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Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Holger: 5:04pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Triangles1:and who told you he's doing it because of power |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Holger: 5:06pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
RichDad1:China can survive without anybody on their own if they can Russia can after all the west depend on them for their gas and other natural resources 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by chiedozie198100: 5:12pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Knowing what happened to the last czar of Russia in 1917, I think Putin is ready to fight to finish. |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by d142475: 5:13pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
angelfallz: This is insightful and I get the angle you’re coming from. I agree that Putin and XI are tougher and more experienced actors than their peers. However, comparing the Chinese situation or clampdown and the Russian aggression is like comparing apples and oranges. First, the Chinese communist party fought internal rebellion (more or less like an internal clash of values ), so the issue of national sovereignty did not arise as much. The Russians have been fighting internal dissent for years in a similar fashion to the Chinese and they’ve pretty much gotten away with it. But this case is totally different; It’s the case of Russia attacking a sovereign nation and killing her civilians. To help you see how this is different, even countries that have always been neutral have taken a stand and are even sending lethal aids to Ukraine. Germany of all countries sent weapons. This is an existential threat to surrounding nations and they recognize it as such. For instance, Germany, pacifist for more than half a century, has immediately increased her defense budget and started undertaking an overhaul of her military. Also, hitherto neutral countries like Finland and Sweden have started contemplating the idea of joining NATO. Yes, Europeans depend on Russia for energy and their economies are intertwined, but they’ve also started exploring ways of being less dependent on Russia. There is going to be massive changes in policy in Europe and America after this act of aggression. The white man can easily forget the plight of people in far away Middle East and Asia and Africa, but they won’t easily forget the specter of seeing their fellow Europeans with “blue eyes” and “blonde hairs” being turned into refugees by this act of aggression. This hits differently with them and they are already lamenting this. Second, Russia will lose this war with regard to their strategic objective. They may bring down Zelensky and overthrow his government, but they will NEVER be able to capture or occupy Ukraine forever. If they install a puppet leader, they will never be able to win the Guerrilla warfare that will ensue. Remember, the Ukrainians a few years ago, brought down their previous Putin-puppet president - Yanukovych. The Ukrainians will fight any Putin installed regime with the last drop of their blood. Moreover, Ukraine, like most countries of the Eastern bloc, will never accept closer ties with Russia over ties with the West. If there was a slight chance of this happening, Putin has finally buried that chance. Overtime, the Russia economy will totally collapse from fighting the resistance of the Ukrainians and from the crippling sanctions. It costs a lot to wage a war! They can’t even sustain this war for a month without taking a substantial economic hit, let alone for years. Third, this war is not even that popular in Russia. There have been credible reports that some of the soldiers sent to Ukraine didn’t even want to fight. Also, there are domestic protests against this war and Russia is trying hard to deprive her citizens of the full information about the affairs, because they know it’s not popular. It is not sustainable for a nation to engage in a war that is unpopular among her own people. Even those on the fence will turn against Putin when their economic situation deteriorates(as it’s beginning to) or when they see the blood shed perpetrated by their government or when their sons (the soldiers) begin to come home in body bags or when they are isolated from the rest of the world. This may lead to a popular uprising against Putin and it may be the beginning of the end for him. Putin made a big mistake and miscalculation, and in the end, he will pay for it. Russia will never remain the same; Ukraine of course will never remain the same; Europe at large will never remain the same. Trust me, they’d be lasting consequences from this war. Some will come naturally and others will come as a result of intentional policy shifts and a fundamental change in mindset among Europeans. 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Born2conquer: 5:14pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
prophetfire:Exactly, even if he stop, he's already bleeped so why do you think he will stop? He will practice "make everything kuku spoil finish" 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Kaiser20: 5:15pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Slavery and colonization is the worst mental torture to a human being. Nigerians carry America and Europe case for head 24hrs., While in other Africa countries there has been coup d'etat, rebels fighting, war and insurgency....... Africans will never comment about it. 2 Likes |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by MemoriesAndMe: 5:20pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
RichDad1:If North Korea could cope without the rest of the world, Russia will too. There is more to this war than many understand. Russia simply doesn't want to be intimidated by the west that already controls Ukraine that happens to be her neighbor. If Nigeria has a problem with America for example, do you think Nigeria will be fine with America setting up military bases in Benin Republic? That's what's happening here. 9 Likes |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by NiceMen: 5:27pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
RichDad1:exactly... |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by NiceMen: 5:28pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
MemoriesAndMe:I heard N.K does theirs via China and you know what that means? |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Nosayer: 5:56pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Basheer22: People do forget that foreign reserves are only safe if you're in good books of your foreign bankers. Banks are being stopped to stop dealing with Russia already. This is going to be for a long time even if the Ukraine crisis stops tomorrow. If you're in STEM, migrating to the US soon might become easier. E get why |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Nobody: 6:06pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
