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Roger A. Shrubber

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Looks like this guy was a Russian link the the American right and KKK and he spread their propaganda to the allies on the right in the west. Trump did too, but he was kinda stupid and only covered the high points, this guy went into detail. Putin had as much trouble as everybody else trying to get Donald to learn anything, even his instructions.

Putin could have done this fucker in, he seems a pretty low priority target for the Ukrainians, even though he preached genocide against them, they have bigger fish to fry.
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Who carried out the attack on Alexander Dugin? | Edward Lucas
17,949 views Aug 22, 2022 "It's more likely to be some sort of internal machination." Russia expert Edward Lucas says the attack on Putin's fascist philosopher Alexander Dugin, which killed his daughter, could be Putin "tidying up on the far right."
supposed to be the work of the NRA the russian National Republican Army...they're claiming responsibility for the string of fires before now, as well.
i hope it's true, and that they're well funded and organized, and they continue to kill oligarchs and putin supporters till they're all fucking dead
 

schuylaar

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Avg. Our women have rights and we didn't have widespread slavery..so not as bad as some id suggest and worse than others. Please keep your MAGA.
You don't have customs and border patrol and spend billions on protecting the border? I remember something about a wall and cages...
Don't hate because ours is effective and cheaper.
Hasn't everyone tried moonshine? Lots of people have still's these days. I prefer beer and wine.
No I've never tried moonshine; my mom was a functioning alcoholic and I decided long ago that life is not for me.

I hear it's worse than heroin to quit.
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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Been noticing loads of droughts in the news lately, seems the three major economies, China, Europe and USA are both being hit really hard.
I have a suspicion we won't know it is too late until it is too late.
some of us already know it, but our representatives seem to be bought off by big business who would rather make money than survive to spend it...
 

schuylaar

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Been noticing loads of droughts in the news lately, seems the three major economies, China, Europe and USA are both being hit really hard.
I have a suspicion we won't know it is too late until it is too late.
Over the weekend the Southwest was hit hard with rain and ground so dry, no absorbing that. Colorado river needs water they've been talking about a reduction to states South and West of Colorado.
 

printer

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Russia accuses Ukrainian agents of killing daughter of Putin ally
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) on Monday accused Ukrainian secret services of killing the daughter of an influential ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin known as “Putin’s brain.” The FSB told Russian news outlet Tass that a Ukrainian named Natalia Voyk was behind the killing of TV commentator and journalist Daria Dugina, who died after a bomb exploded in her car on Saturday night.

Russia’s intelligence agency said Voyk fled to Estonia after the killing. The FSB said they are seeking her extradition.
The Hill could not immediately verify the claims and the Tass did not share any evidence from the FSB.
Ukraine has denied involvement in the attack through a statement from Mykhailo Podolyak, a top presidential adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

“We are not a criminal state, unlike Russia, and definitely not a terrorist state,” Podolyak said on Ukrainian national television, according to Al Jazeera.

Dugina, 29, was the daughter of Alexander Dugin, a prominent philosopher and writer who is said to be a close adviser to Putin.

Dugina, who has pushed for the restoration of Russian power and unity, is a supporter of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and manages an ultra-nationalist website called Geopolitica, which spreads propaganda and disinformation about the U.S. and other Western nations. In 2015, the U.S. designated Dugin as a threat to the sovereignty of Ukraine.

Dugina is also a staunch supporter of Russian nationalism and has spread similar rhetoric about Ukraine through the website United World International. The U.S. sanctioned Dugina in March.

Before an alleged remote-controlled bomb exploded in her Toyota Land Cruiser, Dugina attended a literary and musical festival in Moscow with her father on Saturday.

The FSB on Monday said Voyk traveled to Moscow with her teen daughter Sofya Shaban on July 23 and rented an apartment in the same building where Dugina lived, Tass reported. Russia accused Voyk of spying on Dugina.

Russia’s Investigative Committee has launched a more formal investigation into Dugina’s death and the FSB has handed materials and evidence over for the probe, according to Tass.

An unknown Russian group called the National Republican Army claimed responsibility for the attack on Sunday. According to the Kyiv Independent, a former Russian lawmaker confirmed the group was responsible for Dugina’s murder.

U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House intelligence Committee, said he hoped Ukraine was not behind the attack and that it was an internal Russian affair.

