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2201  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 22, 2022, 08:28:08 AM
Russia is the richest country in the world in terms of resources, so your concern about the state of our economy is completely in vain.

Only the hands of the people who populate this unfortunate country are growing out of their asses, and therefore all hope is only for resources. It's good that resources have the property of being exhaustible. For more than a KAMAZ, another destructive deathly weapon and programs for hacking other people's data you don`t have enough brain. So maybe it still says more about you?

Western sanctions hurt the West itself, as well as that part of the Russians who are already against Putin. Think about it at your leisure - has the West chosen an effective strategy to punish Putin, if in fact he is punishing himself in the first place?

The West is losing, it's true, but it still took such a step to stop your wild yoke. Your argument that you will not be stopped because they will lose also, speaks only of your immorality and total stupidity, which you are proud of. The whole world unites against you, a world full of divisions and diversity. But in the face of such a threat as the great fucking russia, the whole world decided to join forces. And you believe that all 7 billion people are lying, and they are lying systematically and similarly, people who do not agree on very many issues, but decided together for some reason to lie to you. Have you ever heard of logic? Is it really impossible to think that it is more likely that they are lying to you in your fucking country and that you are lying to yourself?

Has the West already figured out what it will do WITHOUT Russian resources? Without heavy oil, all refineries in the US and Europe will not be able to operate normally.

You are like a whore who sells an already emaciated body because there is nothing more to offer. Are you so sure that the world needs your resources? Are you so sure that everything depends on monetary gain? Don't make everyone equal by yourself. You do not know how to negotiate, you do not want to learn this, you only blackmail, steal, and with all of this you are proud of your "greatness". What is your greatness? The whole world hates you. And okay, hatred, they feel disgust and contempt for you. Do you really choose to boast of your resources, knowing about such an attitude towards you? Don't you think it would be worth doing something about it, and not yell at the top of your voice that everyone will die without you?
Madam, please stop the tantrum, my tone is quite calm. The "whole world" that hates Russia is just the USA and its lap dogs. South America, Africa and Eurasia (minus Western Europe) do not join the sanctions against Russia. In Western Europe, too, there are disagreements on this issue. This is a confrontation between the "golden billion" against the remaining seven billion, and you are not even in the majority to raise your voice against Russia. So shut the fuck up, please, or at least be more polite. You are not in a position to dictate your terms to Russia.
2202  Local / Альтернативные криптовалюты / Re: Аналитика, анализ, прогнозы. on: March 22, 2022, 06:52:36 AM

Это ты про недавний удар гиперзвуковым Кинжалом по складу боеприпасов недалеко от границы с Польшей, который к слову был расположен не в дровяном сарае, а в бывшем хранилище ЯО под толстым слоем железобетона? Зачётно бумкнуло, аж у генералов Пентагона по другую сторону океана пердаки затрещали. Акции МО РФ сразу пошли в рост, кто-то ещё хочет на Украину оружие поставлять? Grin
РФ активно бомбит гражданские объекты. Это путь террористов. Попытка террором запугать население. Ничем кроме бомбежки гражданских объектов РФ не отметилось.
Давеча ещё разок Кинжалом ёбнули, на этот раз по ТЦ в Киеве. Ну как бы с одной стороны гражданский объект, а с другой стороны там хостились дюжина Градов, и на видео с дронов и на снимках из космоса это прекрасно видно. Глупые укры даже не поняли, что их спалили с воздуха, и попросили больше не снимать и не выкладывать в инторнет фоточки военной техники. Блять какие же вы дебилы, не понимаете смысл господства России в воздухе и возможности современного высокоточного оружия. Вчерашний Кинжал прилетел за тыщу километров с территории России и попал точно в перекрестие прицела, потому что оттуда стреляли по нашим позициям. Вот и вся история про бомбёжку гражданских объектов, не надо прятаться за спинами мирных жителей и не будет прилетать с неба на гражданские объекты.

