Posted on 11/12/2024 8:30:56 AM PST by marcusmaximus
Thefts of packs of butter have highlighted the impact of skyrocketing inflation on Russia’s war economy.
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Security footage in Ekaterinburg, the capital of Russia’s defence industry, recently captured two masked men breaking into a dairy shop. As one raided the cash register, the other made off with 20kg of butter.
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But...but...the Democrats have said that Marxism is the solution to all our problems!
Just a few short months before Trump ends the war in Ukraine by cutting off money for it.
Then, what are you planning on posting? Or will you be one of those within Deep State that Trump fires?
That’s a slippery slope.....................
I guess this answers the question about “guns vs. butter” we had in Econ 101.
I guess this answers the question about “guns vs. butter” we had in Econ 101.
What Kursk counteroffensive doink?
Have you found any of those elusive North Koreans in Kursk yet, Herr Goebbels?
You are a sad little communist agitator. You probably wept on election night when Trump won and your Ukraine War became more likely than ever to end.
Your Putin had a hissy meltdown after President Trump warned him not to escalate the war.
COSTCO has some extra they can send. The Russian government wouldn’t worry about people with milk allergies eating butter because they didn’t know butter is milk.
This is what the neocons have been reduced to: hyping butter thefts.
What Costco doink?
And the cases in our drug and other stores are locked up to thwart theft.
President Trump will bring back law and order.
Gotta scratch that itch!
What are you going to do on Free Republic when Trump takes office and cuts off Ukrainian aid?
Meanwhile, butter here is being recalled because the label didn’t say “contains milk”.
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