It is not me saying this, here is BBC with reference to the IMF…
Russia is an example of making the best out of a really bad situation. But it could also be because the collective West is no longer that relevant economically on the world stage.


It is not me saying this, here is BBC with reference to the IMF…
Russia is an example of making the best out of a really bad situation. But it could also be because the collective West is no longer that relevant economically on the world stage.


The other day I found this piece of news. Russia cooperates with Azerbaijan to build corridor into Iranian ports on the Persian Gulf, where ships could load cargo and ship it to India…



Meanwhile Armenia


Azerbaijan is officially a neutral country and does not join any significant alliances on principle. What good does it do to Armenia being deep in the arse of the West? I have been to Armenia, it left a good impression on me but the place is poor and too prone to outside interference…
This is Czech parliamentarian Jakub Michálek…

Threat number one for our security is the expansionism of the Putin regime. In the area of security there isn’t any room for compromises and choosing between allies and hostile propaganda. I reject statements that are against Ukraine that was attacked.
Parroting Putin’s propaganda is spreading, unfortunately among some EU politicians. We ought to point it out and prevent this kind of rhetoric seeping into Czech democracy, as is now happening in Slovakia. We will oppose this threat with resolve.

The red scare. No matter that Russia is hyper capitalist now, even more capitalist than Czechia. Michálek is clearly aiming at boomers and ignorants with this…

People are rightly asking who exactly is expanding here?
By the way, Michálek’s wife was featured on this blog.
While some unfortunate Ukrainian men are on the front, some are busy on the Internet. This project for instance pushes for decolonization of Russia, that is breaking Russia up along ethnic lines, and perhaps create other Ukraines out of ethnically Russian territories.
But the idea of breaking Russia up is actually entertained at much higher places than just an obscure website on the internet, below is a debate held on the topic in the European Parliament.






Kinda reminds me of this video about the Siberian language project. I will add that there is a project of independent Ingermania, that is the area around St. Petersburg.




Josep Borrell will suggest the EU uses 90% of the dividends from frozen Russian assets to buy weapons for Ukraine.
But where will he get the manpower?

Here is another creature from the EU commission saying that if you want peace, prepare for war.
NAFO soycucks are posting this coping meme…



WTF?


That is a shame, a true investigation could bring some interesting results…

For Indian businessmen…
The biggest buyer of oil products made from Russian oil is the US…

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Similar to my last post, there is a project of the KSE Institute, a Kiev based private school calling on companies to abandon their business in Russia or with Russia.
Let my friend Pekka, who looks like a child molester to explain things:



What the fuck? I love Pepsi now…