Ukraine - Russia Conflict

lcafanboy said:
And in that process the whole Europe will too get bankrupt. Already people are lining up for free ration in Italy and soon British including you maybe standing in queue for free Ration... 😊😊

Putin is not Boris Yeltsin or Gorbachev, he did unthinkable selling crude oil and gas in Rouble Yuan (for China) and Rupee (for India). So Russian economy won't sink as it earns steady income and can get whatever it needs from China and India and therefore will keep floating for decades. I doubt European economy will keep floating without Russian Oil and gas for even next 5 years and if US prints dollars to keep floating Europe the dollar itself will become Toilet Paper taking down the US economy too.... 😊
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LOL no. NATO can spend $500bn/year and it will only be 1% of combined GDP. Not even at half that right now. And we are still trading freely with all our partners.😊

It's selling its oil for depreciating currencies. How does that help? Meanwhile it's borrowing money at 8% with -5% growth and accelerating. Even had to borrow at 20% a while back. Russia is fvcked, just a matter of time. It'll be selling oil for loans soon. :ROFLMAO: :poop::poop:
 
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They must have fallen out of a window like the Lukoil boss did.


The enemy 2A36 Hyacinth-B gun and a truck from BC flew into the air.

 
BMD said:
LOL no. NATO can spend $500bn/year and it will only be 1% of combined GDP. Not even at half that right now. And we are still trading freely with all our partners.😊

It's selling its oil for depreciating currencies. How does that help? Meanwhile it's borrowing money at 8% with -5% growth and accelerating. Even had to borrow at 20% a while back. Russia is fvcked, just a matter of time. It'll be selling oil for loans soon. :ROFLMAO: :poop::poop:
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The only reason why west can spend is they can print money out of thin Air which was being soaked up by China which is holding around $4 trillion and other countries like India Taiwan ASEAN countries which hold dollars for crude oil and help soaking dollars and creating demand for dollars allowing US to print more dollars and thus increasing spending power of the west... 😊

But with Russia Iran and now even Saudi Arabia selling crude in yuan and rupees (except Saudi) and incessant dollar printing it's just a matter of time the USD itself will become volatile against Yuan and Rouble first and Rupee later which will start appreciating against dollar as many countries will start using these alternative currencies reducing demand for dollars and limiting US printing spree and spending power. 😊

By the way before 1971 Nixon OPEC agreement Indian rupee was used by middle East countries especially Oman which used it as legal tender within Oman and RBI used to print rupee for Oman especially. This maybe future too.... 😊
 
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lcafanboy said:
The only reason why west can spend is they can print money out of thin Air which was being soaked up by China which is holding around $4 trillion and other countries like India Taiwan ASEAN countries which hold dollars for crude oil and help soaking dollars and creating demand for dollars allowing US to print more dollars and thus increasing spending power of the west... 😊

But with Russia Iran and now even Saudi Arabia selling crude in yuan and rupees (except Saudi) and incessant dollar printing it's just a matter of time the USD itself will become volatile against Yuan and Rouble first and Rupee later which will start appreciating against dollar as many countries will start using these alternative currencies reducing demand for dollars and limiting US printing spree and spending power. 😊

By the way before 1971 Nixon OPEC agreement Indian rupee was used by middle East countries especially Oman which used it as legal tender within Oman and RBI used to print rupee for Oman especially. This maybe future too.... 😊
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The dollar is strong because the US economy is strong and stable. You are assuming that all global trade is about oil, whereas oil is only a small proportion of global trade. NATO+ have combined GDPs of $50+tr, and all use the $ as an international medium of exchange, as do other countries trading with them.


It wouldn't even be a terrible thing if the Yuan became stronger, Western products would become even more competitive.

And as regards trading the US is a known quantity, China is not. For India, hopping in bed with two dictatorships is unlikely to do it any service in the long run. You harbour grudges way too long, it is a long-term impediment to both economic development and security.
 
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lcafanboy said:
The only reason why west can spend is they can print money out of thin Air which was being soaked up by China which is holding around $4 trillion and other countries like India Taiwan ASEAN countries which hold dollars for crude oil and help soaking dollars and creating demand for dollars allowing US to print more dollars and thus increasing spending power of the west... 😊

But with Russia Iran and now even Saudi Arabia selling crude in yuan and rupees (except Saudi) and incessant dollar printing it's just a matter of time the USD itself will become volatile against Yuan and Rouble first and Rupee later which will start appreciating against dollar as many countries will start using these alternative currencies reducing demand for dollars and limiting US printing spree and spending power. 😊

By the way before 1971 Nixon OPEC agreement Indian rupee was used by middle East countries especially Oman which used it as legal tender within Oman and RBI used to print rupee for Oman especially. This maybe future too.... 😊
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The problem you also have is that oil is still valued in dollars regardless of what Putin sells it in.

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Russia's ruble has rallied nearly 40% since the war in Ukraine began. That could be bad news for Putin.

Moscow's anti-crisis measures — such hiking interest rates to 20% — may have actually squeezed Russia's currency too high, analysts told Insider.
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A strong ruble hurts Russia by eating away at its income from oil and gas exports, which feeds into around 45% of its federal budget, according to the International Energy Agency.
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great, keep breaking the laws and then keep crying.

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in few words,
1) russian forces suffer from morale.
2) russia pays less salary and is not paid on time.

you call this an intelligence update, seriously? it just insults the intelligence of an average person.
BMD said:
The problem you also have is that oil is still valued in dollars regardless of what Putin sells it in.
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ever heard of something called gold?
 
jetray said:
great, keep breaking the laws and then keep crying.
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Who's breaking the laws? They are PoWs. PoWs can only dream of being treated as well as these ones in Russia. Intimidating them into saying things on camera that everyone knows they wouldn't say however, is a huge breach, and Russia has done this several times. Guess you didn't notice that huh?


jetray said:
in few words,
1) russian forces suffer from morale.
2) russia pays less salary and is not paid on time.

you call this an intelligence update, seriously? it just insults the intelligence of an average person.
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But it is not aimed at average person, it is aimed at you.

jetray said:
ever heard of something called gold?
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:ROFLMAO: So people are going to ship gold around the world to pay for oil? Aside from that you clearly think that there is vastly more gold in the world than there actually is.

Only $7.5tr of Gold has ever been mined since the dawn of time, that's 75bn bbl worth. Less than what Russia has, never mind Saudi Arabia, Venezuela etc. Then you have gas, then RMEs. The cost and effort of mining all that gold to pay for natural resources would impede the global economy and human development. People would spend all their fvcking time mining just to pay for fuel to mine with. :ROFLMAO:
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