В Сирии была промо-акция Калибров, на Украине сейчас промо-акция Кинжалов. За экспортными Калибрами (с ухудшенными характеристиками) потом очередь покупателей выстроилась. Кинжалы пока не продаются - слишком охуенные (даже если все характеристики ухудшить вдвое, как обычно делают на экспорт). Поищи тред на реддите с обсуждением вчерашнего эпизода, там публика изрядно охренела что дескать всего пицот кг тротила, а нихуя себе как мощно ёбнуло. Так потому что точно в украинские Грады попало и на скорости десять махов - вот и ёбнуло.
2203  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 22, 2022, 04:28:35 AM
Russia might not survive economically until then.  A huge payment on sovereign debt is due on Apr 4. So by May 4, rubble will be in a free fall.
I mean 1000:1 or lower.
Don't you know that just recently another tranche was made to service Russia's external debt, and the payment from the blocked accounts was successfully completed. Although there was a real risk of a technical default, and Putin even gave instructions to service the external debt in rubles.

Russia has had a steady budget surplus for many years and its external debt is relatively low. I'll tell you more, now all imports to Russia are blocked by almost 100% and exports are blocked by only 30%. This makes Russia's foreign trade balance very strongly positive, although it was positive before. I hope you have enough economic literacy to understand that a positive foreign trade balance favorably affects the national currency. If you do not buy anything, but continue to sell, although less and at a discount, you will have more money, not less. Is it too difficult to understand?  Grin

Rumors of the death of the already twice "torn to shreds" (the first time after the annexation of Crimea in 2014) of the Russian economy are greatly exaggerated. Try to learn how to live with it somehow.

Putin and his buddies kept the money in the West, now that money is seized and will be used to reconstruct Ukraine once this adventure is over. That was their fundamental error before they decided to run this special operation. Some chess players, lol. Fucking drunk retards.
Yes, it was a mistake, but is Putin's mistake? All the countries in the world watched how the US and Europe blocked the reserves of the Central Bank of Russia and obviously thought - are our own funds secure enough if they can be blocked so easily? The American dollar will soon lose the status of the world's reserve currency, this is obvious. Saudi Arabia's talks with China regarding the sale of oil for yuan have greatly disturbed Biden, and it is understandable why. America is waiting for a jump in hyperinflation in the near future. At the same time, Russia has not even introduced its counter-sanctions yet, and it has something to say about this. A little later, when the sanctions hysteria in the West subsides.

As one of the measures, the cessation of uranium supplies to the United States is now being discussed. This will make electricity much more expensive. I think Russia's economic response to sanctions will focus on simple basic things - electricity, gasoline, food. Due to the quantitative easing programs that have intensified against the background of the pandemic, these simple basic things have already risen in price noticeably (multiple!) even before the invasion of Ukraine. Russia is always ready to lend a helping hand to friendly countries, but not to unfriendly countries. Now there are 48 states in the list of unfriendly countries of Russia. And I think many of them will want to get out of there very soon, when they feel the economic burden from the consequences of their own short-sighted decisions more fully. Because hunger is not an aunt.

It doesn't matter how much money you have if truckers have blocked the roads due to high gas prices and the shops have run out of food. Think about it at your leisure.
2204  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 22, 2022, 03:31:47 AM
Ukrainians will be fighting Russian aggressors to death.
Well, that means they'll die.

