Europe continues to be a victim of NATO’s war plans

Weekly Blitz ^ | 12/27/23 | Lucas Leiroz

[JonPreston]

The current conflict in Ukraine is a direct result of the failure of the Minsk Agreements. Between 2014 and 2015, Russia and the European Union mediated negotiations between the breakaway republics of Donbass and the Kiev government, reaching a mutually beneficial protocol that was expected to guarantee regional peace. However, the terms of the pact were never respected by the Ukrainian regime, which continued to constantly attack the republics and advance its project of “de-Russification” and ethnic cleansing.

[kiryandil]

You're just not that bright.

Property consisting of land and buildings is not moveable, or very easily moveable.

Liquid assets in the form of portable cash and precious metals and the like are easily moved out of the clutches of pirates like the ones running the Western monetary systems.

I know that this is difficult for a socialist like you to understand.

[Hamiltonian]

That's a mildly entertaining set of gibberish.

However, the lesson is that if Russia wants to steal land from Ukraine, the $300 billion that they have parked overseas is fair game. Russia started the stealing. Period.

[kiryandil]

However, the lesson is that if Russia wants to steal land from Ukraine, the $300 billion that they have parked overseas is fair game.

ACKCHYUALLY, the lesson here is that any government or wealthy individual that has got two brain cells to rub together is going to move their liquid assets far, far away from the clutches of the Western financial thieves.

I don't expect a socialist/globalist like you to understand, so we'll just leave it there. :)

[Hamiltonian]

Just let us know when you’re ready to display your knowledge through a discussion of Gazprom’s financial performance.

[kiryandil]

You've got a lot of gas - but GAZPROM has got more.

You can quack all you want, but Russia has got the goods.

And The Tater and his minions will support The Ukraine "for as long as they can"*.

*I'm old enough to remember The Rutabaga & "Short Pants" Blinken saying "for as long as it takes"...