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Rusi sami sebe jebu, za najkasnije pola godina ostaju bez najvećih i najboljih kupca energije.
Mađarski fašist Orban je isto najebo, EU je zatvorila pipu i ne dobiva više nikavog novca iz EU-fondova.
Četnik Vučko će brzo uviditi da nemože sa jednom glavom u 3 guzice odjednom, bit će bolno kad se probudi. :zubati

A to tebe boli..?
Što odmah ne kažeš.. :)

Njemu ako ponestane jedna stolica, ostaju mu još dve.
A vama ako se izmakne ta jedna, biće tras na bulju o pod.. :)

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Rusi ih podjebavaju i dobro se zabavljaju. Ovi se misle hoćemo li ugasiti Volkswagen ili Audi. Za prvi mjesec krize.
Baš su ih ponizili kad su ih natjerali da pojedu svoja *** i ignoriraju svoje sankcije.

Gazprom will not take back the Siemens turbine for Nord Stream due to the sanctions regime of Canada, the EU and the UK - the company's statement.

Rusi sami sebe jebu, za najkasnije pola godina ostaju bez najvećih i najboljih kupca energije.
Mađarski fašist Orban je isto najebo, EU je zatvorila pipu i ne dobiva više nikavog novca iz EU-fondova.
Četnik Vučko će brzo uviditi da nemože sa jednom glavom u 3 guzice odjednom, bit će bolno kad se probudi. :zubati

Hrvati ovako ne doživljavaju Orbana. Ali postoji jedan narod iz smrdljive mahale koji je.
Lažno predstavljanje na forumu je zabranjeno.

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U Holandiji se panično kupuju drva.

Crnivuk · **Pridružen/a:** 25 vel 2022, 19:03 **Postovi:** 6716

Pisaj po raspaloj Mulatto Imperije Hamerici,

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Comprising nations that account for some 85% of global economic output, the G-20 is supposed to be more reflective of the world. Yet only half its number has joined the international sanctions imposed on fellow member Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Senior officials from the smaller group of wealthy nations have been traveling the world to make the case for a tougher economic net around Russia. They’ve been surprised by the lack of sign-on from G-20 states, even if those countries aren’t going out of their way to help Moscow circumvent the penalties.

It’s an uncomfortable reality confronting Secretary of State Antony Blinken during his extended tour of Southeast Asia and Africa: Much of the world isn’t ready to follow US and European efforts to isolate President Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

That makes agreement on global initiatives such as a cap on Russian oil prices as proposed by the G-7 even more challenging, while emboldening Putin and his key supporter, Chinese President Xi Jinping, in pursuing their respective global agendas.

The biggest opt-out is China. Xi joined hands with Putin and declared a “no limits” friendship just weeks before Russia invaded Ukraine. China’s outlays on Russian oil have soared since the war’s outbreak — it spent 72% more on Russian energy purchases in June from a year earlier.

China is in any case locked in a rivalry with the US, with tensions spiking this week over House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei, and in its own dispute with the G-7 after the bloc issued a statement expressing concern about Beijing’s “threatening actions” around Taiwan.

A face-to-face meeting planned between the foreign ministers of China and G-7 member Japan this week in Cambodia has been called off by Beijing. Japan said late Thursday that some ballistic missiles fired by China during drills near Taiwan had landed in its exclusive economic zone — the first time that had happened — and lodged a diplomatic protest.

But Beijing is far from alone in rejecting the pleas to rein in the Kremlin. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke over the phone with Putin on July 1 and discussed how trade could be built up. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the frontrunner in Brazil’s presidential race, laid the blame for the war on Ukraine as much as Russia.

In South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa criticized US-led sanctions. Turkey concluded that penalizing Russia would be detrimental to Ankara’s economic and political interests, according to a senior official, who cited a $35 billion hit from higher energy costs and the impact on tourism.

Economic imperatives are one reason for the reticence among what is often termed the Global South. But there are others, including historic affinities to Moscow, concerns at signs of US disengagement and a distrust of former colonial powers that fuels a sense of hypocrisy.

