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Flights From Russia Sell Out Minutes After Putin Announces Partial Mobilization
msn ^ | 21st September 2022 | Gerrard Kaonga

Posted on 09/21/2022 4:04:57 AM PDT by Cronos

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To: Rockingham; reformedliberal
"Europe" - well you need to look at individual countries.

All European countries have sufficient physical inventories for home use

Most European countries bar Germany and Bulgaria have enough for industry

101 posted on 09/22/2022 12:53:36 AM PDT by Cronos
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To: Cronos

Ego is not a dirty word


102 posted on 09/22/2022 2:13:44 AM PDT by Long Jon No Silver (Rrily)
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To: Brellium; All

Why you Trump haters are still allowed on this forum is beyond me.🤔


104 posted on 09/22/2022 5:58:59 AM PDT by mac_truck (aide toi et dieu t'aidera )
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To: Long Jon No Silver

so you wouldn’t mind dying for Biden’s ego?

Why do you ask Russian boys to die for Putin’s ego?

This war is only detrimental to Russia - whichever way it goes.


105 posted on 09/22/2022 6:32:25 AM PDT by Cronos
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To: Cronos
True, the effects of the energy crisis will vary according to country and weather, where the physical inventories are, and who owns or controls them. In concept though, Europe has an integrated energy market and free trade internally, so it will be hard for better off countries to isolate themselves from constrained energy supplies in other countries. And it is anyone's guess as to what kind of share the pain directives may issue from the EU's mandarins in Brussels.

In the long term, the most devastating effect of the supply crisis may be on Europe's energy market and its financial and contractual underpinnings. Due to the wild rise in price, a number of futures and options contracts for fuel are going into default, with hardships for the companies involved and their lenders. Force majure and arbitration provisions are being invoked, which touches off further price and supply uncertainty and potential follow on effects for end users. At some point, central banks and regulators are likely to finance and impose a resolution, with a hit to public finances.

One good effect though may be a rethink of Europe's foolish attempt to rapidly shift toward reliance on green energy. Human nature being what it is, experience, especially painful experience, is often the best teacher of hard lessons.

106 posted on 09/22/2022 10:37:27 AM PDT by Rockingham
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