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1  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of Russian and Ukrain war on world economy on: July 12, 2024, 11:22:49 AM


       It's a shame that both sides haven't found a bright spot for peace, hopefully in the near future the two countries can get rid of their selfishness, and can negotiate to end the war, because the impact is huge.

Where do you see selfishness on the part of Ukraine in this war?

In your opinion, is Ukraine showing selfishness in that it defends its freedom and independence and does not want to give up its territories along with its citizens to Russia to be torn to pieces? Would you agree to similar conditions for your country?
I think he meant the REAL sides of this conflict: Russia and USA. Nobody cares about this sockpuppet "country", the anti-Russia.  

Russia must definitely be punished for its many crimes in Ukraine, and international law must be restored without any reservations, otherwise chaos and violence will engulf this world.
And what about Israel? Should they be punished too for their war crimes?
2  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tennis League All Thread on: July 11, 2024, 09:20:41 PM
Paolini it's the first Italian able to reach the final in Wimbledon for WTA! Amazing result Smiley

Correct me if I'm wrong but also the first Italian to reach finals on two consecutive GS.
3  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 10, 2024, 07:15:49 AM
Nice lil pumpie...  Cool
4  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tennis League All Thread on: July 06, 2024, 07:34:17 PM
The silence is deafening around here right in the middle of Wimbledon?

That's shocking, I only left you for a moment guys and you stopped posting here.  Grin Grin Grin

What's even more shocking is Iga Swiatek losing to Julia Putintseva of Kazakhstan 3:6, 6:1, 6:2. Putintseva is going to meet Jelena Ostapenko in the next round.

Among other news, Rybakina needed very little effort to dispatch Wozniacki in straight sets 6:0, 6:1.
5  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: July 01, 2024, 02:17:16 PM


- The Biden administration has been doing everything within its power to slow down the adoption of Bitcoin. Trump won't stand in its way and after yesterday's debate it is clear Biden will not fulfill another term.


Don't count on that. Trump recently said to make sure that Bitcoin Mining "stays in the US". I wonder how he could accomplish this, but i think the "strategy" willl be another stupid idea, and if the "master plan" proves to be impossible to carry out, he will put up some shit "facts" about Bitcoin and tell us it would be banned.
Biden IS sleepy, but Trump is only a few years younger and losing his focus in speeches and interviews, more and more, at a fast pace.
If you ask me, none of the both should run any country.

One of the biggest problems I see is that Trump is the best friend of the banking industry. He is a guy who built his empire purely based on loans. For as long as banks are telling him to slow down bitcoin or at least not actively support it, he won't. If you look into Trump's vita, there is a ton of connections with banks all over the world. The Deutsche Bank loaned him $2 billion over the course of two decades and they did not dump him when it came out that he inflated his net worth applying overvaluation to his real estate. He is a slave of the banks and his former presidency (and potential future presidency) allowed/will allow him to repay the favor. It's a powerful and entangled mutual relationship. Bitcoin is not on his agenda. Banks are. And should banks say that they loaded their bags and he can now push bitcoin, then he would.
Bitcoin loans anyone?  Cool
6  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of war on global economy. on: June 30, 2024, 06:50:43 AM

 Ukraine has hit a beach in Sevastopol killing and injuring hundreds, including many kids.

In the case of the death of civilians on the beach of Sevastopol, one more important point should be taken into account. International law, it turns out, does not protect Russian civilians if they are in the occupied territory of Ukraine - in Crimea, Donbass or in other Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine.

The only document protecting the rights of citizens during war is the Geneva Convention of 1949, which also regulates the protection of citizens in occupied territories. According to this convention, citizens of all countries except the aggressor country are protected. That is, Russian citizens are not protected by international conventions while in Crimea.

This is why the Ukrainian army has the right to destroy Russian civilians in Crimea without taking into account their interests. For example, if there are 100 Russian citizens and one military man on the beach, the Ukrainian military has the right to launch missile attacks there.

