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181  Economy / Economics / Re: The best Investment Will be defence and security here what on: April 11, 2024, 12:46:42 PM

It was predicted long time Ago that west Will turn into chaos but it's good you can make your own team gang up and start Taking from others specially in UK where police Are soft and dont do much about it.

Now it's time for poor people to get high status on society If they are brutal enough to take from others specially in UK

In my opinion, you are calling for widespread looting, chaos, violent redistribution of property and spheres of influence, and other revolutionary actions in order to seize power. I just can’t understand why Great Britain has bothered you so much. Yes, a bad example is contagious. What do the gangster and terrorist actions of Putin’s Russia mean when the civilized world was unable to stop the Kremlin’s elderly dwarf, who became insolent in his permissiveness? Others look at him and think: he can do everything, but I can’t? The possibilities are different, but the essence is the same - to snatch what’s bad. I don't recommend it. This all ends badly.
182  Economy / Economics / Re: 2024 & Prediction of World War III - Effect on Cryptocurrencies on: April 11, 2024, 12:10:45 PM
The streak of difficulties with arms supplies to Ukraine should end in a few months.
Could you explain why?
The biggest reason for this particular problem is that the weapons meant for Ukrainian defense is being sent to the Zionists to be used to commit genocide in Palestine. I don't see how that situation is changing considering the terrorist organization those weapons are being given to is not stopping as it sees itself at the end of the line.
In a few months, the situation at the front should change for the better for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Republicans in the US House of Representatives cannot forever delay a vote on providing the necessary amount of military assistance to Ukraine. At the same time, European countries are maximizing the utilization of their defense enterprises to provide their products to Ukraine. The capacity of defense plants in Ukraine itself is also increasing. At the same time, Russia has already transferred its economy to the needs of this big war and not only will it not be able to increase its capacity, but it will also not be able to hold out for long at the current pace of weapons production due to the imposed sanctions, which only continue to intensify.

On the other hand, on April 7, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that it had completed the active invasion phase of the war and had withdrawn the entire 98th Division from the city of Khan Yunis in southern Gaza, leaving only one Israeli army brigade there to provide security. corridor connecting southern Israel with the coast of the Gaza Strip. This corridor allows the IDF to carry out raids in northern and central Gaza, prevents Palestinians from returning to the northern part of the Strip, and allows humanitarian organizations to deliver aid directly to northern Gaza.
Thus, US assistance to Israel may be significantly reduced as it is unnecessary.

Therefore, the Kremlin is thinking about where else it is possible to kindle the flames of war - in Central Asia, the Baltic countries or somewhere else in order to divert the assistance provided to Ukraine.
183  Economy / Economics / Re: Russian Gas ban - A problem for Europe or suicide for Russia? on: April 11, 2024, 08:55:37 AM

You are delusional and you don't understand how the global gas trade works. EU can't survive without Russian gas. Period. EU is buying Russian gas via China and India. Or you were stupid enough to believe they are keeping all that gas for themselves?  Grin

Russia won't need the transit agreement with Ukraine for one simple reason: in 2-3 years max there won't be any Ukraine.
While Russia is repeating the mantra that the European Union cannot do without Russian gas, the EU countries, which even before Russia’s attack on Ukraine had taken a course towards alternative energy sources, are now intensifying such a transition, also taking into account the sharp climate change on our planet.

Back in 2022, the EU received more energy from renewable sources than from burning gas for the first time. This is evidenced by a report from the Ember analytical center on EU climate policy. According to analysts' calculations, in 2022 in EU countries, solar and wind energy accounted for about 22% of electricity produced. This is more than ever before, analysts say. Gas flaring contributed about 20%, one percentage point less than in 2021.

EU countries produced 203 terawatt-hours of solar energy in 2022, which is 24% more than a year earlier. According to analysts, this saved about 10 billion euros on gas purchases. Wind energy provided the EU with 420 terawatt-hours of energy, 33 terawatt-hours more than in 2021.
https://zn.ua/WORLD/v-proshlom-hodu-es-vpervye-poluchil-bolshe-enerhii-iz-vozobnovljaemykh-istochnikov-chem-ot-szhihanija-haza.html

After some time, Europe will not need Russian gas at all.

