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41  Economy / Economics / Re: Going to war means let's ulter the economic progression on: June 20, 2024, 06:14:42 AM


People suffer from the trauma of bombings and other wartime events afterward. People become increasingly irritated when they see dead bodies on the road. Because they will be looking for justifications to justify the government's decision to wage war. I believe there should be regulations before anyone goes to war. And Russia and Ukraine both countries are stubborn and till today they have not been able to restore normalcy to those countries. What war does to the economy is worse also because they will have to set teams to safe people feeding and other sectors and all requires money.
It seems that you also place responsibility for Russia’s war against Ukraine on the Ukrainian government, which is showing “stubbornness” in this war and thus allegedly cannot restore normal life in the country. It seems that you do not understand the essence of what is happening in Ukraine. Ukrainians are now defending themselves from the most brutal military aggression from Russia since World War II and they have no other choice than to defend their freedom and independence to the end. Otherwise there will be neither Ukraine nor Ukrainians. But for Russia and the Russians, the war can end any day when they withdraw their occupation forces from Ukraine.
42  Economy / Economics / Re: Energy Crisis 2.0 in the New World Order era on: June 20, 2024, 04:41:37 AM


NATO is Ukraine's ally and Ukraine wants to join NATO ... Wink

After the collapse of the USSR and Ukraine gaining independence in 1991, Ukraine first declared itself non-aligned and, under pressure from world states, even got rid of the world's third largest nuclear weapons potential, which was left to it as an inheritance from the USSR. What did this lead to? One of the guarantors of its security, which signed the Budapest Memorandum, namely Russia, itself attacked Ukraine back in 2014 and is still trying to seize its territory by military means.

What should Ukraine do in this case? Seek protection in military blocs in which Russia would not be in order to protect one’s independence and territorial integrity from it. And the strongest and most effective military alliance is NATO. Therefore, Russia itself pushed Ukraine towards NATO membership.
43  Economy / Economics / Re: War will give reason to make different economics blocks east/west on: June 19, 2024, 03:49:47 PM

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However, we can say with confidence that Russia will come out of this war weakened, and many nations and nationalities that are now being held within Russia by force will certainly take advantage of this, and we will soon, with a high degree of probability, be able to observe how Russia will disintegrate into many separate republics.
I am afraid I don't share the same thought that Russia will become weaker after this war. This war has made the Russian state advance its military technologically. The Russian state start the production of many sophisticated weapons through the assistance of their allies. Economically the country is not also doing badly. So I don't know where the weakness will come except Putin is removed as president.
Appearances are very deceiving. Moreover, Putin’s Russia is trying its best to pretend that everything is just fine in its economy. Russia has now put its economy on a war footing. Business is subject to additional, including one-time, taxes to continue waging war with Ukraine. Enterprises that can manufacture dual-use products receive binding orders for military products. But this is a hypertrophied economy. Its products are destined for further destruction in war without any benefit to the country's economy as a whole. At the same time, GDP is practically not growing.

As for the development of technologies for warfare, Russian weapons in this war showed precisely their ineffectiveness compared to similar Western weapons. Its vaunted Iskanders, Daggers and Onyxes are being shot down, and the “unparalleled” S-300 and S-400 air defense systems now in the territory of occupied Crimea cannot even defend themselves.

Yes, in Russia, due to the large supply of human resources and large territory, there is a margin of safety. But it is inexorably quickly exhausted, as are her financial capabilities. The National Welfare Fund, which was created, among other things, to fuel the war, is catastrophically declining. Almost all social projects are suspended. The situation is aggravated by the fact that Russia will not be able to quickly get out of its steep decline in the economy even if all sanctions are lifted from it, and they will not be lifted until Russia pays reparations to Ukraine. At the last G-7 summit, it was recognized that Russia must already compensate Ukraine for damages of 468 billion dollars, and this damage continues to increase. Therefore, Russia will emerge from this war clearly very weakened and practically poor.
44  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Can Monero survive exchange de-listings and low merchant adoption? on: June 19, 2024, 06:27:34 AM
Monero doesn’t need any endorsement from anyone just like bitcoin. As long as the xmr network is up and running, the rest is only noise. Price-wise monero can go to $1 and it will still work flawlessly and that’s all that matters.