Ukraine has long warned Russian citizens not to come to the occupied territory of Ukraine, because fighting is taking place almost everywhere there. If Russia encourages their arrival, then it is Russia that is responsible for their safety and their death from hostilities.


What a fucking nazi pig you are! I hope you understand you're trying to justify the killing of civilians including kids?

You are mentioning some laws and conventions but is there any war going on de jure? Did Russia declare war on Ukraine? No. Did Ukraine declare war on Russia? Again no. So why do you mention these conventions which are only effective during war?

Many people who live in Crimea are actually Ukrainian citizens or ex-Ukrainian citizens who decided to accept Russian citizenship only recently. Which makes this merciless attack even more horrific.

By the way, why are you still here? Your compatriots are dying in trenches and you're shitposting from the safety of your home?  Grin
7  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of war on global economy. on: June 26, 2024, 08:44:25 AM

Meanwhile in the real world:

* Ukraine is losing territories and troops daily. Russia is reporting about capturing new towns and villages almost every day. The number of POWs is enormous.
* Ukraine has hit a beach in Sevastopol killing and injuring hundreds, including many kids.
* Global corporations like Coca-Cola are returning to Russia (who would have thought?).
The Russian occupiers slowly moved deeper into the territory of Ukraine, when the Ukrainian Armed Forces had acute problems with weapons and ammunition due to the fact that the United States suspended military assistance to Ukraine for more than six months due to internal squabbles in connection with the upcoming US presidential elections. At the same time, Russia received enough drones from Iran and several million ammunition from North Korea, and Ukraine was unable to receive even half of the one million ammunition promised by the West. But now the situation at the front has already changed and parity in ammunition has been restored. In some cases, the occupiers have already howled because the Ukrainian Armed Forces are now putting up a worthy rebuff. Thus, the Russian offensive in the Kharkov direction since May 10 has not only stalled, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have successfully counterattacked and liberated the occupied territories, and the battle for the border city of Volchansk has turned into an unsuccessful attempt by the Russians to liberate part of the occupiers who were surrounded at the Volchansk Aggregate Plant.
Poor attempt to justify your below par performance on the frontline. The morale of your troops is low, your command is giving illogical, suicidal orders but who is to blame? The US and allies! Pretty convenient, isn't it?  Grin

And perhaps you could provide some non-Ukrainian sources regarding the super successful Ukrainian counter-offensive that you mentioned?  Grin Which towns have been recaptured?  Grin

I told you already and I'll say it again: all the weapons of the world won't stop Russia from defeating Ukraine eventually. If I were the president of Ukraine, I'd sign a peace agreement on virtually any terms, because it's the only way to keep Ukraine's liberty, sovereignty and nation intact.

As for the incident with four dead and about 150 wounded civilians relaxing on the beach of Sevastopol on June 23, this occurred as a result of the work of Russian air defense, and not a targeted shelling of the territory of this beach. One of the missiles, aimed at a military airfield, was shot down over the beach.
Muahaha, what a deja vu! Some pages above, you were whining about Russians targeting civilian targets and I was trying to prove that's Ukrainian anti-missile defence working poorly. So, now you're in my shoes trying to prove it's not bloodthirsty Zelensky killing children but rather Russian anti-missile defence mishap. Isn't that ironic, troll?  Grin   

Videos and photos show Russian troops placing military equipment near civilian targets in Crimea. In this case, Russian air defense systems were located on a hill just two kilometers from the beach.
Perhaps you could share these "videos and photos" with us? From reputable international sources of course, not some Ukrainian propaganda media shitholes.  Grin

But the Ukrainian Armed Forces cannot in any way influence the situation of Russian air defense operations over beaches and other concentrations of civilians.
In fact they can! How about not attacking peaceful cities which pose no threat to AFU?  Grin
8  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of war on global economy. on: June 25, 2024, 07:24:26 PM


