The bank doesn't get your money when you die, unless you designate the bank as your beneficiary, which would be quite weird.

I know, it seems weird, but maybe Putin ran out of polonium or novichok.

There's a difference between, people, rocks, and everything else. The point is that if a country supports another country in a particular action, the supporting country is just as guilty of doing the action as the country that actually does it.

In the case of the US supporting Ukraine, the US did it through government coups, thereby conquering Ukraine. Just because we don't see this takeover advertised, doesn't mean it didn't happen.

*biggest eyeroll ever*

If it weren't for you I wouldn't believe it possible someone could be as vulnerable to propaganda as you have proven to be.

BTW, soon after this accident happened, I remember that Russian propagandist Simonyan posted on her Telegram that now Polish people will know how people of Belgorod in border feels living in constant shelling from Ukraine. I'm not sure does this post still exist or no but even russian propagandists were thinking that it was Russian missile.

There are the investors that just can't stop because they've invested a lot on XRP and the others that have an active issue. They just can't abandon it while looking at the potential losses swimming in their portfolio and that's why they have to stay.
It's their choice and they can't pass on it because there's still some hope that's left for them and they need to be patient on it while waiting for its recovery.

I don't know if when will the battle of XRP versus SEC will end. This one seems taking forever. Are XRP investors not bored about it? And what if their wait is not worth it because XRP could also lose the battle?

I think it will only cause them a total disappointment and possibly more losses because the value of XRP can surely drop after that and then it may get delisted later on but in case XRP wins, then congrats but I don't know if there are increases that will happen after that because I know that a lot of people are not a fan of this coin even before. @shawon01 if an exchange buys a crypto then the value of that crypto will rise, not fall.

The US has gained the animosity of many. Most of them irrelevant in the world order, but Saudi Arabia and part of Latin America have made a point of playing either neutral or against US. They do not seem to fear the repercussions, right or wrong? Time will tell.

Poor Putin, feeble foolish dictator, always doing what evil NATO tells him to do, and failing miserably.

Or perhaps you're making shit up again.

Most important thing from this stuff is word ''ex''. I love how all thse former politicians, military experts and other people trying to become relevant by sharing their opinion about war, when in reality, their opinion doesn't matter and they don't play any role. And it doesn't even matter which side in this war they support.
And if you already decided to pay attention to what this grandpa said, I don't see nothing interesting in his words. He just said that ''Zelenskyy has made many Ukrainian people suffer''. Not sure how exactly, like he would be responsible that Russia started this war.

Wait, kremlinists now watch Arestovych? That would explain how they keep believing that Putin is winning by retreating.

It's a well-known "voenkor", shouldn't be hard to find. Not sure if it's a personal experience or they're retelling someone else's story though. But yeah, there were already some threats from Kremlin towards telegram warriors, because telling everyone that that king is naked - not acceptable.

Apart from that, you are using the oldest propaganda tactic in history - you classify a person or a group as something undesirable, so that anything you do after that becomes justified (e.g. despicable Arab terrorist, Capitalist American, Wicked Hilary, traitor Spansky ...). It is only for simple minds like yours, most people in the internet era can pick this easily.

Now to the topic. I don't understand the optimism of those people in this thread who support Ukraine, which behave like fans at a match, supporting their favorite team. For me, it's already obvious that at least Ukraine has already lost for sure for purely economic reasons around May, since its budget is supported entirely by Western financial injections. A 1/3 of the population has dispersed to different countries. Tens of thousands of dead soldiers on both sides. But even if the Russian troops stop fully attacking and simply stand on the defensive, this will still not save Ukraine, since the monetary yoke, generously thrown by its Western partners, has already lowered this country to the very bottom of a deep debt hole.

Western aid will not be eternal, and what will the population of Ukraine do, sitting without work, wages, heat, electricity? If the country's army is entirely paid from the budget of another state, then such an army is mercenary and it defends not national interests, but the interests of those who provide it. But where will the aggression of the Ukrainian army be directed when financial aid suddenly cuts off, have you thought about this? Guess from two times where Ukrainian citizens will go to save themselves, to Russia or Europe?