$1=xmr would suck for the investors without a doubt but nobody told you to go all in in these highly speculative investments. Have a diversified portfolio and it will be fine no matter what happens in the future.
Do not forget that states, especially if they unite and make a common decision, can greatly influence the cryptocurrency market. Monero is the leader in the field of anonymous and confidential cryptocurrencies, and states are very negative about them. I believe that over time, states will only increase pressure on coins with a high level of anonymity, until they are completely banned or go into the shadows. Although there will always be a certain demand for such coins in society, I do not recommend getting carried away with them.
45  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of war on global economy. on: June 19, 2024, 06:08:45 AM

We will not really benefit from any war that takes place in another country, but it will even cause harm to the countries that are close to it, especially if the country involved in the war is one of those that export products to us that are also benefited by our country.

Now, the question is: why is there a war? That is because of the conquest that a leader makes in a country, which actually leads to fighting when they do not give each other the territory that they both claim. And besides that, the war will actually happen because it is also in the prophecy that cannot be stopped.

It is well known that wars, and especially big ones, mean the destruction of everything that man has built over decades and hundreds of years with his hard work. This is a lot of human lives that war takes. However, it is worth remembering that war is not a natural disaster. These are conscious actions of the leaders of states and their people, who carry out the criminal will of these leaders.

Russia's military attack on Ukraine, which has been going on for three years now, first of all means that humanity has not developed international institutions that could effectively influence the aggressor's long-term decision to continue a brutal war of aggression.

Russia's war against Ukraine is a classic colonial war in the center of Europe in the 21st century and has the goal, apart from some political aspects, of seizing Ukrainian territory that Russia had not previously claimed. After all, quite recently the Russian Federation signed a corresponding agreement with Ukraine on establishing common borders between these states without any reservations.

Society must unite and put hard pressure on the aggressor with all its might so that he renounces his intentions to resolve any issues by military means.
46  Economy / Economics / Re: Russia's economy is 'imploding' on export decline, economists claim on: June 18, 2024, 07:45:05 PM

Two years after the discussions in the topic was made, Russia is still standing, probably it still has the resources to continue its war against Ukraine for longer, BUT what would be the cost after the war? Will it be the same as what the history books tell us with the Soviet Union? The United States probably has made a controlled move to keep sending resources to Ukraine and continue draining Russia slowly.
The difference between this war and the last one is that here US is also paying a dire price, and Europe (US main and soon only remaining ally) is paying an even heavier price. In other words prolonging the war would hurt them as well as Russia.

If you look at it, the United States is spending very little effort and money in the Russian war against Ukraine, helping Ukraine now, compared to the assistance that the United States provided to the USSR in the war against Nazi Germany. Moreover, the majority of the funds that the United States allocates to help Ukraine - at least 60% - remain in America itself. They are being spent in particular on weapons production, which has already led to the greatest expansion of the American defense industry in several decades. Thus, from February 2022 to December 2023, the United States allocated at least $44 billion exclusively for military assistance to Ukraine - without taking into account other components of support for Kyiv. According to the Pentagon, $27 billion (that is, more than 61% of the amount) remained in the United States and was distributed among major American arms suppliers and manufacturers in 37 of the 50 US states.
https://nv.ua/world/countries/novoe-oruzhie-baydena-dlya-ukrainy-pochemu-dve-treti-pomoshchi-ostayutsya-v-ssha-novosti-ukrainy-50372533.html

