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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 2:56pm On Oct 16, 2022

VictorUSA:
Is it not a shame that the almighty Russia who some claim can nuke heaven and earth building up nuclear just to fight little Ukraine? The whole Russia cannot fight Ukraine in a conventional war and they have to use nuclear?

Is this the country that will fight France and Germany and win? Let's keep USA aside.

Ukraine has exposed Russia. Prior to this war, I used to see Russia has one super power. Even US intelligence thought Ukraine would fall like in a week and offered Zekensky an opportunity to JAPA. Shior

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 2:42pm On Oct 16, 2022

TritNG:
Civil war is definitely on the horizon.
Trump loyalists/nationalists vs the pedophiles and homosexuals.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 2:35pm On Oct 16, 2022

TritNG:

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 2:32pm On Oct 16, 2022

TritNG:
Civil war is definitely on the horizon.
Trump loyalists/nationalists vs the pedophiles and homosexuals.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Troops Have Raped More Than 100 Ukrainians With Victims As Young As Four by opamoses1: 5:34am On Oct 16, 2022

Too bad for the Russians.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 10:40pm On Oct 15, 2022

Dalil8:
You clearly can't see.That's not Wagner's mode of dressing. They're 100% Ukranian.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 10:35pm On Oct 15, 2022

Dalil8:
Ukranian Nazi militants & Latvian Azov and Centuria member with a Waffen-SS tattoo.

The first picture has been debunked in twitter. They are likely Wagner mercinaries. The strap on the guy to the far right has October written on the strap in Russian language and not Ukrainian language.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 1:48am On Oct 15, 2022

sanpipita:
This will be nice like Pootin also get to wage peace between both, shebi he wants a multipolar world.

Maybe he would help them resolve their conflict from the 14th century till present . Never say never cheesy

Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 1:40am On Oct 15, 2022

The US is likely to stop it's security guarantee to Saudi Arabia. Saudi (Sunni sect) can now go and beg Russia for protection from Iran (Shia sect).

Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 10:21pm On Oct 14, 2022

Segun2222:
try dey learn the chinko could be a diplomat

Even if he is a diplomat which I doubt, the soldier should not be relegated to the duty of an house maid.
Can't the China man carry his owns goods by himself since he is not handicapped.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 4:00pm On Oct 14, 2022

Isreali defence forces.
Salute.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 3:43pm On Oct 14, 2022

Uprightness100:
Ankara, Moscow to build a natural gas hub in Turkey — Erdogan.

He is desperately looking to return to selling gas to buyers with big bucks. Germany already rejected a few days ago.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 3:39pm On Oct 14, 2022

Shame.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 8:59pm On Oct 13, 2022

Ibime:
Lukashenko is smart. He has resisted several entreaties by Russia to join the war. Belarus has a small army and a motivated opposition unlike Russia. All Lukashenko allowed Russia to do was to to strip Belarus army of uniforms and guns for their recently mobilised troops to use. He has been under heavy pressure to open another front but has resisted thus far.

Summary: He is playing games with Putin.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 7:59pm On Oct 13, 2022

baralatie:
Russia wan use Belarus take make up

Lukashenko is not smart. He is more sympathetic to Putin's cause that a lot of Russians themselves.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 5:48pm On Oct 13, 2022

Akuruoulo:
I SPIT ON UR FOOLISHNESS.
U TALK FIRST BE4 REASONING.
EVEN RUSSIAN CITIZENS WANT TO LIVE THE AMERICANS DREAMS

This thread ehn. Lol

Even before the war:
More than 4,100 Russians crossed the border into the USA without authorization (i.e. Ilegally) in the 2021 fiscal year. This fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, 2021, the numbers are even higher, 6,420 during the first four months alone (Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan 2021).

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 4:40am On Oct 13, 2022*

HolinessForever:
U.N. General Assembly condemns Russian annexation of Ukrainian regions by 143-5 vote, 35 countries abstained.

China and India were among the notable abstentions.

- Shocking, Serbia voted against Russia during the invasion and against the annexation.

- Bangladesh, Angola, Djibouti, Morroco, Senegal, Iraq, and Madagascar, all changed from neutrality (March 2) to YES (Oct 12). Eritrea went from NO to YES.

- India and China stayed neutral as expected (chop and clean mouth).

- Basically, 96.5% voted against Russia.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 8:23pm On Oct 11, 2022

Slytiger:
Just click the report button. It will report and hide the distracting posts messing up the thread.

Merci.

That's what I have been doing to filter out the garbage.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 8:18pm On Oct 11, 2022

gambojimeta:
Fair enough. Rebuild could take months. Substation transformers are usually on special orders, and the station ground mesh would have to be completely rebuilt. However,they could move in mobile units to restore power while the construction is ongoing to minimize outage.

Just seeing this. I am guessing government.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 8:17pm On Oct 11, 2022

gambojimeta:
About time. Everyone go chop the breakfast. African countries are already in a permanent recession. They won't feel it much.

The market became very hot after lockdown were lifted (post Covid) and needs to cool. Gladly I work in a recession proof career

healthcare, Government, education?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 7:26pm On Oct 11, 2022

ParasiteWest:
You haven't noticed that you're engaging with a lunatic?

Mynd44 OAM4J

This poster is killing the thread.

