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Posted on 12/15/2023 5:17:07 AM PST by marcusmaximus
My searching tirelessly for peace is hardly derangement, rather it’s your cheering for war that shows a mental imbalance.I support Ukraine defending their country against Putin's invasion.
God bless The Putin!Why do you always post like you are not normal??
9 posted on 12/10/2023, 7:17:35 PM by JonPreston ( ✌ ☮️ )
Kentucky’s budget relies on federal money more than most states, study finds
No. The median income in Ukraine is less than $5,000 annually.
The United States is paying for Ukrainian weapons, pensions, theft, etc.
And of course ukraine is the single most corrupt nation in the world.
If the EU marries Ukraine, they’d better have a solid pre-nuptial agreement.
Nearly 40 percent of Kentucky’s state budget is federal funding from Washington,
Drivel....... Balderdascious drivel
Russia war crime approving orthodoxy forum pollution
… again.
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“Kentucky has been in the union since 1792”
Lol.
There were a lot of Union soldiers during the Civil War who were not so sure....
;-)
“the Russians are screwed if world (oil) price drops”
That is true - Russian Government revenue is more dependent on oil than that of Saudi Arabia.
American production is increasing (2023 is the highest year ever, and November 2023 was the highest month ever), but global supply and demand shift by much larger amounts, and drive price changes more day to day, and month to month.
It would take years for America to produce another 5 million barrels per day, to replace what Russia now exports, but American production is a growing factor in world oil price.
The oil market is characterized by boom and bust cycles, and Russia is among the most vulnerable to a crash in prices. Some argue that that is what caused the collapse of the Soviet Union.
“High interest rates are very helpful for seniors with their $$$$ in CDs and MMs”
Which most Russian seniors do not.
They are left paying higher prices for food and essentials on fixed incomes.
If pensions are impacted by the developing liquidity crisis in the Russian National Wealth Fund, conditions like just after the Soviet Union’s collapse could re-emerge.
“My searching tirelessly for peace”
Russia could withdraw in peace anytime they want. They insist on war.
“the EU dictatorship is going to rush Ukraine into membership”
NATO too.
And leave behind Russian nationals to be persecuted and killed at the whim of Washington and London?
Remember, whenever Germany and Russia draw sides, choose Russia and The Putin every time!!
Remember, whenever Germany and Russia draw sides, choose Russia and The Putin every time!!Why do you always post like you are not normal??
Berlin Wall
Why is it Germans remind people of ovens?
A Fanatical Putin Stooge doesn’t speak for people.
And lampshades.
Joe Blogs (YouTube) did a piece about the dislocation in the Russian property market in just the last years, because of interest rates and Government subsidized loans.
New home prices are much higher than used, because low rate subsidized loans can be used for new homes. The day the loan closes, the house becomes used, the market price drops 40%, and the owner is instantly underwater with negative equity.
Individuals have rushed into new home buying under the Government programs (China much?), stimulating economic activity/GDP in the short term. There is a significant and growing segment of the Russia population who spend 80% or more of their income on their mortgage, for loans that exceed the market value.
This bubble has developed rapidly in the Russian property market. Rising interest rates increase the disparity in new/used home prices, and make the risk and potential severity of a crash greater.
“And leave behind Russian nationals to be persecuted and killed at the whim of Washington and London?”
Take them home to Mother Russia, along with the kidnapped Ukrainian kids, toilets and washing machines.
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