“We have seen terrible war crimes by Russia against Ukraine, and Russia should be held accountable,” he told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Sunday. “And I certainly would never want to see anything like an attack on civilians by Ukraine, and hope that their representations are correct.”

Don't blame the Ukrainians, he should not have changed cars.
 

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Turkey doubles Russian oil imports, filling EU void
Turkey doubled its imports of Russian oil this year, Refinitiv Eikon data showed on Monday, as the two countries are set for broader cooperation in business and especially energy trade in the face of western sanctions against Moscow.

Trade between Turkey and Russia has been booming since spring as Turkish companies not banned from dealing with Russian counterparts stepped in to fill the void created by EU businesses leaving Russia after its invasion of Ukraine earlier this year. Russia calls its actions in Ukraine 'a special military operation.'

Turkey increased oil imports from Russia, including Urals and Siberian Light grades, beyond 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) so far this year compared to just 98,000 bpd for the same period of 2021, Refinitiv data showed.

Turkey did not sanction Russia due to its actions in Ukraine, saying it remains reliant on Russian energy supplies.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met early in August and agreed to boost business cooperation.

Turkey's main refiners Tupras and Azerbaijan's SOCAR's STAR refinery significantly increased intake of Russian Urals and Siberian Light oil this year, while decreasing purchases of North Sea, Iraqi and West African grades, the data showed.
Over the last few years, STAR refinery increased purchases of Norway's Johan Sverdrup and Iraqi oil grades, which are close in quality to Urals as Russian oil has been growing in price.

This year, Russian oil prices fell to historical lows against the dated Brent benchmark, while North Sea and Iraqi oil grades prices improved.
STAR refinery is expected to purchase about 90,000 bpd of oil from Russia during January to August 2022 compared to 48,000 bpd during the same period of the last year, Refinitiv Eikon data showed.
Tupras refineries will buy about 111,000 bpd of oil from Russia in January to August this year compared to just 45,000 bpd during the same period last year, according to the data.

"The choice for Turkey's refiners was obvious as they have no limits on Russian oil buying", a trader in the Mediterranean oil market said, who declined to be named as he is not authorized to speak to the press.
He added that good Urals oil refining margins supported Turkey's refiners profits.
Turkey's Energy ministry, Tupras and SOCAR did not immediately respond to Reuters for comments.
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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Russia accuses Ukrainian agents of killing daughter of Putin ally
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) on Monday accused Ukrainian secret services of killing the daughter of an influential ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin known as “Putin’s brain.” The FSB told Russian news outlet Tass that a Ukrainian named Natalia Voyk was behind the killing of TV commentator and journalist Daria Dugina, who died after a bomb exploded in her car on Saturday night.

Russia’s intelligence agency said Voyk fled to Estonia after the killing. The FSB said they are seeking her extradition.
The Hill could not immediately verify the claims and the Tass did not share any evidence from the FSB.
Ukraine has denied involvement in the attack through a statement from Mykhailo Podolyak, a top presidential adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

“We are not a criminal state, unlike Russia, and definitely not a terrorist state,” Podolyak said on Ukrainian national television, according to Al Jazeera.

Dugina, 29, was the daughter of Alexander Dugin, a prominent philosopher and writer who is said to be a close adviser to Putin.

Dugina, who has pushed for the restoration of Russian power and unity, is a supporter of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and manages an ultra-nationalist website called Geopolitica, which spreads propaganda and disinformation about the U.S. and other Western nations. In 2015, the U.S. designated Dugin as a threat to the sovereignty of Ukraine.

Dugina is also a staunch supporter of Russian nationalism and has spread similar rhetoric about Ukraine through the website United World International. The U.S. sanctioned Dugina in March.

Before an alleged remote-controlled bomb exploded in her Toyota Land Cruiser, Dugina attended a literary and musical festival in Moscow with her father on Saturday.

The FSB on Monday said Voyk traveled to Moscow with her teen daughter Sofya Shaban on July 23 and rented an apartment in the same building where Dugina lived, Tass reported. Russia accused Voyk of spying on Dugina.

Russia’s Investigative Committee has launched a more formal investigation into Dugina’s death and the FSB has handed materials and evidence over for the probe, according to Tass.

An unknown Russian group called the National Republican Army claimed responsibility for the attack on Sunday. According to the Kyiv Independent, a former Russian lawmaker confirmed the group was responsible for Dugina’s murder.

