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Will Putin Step Down in 2023?
Armstrong Economics ^ | 26 Dec22 | Martin Armstrong

Posted on 12/26/2022 6:44:35 AM PST by delta7

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Careful War cheerleaders, your emotional desire for a pound of flesh will not go well.
1 posted on 12/26/2022 6:44:35 AM PST by delta7
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To: delta7

Yes. Also, I heard he was going to open a flower shop.


2 posted on 12/26/2022 6:46:10 AM PST by WeaslesRippedMyFlesh (wake me up when somebody tells the truth)
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To: WeaslesRippedMyFlesh

No, the dictator business has a crappy retirement plan.


3 posted on 12/26/2022 6:47:14 AM PST by ARGLOCKGUY
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To: delta7

Russian nuclear warheads can hit US cities and most can’t be zapped.

A large percentage of Russian apartment buildings have fallout shelters I believe.


4 posted on 12/26/2022 6:47:41 AM PST by Brian Griffin
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To: delta7

President Biden accused of war profiteering over the Russia-Ukraine conflict
November 27, 2022 | Melissa Fine

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The EU is particularly concerned with Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) which it sees as a direct threat to Europe’s economy — a fact Biden has reportedly ignored.

“The Inflation Reduction Act is very worrying,” Dutch Trade Minister Liesje Schreinemacher told POLITICO. “The potential impact on the European economy is very big.”

Tonino Picula, who leads the transatlantic relationship for the European Parliament, agrees.

“The U.S. is following a domestic agenda, which is regrettably protectionist and discriminates against U.S. allies,” he said.

A whopping $369 billion industrial subsidy program included in the IRA and aimed at supporting green industries has caused some in the EU to question whether the U.S. can still be considered an ally.

“The Inflation Reduction Act has changed everything,” one EU diplomat said. “Is Washington still our ally or not?”

According to an official from France’s foreign affairs ministry, the subsidies are “discriminatory” and “will distort competition.”

And Germany isn’t any happier with the arrangement.

“We are experiencing a creeping crisis of trust on trade issues in this relationship,” said German MEP Reinhard Bütikofer.

And then there’s all “the money [the U.S. is] making on weapons,” another EU diplomat argued, adding “all this cash on gas” might be “a bit too much.”

“It’s not good, in terms of optics, to give the impression that your best ally is actually making huge profits out of your troubles,” the diplomat stated.

https://americanwirenews.com/president-biden-accused-of-war-profiteering-over-the-russia-ukraine-conflict/


5 posted on 12/26/2022 6:48:13 AM PST by jacknhoo (Luke 12:51; Think ye, that I am come to give peace on earth? I tell you, no; but separation.)
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To: delta7

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6 posted on 12/26/2022 6:49:00 AM PST by sauropod (2000 miles - Proof that Chrissie Hynde can sing the phone book and it sounds fantastic.)
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To: delta7

Biden is more likely to step down next year.


7 posted on 12/26/2022 6:49:46 AM PST by aynrandfreak (Being a Democrat means never having to say you're sorry)
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It is my understanding that a hothead seized government buildings in eastern Ukraine about a decade ago and started the separatist ball rolling.


8 posted on 12/26/2022 6:50:03 AM PST by Brian Griffin
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To: aynrandfreak

Jill likes being First Lady.

Joe likes what Jill likes.


9 posted on 12/26/2022 6:51:01 AM PST by Brian Griffin
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To: jacknhoo

European governments should feel free to hand out $7500 subsidies for their electric cars sold in America.


10 posted on 12/26/2022 6:52:38 AM PST by Brian Griffin
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To: jacknhoo

About $50 billion and lots of Russians have gone up in smoke.

The US is losing money big time in Ukraine.


11 posted on 12/26/2022 6:54:27 AM PST by Brian Griffin
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To: delta7

Who cares. We have our own problems here. F*** Eastern Europe


12 posted on 12/26/2022 6:55:03 AM PST by Vaquero (Don't pick a fight with an old guy. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you. )
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To: delta7

Zelensky would like to see more EU war profiteering.


13 posted on 12/26/2022 6:55:27 AM PST by Brian Griffin
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To: Brian Griffin

Russia is losing $50 billion every month from lost oil & gas sales to Europe

that’s why Putin is desperately seeking to end this war


14 posted on 12/26/2022 6:56:50 AM PST by canuck_conservative
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To: delta7

There is a lot of writing on the wall against your God Putin.


15 posted on 12/26/2022 6:57:13 AM PST by Berlin_Freeper
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To: delta7

America currently has a brain-dead _Resident; why would Putin need to step down?


16 posted on 12/26/2022 7:02:28 AM PST by Diana in Wisconsin (I don't have, 'Hobbies.' I'm developing a robust Post-Apocalyptic skill set. )
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To: Vaquero

Yep. Same for Kosovo.


17 posted on 12/26/2022 7:05:22 AM PST by EEGator
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To: delta7

And how does the convicted felon Armstrong plan to monetize this post? Does Putin pay him a salary?


18 posted on 12/26/2022 7:09:36 AM PST by Chad C. Mulligan (CNN)
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To: Brian Griffin

A large percentage of Russian apartment buildings have fallout shelters I believe.
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Yes, when I worked in Moscow ALL Khrushchev style apartments, airports, factories and manufacturing plants had stocked, maintained facilities. They are much more prepared for a nuke exchange, keep in mind Clinton abolished our CD shelters and program way back when.


19 posted on 12/26/2022 7:10:41 AM PST by delta7
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This was always about regime change. Just like the Obama era appointed zelensky, they intend to replace Putin with their own puppet.
His nationalism is problematic. They must control Russian natural resources… can’t go green tyranny without them… they sure aren’t going to pay the Russian people fair market value.


20 posted on 12/26/2022 7:16:37 AM PST by momincombatboots (QEphesians 6... who you are really at war with)
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