People’s need to turn everything into a narrative, cast various players as good guys or bad guys, pick a side as if it’s a sporting contest, it’s natural but unhelpful when trying to figure out what is occurring and the consequences.
And just because somewhere is a corrupt place benefitting Bidens and Clintons doesn’t make it deserving of damnation.
Everywhere is corrupt. Every industry is corrupt.
Don’t choose sides unless you either have a dog in the fight or a clear sight of the global consequences.
My bias is towards whatever keeps the CCP off Taiwan. For purely selfish and personal reasons that I don’t expect others to share.
I expected the Russians to be mopping up by now and Zelensky to be dead or in Paris.
I was wrong. The work now is to find out what I didn’t know that made me wrong.
The real issue is swine like biden and the eurotrash have gone green while becoming dependent on Russia, Iran and China to provide oil and gas which they could be self-sufficient in if they weren’t green:
‘The airline has been asked to reconsider if heels and hosiery are necessary for female workers, and allow employees to display preferred pronouns on name tags.’
Russia Is too Big to Be Sanctioned on Energy: FGE’s Fesharaki
Using chess terminology, there is a complex game underway. Will one side end up checkmating the other? Will there be any winners or all pawns?
If we follow Fesharaki’s explanation, it seems as if Russia holds the trump card. All the “sanctions” being imposed by the West may just be bluff. Russia will play along till it decides not to. If Europe is so dependent on the oil and gas from Russia, can it really afford to censure Russia?
Meanwhile, Russia will continue to sell to its markets in the East, such as China and Korea.
It’s the same with us Cohenite, we’re sitting on oil reserves equal to Saudi Arabia and we can’t get it out of the ground. We should be an energy exporter, not dependent on overseas suppliers.
If we get rid of Schwab’s minions at the next election, we can get the country back on track to be not just self-sufficient but in a position of dominance, in context to the world.
Some Melbourne spastic*, possibly acting under instruction from Putin, has severed the internets to all of Taswegia moments after Sco “I’m a fucking moron ner ner ner” Mao pledged to prolong a war between Russia and Ukraine by sending cash money to NATO.
* Unable to be identified due to the state being full of spasticated retards
People’s need to turn everything into a narrative, cast various players as good guys or bad guys, pick a side as if it’s a sporting contest, it’s natural but unhelpful when trying to figure out what is occurring and the consequences…
I was wrong. The work now is to find out what I didn’t know that made me wrong.
Some serious observations in that comment, Arky.
We live in an insta-age. Everyone has an opinion or theory about everything. The moment some thought passes the mind, the world needs to know about it, uncensored. We have the gadgets for it. It can be done with a few clicks at the keyboard/pad. I am glad we have this blog where it is more matter than empty chatter. It moves slowly, but there is plenty to catch up on.
Two years ago, February-March 2020, there was confusion about the virus. Those who were prepared to read, research and also willing to listen to others who were sharing their research results, were the ones who quickly learned it was a scamdemic. The ones who rushed in thinking they know all, were the ones who fell for the government and media fear campaign.
In the case of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it is early days, yet. Make time to take in information from reliable sources, without judgement. Many have biases and agendas. The truth will fall into place, when the time is right.
Warmongers argue that we must protect Ukraine because it is a “democracy.” But they’re lying. Ukraine isn’t actually a democracy. To hold onto power, Ukraine’s president shut down the 3 TV stations that criticized him, and imprisoned…
We’re in this.
It’s now academic whether or not the West should have backed Zelenski.
It’s also irrelevant that our elites are a bunch of turd munching, dissembling parasites.
We have to beat the Russians or suffer the consequences, which will be dire.
I back us. Out of self interest and necessity, reluctantly and with the taste of bile in my mouth after the last two years of utter shite.
zoe daniels and allegra spender, 2 of holmes-a court’s political sluts, declaring the recent floods are due to AGW. Ghastly slags. Some facts. These are terrible floods no doubt but are dwarfed by previous efforts. Lismore got 146.8mm on the 24/2/2022, that’s just under 5″. By comparison the East coast of Australia and particularly the Hunter Valley flooded every year from 1949 – 1955, with the 55 flood being the big one. In Singleton and the Hunter catchment on the 23/2/1955 11″ or 275mm fell. However the Australian record was at Crohamhurst, north of Brisbane and near the Glass house Mts, which recorded 907mm or 36″ on the 3/2/1893.
These rich spoilt kunts and brats like zoe and allegra and popgun are the scum of the Earth. I bet popgun has diesel generators at his $100 million house in Sydney so when they get their way and the lights go out his lights will stay on. The other 2 rich bitches will no doubt have their back-ups as well.