As for the existence of Ukraine, this topic is really worth returning to in 2-3 years. Who knows, maybe by that time Russia itself will be reduced territorially to several regions in which oil and gas will probably not be produced. Then the issue of selling Russian gas will disappear on its own.
184  Economy / Economics / Re: Russian Gas ban - A problem for Europe or suicide for Russia? on: April 10, 2024, 02:31:20 PM
In the summer of 2022, Putin unilaterally cut off natural gas supplies to Europe, hoping that shivering Europeans would turn against their leaders during the winter and make it politically unfeasible to continue supporting Ukraine in its fight against invading Russian occupiers.

In 2021, a whopping 83 percent of Russian gas was exported to Europe. Russia's total global exports of 7 million barrels of oil per day and 200 billion cubic meters of piped gas per year account for about half of its federal income. More importantly, Russian commodity exports played a critical role in global supply chains: Europe depended on Russia for 46 percent of its total gas supplies, with comparable levels of dependence on other Russian goods, including metals and fertilizers.

It is now obvious that Russia has finally lost its former economic power in the world market. European leaders have successfully found alternatives to supplying the bloody fuel, while Russia is suffering significant losses. First of all, this is the Gazprom company. It cut gas production last year by about 23% because it lost about 85% of the European Union market. There are only deliveries left to Austria, Hungary, Slovakia and partly to the Czech Republic - this concerns pipeline transport. But this year the contract with Ukraine for the supply of gas from Russia via pipelines through Ukrainian territory ends. Ukraine has already stated several times that it does not intend to extend it, although it will lose approximately $1.2 billion in profit per year for the transit of Russian gas. But Ukraine will not help Russia sponsor a war against itself. But what will happen next is very interesting and I hope Russia will not like it very much.
185  Economy / Economics / Re: Is fossil fuels REALLY running out quickly, or do we still have time? on: April 10, 2024, 07:03:44 AM


Based on my research, it seems like we're less likely to run out of fossil fuels and more likely to see a decline in demand. This is due to advancements in renewable energy technologies, which are becoming increasingly efficient. In the future, renewables might offer more advantages than fossil fuels, especially when considering their long-term environmental impact. While not gone completely, fossil fuels could become a backup energy source.

However, our current renewable energy technologies still have room for improvement and can be expensive.  Perhaps the government's push for electric vehicles is partly motivated by a desire to attract investors to this sector, hoping to drive innovation. To make a significant shift, the percentage of electric vehicle usage will need to increase substantially.

If anyone now continues to be significantly concerned about the decrease in the amount of oil, gas and coal as a traditional source of energy, then I think that with each new year there will be fewer and fewer such people. After all, because of this, our planet is warming up very quickly and soon such people will have completely different and more global problems with the climate and place of residence, and because life in the same place will be problematic.

Humanity already needs to think about completely banning the use of this fossil fuel as traditional forms of energy because this is a sure path to self-destruction. Oil, gas and coal can be used in other industries rather than just burning them, and the benefits from this will also be greater. The only question is whether reason and critical necessity will prevail in this case, or whether we will calmly continue to watch our civilization perish.
186  Economy / Economics / Re: Sea Piracy, it's effect on the local economy on: April 10, 2024, 06:39:09 AM
Ukraine has the right to active defense
Exactly!

You seem to not have read my entire post or the past couple of comments in this topic. I'm not asking "why Ukraine attacked Russian targets", I'm just questioning the double standard.

When country A attacks country B, that is declaration of war against a nation and it turns all assets of country A into legitimate targets for country B. That's the standard that has to be applied for everyone or no one; not just for few select countries!
Nobody can claim that this standard is applicable only when country B is Ukraine and is not applicable when country B is Yemen.
First, tell us who attacked Yemen and when. Do you mean the events of 2024-2015 and the Arab coalition operation in Yemen? I’m interested in what happened then from your point of view and who had and has the right to self-defense there. After all, then it turns out that bank robbers have the right to self-defense, but the police are stopping them from freely robbing banks and thus fighting for social justice?

The Houthis continue to attack civilian and military ships of different states in the Red Sea and seem to deliberately want a series of good strikes to be carried out on them or a military operation to destroy them, when the civilian population will also suffer from this. After all, they can achieve practically nothing by their actions to impede maritime navigation in this region. But the international community will not tolerate their piracy for long either.
187  Economy / Economics / Re: Food security in the world has been shaken by Russia's actions on: April 09, 2024, 02:43:31 PM
Following Russia's attack on Ukraine, the Russian Black Sea Fleet attempted to impede Ukrainian exports by sea, effectively blockading Ukraine's Black Sea ports. From July 2022 to July 2023, the “grain deal” was in force - an agreement concluded through the mediation of the UN and Turkey on Russian security guarantees for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products. However, then the Russian Federation withdrew from this deal.