Yes, Captain Obvious, aggressors will die. That's the whole point.
In Kyiv on May 9 2022, a traditional parade will be held in honor of the victory of the USSR over Nazi Germany. It is naive and foolish to doubt it.
2205  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 22, 2022, 02:49:55 AM
Ukrainians will be fighting Russian aggressors to death.
Well, that means they'll die. The right to live includes the right to die. The principled selfless position is worthy of respect, but according to Darwin's theory, it is not even the strongest who survive, but those who are able to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
2206  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Economic sanctions are not a war declaration on: March 22, 2022, 02:30:33 AM
You obviously do not understand what is legally a war..
Legally, strictly speaking, the last war was declared by Russia to Japan in 1945 (and by the way, it has not yet been completed, since a peace treaty has not been signed). All other armed conflicts on the planet after that did not have and do not have the status of war.
2207  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 22, 2022, 02:24:38 AM
What you say about me does not characterize me, but you. Russia is the richest country in the world in terms of resources, so your concern about the state of our economy is completely in vain. Western sanctions hurt the West itself, as well as that part of the Russians who are already against Putin. Think about it at your leisure - has the West chosen an effective strategy to punish Putin, if in fact he is punishing himself in the first place?

Has the richest country figured out yet how to make anything from those resources or are you still flying in evil EU Airbuses and driving 1960s FIATs?

"The West" will have some short-term pain for sure. Putinland however will be fucked for a long time and every day of war digs the hole deeper.

Apparently the Russians will have to fly a Sukhoi superjet and drive Chinese cars. Has the West already figured out what it will do WITHOUT Russian resources? Without heavy oil, all refineries in the US and Europe will not be able to operate normally. And they cannot be reconfigured only for light oil, only completely demolished and rebuilt. Therefore, Biden is forced to bow to Venezuela and Iran, except for Russia, only they have heavy oil. Iran's response came in the form of a missile attack on Iraq, perilously close to the US consulate, and probably means "no" to Biden. Venezuela will probably be more accommodating, although of course it will demand in return to remove all sanctions and recognize the legitimacy of Maduro. But there is a nuance, Maduro is a pro-Russian president, and Venezuelan oil is pumped by the Russian Rosneft. When you buy oil from Venezuela, you buy it from Russia to clear things up. All the heavy oil in the world is controlled by Russia, as it happened. Grin

You can treat Putin differently, but he is a very strong geopolitical strategist.
2208  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 22, 2022, 02:04:44 AM
I am not even going to bother answering your shitty propaganda.
And yet you just did it.  Smiley

I think in Ukraine everything will be about the same as in Georgia, after the armed conflict in Abkhazia and North Ossetia, which Georgia still considers to be occupied territories. Abkhazia is now almost like Russia, you can enter there without a visa on an internal Russian passport and the currency there is the Russian ruble. In Abkhazia, they love and respect the Russians, who saved them from the attack of Georgian thugs. Russians are also loved and respected in Georgia. Although the Russian military is still in Abkhazia, which Georgia considers its territory. This is a paradox and at the same time it is true.

Russia does not need the love of Ukrainians and their flowers for Russian soldiers. Ukraine is a heterogeneous country - eastern Ukraine is historically Russian-speaking and traditionally loyal to Russia, while western Ukraine historically gravitates towards Poland and is in opposition to Russia. So did Poland, although Russia liberated it from Nazi Germany. These are the features of the national mentality in which these nations find their self-identity. This is acceptable for Russia as long as the anti-Russian rhetoric does not go into action and become a source of strategic threats to Russia's security.
2209  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 21, 2022, 03:29:51 PM
Now there are a lot of fakes in the media

Yep, like this idiot here regurgitating Russian state media lies:

There is no goal to defeat Ukraine, only demilitarization and cleansing from Nazism.

It doesn't matter what you call it. Putin's snowflake dictionary has no meaning outside of his propaganda machine. He started a war that he's increasingly unlikely to win and you'll be lucky if he doesn't completely destroy Russia's economy in the process.
What you say about me does not characterize me, but you. Russia is the richest country in the world in terms of resources, so your concern about the state of our economy is completely in vain. Western sanctions hurt the West itself, as well as that part of the Russians who are already against Putin. Think about it at your leisure - has the West chosen an effective strategy to punish Putin, if in fact he is punishing himself in the first place?

