This is the Moscow stock exchange index:Djmixxx wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:34 am Given that my gas bill is now 340 euros instead of 76 euros a year earlier, everything is fine in Russia with money, don't worry.
Funny thing is facts did not change since the invasion, just some people and bots like you try to push their sci-fi military television shit as truth which is clearly not haha.Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 5:03 amWell, now the facts do not correspond to the hallucinogenic shit that the Ukrainian government and media exports and which you like so much. What a turn !enterisys wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 6:44 pm
You're saying it like smol Ukraine has so much influence on every independent journalist/reporter in the world.
Or maybe they were just writing the actual facts. Shame the facts does not line to hallucinogenic shit that you like.
And who kissed? Think the guys who copy-pasted exact russian propaganda justifying civilian terror strikes kissed russian ass.Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 5:03 am It is especially interesting to watch how farts exploded at the entire Ukrainian government.
What a horror, someone dared not kiss Ukraine on the ass.
Ukraine is responsible for nothing. Even if hypothetically I would take same drugs you use, Ukraine could do much more and much worse to russians because it's their land and their citizens, while orcs are just paid actors 250k rub and lada instead of son to parents.Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 5:03 am I can fully imagine that Russia is doing shit in Ukraine, but Ukraine is also responsible for the same. The spread of anti-personnel mines across Donetsk is very indicative. But of course, Ukraine could not do this, because it loves Russian Ukrainians in Donetsk so much.
Good news indeed.Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 9:43 amOf course, selling 3 times more gas at a higher price is trifles.ptx0 wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 5:24 amyou mean Russia, not USA. the USA isn't a net exporter of energy.Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 4:46 am Zero only in Ukraine. In Europe it is not so bad. Gas is enough, only price to high. But is possible to understand, USA need to sell their gas to Europe with good price.
Except, by the logic you are proposing for the topic at hand, this would be the equivalent of each person and generation not believing what the others have told them until they see (or experience) it for themselves. That’s gonna be a lot of dead people that could have been avoidable if they weren’t so stupid.Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 5:07 amIt's called evolution. You can't survive if you don't doubt everything.FuryoftheStars wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 11:29 pm Where did we (as a species) go wrong that such a high percentage of the world’s population believes so many of these bs conspiracy snuffs?
Starting with the question, is it possible to eat these beautiful red berries. Those who survived were the ones who waited until the not-so-cautious tried them and died.
more "not answering the questions"Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 12:17 pmRead less Ukrainian and Russian press.mmmPI wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 10:53 amWhy you say that ?Djmixxx wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:34 am Given that my gas bill is now 340 euros instead of 76 euros a year earlier, everything is fine in Russia with money, don't worry.
you said you are from Latvia, Russia doesn't sell gas to Latvia anymore so your money isn't going to Russia.
Popular powder once. Many people have used it.FuryoftheStars wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 2:38 pmExcept, by the logic you are proposing for the topic at hand, this would be the equivalent of each person and generation not believing what the others have told them until they see (or experience) it for themselves. That’s gonna be a lot of dead people that could have been avoidable if they weren’t so stupid.Djmixxx wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 5:07 amIt's called evolution. You can't survive if you don't doubt everything.FuryoftheStars wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 11:29 pm Where did we (as a species) go wrong that such a high percentage of the world’s population believes so many of these bs conspiracy snuffs?
Starting with the question, is it possible to eat these beautiful red berries. Those who survived were the ones who waited until the not-so-cautious tried them and died.
While technically in that regard that might help thin out the population of stupid (assuming of course stupidity is purely genetic), in today’s world the consequences of stupid can have much further reaching affects.
But, it should also be noted that your example is also the opposite of what I was referring to. To continue with a berry eating example, it’s like someone being told the blue berries are deadly and believing it, despite seeing the whole village eating them and not dying.
Ah, this is a wonderful understanding of the word democracy by the russian mentality. You can write in any language you like, but your thoughts are the same as most Russians.enterisys wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 1:42 pm Ukraine is responsible for nothing. Even if hypothetically I would take same drugs you use, Ukraine could do much more and much worse to russians because it's their land and their citizens, while orcs are just paid actors 250k rub and lada instead of son to parents.
I think you didn't get the point, you are the only one who repeat things that are obvisouly wrong despite the widely available evidence of it being wrong.Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:35 am Popular powder once. Many people have used it.
And "not dying".
Remember also the history of leaded gasoline and how many scientists have warned about its dangers. But these are conspiracy theories and no one died immediately.