By allocating only a few percent of its GDP to Ukraine, the United States, through the hands of Ukrainians, significantly weakens its potential enemy without directly fighting with it, without losing its soldiers on the battlefield and without the destruction of its military and civilian infrastructure accompanying the war. Russia, on the contrary, is suffering colossal losses in all directions and will emerge from this war, which it itself started, significantly weakened and set back many decades in economic terms.
47  Economy / Economics / Re: Euro Will be cheaper If war start in eu then USA will pay the debt to eu back on: June 18, 2024, 01:27:01 PM
USA is always smart why pay when higher value of other currency they wait when cheaper then they pay back debt.
Situation with russia Will make euro weaker off course USA want to pay cheaper.
Countries who borrow money to others might go to war.
But i hold euro it's good to hold btc now when btc value going up and euro is falling i can get more euros then before.
Also the hedge funds are net short on euro i guess show will be start in Europe soon.
Only Russia can continue to incite war in Europe. So far, Russia, not the United States, has attacked Ukraine and continues to try to seize its territory. Also, Russia is now threatening war and committing various provocations against Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland and other states. All economic consequences of these wars mainly depend on the current and subsequent actions of Russia. Of course, other states, including the United States, can benefit from this. Why not take advantage of the global mistakes of Putin’s Russia?
48  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Implications of War on Individuals on: June 18, 2024, 10:28:43 AM

The best advice on how to end all wars in the world is to vote Biden and his team and people like him, including the so called Deep State out of office. But I am afraid this can not be done so easily. Trump couldn't do it and now the deep state is trying to incarcerate him.

Do you think that if Biden leaves or is removed from the presidency of the United States, wars will immediately stop all over the world? Will Putin really then withdraw his occupation army from Ukraine and the world will begin in this country? No, I don't believe in that. On the eve of the peace summit in Switzerland, which took place on June 15-16, Putin put forward a demand that Ukraine, in order to stop military aggression in this country, withdraw Ukrainian troops from the Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions of Ukraine. It turns out that in the 21st century, Putin is waging a colonial war in the center of Europe to acquire new territories. Many Russians, having heard this, ask a reasonable question: is Russia not enough of its own territory? Several hundred thousand Russian soldiers in Ukraine have already died for this?
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50  Economy / Economics / Re: Russian ruble is scam on: June 12, 2024, 02:29:08 PM

One of the ways to postpone the inevitable collapse inside the US and collapse of the US dollar is by conquering Russia and forcing Russia to ship vast quantities of raw materials to the West  at very cheap prices like it was done in the past 30 years. Putin publicly told to the West long time ago that he did not agree to this kind of unfair distribution of profits by supplying to the West raw materials at very low prices.
US necocons did not like that because this hurt their profits and they started pumping Ukraine with tanks and weapons.
In fact, the principle of a market economy also applies in international trade. Each state buys products at prices and in volumes that are beneficial to it. If it is not profitable for Russia to sell products at a low price, it has the choice not to sell at that price and look for another buyer. No state has the right to start an open war because of this.

Moreover, if Russia does not like trade relations from the United States, then why did Russia not attack the United States, but attack Ukraine?
The United States began supplying tanks and other serious weapons to Ukraine to protect against Russian attacks after the attack itself, and even then not even in the first year of the war. As always, your chronology of events is not all right.
51  Economy / Economics / Re: Food security in the world has been shaken by Russia's actions on: June 12, 2024, 05:00:30 AM
After a large-scale attack on Ukraine, Putin's Russia began by deciding to create an economic blockade of Ukraine in the Black Sea with the help of its Black Sea Fleet. Then, under pressure from world states, she agreed to a “grain agreement”, according to which, although she began to produce agricultural products from Ukraine, she controlled this process and tried in every possible way to slow it down. Then Russia withdrew from this agreement, threatening to sink any ships that would have trade relations with Ukraine entering its seaports. Moreover, this process has practically reached a dead end, since world leaders did not have a consensus on resolving this issue.

Ukraine itself found a way out, which began to sink the Russian Black Sea Fleet with the help of its Neptune missiles and drones, with a special role in this being given to naval surface drones. As a result of this, a third of the “invincible” Russian Black Sea Fleet was destroyed. Russia first tried to hide its warships in the bays of Novorossiysk, but when Ukraine began to get them there too, it transferred them to the Sea of ​​Azov. After all, it is now surrounded either by Russia or the part of Ukraine occupied by it, and to enter it, you need to pass the Kerch Strait, which is heavily guarded along with the Kerch Bridge.
https://24tv.ua/ru/azovskoe-more-stalo-opasnee-tam-obnaruzhili-rossijskie-desantnye-korabli-24-kanal_n2573933

Let's see how this will work out in Russia.
52  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Implications of War on Individuals on: June 12, 2024, 04:23:15 AM

No you are wrong here because I know that during the last 30 years Ukrainian TV and Ukrainian schools taught Ukrainians that Russia was an enemy. They were slowly and consistently preparing Ukrainians for a war between Russia and Ukraine whereas here in Russia we always considered Ukrainans to be our brothers and sisters.