ps For me, political conversations are enough for today, with your permission, I will go and have dinner with vodka, and then I need to walk my bear.
2210  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 21, 2022, 03:21:44 PM
Yes, so inexperienced that it has been waging this war since the beginning of the Soviet Union. It wages this war primarily against its own population, which wants to be led as sheep so much that it prefers not to notice anything that does not fit into their propaganda worldview. russians don't really care how it all looks from the outside? Well, now they have less and less chance of finding out if their eyes do start to open. You are digging yourself deeper every day. And the rest of the world will try very hard to make sure you don't find your way back.
I am very sorry that you have to suffer because of your clown president's inability to negotiate acceptable surrender terms. But do not shift from a sick head to a healthy one, you yourself chose him.
2211  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 21, 2022, 03:16:53 PM
If other problems can be argued, the russophobia was spread by the russians themselves. Now the whole civilized world has seen who you really are. And everyone only dreams of you sitting in your Russia and do not touch anyone. If you had better do it, why the hell are you sending your fucking missiles and tanks to my country?
Because Donbass and Luhansk asked Russia for help, after eight years of bombing and fruitless efforts by diplomats to implement the Minsk agreements. Remind you of the words of Poroshenko, who said about the Donbass "our children will go to school, and yours will rot in the basements"? You have a short memory. The war on the territory of Ukraine has been going on for eight years, and soon it will finally end.
2212  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 21, 2022, 03:05:48 PM
Now there are a lot of fakes in the media, Russia is not very experienced in the information war. This is probably why Putin calls the West the "Empire of Lies". The Russians are generally not too concerned about how it all looks from the outside. Probably at the end of the last century, Sprite's advertisements with the slogan "image is nothing, thirst is everything" were played on TV too often.   Grin

No, the Ukrainians are not stupid to believe that any kind of surrender to Putin would be better than fighting. This isn't about "the Ukrainian army" anymore. To defeat Ukraine it would take a genocide that'd make Stalin blush. Putin would have to kill and deport millions of Ukrainians. Can he do it before his economy collapses? While making new missiles (and airplanes, and pilots, etc) faster than he loses them?

There is no goal to defeat Ukraine, only demilitarization and cleansing from Nazism.
2213  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 21, 2022, 02:57:40 PM
The occupation of Ukraine is not the purpose of the special operation.

Yeah, the purpose of this ''special operation'' (my God, just two words, but they really tell everything about your inability to think) is to finally convince the whole world that your society needs nothing more than propaganda and assassinations on which you build a sick sense of self-sufficiency.

And then she will begin to build a new peaceful life, while maintaining neutrality and loyalty to Russia. Because the blood ties between our peoples are stronger than the current ideological differences.

How can you be so brainwashed and not even notice it? Do you really think that Russia is worth dealing with? You live by ear in shit and consider it a normal peaceful life? When the FSB can come to you at any time because of "inapropriate" Instagram post? I strongly advise you to raise money (better not in rubles, because nothing will work) and go at least once in your life to really normal, developed countries - in Austria, Switzerland, Germany. Try to use the rest of your brain to compare how people live there and how your people live, for example, in Orlovshchina.
Russophobia, problems with refugees, expensive gasoline, expensive food, expensive electricity, high unemployment are now thriving in Europe, and there is no certainty that the situation will change for the better. I can move to Europe, but I can't stop being Russian. Thank you but no. I'd rather live in my homeland brainwashed than in a foreign land with burnt porridge in my head.  Smiley
2214  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 21, 2022, 02:27:24 PM
The only way there will be peace in this world is when all pro-Soviet imperialist enthusiasts are killed, in Russia and abroad (Belarus, Crimea, Donbas, Chechnya, Ossetia, Transnistria, etc).
Peace in Ukraine will come much sooner than you think, because according to your version, it will never come.
2215  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 21, 2022, 02:24:43 PM
They do not have a choice, and they will fight to the last grandmother with a jar of pickles.
Only far-right nationalists with swastika tattoos have no choice.