Gazprom lost roughly 50% since the beginning of the war that putin declared despite the increase in gas price. That's the biggest gas company in Russia that people are selling off cheap to get rid of it and cut their losses. Clearly this is not fine. Why put measures to try and prevent people from doing so otherwise ?Djmixxx wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:34 am Given that my gas bill is now 340 euros instead of 76 euros a year earlier, everything is fine in Russia with money, don't worry.
Not only did Djmixxx miss the point (by a wide margin), but they cited some inaccurate information… again.mmmPI wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 5:03 amI think you didn't get the point, you are the only one who repeat things that are obvisouly wrong despite the widely available evidence of it being wrong.Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:35 am Popular powder once. Many people have used it.
And "not dying".
Remember also the history of leaded gasoline and how many scientists have warned about its dangers. But these are conspiracy theories and no one died immediately.
Bold of russians to assume someone has anything in common with them after this year.Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:43 amAh, this is a wonderful understanding of the word democracy by the russian mentality. You can write in any language you like, but your thoughts are the same as most Russians.enterisys wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 1:42 pm Ukraine is responsible for nothing. Even if hypothetically I would take same drugs you use, Ukraine could do much more and much worse to russians because it's their land and their citizens, while orcs are just paid actors 250k rub and lada instead of son to parents.
In Europe, citizens are not the property of the country, but the country is the property of the citizens.
you Russians know better.enterisys wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 9:43 amBold of russians to assume someone has anything in common with them after this year.Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:43 amAh, this is a wonderful understanding of the word democracy by the russian mentality. You can write in any language you like, but your thoughts are the same as most Russians.enterisys wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 1:42 pm Ukraine is responsible for nothing. Even if hypothetically I would take same drugs you use, Ukraine could do much more and much worse to russians because it's their land and their citizens, while orcs are just paid actors 250k rub and lada instead of son to parents.
In Europe, citizens are not the property of the country, but the country is the property of the citizens.
banned on twitter? No? you can explain to other Latvians that they are lying and you know better about gas prices.mmmPI wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 5:03 amI think you didn't get the point, you are the only one who repeat things that are obvisouly wrong despite the widely available evidence of it being wrong.Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:35 am Popular powder once. Many people have used it.
And "not dying".
Remember also the history of leaded gasoline and how many scientists have warned about its dangers. But these are conspiracy theories and no one died immediately.
such as amongst others :
Gazprom lost roughly 50% since the beginning of the war that putin declared despite the increase in gas price. That's the biggest gas company in Russia that people are selling off cheap to get rid of it and cut their losses. Clearly this is not fine. Why put measures to try and prevent people from doing so otherwise ?Djmixxx wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:34 am Given that my gas bill is now 340 euros instead of 76 euros a year earlier, everything is fine in Russia with money, don't worry.
https://tradingeconomics.com/gazp:rm
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No you russians know better, had to correct since you have troubles with English.Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 1:36 pmyou Russians know better.enterisys wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 9:43 amBold of russians to assume someone has anything in common with them after this year.Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:43 amAh, this is a wonderful understanding of the word democracy by the russian mentality. You can write in any language you like, but your thoughts are the same as most Russians.enterisys wrote: Sat Aug 06, 2022 1:42 pm Ukraine is responsible for nothing. Even if hypothetically I would take same drugs you use, Ukraine could do much more and much worse to russians because it's their land and their citizens, while orcs are just paid actors 250k rub and lada instead of son to parents.
In Europe, citizens are not the property of the country, but the country is the property of the citizens.
Are you mad of some sort ? why mentionning twitter suddenly ? that's where you post your crap usually ?Djmixxx wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 1:45 pm banned on twitter? No? you can explain to other Latvians that they are lying and you know better about gas prices.
Only you is lying about the economy of russia being fine also greatly exagerating the increase in gas price and the time it took for it, since the increase started due to COVID in late 2020.Djmixxx wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:34 am Given that my gas bill is now 340 euros instead of 76 euros a year earlier, everything is fine in Russia with money, don't worry.
Latvia’s Economy Minister Ilze Indriksone said: “Latvia does not count on gas flows from Russia.
“We have already done preliminary work in time and prioritised gas flows from the Klaipeda terminal, we are also working in other directions of deliveries so that gas heating is provided to the residents in the winter season.”
Well if you trust gazprom it's your thing, you told me to read russian press, i understand you believe them more than Latvian minister, you are russian after all, and also complaining of the gas price increase at the same as you justify the war from which you suffer yourself, very smart man djmix. Very much credibility. ++Russian natural gas supplies to Latvia a week after they were halted by Russian exporter Gazprom (GAZP.MM), data from transmission system operator Conexus Baltic Grid (CBG) showed.
Gazprom said on July 30 it had stopped sending gas to Latvia after accusing the Baltic country of violating supply conditions.