After this, Kyiv was able to create a new relatively safe sea corridor in the western part of the Black Sea. To do this, the Ukrainian armed forces liberated Zmeiny Island and sank several Russian warships with their missiles and surface drones, including the cruiser Moskva, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.

On February 6, Prime Minister of Ukraine Denis Shmygal said that over the past six months, his country has exported almost 20 million tons of cargo through the Black Sea, of which 70 percent were agricultural products of Ukrainian farmers. In just these six months, more than 660 cargo ships sailed to destinations in 32 countries. According to him, in January 2024 the monthly pre-war level of exports by sea was reached.
We can say that Russia’s plans to blockade Ukrainian agricultural products in the Black Sea failed miserably.

https://www.dw.com/ru/ukraina-otpravila-po-zernovomu-koridoru-30-mln-tonn-gruzov/a-68439716
188  Economy / Economics / Re: The Current World Financial System Is Rule Based Order, The New One Must Not on: April 09, 2024, 06:31:45 AM
An example of the fact that everyone in our world must comply with previously established civilized rules of coexistence are the current actions of Russia, which is now openly ignoring them, waging a war of conquest for the third year, trying to destroy Ukraine. All states clearly lose from this, with the exception of authoritarian states such as North Korea, Iran and China. They are also already looking at how to grab a piece of neighboring territories for themselves, including in Russia, weakened by the war.

If we allow general rules of behavior to be ignored, no one, anywhere, will ever be able to feel safe. These rules are not dogma; they must change depending on the experience and achievements of mankind. But refusing them is not only stupid, but also deadly.
189  Economy / Economics / Re: 2024 & Prediction of World War III - Effect on Cryptocurrencies on: April 09, 2024, 05:57:06 AM

Regarding Kazakhstan, you're right in a way. Kazakhstan, Moldova and Armenia are the latest CIA projects and these countries are actively severing their ties with Russia now. Moldova is rumoured to be annexed by Romania soon, perhaps except two regions: Transnitria and Gagauz. So yeah, things are getting interesting.    
Seeing how Ukraine is now bleeding from the “brotherly” embrace of Russia, any adequate neighbors are trying to get rid of their “big brother” and at the same time a very intrusive ally - Russia. This is the usual logic of all normal people. Therefore, referring to some mythical CIA projects in all In cases where Russia does not like some political processes in neighboring states, it is not worth it.

Russia would have captured Moldova long ago if Ukraine had not been located territorially between them. Moldova understands this very well. Therefore, it is also logical that Moldova is now looking for allies and defenders. When choosing between Russia and Romania, Moldova, of course, will give preference to civilized Romania over barbaric Russia. But the whole question of the security of states neighboring Russia now rests on Ukraine’s resistance to the onslaught of the Russian horde. Ukraine will survive and the security of states in this region will strengthen.

The streak of difficulties with arms supplies to Ukraine should end in a few months. And then everything will be fine. As soon as Ukraine fights off Russia, it will be able to solve the problem of the Russian enclave of Transnistria very quickly, within a few days. For this purpose, Moldova’s consent to Ukraine’s conduct of the corresponding special operation in Transnistria will be sufficient.

By the way, according to OSINT analysts, as of April 5, the situation in the Avdeevsky direction demonstrates catastrophic losses for the Russian army. The visually confirmed number of destroyed equipment of the Russian Armed Forces reached 984 units. This is only the part that was confirmed by video and photos: the actual losses are even higher.

During the same period of time, the Ukrainian army lost 152 units of military equipment. This creates a dismal Russian casualty ratio of 6 to 1 in favor of the Ukrainian military. In exchange for the victims of the meat assaults, Russia receives only patches of scorched earth and burnt ruins. At this rate, the Russian army will be erased faster than even border Kharkov can be captured, and the occupiers will definitely not see Kyiv.

https://www.dialog.ua/war/292876_1712569630/amp
190  Economy / Economics / Re: 2024 & Prediction of World War III - Effect on Cryptocurrencies on: April 08, 2024, 02:26:35 PM
For the third year now, Russia has been attacking Ukraine with all military means (except nuclear), but has not achieved its goals. Because of this, the international authority of Russia and Putin himself has been greatly shaken, and the Kremlin is looking for a way out of this difficult situation. After all, it was originally planned to capture Ukraine in a few days. Now Putin’s efforts are aimed at weakening assistance from other states to Ukraine and waiting for Trump to come to power in the United States. But if the situation does not change in Russia's favor, Putin will be forced to start other wars to divert the attention of his citizens from the failures in Ukraine.