Second lot of tools bought.
I promised to update cats on my attempt to replace everything without purchasing anything made in China.
Today I could no longer wait for insurance so replaced the little portable toolkit for throwing in the car or doing small repairs around the house:
Checker plate toolbox, Rhino, made in Australia $122.
Stanley ring and open enders, Taiwan $99.
Stanley 3/8 socket set, Taiwan, $69.
Multigrip pliers, NWS, Germany, $52.48.
Shifting spanned, Eclipse, Taiwan, $28.90.
Allen Keys, metric and AF, Bondhaus, USA, $24.85.
Screwdriver bit holder, Wigan, Germany, $23.22.
Stanley knife, USA, $9.90.
Hacksaw, Spear and Jackson’s, India, $9.85.
We’ve been in contact with a Catholic priest and theologian and he gave me permission to make his essay into a video.
To clarify, no – I don’t believe there is a “virus” but I think Father Ambrose has done a remarkable job of informing himself of the various scientific claims.
More importantly, he covers the theological and moral philosophical contemplations, which have been sadly overlooked in the past 2 years
Tulsi Gabbard 🌺@TulsiGabbard
Warmongers argue that we must protect Ukraine because it is a “democracy.” But they’re lying. Ukraine isn’t actually a democracy. To hold onto power, Ukraine’s president shut down the 3 TV stations that criticized him, and imprisoned the head of the opposition political party which came in 2nd place in the election, and arrested and jailed its leaders (exactly what Putin has been accused of doing)—all with the support of U.S.
Here is a comment on Quadrant, article by Mervyn Bendle.
I think the wealth of Ukraine is something we all need to understand re this conflict. Obviously, Ukraine has its bloodsucking Oligarchs as well, and maybe Russia was ‘entitled’ to Russian-language areas on its border, and in Crimea and its port. But to invade a sovereign nation as a whole because its wealth is looking good, that deserves condemnation in my book, and I pity the Ukrainian people. Look out Australia with China looking at our wealth too.
I confine myself to commenting on Quadrant these days, can’t stand the nastiness on what was once a playful and fun site called Catallaxy Files (now often in it’s flash Cat iteration Epilepsy Files in my book) but this list is worth getting out there for people to consider and Adam’s site is at least spared the bullying of the dickless upticks.
pmprociv – 28th February 2022
Fascinating stuff, while also increasingly depressing. However, I can’t help thinking much of this sophistry is simply a smokescreen. There’s no doubt that Putin must be one of the world’s smartest and best-connected street-thugs. He’s also incredibly avaricious (and addicted to ultra-luxuries), reputedly now the world’s richest person, thanks to skilfully stolen national resources. And it’s likely that his avarice has fed his megalomania, and vice-versa (psychologists would have a field day speculating about the underlying pathology, perhaps a variant of the Small-Man Syndrome). It’s possible that senility is also creeping in. One can only hope that he’s greatly over-estimated the capabilities and motivation of his own gangs, while underestimating the motivation and resourcefulness of his victims (and their potential helpers).
However, something that has been totally overlooked in all the discussions I’ve read about Putin’s latest criminal venture are the incredible national assets of Ukraine, access to which could immensely boost his personal wealth and that of his oligarch cronies. A friend with connections to mining just sent me this:
For those who ask, “Why does Ukraine matter?”, here are some powerful reasons:
It is the second largest European country by area, with a population >40 million, more than Poland.
Regarding minerals, Ukraine ranks:
1st in Europe in proven recoverable reserves of uranium ores;
2nd largest iron ore reserves in the world (30 billion tons);
2nd place in Europe and 10th place in the world in terms of titanium ore reserves;
2nd place in the world in terms of explored reserves of manganese ores (2.3 billion tons, or 12% of the world’s reserves);
2nd place in Europe in terms of mercury ore reserves;
3rd place in Europe (13th place in the world) in shale gas reserves (22 trillion cubic meters;)
4th in the world by the total value of natural resources;
7th place in the world in coal reserves (33.9 billion tons).
Ukraine is an important agricultural country, able to feed 600 million people:
1st in Europe in terms of arable land area;
1st place in the world in exports of sunflower and sunflower oil;
2nd place in the world in barley production and 4th place in barley exports;
3rd place in the world by the area of black soil (25% of world’s volume);
3rd largest producer and 4th largest exporter of corn in the world;
4th largest producer of potatoes in the world;
5th largest rye producer in the world;
5th place in the world in beer production (75,000 tons);
8th place in the world in wheat exports;
9th place in the world in the production of chicken eggs;
16th place in the world in cheese exports.