Ukraine is preparing for a war against Russia in a very strange way.
On December 5, 1994, Ukraine, Russia, Great Britain and the United States signed the Budapest Memorandum, according to which these states pledged to respect the independence, sovereignty and borders of Ukraine, and in return Ukraine transferred to Russia the third largest nuclear potential in the world, and later the Tu-95MS and strategic bombers Tu-160 with missiles that Russia is currently firing at Ukraine and many other military equipment. In addition, before Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Ukraine sold a lot of its tanks, aircraft, armored personnel carriers, and so on. The size of the Ukrainian army was also greatly reduced. And this is preparation for a war with Russia?

You are going back in time too far. By that time the USSR had disintegrated only 3 years ago and the US wanted to ensure that  USSR would never again be revived or present a nuclear threat to them.
All these maneuvers mentioned by you were made at the request of the West and Russia and Ukraine complied with that request. This memoradum is not much to talk about.
At the same time, these disarmament steps clearly indicate that Ukraine was not preparing to fight with anyone, much less with Russia, against which it had no chance of winning alone. Having attacked Ukraine in order to take away its territory and resources, the Kremlin needed justification for its insane decisions, so an unsubstantiated accusation was launched that Ukraine itself was going to attack Russia and thus, probably, decided to cease to exist as a state, because the chances she had no chance of winning this war. Stupid statements, of course. However, what to do if there are no smart excuses in this situation at all.
53  Economy / Economics / Re: Russia's economy is 'imploding' on export decline, economists claim on: June 11, 2024, 04:14:55 PM

On one hand we have Russia that still has a large number of air-defenses which include high quality and long range radars and anti-air missiles alongside a large air-force with modern aircrafts with pilots flying them who have been trained for a long time under favorable conditions.

On the other hand we have Ukraine that has lost most of its air-defense and basically has a handful of low tier, low quality air defenses with lower range radars and anti-air missiles, alongside a small number of old/used aircrafts flown by pilots who have had little training under bad conditions.

Recently, Ukraine’s “low-level, low-quality air defense systems” have been causing significant damage to Russian planes and other aircraft, and missile systems, in turn, are actively knocking out the aggressor’s air defenses, and this is especially noticeable in the occupied Crimea Peninsula.

Thus, on the night of June 10, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck Russian anti-aircraft missile systems in different areas of the temporarily occupied Crimea. According to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrainian defenders successfully attacked the S-400 anti-aircraft missile division in the Dzhankoy area. They also hit two S-300 anti-aircraft missile battalions near Chernomorskoye and Yevpatoria. Moreover, it is worth emphasizing that not a single Ukrainian missile was intercepted by Russian air defense.

After this, the command of the Russian army “recommends” that military personnel working with air defense systems in temporarily occupied Crimea take their families from the peninsula to the military cities of the Southern Military District. In parallel with this, the occupiers themselves are transporting the installations to the Belgorod region. Apparently, the Russian occupiers have begun to come to terms with the fact that they will not hold Crimea.
https://glavred.info/ukraine/rossiyskaya-pvo-ne-sbila-ni-odnoy-rakety-vsu-porazili-zhirnuyu-cel-v-krymu-10571846.html
54  Economy / Economics / Re: Russian ruble is scam on: June 11, 2024, 01:41:03 PM

Ukraine will choose the path of its foreign policy development itself, including which military and political blocs to join and where to send its missiles, and the force, blackmail and threats that Russia has always used in such cases only add to the determination of Ukrainians to defend their sovereignty and independence .