Don't spam the forum by advertising in the wrong places or posting the same content many times

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 8:50pm On Oct 05, 2022

BloomingDale:
They sanctioned pipelines and not the gas. Lolz. I believe NS2 was the pipeline that was destroyed. So how does NS2 being destroyed help Gazprom from evading penalties on NS1 if they don't supply the gas on NS1 since NS1 was not sanctioned nor destroyed?

Both lines were sabotaged dummy grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 8:50pm On Oct 05, 2022

BloomingDale:
Oga we are in October. Stop bringing news from months back. Tell me how Gazprom can supply EU with the sanctions on their gas?

Modified:
Let me be abit nice.
How have Gazprom been supplying gas from February to September when NS1 was shut off indefinitely? grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 8:40pm On Oct 05, 2022

BloomingDale:
Calling me dumb does not make you smarter. Again, I repeat, Europe sanctioned Russia's gas, so what contract are they breaking? You want Gazprom to forcefully supply the sanctioned gas to Europe? Tell me how they broke the contract when Europe sanctioned their gas and they can no longer supply them due to the sanctions.

You just displayed more ignorance and are seriously lacking on this topic. NS2 was sanctioned and not NS1. Russia still receives payment for NS1 for delivery of gas.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 8:32pm On Oct 05, 2022

BloomingDale:
Lol. Avoid what penalties when Europe has been the one to sanction him. You don't even know what you are saying. There are 2 pipelines NS1 and NS2. He just serviced NS1 and NS2 is newly built.

You are even dumber than I thought. When you violate contracts, you are slammed with penalties that could run into billions of dollars. The line is only worth $11Billion and Russia out owns 51% of the line. The flow of gas through NS1 every month's costs billions of dollars so you can expect the penalty to be huge. Declaring force majeure will help Gazprom avoid penalties.

I repeat again NS2 has never been put to use even though it is ready and completely built. Putin has been using NS 1 to blackmail Europe to back off supporting Ukraine just like he did when he annexed Crimea. Well, they gave him the middle finger this time, and he has now done his worse by destroying the line EU will never fall for his blackmail again.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 8:22pm On Oct 05, 2022

BloomingDale:
Again, Russia has nothing to gain by destroying said pipeline. He can't fulfil the contract anymore so what is he supposed to do? Of course declare force majeure. He has always told Europe that if they need the so called gas they should open the Nordstream pipeline on their end.

Force majeure will help Gazprom avoid penalties - That is Russia's gain. Since he has shut NS1, how does opening it at the other end help Europe?

Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 8:17pm On Oct 05, 2022

BloomingDale:
America has the most to gain by destroying the said pipeline. Russia has nothing to gain, only losses by the destruction of the pipeline. Be like you no too go school.

You lack critical thinking skills. I am not suprised since you swallow fake news and bullshit from rubbish blogs.

Russia is going to declare a force majeure to avoid penalties for not sticking to gas delivery contracts. NS2 was already shut in March due to sanctions. That was what Biden was referring to.

NS1 has been behaving erratically after the Ukraine war and Invasion. Putin has been using NS1 for cheap blackmail by reducing flow and eventually shutting off early September. These actions haven't stopped EU from supporting Ukraine. The gasline was no longer useful to him to blackmail EU

Foreign Affairs › Re: Gov. by opamoses1: 7:47pm On Oct 05, 2022

Uprightness100:
Western media rages:

NATO has informed member countries of an imminent Russian nuclear strike - "Putin has decided"

(WarNews247)

Putin is a weakling and a little man. He wants to go nuclear because he can't have his way in Ukraine. It's like a little kid throwing tantrums.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 7:44pm On Oct 05, 2022

ThinkSmarter:
It is a fight for racial, economic and military dominance.
America sees themselves as same ancestry/race with Europe.
While Russia, China, India, Korea sees themselves as Asians/Western rivals.

Like Putin called them - The Anglo-Saxons. They are united not just in alliance but also by race. An average white American has a Western Europe ancestry.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Are Those That Were Mocking My Predictions Last Year? by opamoses1: 7:29pm On Oct 05, 2022

[quote author=BloomingDale post=117302427][/quote]You are not the brightest tool in the shed.
Europe has been pointing at Russia and suspecting Russia for the sabotage. Posting pro-Russia articles from far right bloggers doesn't help your argument. It actually makes you look dumb. You probably don't even know that Norway is a NATO member. Norway and it's NATO allies are now patrolling the area.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Breaking: Unconfirmed Reports Of An Ongoing Coup In China by opamoses1: 6:34pm On Sep 25, 2022

Appleyard:
I told them that from the beginning but they refused to believe or accept it even though it's all over the web.

For instance, the moment the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact collapsed, nations such as Bulgaria, Hungary and Poland who later joined up with western organizations like the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), become known as developed nations.

It's just a matter of ideological difference ...

You can read it here:

"https://intelligence.fandom.com/wiki/CIA_developed_country_list"

You were the Devil's advocate on this topic. You kept leading on those that were arguing that China was a 1st world country or think it wasn't a 2nd world country.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Breaking: Unconfirmed Reports Of An Ongoing Coup In China by opamoses1: 3:03am On Sep 25, 2022*

Appleyard:
The point is the ideological difference which led to the classification of 1st and 2nd and 3rd world countries, terms that no one uses any more.

- If you knew this, then why were you rooting for someone that says China is a "1st world country" ?
- Instead of correcting him/them that "according to ideological differences", China is/was a 2nd world country.

I am just curious.

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