Ukraine is also an important industrialised country:
1st in Europe in ammonia production;
Europe’s 2nd’s and the world’s 4th largest natural gas pipeline system;
3rd largest in Europe and 8th largest in the world in terms of installed capacity of nuclear power plants;
3rd place in Europe and 11th in the world in terms of rail network length (21,700 km);
3rd place in the world (after the U.S. and France) in production of locators and locating equipment;
3rd largest iron exporter in the world;
4th largest exporter of turbines for nuclear power plants in the world;
4th world’s largest manufacturer of rocket launchers;
4th place in the world in clay exports;
4th place in the world in titanium exports;
8th place in the world in exports of ores and concentrates;
9th place in the world in exports of defence industry products;
10th largest steel producer in the world (32.4 million tons).
Ukraine matters. That is why its independence is important to the rest of the world.
I’d guess Uncle Vlad feels that he deserves some of these riches, and why not? He’s so special . . .
Russian conductor Valery Gergiev was dropped by his management company Sunday over his ties to Russia President Vladimir Putin.
The 68-year-old Russian had been represented since December 2020 by Munich-based Marcus Felsner, who started his own management company that year after leaving Opus3.
“In the light of the criminal war waged by the Russian regime against the democratic and independent nation of Ukraine, and against the European open society as a whole, it has become impossible for us, and clearly unwelcome, to defend the interests of Maestro Gergiev,” Felsner said in a statement.
Gergiev is the music director of the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia, and its White Nights Festival, as well as chief conductor of the Munich Philharmonic. The Hero of Labor of the Russian Federation recipient is close to Putin and expressed support for Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014.
Felsner called Gergiev “the greatest conductor alive and an extraordinary human being with a profound sense of decency” yet criticized Gergiev because he “will not, or cannot, publicly end his long-expressed support for a regime that has come to commit such crimes.”
The move by Gergiev’s management comes just ahead of a Monday deadline Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter imposed on Gergiev to publicly denounce the invasion. If Gergiev does not comply, Reiter has said he will remove him as chief conductor of the Munich Philharmonic.
The new form of virtue-signalling to keep yourself on the right side of the new world order.
People’s need to turn everything into a narrative, cast various players as good guys or bad guys, pick a side as if it’s a sporting contest, it’s natural but unhelpful when trying to figure out what is occurring and the consequences.
And just because somewhere is a corrupt place benefitting Bidens and Clintons doesn’t make it deserving of damnation.
Everywhere is corrupt. Every industry is corrupt.
Don’t choose sides unless you either have a dog in the fight or a clear sight of the global consequences.
My bias is towards whatever keeps the CCP off Taiwan. For purely selfish and personal reasons that I don’t expect others to share.
I expected the Russians to be mopping up by now and Zelensky to be dead or in Paris.
I was wrong. The work now is to find out what I didn’t know that made me wrong.
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Ain’t Karma a b1tch!
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QANTAS undertaking the big issues, Paywallian:
‘The airline has been asked to reconsider if heels and hosiery are necessary for female workers, and allow employees to display preferred pronouns on name tags.’
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Cardimona,
I used some editorial licence with your original article. I hope that is okay.
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Joe Rogan rips into
the Windows ex-pert
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Some memes.
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Using chess terminology, there is a complex game underway. Will one side end up checkmating the other? Will there be any winners or all pawns?
If we follow Fesharaki’s explanation, it seems as if Russia holds the trump card. All the “sanctions” being imposed by the West may just be bluff. Russia will play along till it decides not to. If Europe is so dependent on the oil and gas from Russia, can it really afford to censure Russia?
Meanwhile, Russia will continue to sell to its markets in the East, such as China and Korea.
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If we get rid of Schwab’s minions at the next election, we can get the country back on track to be not just self-sufficient but in a position of dominance, in context to the world.
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March 1, 2022 at 3:03 pm
He’s on rumble and odysee.
Surprise – Miss Ukraine Picking Up AK-47 To Kill HitlerPutin Is Fake
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Some Melbourne spastic*, possibly acting under instruction from Putin, has severed the internets to all of Taswegia moments after Sco “I’m a fucking moron ner ner ner” Mao pledged to prolong a war between Russia and Ukraine by sending cash money to NATO.
* Unable to be identified due to the state being full of spasticated retards
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If we get rid of Schwab’s minions at the next election
That’s 100% of the liars and filth and at least 50% of the LNP.
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Ukraine has got it’ own Bob
Vid at bottom
MOBs
Funny comment said “still coming but might have a few more holes”.
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I never knew if the Daily Beast was satire or not. Probably not
Can’t blame the usual suspects this time.
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Some serious observations in that comment, Arky.
