or a bullet to Ukraine and by joining Russia in bringing order to the area.

It would start with an email from Trump to Z:

Hey, Z, we don't like Putin and really dig you. But we also like America just the way it is...

Therefore, we are joining Russia to end this bullshlt and save millions of lives - including our own.

If you have any questions, call President Putin since your Russian is better than your English.

cms neuf  1 | 2145
16 hrs ago   #224
Putler's got his military uniform on again - but not to go anywhere near the front (where he has never been)

In fact it's to greet his tinpot allies at the crappy military exercises including Congo Iran and Burkina Faso. The only countries corrupt enough to buy this crap.
jon357  76 | 25016
16 hrs ago   #225
The only countries corrupt enough to buy this crap.

The axis of weevils.

And meanwhile, r*SSia are being pushed back at several key points along the front.
cms neuf  1 | 2145
14 hrs ago   #226
They are no longer 6km from Pokrovsk - it's now 8km.

American observers could go and watch that instead - hungover North Nigerians being mowed down by Czech machine guns and Ukrainian built drones
Lazarus  3 | 578
11 hrs ago   #227
Anyone have any clue why US officials are in Belarus happily watching russian rehearsals for attacking the west?

Despite the obvious throwaway comment about comedy value mostly, I'd say it's because Lukashenko is getting worried about what happens after Putler falls and is also worried about the effects that sanctions are having on Belarus. Also, your assessment of the exercise this year is a bit off: this year the scenario was the Belarus army resisting an invasion from an un-named country and waiting for support from another un-named country. Not even a thousand of North Nigeria's least drunk troops could be spared from the grinder in Ukraine to talk part in the exercises.

Personally I'd quite like to see Poland take the **** by holding an exercise that aims to free Polish-speakers in an un-named country from the oppressive regime there and then fight off an attack from drunken orcs sent to support the poundshop dictator.
mafketis  43 | 11670
10 hrs ago   #228
Lukashenko is getting worried about what happens after Putler falls

lukashenka is far smarter than putin (the potato moose personality is an act he uses to get away with humiliating/sabotaging putin while still getting money from him).

word is that he's thinking of a 'transfer' of power to his son

He's also seen Washing throw goodies toward Azerbaijan and Armenia and probably wants to get on that gravy train so he's pretending to soften (releasing a few prisoners) in exchange for some moolah...

It's just possible that he's spilling a bunch of info to the Americans because, contrary to popular belief he doesn't want the country to be absorbed into russia.

we'll see....
Velund  1 | 504
10 hrs ago   #229
From Tatyana Montyan tg channel.

French nuclear toastmaster and interesting contests

Under the pretext of protecting against Russian drones, France sent three Rafale fighter jets from the Escadron de Chasse 2/4 La Fayette strike nuclear squadron to Poland, according to Defense24, based on an analysis of photos of French fighter jets arriving in Poland. Moreover, we are not talking about just any fighters from the squadron, but specifically nuclear weapons carriers, or more precisely, ASMP-A missiles with a thermonuclear warhead with a yield of 300 kilotons.

It is not known whether the thermonuclear missiles themselves were delivered to Poland, but the fact remains: the Rafales sent to Poland are not intended for shooting down drones, but for other purposes. This means that, for the first time in history, NATO nuclear weapons carriers are located approximately 100 kilometers from the border with Belarus.

This is an unpleasant situation, even if it is only a demonstration - and it is certainly only a demonstration. I would add that waving a nuclear club in front of Russia's nose on the part of France is not a very wise move: France's 290 nuclear warheads are no match for Russia's arsenal of nearly 6,000. Well, we can congratulate the Poles on the fact that the Minsk-Mazowiecki airfield and its surroundings, where the "nuclear" Rafales are based, have automatically risen to the top of the list of places where Russian nukes will fly in the event of any trouble.

cms neuf  1 | 2145
8 hrs ago   #230
North Nigerian nukes won't fly anywhere dude - rats chewed through the wiring back in the 90s when you were bartering underwear for sandpaper and privatizing nickel mines at the point of a kalashnikov
Lazarus  3 | 578
6 hrs ago   #231
contrary to popular belief he doesn't want the country to be absorbed into russia.

It's very obvious that he doesn't want Belarus to be absorbed into Russia. If that happens he becomes just another oligarch but also one with a very high chance of falling out of a window soon.
Velund  1 | 504
3 hrs ago   #232
North Nigerian nukes won't fly anywhere dude

Better think about Atlantic Pakistan fleet, it is at least tested as failing, while Russian nukes may work, SUDDENLY.
mafketis  43 | 11670
57 mins ago   #233
ussian nukes may work, SUDDENLY

And monkey's might fly out of lavrov's zhopa.....


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