It's not Ukraine that chooses the path of its foreign policy development but the Biden administration. Russia will not allow that to happen.

In reality Ukrainians do not have any sovereignty and independence because they are ruled by the Biden administration,
Hence Putin started this military operation in order to restore  sovereignty and independence in Ukraine. Independence from the West that is.
If you read the news, you might have noticed that Zelensky and Biden do not have very good relations due to the fact that Ukraine does not really listen to US recommendations on many issues of waging war with Russia. This means that Ukraine is pursuing its own policy, although it is largely dependent on the supply of Western military equipment.

Russia has already lost over 520,000 of its soldiers, more than 23,000 tanks and armored vehicles, about 14,000 artillery systems, 359 aircraft, 326 helicopters and other equipment in the war against Ukraine. Isn’t the price too high for “help in restoring the sovereignty of Ukraine,” which no one asked for? Putin's Russia simply wants to conquer Ukraine and use its resources. And everything else is words of an absurd justification for the seizure of someone else's territory.

Moreover, having started the war, Putin counted on a quick victory, but now he can no longer stop it, since this would mean his death in the literal and figurative sense of the word. So he sacrifices several tens of thousands of Russian lives every month in order to delay his death. But it will come anyway, and very soon.
55  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Implications of War on Individuals on: June 11, 2024, 12:21:58 PM

No you are wrong here because I know that during the last 30 years Ukrainian TV and Ukrainian schools taught Ukrainians that Russia was an enemy. They were slowly and consistently preparing Ukrainians for a war between Russia and Ukraine whereas here in Russia we always considered Ukrainans to be our brothers and sisters.

Ukraine is preparing for a war against Russia in a very strange way.
On December 5, 1994, Ukraine, Russia, Great Britain and the United States signed the Budapest Memorandum, according to which these states pledged to respect the independence, sovereignty and borders of Ukraine, and in return Ukraine transferred to Russia the third largest nuclear potential in the world, and later the Tu-95MS and strategic bombers Tu-160 with missiles that Russia is currently firing at Ukraine and many other military equipment. In addition, before Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Ukraine sold a lot of its tanks, aircraft, armored personnel carriers, and so on. The size of the Ukrainian army was also greatly reduced. And this is preparation for a war with Russia?
56  Economy / Economics / Re: AI will put an end to work, says Elon Musk on: June 10, 2024, 02:00:07 PM
There will be work for people at any level of robotization of production. People still know very little about the structure of the Earth's interior, the depths of the world's oceans, and even the nature of man himself, not to mention the secrets of space. People for the most part were engaged in the methods of destroying their own kind than in understanding themselves and the world around them. Therefore, there will be enough work for each person for many centuries and millennia, if there is a desire.
In addition, there are and will always exist certain industries where AI cannot be allowed to manage, since this will threaten the safety of the person himself. We are talking primarily about the management of military systems, where abuse or even an accidental mistake can bring humanity to the brink of destruction.
57  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Implications of War on Individuals on: June 10, 2024, 06:19:57 AM

there has been news recently that Russia's fleet is going to Cuba by the way, i have no idea why Putin will be going there but this is definitely going to make things worse. he must have been fed up that US missiles were hitting Russia's territory.

According to statements from the Cuban Foreign Ministry, a Russian naval group consisting of three ships and a nuclear submarine will visit the port of Havana from June 12 to 17. It includes the frigate "Admiral Gorshkov", the nuclear submarine "Kazan", the supply ship "Akademik Pashin" and the tugboat "Nikolai Tsiker". The Cuban Foreign Ministry clarified that visits by naval units from other countries are a historical practice between states with which Cuba maintains “relationships of friendship and cooperation.”

Washington does not consider this Russian move, which involves the presence of a relatively small number of ships, threatening, but the US Navy will monitor the exercises.