We live in an insta-age. Everyone has an opinion or theory about everything. The moment some thought passes the mind, the world needs to know about it, uncensored. We have the gadgets for it. It can be done with a few clicks at the keyboard/pad. I am glad we have this blog where it is more matter than empty chatter. It moves slowly, but there is plenty to catch up on.
Two years ago, February-March 2020, there was confusion about the virus. Those who were prepared to read, research and also willing to listen to others who were sharing their research results, were the ones who quickly learned it was a scamdemic. The ones who rushed in thinking they know all, were the ones who fell for the government and media fear campaign.
In the case of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it is early days, yet. Make time to take in information from reliable sources, without judgement. Many have biases and agendas. The truth will fall into place, when the time is right.
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Thanks, Steve.
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Whole state has come to a standstill because people don’t have cash, can’t access money and, can’t facebook the ordeal.
Welcome to the future.
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Tulsi Gabbard
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With Tucker Carlson
This could have been avoided
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On Twitter
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We’re in this.
It’s now academic whether or not the West should have backed Zelenski.
It’s also irrelevant that our elites are a bunch of turd munching, dissembling parasites.
We have to beat the Russians or suffer the consequences, which will be dire.
I back us. Out of self interest and necessity, reluctantly and with the taste of bile in my mouth after the last two years of utter shite.
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Salty picks up c. 25k live YouTube viewers then switches to Rumble, cutting his YouTube feed, which he announces beforehand.
His home page always links to the Rumble video.
saltmustflow.com
Salty LIVE out rates CNN on occasion, with YouTube usually under-reporting his audience by c. 20%.
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Ok, I’ll bite.
Enlighten us on these ‘dire consequences’.
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How fitting for today…
Horror Movie by Skyhooks song with 1926 Bat-Man vision.
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Imagine the productivity hit that Tasmania would have suffered this afternoon.
boom tish
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zoe daniels and allegra spender, 2 of holmes-a court’s political sluts, declaring the recent floods are due to AGW. Ghastly slags. Some facts. These are terrible floods no doubt but are dwarfed by previous efforts. Lismore got 146.8mm on the 24/2/2022, that’s just under 5″. By comparison the East coast of Australia and particularly the Hunter Valley flooded every year from 1949 – 1955, with the 55 flood being the big one. In Singleton and the Hunter catchment on the 23/2/1955 11″ or 275mm fell. However the Australian record was at Crohamhurst, north of Brisbane and near the Glass house Mts, which recorded 907mm or 36″ on the 3/2/1893.
These rich spoilt kunts and brats like zoe and allegra and popgun are the scum of the Earth. I bet popgun has diesel generators at his $100 million house in Sydney so when they get their way and the lights go out his lights will stay on. The other 2 rich bitches will no doubt have their back-ups as well.
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Donald Trump Announces 2024 Presidential Run
Brian Craig
Cop that, Zoe Daniels!
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It is good news to hear that there is going to be a new surgeon in the state. Benefits the health service and people requiring surgery.
So, why am I confused by this story?
NSW medical graduate set to become first Indigenous female surgeon
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The US People’s Convoy is due in the capital on March 5.
This is the route.
Part of the convoy.
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Second lot of tools bought.
I promised to update cats on my attempt to replace everything without purchasing anything made in China.
Today I could no longer wait for insurance so replaced the little portable toolkit for throwing in the car or doing small repairs around the house:
Checker plate toolbox, Rhino, made in Australia $122.
Stanley ring and open enders, Taiwan $99.
Stanley 3/8 socket set, Taiwan, $69.
Multigrip pliers, NWS, Germany, $52.48.
Shifting spanned, Eclipse, Taiwan, $28.90.
Allen Keys, metric and AF, Bondhaus, USA, $24.85.
Screwdriver bit holder, Wigan, Germany, $23.22.
Stanley knife, USA, $9.90.
Hacksaw, Spear and Jackson’s, India, $9.85.
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Special Scamic Edition
Moja
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Mbili
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Tatu
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Dr Sam Bailey
Conscience and Vaccines by Father Ambrose
This is the essay that Dr Bailey is reading from.
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Good stuff from Tulsi.
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I watch the Indian channels for a slightly less biased reporting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz07GzzX7ps
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Floods in Lismore, NSW
The scale
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Break time
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How luggage is stored in an airplane
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Top 10 Iconic Fred Astaire Dance Scenes
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Here is me contemplating what seasoning I’ll put on my chips.
Gallipoli 2015 The Nek Soundtrack – Stephen Rae
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Not confusing at all. From that one person a whole nation has sprung.
Wiradjuri country is country NSW. Now learn the new names
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Paywallian
WTF for?
