Well practised tactics from Syria.
Ukraine counter offensive
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UK has a rentier economy predicated on selling money (well the illusion of money)
IN the space of a few short months, Europe has gone from relative prosperity to the early stages of deindustrialisation. This in a few short months, fast forward just 12 months and you can’t imagine the structural changes that will have occurred in your lifestyle.
Already there are accelerating transfers of Germany industries to Asia and even the US and the £/Euro rapid decline is structured to enable the US to obtain western assets on the cheap. US has been a parasite since its inception.
US accused Russia of blackmailing Europe with gas cheap gas supplies so they destroy the supply chain and then hikes replacement costs x 10
The Petro $ hegemony has ended so the US is now using the west as their Asia replacement for cheap labour.
Good luck
IN the space of a few short months, Europe has gone from relative prosperity to the early stages of deindustrialisation. This in a few short months, fast forward just 12 months and you can’t imagine the structural changes that will have occurred in your lifestyle.
Already there are accelerating transfers of Germany industries to Asia and even the US and the £/Euro rapid decline is structured to enable the US to obtain western assets on the cheap. US has been a parasite since its inception.
US accused Russia of blackmailing Europe with gas cheap gas supplies so they destroy the supply chain and then hikes replacement costs x 10
The Petro $ hegemony has ended so the US is now using the west as their Asia replacement for cheap labour.
Good luck
Interesting tenses, implies you're not European, or British.
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He does make a case in his latest 'rambling' though.
Taking a wider view; the geopolitical structure of Globalism is in pieces and Europe is, once again, caught in the middle of Superpower struggles for wealth, power and access to resources to grow their respective economies.
Hasn't that been the way of the world for
Tell me about the deindustrialisation he claims suddenly started in the last few months.
Well, perhaps not so short a time span, say around 20 years.
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Industrialisation is such a great thing for people living there.
Tell me about cheap gas supplies. How much below the world price were they?
I'm sure a clever chap can find out by googlying the info.
There has been an excellent demonstration of this today. Russia attacked the 'Glass bridge' in Kyiv. This is a vital military ground supply route for the Ukrainian armed forces, although It's not rated for armour, or vehicles of any sort. It is a pedestrian bridge made of glass. It connects two parks together and has some lovely views.
They apparently used Kalibr cruise missiles, the current generation cruise missile system in use with the Russian armed forces.
They failed to destroy the bridge.
They failed to destroy the glass bridge with a cruise missile that carries a 500kg explosive warhead.
Being caught in the middle of a war and contributing to it is a new twist as far as all of europe is concerned. This is nothing like the so called cold war which wasn't a war at all. In fact the very use of the word war is misleading.
It's also a twist for the USA. Why - it's having an effect on their economy. Biden reckons not a problem. They can boost energy supplies. That relies on companies investing to bring prices down.
When will this war end and what will be the result?
This war will end. Someday. Another will begin. Another day. War is endless.
So try.
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