Ok, now, I know you do not understand who is actually fighting in this conflict. Put down the Soviet kool-aid.
Any civilian or unarmed Ukrainian soldier can leave the combat zone through humanitarian corridors. They are more likely to be shot in the back by Azov nationalists than to be killed by regular Russian army soldiers.
2216  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 21, 2022, 02:13:20 PM
They do not have a choice, and they will fight to the last grandmother with a jar of pickles.
Only far-right nationalists with swastika tattoos have no choice.
2217  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 21, 2022, 02:06:09 PM
I see you are far from understanding such things. The Kinzhal hypersonic missile blah blah blah

Again, shelling civilians is hardly a defining or desirable attribute of a military victory. The question now is whether Putin has enough missiles to level Ukraine and kill every Ukrainian.

These are not democratic elections, when the population is asked about something.

Of course. Putinists wouldn't know democracy if it hit them in the ass (with a Javelin).
Without control over airspace, the Ukrainian army is doomed to defeat, with or without Javelins. And NATO prudently refused to close the airspace. I do not think that the Ukrainians are so stupid as to fight to the last Ukrainian without a chance of success.
2218  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Strategic defeat for Russia? on: March 21, 2022, 01:37:06 PM
Energie, natural gas and petrol is only one sector but i think Russia is also the largest exporter of fertilizer and lots of weath....
The metal market what russia supplies the world with:
Palladium 40%, Car exhaust (catalytic converter) ...
Platinum 2nd largest supplier, Car exhaust(Diesel) ...
Vanadium 2nd largest supplier, stronger Steel ...
Nickel 3rd largest supplier, all batteries, stainless steel.... (new all time high price)
Aluminium 2nd largest supplier, ....... (new all time high price)
Cobalt 2nd largest producer, batteries
Titanium 13% of global supply (41% of all german manufacture), airspace, golf clubs, engines
Gold 2nd biggest supplier
I think the issue with metals can quietly wait in the corner when the issue of heat, electricity, gasoline and food (primarily wheat and sunflower oil) is on the agenda.
2219  Other / Politics & Society / Re: How long ukraine could survive? on: March 21, 2022, 01:18:06 PM
And yet this amazingly powerful hypersonic military force is stuck in the mud and getting smoked with rotten capitalist Javelins. How many missiles does Russia make per day? I bet it's less than they launch.
I see you are far from understanding such things. The Kinzhal hypersonic missile was recently successfully field-tested to demonstrate the capabilities of modern Russian weapons. And I think that the Pentagon's generals correctly interpreted this message (and it's not hypersonic missiles that European generals need to worry about, if an old Soviet reconnaissance drone launched from Ukrainian territory flew unhindered through several European countries and self-destructed). There is no good reason to fire cannons at sparrows in normal mode, so they mainly use proven reliable weapons and ammunition with an expiring shelf life, which are more expensive to dispose of than to use for their intended purpose.

Just like they "minimized" Grozny to a pile of rubble. As I said, that's the only "winning" strategy they have when the population doesn't want to be "liberated".
These are not democratic elections, when the population is asked about something. Ukrainian soldiers can lay down their arms at any moment and go home. Donbass and Lugansk asked Russia for help and they will receive it in full.
2220  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: March 21, 2022, 01:03:27 PM
On Mariupol... it seems that Putin could enter the city. The obvious problem is that there is no longer a city in there, he has conquered a flat plain full of rubble, dead and hungry people. He has simply flattened it and that only leaves ill will and hate. I guess that is not an immediate problem for Putin, yet controlling a territory that is hostile is a costly effort, so this "victory" may become his new Afghanistan, but hey, feel free to consider it a victory if it happens.
The occupation of Ukraine is not the purpose of the special operation. Ukraine will lose its army and ultra-right nationalists, just as it has already lost Crimea, Donbass and Lugansk. And then she will begin to build a new peaceful life, while maintaining neutrality and loyalty to Russia. Because the blood ties between our peoples are stronger than the current ideological differences.
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