Apparently, such preparations are already underway in parallel. One eloquent fact testifies to the preparation for war with neighboring countries. When Russia started a war against Ukraine, Vladimir Putin signed a special decree according to which Ukrainian citizens could receive Russian citizenship through a simplified procedure. And last December, he signed a similar decree regarding citizens of Kazakhstan and Moldova.

Kazakhstan is now almost openly moving away from Russia, and the Kremlin really doesn’t like this. Therefore, just as at one time, before the attack on Ukraine, Putin stated that Ukraine is an artificially created state and that such a nation as the Ukrainians does not exist, the same thing is now being announced in relation to Kazakhstan. In addition, as in the case of Ukraine, Russia also has claims to the northern territories of Kazakhstan, which were allegedly previously donated by Russia and where ethnic Russians live who will need to be protected.

If Russia does not attack the Baltic countries to measure strength with NATO countries, then an attack on Kazakhstan could lead to a covert or overt war with Turkey. After all, Kazakhstan and Turkey belong to the Turkic peoples and relations between them have recently been growing, including in military terms. The world is really on the threshold of the Third World War and there are a lot of options for starting it now, more than ever.
191  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Implications of War on Individuals on: April 08, 2024, 08:32:56 AM

The Russian Lada car has a cost of approximately 1.2 to 1.6 million rubles for the Russian population. Is it worth comparing its price with tanks, if only the modernization of the relatively new T-72 tank costs the Russian budget from 16 to 52 million rubles?
https://www.avtomobiltlt.ru/ceny.html

Well, I hope you're not retarded and you understand that a tank cannot cost as much as a car. What I meant is that Putin doesn't give a damn because it's in roubles and he can print as much roubles as he wants. So for him these vehicles cost the same.  Grin
The laws of economics work equally for all countries without any exception. This means that no country can afford to unlimitedly print national money and use it to pay for the production of military products, which are then destroyed in the war, as well as for the deaths and injuries of soldiers to their relatives. This will cause any economy to fall and inflation to rise sharply.

The production of a tank and a civilian passenger car cannot cost the state the same. This is complete nonsense. As for Putin, he now doesn’t give a damn about anything except his reputation and saving his life after, on his initiative, Russia was mired in a brutal, bloody war in Ukraine, which has been going on for the third year and there is no end in sight. I think that in Russia almost everyone has already felt the cost of this madness.
192  Economy / Economics / Re: Going to war means let's ulter the economic progression on: April 08, 2024, 07:12:23 AM
Last summer, the Russian occupiers, in order to prevent the Ukrainian Armed Forces from recapturing their territories in the south of Ukraine and to prevent the upcoming expected offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, blew up one of the largest hydroelectric power stations in Europe - the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station. According to the assessment of the Ukrainian government and the UN, the amount of direct damage caused to the infrastructure and assets of Ukraine due to the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station by the Russians is $2.79 billion, and the damage is more than $11 billion.

But the law of karma, although slowly, inexorably works.
The day before, on April 5, in the Russian city of Orsk, Orenburg region, a dam broke on the Ural River. Thousands of houses were caught in the flood zone, and several thousand local residents had to be evacuated. According to Russian media, more than 4 thousand houses and more than 10 thousand residents were in the flood zone. Directly in the city of Orsk, water flooded almost 2.5 thousand houses. About 4 thousand residents were evacuated from there.
https://zn.ua/amp/WORLD/bolshaja-voda-nastihla-rf-v-orske-prorvalo-dambu-uzhe-soobshchaetsja-o-pervykh-pohibshikh.html

Now the housing and communal services sector of Russia is on the verge of survival. This winter, residents of the Moscow region were forced to warm themselves outside by fires, since the heating did not work. Instead of improving life in Russia itself, they decided to direct hundreds of millions of dollars every day to exterminate Ukrainian citizens and destroy their homes.