lalasticlala: The people saying that the world cannot survive without Russia, I don’t get but Russia is not even in the Top 10 largest economies of the world so why can’t we survive without them? Is it mainly because they are the largest producers of Gas? |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by uniquetechng: 6:06pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
DoggoneDogg:Thought I was talking a sane human not knowing that I was wasting my time on a Sumph, even my 22 years old son knows that you don't go about throwing insults at random strangers online . Reason of being in a forum is learn by sharing of knowledge not by insults but I dont expect someone with cerebral capacity to understand this. 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by uniquetechng: 6:08pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Teaser4:Thats certain everyone will feel the impacts of the sanctions but Russia will sure feel it the most based on the sanctions imposed on their financial institutions. 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Basheer22: 6:10pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Nosayer: Allow them to keep talking ignorantly. I honestly don't know how Putin will maneuver this. Even China has stepped back and is watching from a distance. |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Angel55555(m): 6:12pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Triangles1: 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Buliwyf: 6:38pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Nonsense and flailing by the Russians. It will give Western private rocket companies opportunity to cash out. |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by planetx: 6:45pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Russia is the most resource rich nation on earth. After Kyiv falls and Russia takes full control, they will use their hands to lift their own yeye sanctions. |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by CoronaVirusPro: 6:46pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Mooh247: Hello! Nigeria and Canada have potentials to power Europe And their energy only accounts for 30% of Europe Liquified gas is not a gift only to Russia. Its abundant! Russia loses the most |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Mooh247: 6:47pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
CoronaVirusPro: Hello ?!! Did you factors in cost of logistics |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by CoronaVirusPro: 6:48pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Mooh247: If fiber optics can go from Africa to Europe, Pipelines can go too. |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Mooh247: 6:50pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
CoronaVirusPro: Yes it can, that's why Buhari is connect Morroco soon with pipeline Putin would be glad to watch 25 million Europeans freeze their asses off pending the decade that the pipeline would finally get completed |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by CoronaVirusPro: 6:53pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Mooh247: 30% it accounts for not 100% Rationing can sustain pending completion. And alternative source of energy explored. |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Mooh247: 6:54pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
CoronaVirusPro: 40% in the most difficult terrains... |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by CoronaVirusPro: 6:57pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Mooh247: What terrain is difficult? How many months is winter? In a joint collaboration of EU, such project will be fast tracked and far ahead of schedule Impossibilities does not exist where engineering is, cost and constrains will only come to the table. And Russia will be drinking its liquified gas. EU got alternatives at least, where will Russia takes its gasses too? Probably hawking it on Ebay |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by brandsoncharlie: 6:57pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
mrvitalis:How many poor people compared to both that's in terms of economy. How viable are those economy apart from China? 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Mooh247: 6:58pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
CoronaVirusPro: China |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by CoronaVirusPro: 7:00pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Mooh247: Do I still need to tell you China is the hub of cheap skilled labour? |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Mooh247: 7:01pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
CoronaVirusPro: And do I need to remind you as a manufacturing hub heavily dependent on Coal, getting more clean fuel like LNG would be a win win for China and Russia 30 years sweet deal was closed to that effect 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by suppol: 7:04pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
anyone telling you that the world can live without Russia is a big lie..Russia also have allies, India China Pakistan Iran, North Korea... Mexico, Cuba and so on 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by mrvitalis(m): 7:04pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
brandsoncharlie:So much propaganda done finish this one what Russia sales is raw materials and technology UK would still buy 2 billion pounds of Russian gas this year US would still buy billions too same with Germany The thing with Ukraine is when your enemies done start to support u against your brother know u are messing up 1 Like |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by CoronaVirusPro: 7:07pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
Mooh247: So China will use up the 30% when they are power generator themselves..... China is too stingy to even go green. They have abundance of coal and will only patronize Russia out of pity. Europe has clear and clean clean options. If LNG Nigeria should get such offer, It will be highly welcomed. Nothing special about Russia`s energy. It abundance is all over the world. You hoarding Garri that everybody can plant cassava and produce. |
Re: Russia Refuses To Launch Oneweb Internet Satellites Over Sanctions by Mooh247: 7:08pm On Mar 03, 2022 |
CoronaVirusPro: Go read up on China Russia 30 years deal and come back here to edit your comment and apologize to Putin 1 Like |
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