There are parallels with China and the US-led efforts to create a coalition of democracies against Beijing. US Commerce Under Secretary Alan Estevez said in July that Washington’s collaboration with 37 nations to impose export controls on Russia served as a blueprint for a new system of tackling threats from China.

Here, too, the US and like-minded nations can point to only limited success, since G-20 members including this year’s host Indonesia continue to sign big deals with Chinese state-owned companies, while the balance of trade remains in Beijing’s favor.

Take Saudi Arabia, which remains on good terms with Moscow through their involvement in the OPEC+ oil cartel. It’s also friendly with Beijing: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said recently that many Chinese companies are already doing business in Neom, his flagship megaproject.

Riyadh doesn’t have to choose between American and Chinese technology, “in the same way that you can have a McDonald’s and a Burger King on the same street,” Saudi Ambassador to the US Princess Reema bint Bandar told reporters during President Joe Biden’s visit last month.

That kind of pick-and-mix approach to foreign policy has set up a competition for influence. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz pointedly invited Argentina, Indonesia, India and South Africa, none of whom have sanctioned Russia, to his Ukraine-focused G-7 summit in late June.

The soft power tussle was on show in Africa last month, when Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov won praise for Moscow’s nuclear power technology. He used the opportunity to stress Russia’s historic support for African liberation movements, while making the case that sanctions were to blame for food insecurity rather than a Kremlin blockade of Ukraine’s grain ports that is only just starting now to ease.

Putin’s Media Blitz on Africa Food Crisis Sparks Alarm in Europe

Moscow has backed up that message with a media barrage. French President Emmanuel Macron, on his own Africa tour, denounced Russia for conducting “a new kind of hybrid world war” on the continent.

It’s been a similar playbook by China in Africa. An African country alternates with China in hosting the triennial Forum of China Africa Cooperation, which the Chinese president traditionally attends and meets one-on-one with almost every head of state. When the FOCAC is held in Beijing the red carpet is rolled out, with tiny Equatorial New Guinea treated with equal importance to Nigeria — a level of attention absent in Washington.

China knows that each African state has one vote at the United Nations and its institutions, and that’s paid off diplomatically. Earlier this year, the US submitted a letter decrying China for alleged human rights abuses in Xinjiang to the Human Rights Council with 47 signatories, mostly European allies. Cuba responded with a statement on China’s behalf backed by 62 countries, mostly in the Global South.

Blinken’s decision to travel from Asia to South Africa on Aug. 7, then the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, looks like an attempt to regain the narrative against not just China but Russia, too.

The ruling ANC in South Africa has close business ties with Russia. Billionaire oligarch Viktor Vekselberg was the biggest donor to the ANC in a recent quarterly disclosure and Chancellor House, the ANC’s investment company, owns a stake in his manganese mine in South Africa.

Biden said he’ll welcome African leaders to Washington in December for a summit that will “build on our shared values to better foster new economic engagement.” As well as tackling pandemic readiness, climate change and food security, the meeting will “reinforce the US-Africa commitment to democracy and human rights,” Biden said.

Yet according to Maria Repnikova, associate professor in global communication at Georgia State University, China’s pragmatic use of soft power — centered on education and jobs, while showcasing its tech advances and progress in cutting poverty — often resonates more in the Global South than the US focus on values.

Moscow meantime is using “different ways of appealing and speaking for and with the Global South as an advocate for them,” Repnikova, the author of “Chinese Soft Power,” said in an interview. It’s less than China’s reach, she said, but they’ve been “working a lot on their competition of narratives,” through social media and diplomatic language.

That kind of approach doesn’t just apply to Africa, Repnikova said, but to Asia and Latin America, where Russia supplied nations with its Covid-19 vaccine and China is investing heavily.

In a rare snub to Ukraine, the South American trade bloc Mercosur declined a request by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to address its summit in late July.

In Indonesia, President Joko Widodo has maintained traditional non-alignment in the face of pressure to exclude Putin from the G-20 summit in November. He’s invited both the Russian and Ukrainian presidents to Bali.