The irretrievable losses of Russians in this war are already approaching half a million soldiers and officers. More than 20 thousand of their tanks and armored vehicles were destroyed. Ukraine destroyed about a third of the Russian Black Sea Fleet with its weapons. Now the war has moved onto the territory of Russia itself, where military installations and everything that helps Russia wage this war are being destroyed. First of all, this applies to oil refineries. Because of this, Russia has already lost more than ten percent of its capacity, and the price of gasoline on world markets is rising.
193  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Bounties (Altcoins) / Re: SWGT Signature Bounty | USDT Prize Pool | 4 Weeks | Limited 40 Participants on: April 07, 2024, 11:37:29 AM
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194  Economy / Economics / Re: Farming and it importance to the economy on: April 01, 2024, 12:57:59 PM
We all know that it is really important to everyone. Farming is really to provide and give us food whenever we need it. I'm really saddened by the people who are affected by that and are being taken advantage of by the government. I hope that those people who take advantage turn around and actually help the people. We all know that it's an essential component of the economy.

There should be things like programs that are able to help those in need and that deserve it.
We clearly underestimate the importance of agriculture in our lives. A person can give up many earthly goods, but not food, which is mainly provided by agriculture. Now that the climate on our planet is changing quite dramatically, the role of agriculture will increase, because the area of arable land will decrease. Soothsayers advise people to move from cities to villages and have a plot of land in order to survive in the future.
195  Economy / Economics / Re: Food security might not be a priority for younger generations. (2) on: March 22, 2024, 04:47:05 AM

I tell you that someone of them are doing it because they love it. They are happy and it’s fun for them. Event the farmers we speak of, some people love to farm. It doesn’t matter how much money you bring them, they love planting and nurturing fruits, trees, etc. There are also people who don’t have interest in online investments, they would rather do something that can be seen and touched physically than online. There will always be different kinds of people, even the type you never believed existed.
I completely agree with you. There will always be people who will be more passionate about farming, growing fruits and vegetables, pets, than engaging in other types of business and investing. But who ultimately wins more is a matter of specific case. But all people need to eat every day. Therefore, agriculture is actually the basis of everything. The demand for agricultural products will always be consistently high. If there are difficulties in it, this will lead to higher prices, but people who are employed in other areas will be forced to buy these products in order to survive. Everything is interconnected here, so there is no need to worry about the future of agriculture.
196  Economy / Economics / Re: Energy Crisis 2.0 in the New World Order era on: March 22, 2024, 04:21:28 AM
2. Regarding Blackrock’s plans - yes, I know that, first of all, these are INVESTMENT projects, mutually beneficial to both parties. Restoring civilian infrastructure, including the construction of houses and entire cities destroyed by Russian terrorists, will be a concomitant project with the construction of infrastructure facilities, and this is logical!

you think blackrock is organising giving ukraine funding NOW (to help end the war) and blackrock is going to receive land to rebuild... housing of the displaced!!? to give back to the citizens that got displaced!!?... um no, just no

What Blackrock proposes, even taking into account the fact that you have exaggerated the picture too much, is still more acceptable for Ukraine than being swallowed up by the Russian horde, where the people of Ukraine will simply be physically destroyed. Of course, any foreign commercial company will offer its services for the restoration of Ukraine on favorable terms. But in Ukraine, even taking into account global warming, the climate will be quite comfortable for living, there are fertile lands rich in black soil, a well-developed industry, educated and hard-working people. Therefore, there should be many mutually beneficial proposals and Ukraine will be able to choose the best of them. It is more important here that officials in the Ukrainian government do not abuse their powers for personal gain.
197  Economy / Economics / Re: Big instutions and Banks have invested too much in Europe on: March 20, 2024, 06:44:46 AM

both are attacking each other, Moscow was even hit. they are at war.
we are talking about after the war started. after the war started, it's not up to Putin anymore. this is not stopping anymore until Ukraine has no weapons as they call it demilitarization.  when the war hasn't started yet they can negotiate and stop the war. all Putin asked for was No NATO membership.

Ukraine did not shell Russian territory until the full-scale attack on it in February 2022 and even in the first year of this war. But the Russian occupation forces cannot be stopped unless Ukraine destroys military factories, military units, airfields from which bombers take off and fly to Ukraine, oil refineries that supply troops with fuel and everything that helps Putin’s Russia attack Ukraine. Therefore, having established its own production of drones, Ukraine is now also actively destroying military installations on the territory of Russia itself.