We can mention the war between Ukraine and Russia as a small example of this. Ukraine has suffered so much due to the war between Russia and Ukraine that we have seen one of our forum members asking for donations here to help with ambulances in Ukrainian hospitals and help the people of that country. Maybe because of the war in Ukraine, their economic situation, GDP has suffered greatly and their capital market has also suffered. Which has an impact on the citizens of their country. In war-torn countries, poor citizens suffer the most.
Russia failed to achieve significant success on the battlefield, attacking what it thought was a defenseless Ukraine and hoping to completely seize its territory within days or weeks. But this war has been going on for three years now and without significant successes for Russia. Therefore, Putin’s Russia has changed its tactics and has been shelling cities and other populated areas of Ukraine every day for a long time using all possible military means, trying to sow chaos and significant displacement of civilian refugees. Almost every day there are attacks by missiles and drones on the entire territory of Ukraine, as well as more than a hundred front-line settlements from cannon artillery.

Particularly destructive is Russia’s use of high-power corrective bombs, weighing up to a ton or more.
However, yesterday, for the first time in history, the Russian occupiers dropped an aircraft high-explosive bomb FAB-3000 M-54 weighing three tons and having a warhead of 1.2 tons on a hospital building in the village of Liptsy in the Kharkov region. The bomb fell 15 meters from the hospital building, but even in this case it caused significant damage to the building.
https://focus.ua/voennye-novosti/653414-vs-rf-vpervye-udarili-trehtonnoy-bomboy-fab-3000-po-harkovshchine-video

Yes, in your parallel universe, Russia is using it's innovative, rare, expensive weapons to target civilian targets. For some reason, I believe you (NOT!).  Grin

Meanwhile in the real world:

* Ukraine is losing territories and troops daily. Russia is reporting about capturing new towns and villages almost every day. The number of POWs is enormous.
* Ukraine has hit a beach in Sevastopol killing and injuring hundreds, including many kids.
* Global corporations like Coca-Cola are returning to Russia (who would have thought?).
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10  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: June 15, 2024, 02:52:42 PM
Meanwhile, my friend, a time traveller, sent me this leaked pic from a 2025 100k party....    Grin

11  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Implications of War on Individuals on: June 13, 2024, 05:44:04 PM

Regarding the US biological laboratories in Ukraine, give me the addresses, I’ll go and have a look, I’m also very interested in what kind of laboratories they are. I live in Ukraine and have never heard anything about such laboratories.

This information is classified in Ukraine. Nobody would disclose you these addresses.
If information about American biological laboratories is classified in Ukraine, then what about this information in Russia? After all, you learned about it from somewhere and if you wrote affirmatively about it here, then you considered it truthful and objective. Could you share with us what you know about the research in these biological laboratories and links to sources where you know about this?

Muahaha, that's hilarious! A well-known troll is demanding links to sources, while normally failing to provide valid sources himself. And no, Ukrainian sources cannot be considered valid as they're 100% pure propaganda.
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13  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tennis League All Thread on: June 09, 2024, 08:28:03 PM
Zverev, just like Tsitsipas, showed he still lacks consistency in his tennis, there were episodes where he was flawless and Carlitos didn't stand a chance. But there were some awful moments too, like losing his serve game to 0 several times for example. This lack of consistency also lead to this painful loss. Sascha sounded a bit bitter after the match when he congratulated Carlitos with his 3rd GS title (Sascha is yet to win his maiden GS).
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15  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of war on global economy. on: June 07, 2024, 03:31:39 PM

But their losses increased sharply. In May, the irretrievable losses of Russians in Ukraine amount to about 38,000 soldiers (511,130 in total), 416 tanks, 868 armored vehicles, 9 aircraft, 1,116 artillery systems and other weapons. The Russians had armored vehicles left for at most another year of war, and even then, mostly equipment from the Second World War remained. In Russia, approximately 30 thousand people a month are drafted into war, and approximately the same amount is disposed of in Ukraine. Well, let's see how many more of them will agree to die for the imperial ambitions of the distraught old man Putin.
The total number of Russian Ground Forces is only 550,000 men.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Ground_Forces
So, if we try to take your BS seriously Ukraine has destroyed the Russian army completely. Which is of course laughable and simply not true.  Grin