It should also be added that Russia removed all its valuable ships from the occupied Crimean peninsula and hid them from Ukrainian surface drones in the port of Novorossiysk. When the Ukrainian drones got there, they transferred some of them to the Sea of Azov, which has either a Russian coast or an occupied one. But this doesn’t save them either.
On June 8, Ukrainian kamikaze drones attacked and damaged the Russian tugboat “Engineer L.G. Smirnov” and the barge “Section-179” in the Sea of Azov.
On June 9, in the waters of the Azov Sea near the port of Yeisk, surface drones struck a Russian Ropukha-class landing ship, which had previously been moved from the Black Sea to the Azov Sea. He was allegedly under surveillance for a long time in Kyiv, and the day before he was attacked by surface drones when he was in the port of Yeisk. If the information is correct, then this landing ship became the fifth of seven, which in the third year of the war were either completely destroyed or severely damaged by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Maybe Russia is hiding its ships from the Ukrainians to Cuba?
58  Economy / Economics / Re: Russian ruble is scam on: June 10, 2024, 04:50:13 AM

Secondly, demilitarization means the desire of the Russians to destroy the armed forces of Ukraine, and denazification means the destruction of Ukraine as a sovereign state and Ukrainians as a nation. If the Kremlin hasn’t understood yet, Biden recently said that Russia will not bring Ukraine to its knees.


Regrattably this must be done because the armed forces of Ukraine have been sold to their US masters. Ukraine is governed not be Zelensky but by Washington. I don't give a f..ck to what this senile Biden tells about Ukraine. 
Biden is a lier and a murderer of Ukrainian people because he wants Ukraine to fight with Russia up to the last Ukrainian soldier.
Are the Russian “brothers” already openly admitting that they want to destroy Ukraine and its people? I think that even the most stupid people in the Kremlin, in the third year of the war, already realized that they would not be able to capture Ukraine, and therefore periodically still change the reasons and goals of such an attack on Ukraine.

Ukraine will choose the path of its foreign policy development itself, including which military and political blocs to join and where to send its missiles, and the force, blackmail and threats that Russia has always used in such cases only add to the determination of Ukrainians to defend their sovereignty and independence .
59  Economy / Economics / Re: are we returning to stone age? on: June 09, 2024, 06:14:22 PM
Overall, we are still moving forward. Science and technology are constantly developing, despite various difficulties, life expectancy is growing, although this is most noticeable in countries with a high standard of living. Therefore, in this regard, I do not see any special problems. Of course, many different problems await us, but without them, moving forward is also impossible.

But the development of science and technology has so far always led to the death of human civilization. With high technology, the world is becoming very fragile and vulnerable. This is exactly what we need to be wary of.
60  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Implications of War on Individuals on: June 09, 2024, 04:57:27 PM


By the way today I saw a video which is an extract from a TV commercial that was run on Ukrainian TV, (are you readyfor it?), in 1997. In this TV commercial 2 young guys avertise some kind of a new computer game whereby the gamers play a war game with Abrams tanks. In this war Ukraine is occupied by occupiers from Russia.

This proves that CIA has been working on this project since the beginning of 90-ies. They knew and planned a war between Russia and Ukraine in 1997 and they started preparing the young population of Ukraine for this war almost 30 years ago.
  
I also remember a simple game of naval battle, where Ukraine and Russia are fighting each other in the Black Sea. It turns out that this game was created by a resident of Sarov in the Russian Federation, Vadim Bashurov, back in 1992. Then can we assume that Russia was planning to attack Ukraine even before the game you’re talking about appeared in 1997?
https://news.obozrevatel.com/show/lite/v-igre-iz-90-h-morskoj-boj-uvideli-predskazanie-vojnyi-mezhdu-rossiej-i-ukrainoj.htm#:~:text=% D0%9E%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7%D1%8B%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%B5%D1%82%D1%81%D1%8F%2C%20%D0% B8%D0%B3%D1%80%D1%83%20%D0%B2%201992%20%D0%B3%D0%BE%D0%B4%D1%83,%D1%80%D0%BE%D0 %B4%D0%B0%20%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BC%20%D0%BD%D0%B0%20%D1 %80%D0%B0%D1%81%D0%BF%D0%B0%D0%B4%20%D0%A1%D0%A1%D0%A1%D0%A0.

However, most likely this is just a coincidence.
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