It was not immediately clear why exports to Latvia had resumed. Gazprom did not reply to a Reuters request for a comment.
actually gazprom can't really afford to blackmail country cutting their gas, cf charts of russian oil/gas seller plummiting.It was not immediately clear why exports to Latvia had resumed. Gazprom did not reply to a Reuters request for a comment.
I can explain to you that on the very website you linked there is nothing like a 5X increase of price in a year, you are greatly exagerating the figure. I rread them. Especially if you update the prices only 2x a year, then the prices where already high in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID lockdown and the delay when production restarted in the world.Well, at the same time explain to them that they do not pay 5 times more for the same amount of gas to Gazprom. Gazprom can sell 1/5 of gas and earn the same amount of money's
You don't say unemployed anymore, you say conscript.Above all, car production has suffered, and it's now down by 96.7 percent compared to 2021. Production of trucks plunged by 39.3 percent, that of diesel and gasoline engines by 57 percent, that of diesel locomotives by 63.2 percent and that of freight wagons by 51.8 percent.
The production of fridges is also down by 58.1 percent compared with 2021 levels, that of washing machines by 59.2 percent, that of AC electric motors by 49.9 percent. TV sets were down by 49.7 percentage points.
Production of elevators is down by 34.7 percent and that of excavators was down by 60 percent. Curiously, cigarette production also dropped by 24.5 percent.
Graphs show that retail turnover and retail confidence have also gone down compared to one year before and even from the beginning of 2022. Wholesale turnover has also plunged drastically, with consumer demand dropping in what is likely a reflection of lower wages amid high inflation in the country.
Even more significantly for the Russian population, pensions have also fallen in real terms, decreasing by 8.2 percentage points year-on-year in May, while salaries dropped by 7.2 percentage points in April compared to a year prior.
Even the Russian central bank said it expected a fall in GDP of 7.8 percent this year, almost in line with Western predictions but not quite, as Western experts estimate that the country's economy will shrink by 15 percent by the end of the year, according to the Institute of International Finance's (IIF).
One piece of unexpected good news for Russia came from the jobs market, with a record-low unemployment rate of 3.9 percent reported in May. And yet, as high inflation continues to cripple wages in Russia, it's unlikely this high employment will turn into higher consumer demand able to turn the tide of Russia's likely incoming recession.
What they found: The paper's results include sobering facts about the Russian economy.
"Russian imports have largely collapsed," the paper says — creating massive supply shortages and denying the country crucial parts and technologies.
"Russian domestic production has come to a complete standstill."
Foreign companies that have left Russia account for 40% of Russian GDP, the author wrote, almost none of which is going to come back any time soon.
Driving the news: Russia has announced further cuts in its supply of natural gas to Europe. But the paper makes the case that Russia needs Europe to buy its natural gas more than Europe needs Russian natural gas to buy.
Because natural gas is "a highly non-fungible commodity," delivered through pipes that take decades to build, Russia has very few alternative export markets for its gas, and 83% of its natural gas exports go to Europe.
Europe, on the other hand, imports just 46% of its natural gas from Russia.
The bottom line: The economic repercussions of Russia's war of aggression in Ukraine are being felt in all countries. But they're particularly devastating in Russia — with little, if any, future upside so long as sanctions remain in place.
1) made up numbersDjmixxx wrote: Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:34 am Given that my gas bill is now 340 euros instead of 76 euros a year earlier, everything is fine in Russia with money, don't worry.
Can you remind me how much money people lost in 2008 because of one country all over the world? without any stupid wars.mmmPI wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:11 pm
Don't you care about the million people in Russia who trusted their government and company and lost 10 15 20 years of saving in 4 month because of the stupid war ?
where is the hashtag #predictorlusya ?enterisys wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:07 pm Since today, I guess, Ukraine moves from 1-2 air alert per week to a once a month.
Thanks for continued support.
#accordingtoplan
Bla bla bla. While this political puppet is trying to say something that will not provoke an angry reaction from Ukraine, the company that is responsible for the gas is filling the storage facilities with Russian gas at full speed.mmmPI wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 3:11 pmLatvia’s Economy Minister Ilze Indriksone said: “Latvia does not count on gas flows from Russia.
“We have already done preliminary work in time and prioritised gas flows from the Klaipeda terminal, we are also working in other directions of deliveries so that gas heating is provided to the residents in the winter season.”
And of course you have statistics of the euro zone? Where everything is fine and the economic boom.mmmPI wrote: Tue Aug 09, 2022 4:10 pm Just in case you can't access those informations because you have severe tunnel vision and you satisfy yourself with simplistic view that Russia is only making gas oil and weapon