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Looking at photo only, I would have guessed Scandinavian heritage.
How wrong I was.
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Here is a comment on Quadrant, article by Mervyn Bendle.
I think the wealth of Ukraine is something we all need to understand re this conflict. Obviously, Ukraine has its bloodsucking Oligarchs as well, and maybe Russia was ‘entitled’ to Russian-language areas on its border, and in Crimea and its port. But to invade a sovereign nation as a whole because its wealth is looking good, that deserves condemnation in my book, and I pity the Ukrainian people. Look out Australia with China looking at our wealth too.
I confine myself to commenting on Quadrant these days, can’t stand the nastiness on what was once a playful and fun site called Catallaxy Files (now often in it’s flash Cat iteration Epilepsy Files in my book) but this list is worth getting out there for people to consider and Adam’s site is at least spared the bullying of the dickless upticks.
pmprociv – 28th February 2022
Fascinating stuff, while also increasingly depressing. However, I can’t help thinking much of this sophistry is simply a smokescreen. There’s no doubt that Putin must be one of the world’s smartest and best-connected street-thugs. He’s also incredibly avaricious (and addicted to ultra-luxuries), reputedly now the world’s richest person, thanks to skilfully stolen national resources. And it’s likely that his avarice has fed his megalomania, and vice-versa (psychologists would have a field day speculating about the underlying pathology, perhaps a variant of the Small-Man Syndrome). It’s possible that senility is also creeping in. One can only hope that he’s greatly over-estimated the capabilities and motivation of his own gangs, while underestimating the motivation and resourcefulness of his victims (and their potential helpers).
However, something that has been totally overlooked in all the discussions I’ve read about Putin’s latest criminal venture are the incredible national assets of Ukraine, access to which could immensely boost his personal wealth and that of his oligarch cronies. A friend with connections to mining just sent me this:
For those who ask, “Why does Ukraine matter?”, here are some powerful reasons:
It is the second largest European country by area, with a population >40 million, more than Poland.
Regarding minerals, Ukraine ranks:
1st in Europe in proven recoverable reserves of uranium ores;
2nd largest iron ore reserves in the world (30 billion tons);
2nd place in Europe and 10th place in the world in terms of titanium ore reserves;
2nd place in the world in terms of explored reserves of manganese ores (2.3 billion tons, or 12% of the world’s reserves);
2nd place in Europe in terms of mercury ore reserves;
3rd place in Europe (13th place in the world) in shale gas reserves (22 trillion cubic meters;)
4th in the world by the total value of natural resources;
7th place in the world in coal reserves (33.9 billion tons).
Ukraine is an important agricultural country, able to feed 600 million people:
1st in Europe in terms of arable land area;
1st place in the world in exports of sunflower and sunflower oil;
2nd place in the world in barley production and 4th place in barley exports;
3rd place in the world by the area of black soil (25% of world’s volume);
3rd largest producer and 4th largest exporter of corn in the world;
4th largest producer of potatoes in the world;
5th largest rye producer in the world;
5th place in the world in beer production (75,000 tons);
8th place in the world in wheat exports;
9th place in the world in the production of chicken eggs;
16th place in the world in cheese exports.
Ukraine is also an important industrialised country:
1st in Europe in ammonia production;
Europe’s 2nd’s and the world’s 4th largest natural gas pipeline system;
3rd largest in Europe and 8th largest in the world in terms of installed capacity of nuclear power plants;
3rd place in Europe and 11th in the world in terms of rail network length (21,700 km);
3rd place in the world (after the U.S. and France) in production of locators and locating equipment;
3rd largest iron exporter in the world;
4th largest exporter of turbines for nuclear power plants in the world;
4th world’s largest manufacturer of rocket launchers;
4th place in the world in clay exports;
4th place in the world in titanium exports;
8th place in the world in exports of ores and concentrates;
9th place in the world in exports of defence industry products;
10th largest steel producer in the world (32.4 million tons).
Ukraine matters. That is why its independence is important to the rest of the world.
I’d guess Uncle Vlad feels that he deserves some of these riches, and why not? He’s so special . . .
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Maybe we should give this war a miss
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A Russian conductor has been dropped by a management company over his ties to Putin
The new form of virtue-signalling to keep yourself on the right side of the new world order.
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Oh God
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Good to see you, Elizabeth. 😘
All the best to both of you.
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“In the light of the criminal war waged by the Russian regime against the democratic and independent nation of Ukraine…”
lol
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This one has to sting, lol
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Hopefully we get to see a behind scenes in the future…especially the choir.
Thomas Bergersen – Made of Fire
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He’s good
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