Apparently, the figures given in Wikipedia about the number of Russian Ground Forces are very outdated.
Apparently, you are retarded. Ok, I will spoon-feed you one more time: next to every number or other important info in Wikipedia there's a small reference number, if you click on that number, you'll be able to see the source/reference. How cool is that?  Grin I'm sure it's not easy for a troll like yourself to accept the fact that there's a valid source for every claim, but you could at least try. Anyway, you click on that reference and voila: these stats are from 2023! Not quite old, don't you think so?  Grin

According to Russian sources, the Russian army in 2022 had the following number of military personnel:
- ground forces numbered about 800,000 people;
— approximately 100 thousand served in the aerospace forces;
- the fleet included about 150 thousand, that is, these three types of troops alone amounted to about 1,050,000 people.
In addition, the Russian Armed Forces also include the Strategic Missile Forces, Airborne Forces, and Special Operations Forces, which may also well take part in the war against Ukraine. The Russian National Guard and various PMCs are also fighting on the Ukrainian fronts. I have not yet found in open sources what the current number of ground forces in the Russian Federation is.

On September 25, 2022, a decree was signed to increase the number of military personnel to 2,039,758 “due to the tense geopolitical situation.”
https://pamyatpokoleniy.ru/news/tpost/4toaxkmhs1-chislennost-armii-rossii-na-2022
What is that website? It certainly doesn't look trustworthy...  Grin

Putin said in December 2023 that there were 617,000 Russian military personnel in the “combat zone”—probably referring to all Russian military personnel deployed in the so-called zone. “special military operation” in the war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, including the areas where Russian troops are based in border areas on Russian territory.
https://nv.ua/ukraine/events/skolko-rossiyskih-voysk-v-ukraine-i-na-granice-rf-i-o-chem-svidetelstvuyut-eti-dannye-novosti-ukrainy-50424861.html
That's not "Putin said", that's "Ukrainian propaganda said"!  Grin
16  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of war on global economy. on: June 05, 2024, 08:58:40 PM
The Russian army has been continuously storming the Kharkov region from Volchansk since May 10. The invaders entered the border Volchansk in the first days, having previously destroyed the minefields with the help of artillery and corrective bombs. They entered, but never progressed further.
This is another lie, my little lying friend: Vovchansk is 10km away from the border. Between Vovchansk and the border there are many villages which had to be captured en route to Vovchansk, which also took some time. So, no, Russia hasn't been holding Vovchansk under siege since May 10.  Grin

But their losses increased sharply. In May, the irretrievable losses of Russians in Ukraine amount to about 38,000 soldiers (511,130 in total), 416 tanks, 868 armored vehicles, 9 aircraft, 1,116 artillery systems and other weapons. The Russians had armored vehicles left for at most another year of war, and even then, mostly equipment from the Second World War remained. In Russia, approximately 30 thousand people a month are drafted into war, and approximately the same amount is disposed of in Ukraine. Well, let's see how many more of them will agree to die for the imperial ambitions of the distraught old man Putin.
The total number of Russian Ground Forces is only 550,000 men.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Ground_Forces
So, if we try to take your BS seriously Ukraine has destroyed the Russian army completely. Which is of course laughable and simply not true.  Grin

In connection with the emergence of a new front in the Kharkov region, an unequal situation arose when the Russians could attack from their territory, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine had a ban on the use of Western weapons on Russian territory. Therefore, 15 countries have already lifted this restriction. The Russians will soon fully see what war is when many times more flames blaze on their territory. This will surely make them change their attitude towards her.
Bullshit, it won't change a shit, it will only spark more hate towards Ukraine (this Russian guy who is posting here confirmed this btw).