Negotiate with Putin and his entourage, who have already included four Ukrainian regions and the Crimean peninsula as territories in their Constitution. which are part of Russia is meaningless. And even if Ukraine makes these territorial concessions, the war will not stop and there will still be no peace. Putin is accustomed to regard any concessions as a sign of weakness, and therefore he will want to seize all of Ukraine. Therefore, in Ukraine there is no other way than to defend our freedom and independence with arms in hand.

Anyone who wants peace in Ukraine through its territorial concessions to Russia can offer Putin the territory of their country. I think Putin will not refuse this. But whether he will stop after this is the second question. You can take his word for it, but he never kept his promises. This is evidenced by the experience of the ten-year war in Ukraine.
198  Economy / Economics / Re: Big instutions and Banks have invested too much in Europe on: March 19, 2024, 01:13:51 PM

Everyone wants the Russo-Ukrainian War to end, but it is unusually not easy to maintain peace and order and it is to be achieved is rather not clear. Easy solutions rest on unrealistic assumptions and impossible efforts.
 The case for reaching a compromise with Putin rests on the assumption that he wants and needs peace and that he isn’t really committed to destroying Ukraine and Ukrainians.

https://thehill.com/opinion/international/3943927-impossible-and-possible-solutions-to-the-russo-ukrainian-war/
The civilized world has recently lost its illusions that Putin wants peace and is not trying to destroy Ukraine and Ukrainians. It's quite the opposite. Putin can stop the war he started any day. To do this, it is enough for him to withdraw his occupation troops from Ukraine and peace will come. Before Russia’s attack, Ukraine did not attack its territory and does not intend to do so in the future. The whole question is in Russia's territorial appetites. In the early days of the large-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Putin tasked his troops to approach Kyiv on the first day and a victory parade over Ukraine was planned on the central Khreshchatyk street in Kyiv. Putin has not abandoned this intention to seize all of Ukraine to this day. All his plans were disrupted only by the heroic resistance of the Ukrainian people and their armed forces. The only opportunity to achieve a just peace in Ukraine is the military defeat of Putin’s Russia. The people of Russia now are silent slaves who are not capable of much resistance to the aggressive intentions of Putin, who imagines himself to be the second Hitler and the conqueror of Europe.

The article that you attached as a link says exactly this, namely:
"Putin also does not want or need peace. Given the catastrophic consequences of war - for Russia, its army, economy and people - Putin knows that his political and physical survival directly depends on either a Russian victory (which is practically impossible) or a protracted continued bloodshed (which seems to be his strategy now)."
199  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Are the Altcoins Going to Dip in Short Term? on: March 19, 2024, 12:40:57 PM

Q1 this year I think is very encouraging for all crypto activists, including if you want to join the ride you can find the ideal point for the coins that the whales have, the potential for ethreum and bitcoin will still continue even better. DYOR with your asset management.
The cryptocurrency market has been growing since October last year, that is, almost five months without any significant correction. But without correction, further normal price growth is impossible. We are already seeing a decent correction. So, if Bitcoin recently rose to $73,477, now it has fallen to $63,152. Ethereum rose to $4,193, but now its price is $3,268.
Considering that there are still many interesting positive developments ahead in this market, there is no doubt that this year and next we will see significantly greater growth than what we have recently seen. Therefore, for those who have not yet bought a cryptocurrency with potential for growth, there is still a good chance to buy. At the same time, now is no longer a good time to sell our coins. But everything will depend on the depth of the correction that we see. It’s unlikely that anyone here can suggest the right solution.
200  Economy / Economics / Re: Big instutions and Banks have invested too much in Europe on: March 19, 2024, 05:05:17 AM

I think peace is still very possible but the support game should be dropped and rather in the interest of the world we all try to put peace between both countries.
I wonder how you are trying to establish peace if you are calling for an end to the support game. As I understand it, this is a call not to support a country that has been attacked by an aggressor. So what will happen then? Strong countries will capture the weak, the rest will only look at this and declare that they want peace. Meanwhile, the aggressor will do his job. In the future, there will be a lot of such aggressors, because in reality the international community will not help countries that have been attacked and this will encourage other potential aggressors to seize foreign territories. There will be chaos where the might will rule. Is this the kind of world you want?
Real peace is possible only when the aggressor, who encroached on someone else's territory, will immediately get hit in the teeth, so much so that his head will fly off and others will be discouraged from committing similar war crimes.
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