While Jokowi traveled to Moscow and Kyiv, China’s Silk Road Fund signed a deal to invest as much as $3 billion in Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund. It was the largest single investment by China recorded worldwide by IntelTrak’s Belt and Road Monitor for the July 1-15 period.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-led-d ... 45155.html

Novi svetski poredak! :zivili

Crnivuk · **Pridružen/a:** 25 vel 2022, 19:03 **Postovi:** 6716

Obavezno procitajete tekst, ima objasnjeno kako svaka zemlja i kontinent pojedinacno pisaju po Hamerici, i zasto, i to sve objavio Zapadni medij. :smajl016

divizija · **Pridružen/a:** 08 sij 2020, 17:34 **Postovi:** 24718

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Pisaj po raspaloj Mulatto Imperije Hamerici,
Novi svetski poredak! :zivili

stavri su vrlo jednostavne.

zemlje koje su sada uvele sankcije rusiji prije 30 godina su bile 85% globalog BDPa, sada su 50%

svake godine je postotak sve manji

kad se radi o tržištu energenata, što je Rusima najbitnije, samo 15% energenata kupuju te zemlje i taj postotak opada svake godine.

Dakle, Rusi mogu bez njih vječno.

Također, danas samo 25% kineske proizvodnje ide u te zemlje (s tim da Kinezi iz tih zemalj također i uvoze, iako manje). Dakle, i Kina danas može bez njih.

Sankcije više ne mogu promijeniti stvari. Zato idemo u novi hladn irat s puno lokalnih žarišta. Bial je Sirija, sad je Ukrjina

Crnivuk · **Pridružen/a:** 25 vel 2022, 19:03 **Postovi:** 6716

Tako je Divizija, a prosli Hladni Rat se zavrsio raspadom SSSR-a, a danas je SAD zapravo novi SSSR.

laganini · **Pridružen/a:** 18 pro 2015, 10:33 **Postovi:** 16650

..divizija i srpska braća nebi me čudilo da je divizija Srbin..barem pola..

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Yuan internationalization gains pace amid geopolitical tensions as Rusal issues bonds

Global de-dollarization push continues to gain pace: expert

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https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202208/1272142.shtml

divizija · **Pridružen/a:** 08 sij 2020, 17:34 **Postovi:** 24718

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Tako je Divizija, a prosli Hladni Rat se zavrsio raspadom SSSR-a, a danas je SAD zapravo novi SSSR.

SAD je ekonomski puno jači, ali i puno megalomanskij ido SSSRa.

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India’s Rupee Move To Trade With Russia Has Underlying Global De-Dollarization Implications

https://www.russia-briefing.com/news/in ... ions.html/

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bezimeni12 · **Pridružen/a:** 13 ožu 2011, 23:11 **Postovi:** 8202

Kad ce pirgavi skontati da im vade iz dzepa da plate rat koji njihovi politicari vode protiv Rusa

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UK Households Get £280 Million Bill as Energy Suppliers Collapse
Electricity Infrastructure As UK Households Face Cost Of Living Squeeze
Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
ByAlex Longley
August 7, 2022 at 6:01 AM EDT

The UK’s largest electricity distribution business said a hit of £280 million from energy companies failing will be passed on to customers.

UK Power Networks Ltd has received the claims under the so-called supplier of last resort scheme -- a regulatory plan that ensures domestic supply isn’t interrupted when suppliers fail.

The value of such claims through to March 31 this year was approximately £280 million, according to its annual accounts. It has agreed with regulator Ofgem that the majority will be payable and recovered from customers through higher tariffs.

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Nekad davno bi potegnuli u koloniju Indiju po pamuk ili u Kinu po tekstil.
Danas mogu zavući ruku u svoju guzicu.

U Poljskoj povećan broj privatnih kredita koji ljudi uzimaju od drugih privatnih osoba sa visokim kamatama, za 41% u zadnju godinu. Moraju uzimati da plate račune i to neće moći vraćati. Normalno pojavit će se velika mafija, ona najgore vrste, koja će ljudima morati lomiti kosti da ih "ljubazno zamole" da do tog i tog datuma vrate kredit.