And don’t worry about the Ukrainian army. There is a bullet for each occupier, as well as for the one who will fire it. If you think this attack on Ukraine is worth it, welcome to hell.
Bla bla bla... this pompous and retarded propaganda reminds me of this:

17  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tennis League All Thread on: June 05, 2024, 04:20:59 PM
My money tonight is on Rybakina, Sabalenka and Gauff - good odds too.

Rybakina lost to Paolini, Sabalenka is up a set but having abdominal pain and trailing in the 2nd set 2:4

Is Gauff playing tonight tho?
18  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tennis League All Thread on: June 04, 2024, 02:56:15 PM
BREAKING: Djokovic pulls out of RG with a knee injury! Which means Sinner is almost guaranteed to take the nr. 1 spot!
19  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: June 02, 2024, 02:19:33 PM
don't call me crazy
sideways until end of year
could be in the cards

Yes, looks like it. Moreover, we can go like this until Fall/Winter 2025. Last cycle we had a premature top, then another one in November just before the bear market started. In this cycle we could go sideways until, say, November 2025 and that's when the parabolic top will happen. But until then, most hodlers will lose hope and sell.  Grin
20  Economy / Economics / Re: The impact of war on global economy. on: June 02, 2024, 01:42:34 PM
If the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already been almost destroyed and they are on the verge of collapse, then the Russian occupiers will soon be in Kyiv? Or at least in Kharkov, which is located relatively close to the border with Russia? Taking into account the fact that the Russian army is now actively storming the Kharkov direction, then in a month or two Russian soldiers should at least capture Kharkov, right? But I think that even by the end of the year Russia will not be able to capture even Kharkov.
Yes, they are soon going to enter Kyiv and not only Kyiv, possibly even Lviv eventually. The main flaw of your logic is that you're obviously relying on historical events, something that has been happening until now. But you're ignoring some serious factors which affect the war, main one being the lack of troops. You seriously think that all the way to Kyiv there are going to be only Bakhmuts and Avdiivkas? Don't be naďve! There will be no fighting going on because there will be noone left to fight. Those who wanted to fight Russians are long dead, there are only alcoholics, elderly and guys who were caught in the street and sent to Donbas as cannon fodder. These guys are surrendering en masse, using any opportunity. This will soon lead to the front line completely collapsing. There will be complete units surrendering or even taking Russia's side. Fierce battles are over, it's a thing of the past. Russians are going to seize entire regions without a single shot.    

As for Russia’s possible war against NATO, everything depends on the aggressive appetites of Putin’s Russia. After all, Russia is currently attacking, not NATO countries. Russia, as a nuclear superpower, cannot lose a war? But the USA and France also have their own nuclear arsenals and then they also cannot lose?
No, nothing depends on Russia, everything is up to what NATO is going to do (the US will make them do). Yes, also France and the US can't lose the war if some country is going to attack their territory they are going to use their nukes 100%.

NATO has not yet lost a single soldier in this confrontation. At the same time, Russia’s losses in manpower and military equipment are simply colossal. A few more years of such a war and NATO soldiers will be able to simply march and enter Moscow without any resistance.
Huge pile of BS. NATO has lost hundreds if not thousands of soldiers. And not even regular privates but colonels and majors. Mostly military advisors killed in air raids. Then there are some NATO soldiers who left their service in the army and went to Ukraine as "volunteers". Many of them were KIA.

As to the Russian losses reported by AFU, you surely know they're a lie. AFU have started to realize that they made a mistake by reporting these fake, exagerrated loss stats because soon this number is going to exceed the total size of the Russian army and they will look stupid.

NATO soldiers will only enter Moscow in your wet dreams. Have you heard of the "dead hand"? Google it, in short, Russia will be able to launch nukes even with every single Russian killed.  Grin
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