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Russia is too big and strategic a country to isolate. No matter how much support you galvanize against them, you can never totally isolate them. |
Vicotex2:At all. It's not what people want to hear. Once it's not in support of the west and Ukraine, it's not considered news. This is a very sad reality. |
The “Vazrazhdane” (Revival) party protested in front of the Ministry of Defense and shouted “NATO – out” at the military units in front of the building. At around 11:30 a.m. the protest moved to the Council of Ministers. The protesters said they were against Bulgaria giving its few remaining weapons to Ukraine and thus being involved in a military conflict. From the party they say: “Not to war”. The leader of the party Kostadin Kostadinov stated that “we, the Bulgarians, have good traditions in welcoming uninvited guests”, referring to the US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin. US Secretary of Defense: We will Provide "Stryker" Vehicles to the Bulgarian Army “Vazrazhdane wants to show him clearly that we Bulgarians are a people who know their interests and will not allow us to get involved in another fratricidal war.” In recent days, Vazrazhdane has been urging the Bulgarian government in parliament to ask specific questions to the US Secretary of Defense: For compensation for the order of the American planes, because there is talk of a 2-year delay and we have already paid everything and received nothing. There should be no deployment of additional NATO military units in our country. Russian flags spotted on the protest: https://m.novinite.com/articles/214351/Bulgaria%E2%80%99s+%E2%80%9CVazrazhdane%E2%80%9D+Political+Party+with+Anti-NATO+Protest+in+Sofia+%28LIVE+FEED%29 |
So much for a free world. Hypocrisy at its best. |
Every sane objective person knows this. Only dumbos think otherwise. |
Well said. The foreign policy of the United States is the major cause of chaos globally. Personally, I think the UN should be scrapped if it can't hold the west accountable for things like this. |
I love to hear success stories of people who worked hard for their money and I'm glad to see you create a thread like this. We honestly need to share our stories to encourage those who are thinking of going the wrong route, to stay focused. Nothing beats the money that you earn with peace of mind. You can go anywhere, walk anywhere with your shoulders held up high and with confidence that doesn't wane. Young men and women should learn to be patient and keep it legit. Clean money is sweet to spend. |
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oilmane:I tell you. |
No, they should not do that. No need escalating an already tensed global environment. |
When we said this dude was a clown at the start of this crisis, a lot of people said so many things out of sentiments and emotions. Yeah, they were right in a way but I always reiterated that when it comes to national security, sentiments and emotions would take the back seat. After a lot of death and destruction, Zelensky is now coming to terms with the reality of things and accepting a position that he could have agreed to initially which would have saved them the war. Dude might be patriotic and stubborn but he definitely lacks diplomacy. As a matter of fact, he needs to fire his advisers if he actually listens to them. |
I feel so sorry for Russia. Anything that happens in the world right now is always being blamed on them. Lol. |
Every country has seen how the west has tried to make the Russian economy useless with their sanctions and I guess countries would now start looking for alternatives. If more countries key into accepting the yuan, the dollar would lose ⅓ of its value in no distant time. Demand for the dollar for international settlements is the only reason it is strong. The moment countries start reducing their demand for the dollar, it automatically starts losing its value. |
princepalace:How is Nigeria's debt a child's play to Russia's debt? Russia owes $40bn with a foreign reserve of over $600bn dollars. Nigeria has a debt profile of over $38bn and a foreign reserve of $39bn. So how exactly is Nigeria's debt a child's play? |
Munamoqel:Are you answering them? Some of them just talk like people without brains. They probably don't even know that Ukraine is the second largest country in the whole of Europe. Imagine someone confidently saying Russia planned to take a whole country of over 40m people in 7 days? I don't know how they manage to convince themselves that they are making sense. ![]() |
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