Mar-kan · **Pridružen/a:** 03 svi 2009, 15:45 **Postovi:** 32786

Zapadna elektronika u ruskom oružju...skraćena verzija, pdf je full izvještaj na 60 str.

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SILICON LIFELINE
WESTERN ELECTRONICS AT THE
HEART OF RUSSIA'S WAR MACHINE

https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/p ... ve-summary

HHerceg

Sad će naučit pravit sami svoju.

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After refusing to pay for Russian gas in Rubles, Latvia’s gas supply was cut off by Russia.

8 days later Latvia changes its mind and decides to pay for Russian gas in Rubles

:dots

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Erdogan će plaćati plin u Rublama.

Crnivuk · **Pridružen/a:** 25 vel 2022, 19:03 **Postovi:** 6716

Kinesko-ruska trgovina porasla za 30% u prvih 6 meseci 2022.

Amiđa

Kina će trgovati sa rusijom i pomagati ju sve dok bude mogla, to jeste sve dok sama ne bude izložena sekundarnim sankcijama... Neće kina pustiti zapad (ekonomske veze sa istim) zaradi jedne rusije. Nema šanse!

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Letonija ostala bez gasa, jer joj bilo ispod ponosa plaćati u rubljama. Nakon koju sedmicu durenja, platili su i dobili gas.

Crnivuk · **Pridružen/a:** 25 vel 2022, 19:03 **Postovi:** 6716

Amiđa je napisao/la:

Kina će trgovati sa rusijom i pomagati ju sve dok bude mogla, to jeste sve dok sama ne bude izložena sekundarnim sankcijama... Neće kina pustiti zapad (ekonomske veze sa istim) zaradi jedne rusije. Nema šanse!

Daj ne glupiraj se krezavi Mujaga, SAD ne sme vise da drzi ni one Trampove tarife zbog inflacije kuci, a ne da jos "sankcionise" nesto Kinu dodatno.

Ti o ekonomiji znas otrpilike koliko ja znam o islamskoj teologiji, ne ubacuj se u teme sa kojima nemas nikakve veze, zamolio bih te.

Zamisli kad ne bi bilo kineskih proizovda na trzistu Ameriku, (inace ceo ekonomski model Amerike danas je proprodaja kineskih proizvoda za nastampane dolare).

Nema kineskih proizvoda = svemirski pad ponude, a sto ima manje ponude, to su vece cene, osnovni ekonomski zakoni trzista, zamisli sad na ovu skoro 10% inflaciju dodje jos i to.

Zamisli sad Kina da krece da zavrce sa prodajom svojih 600$ milijardi izvoza u SAD, a Hameri su debili i nisu navikli da sami prave prozivode sebi, nego samo stampaju pare iz vazhuda i tako zive.

Pa SAD bi usla u toliko veliku hiperinflaciju, da bi se odmah vratila u kameno doba, BLM, Antifa, liberali, konzervativci, far-right, levicare, desnicari, republikanci, demokrate, crnici, belci, hispanjolci, mulattosi, muslimani, LGBTQ, oni svi jedva cekaju da se pobiju sami izmedju sebe. Kada bi bila ta hiperinflacija, Americki gradjani bi zapalili Ameriku i onda ne bi vise postojala.

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Amiđa je napisao/la:

Kina će trgovati sa rusijom i pomagati ju sve dok bude mogla, to jeste sve dok sama ne bude izložena sekundarnim sankcijama... Neće kina pustiti zapad (ekonomske veze sa istim) zaradi jedne rusije. Nema šanse!

Niste upoznati, Hamiđa. Sekundarne sankcije su već na snazi od strane SADa. Neke kineske firme su se malo prešaltale i prilagodile (npr mobilni telefoni idu preko posrednika ili se direkt šalju iz Kine). Ništa značajno se nije dogodilo. Tako da morate naći neki novi sabur (jel se tako kaže).

Crnivuk · **Pridružen/a:** 25 vel 2022, 19:03 **Postovi:** 6716

Tehnoloske sankcije Zapada su *** po pitanju Kine, danas je Kina tehnoloski pretekla Zapad i ne treba im vise nista od njih. Jedino mozda neki delovi za civilne avione jos par godina.

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