U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House intelligence Committee, said he hoped Ukraine was not behind the attack and that it was an internal Russian affair.

“We have seen terrible war crimes by Russia against Ukraine, and Russia should be held accountable,” he told CNN’s Jake Tapper on Sunday. “And I certainly would never want to see anything like an attack on civilians by Ukraine, and hope that their representations are correct.”

Don't blame the Ukrainians, he should not have changed cars.
so, correct me if i'm wrong...but didn't putin put a price on the heads of Zelensky and all his main officers and aids?
so this is just another case of russia being a crying bitch about someone doing to them what they're attempting to do in the first place?
i would prefer it to be an internal russian affair as well, but if it turns out it was Ukraine, who gives a flying motherfuck? hope they do it again, and again, and again, till there are no russian war mongers left to kill
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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Turkey doubles Russian oil imports, filling EU void
Turkey doubled its imports of Russian oil this year, Refinitiv Eikon data showed on Monday, as the two countries are set for broader cooperation in business and especially energy trade in the face of western sanctions against Moscow.

Trade between Turkey and Russia has been booming since spring as Turkish companies not banned from dealing with Russian counterparts stepped in to fill the void created by EU businesses leaving Russia after its invasion of Ukraine earlier this year. Russia calls its actions in Ukraine 'a special military operation.'

Turkey increased oil imports from Russia, including Urals and Siberian Light grades, beyond 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) so far this year compared to just 98,000 bpd for the same period of 2021, Refinitiv data showed.

Turkey did not sanction Russia due to its actions in Ukraine, saying it remains reliant on Russian energy supplies.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met early in August and agreed to boost business cooperation.

Turkey's main refiners Tupras and Azerbaijan's SOCAR's STAR refinery significantly increased intake of Russian Urals and Siberian Light oil this year, while decreasing purchases of North Sea, Iraqi and West African grades, the data showed.
Over the last few years, STAR refinery increased purchases of Norway's Johan Sverdrup and Iraqi oil grades, which are close in quality to Urals as Russian oil has been growing in price.

This year, Russian oil prices fell to historical lows against the dated Brent benchmark, while North Sea and Iraqi oil grades prices improved.
STAR refinery is expected to purchase about 90,000 bpd of oil from Russia during January to August 2022 compared to 48,000 bpd during the same period of the last year, Refinitiv Eikon data showed.
Tupras refineries will buy about 111,000 bpd of oil from Russia in January to August this year compared to just 45,000 bpd during the same period last year, according to the data.

"The choice for Turkey's refiners was obvious as they have no limits on Russian oil buying", a trader in the Mediterranean oil market said, who declined to be named as he is not authorized to speak to the press.
He added that good Urals oil refining margins supported Turkey's refiners profits.
Turkey's Energy ministry, Tupras and SOCAR did not immediately respond to Reuters for comments.
fuck turkey...old school corruption is the base of their whole government, and erdogan is a shitty low level gangster sucking putin's cock
 

BudmanTX

Well-Known Member
Kinda had a feeling that was gonna be a false flag event when i read it....talkin about the Daughter of Dugin attack....

more justisfication for what they are doing in UA.....
 

DIY-HP-LED

Well-Known Member
Cannon fodder required, the Forrest Gumps of Russia will respond, little or no training on a modern battle field means they will be target practice for the Ukrainians. If they have no training, I wonder what their equipment is like?


Russia appeals for new recruits to join Ukraine war effort - BBC News
141,244 views Aug 22, 2022 Russia’s Kremlin has launched an extensive campaign for new recruits to join the Ukraine war effort. Russia does not give numbers, but Western officials say between 70,000 and 80,000 Russian troops have been killed or wounded since it launched its invasion six months ago. In order to attract fresh recruits, the authorities are offering volunteers huge sums of money, plots of land and even premium places for their children in Russian schools. Recruiters have even been visiting Russian prisons to sign up inmates, promising them freedom and money.
 

Roger A. Shrubber

Well-Known Member
Cannon fodder required, the Forrest Gumps of Russia will respond, little or no training on a modern battle field means they will be target practice for the Ukrainians. If they have no training, I wonder what their equipment is like?


Russia appeals for new recruits to join Ukraine war effort - BBC News
141,244 views Aug 22, 2022 Russia’s Kremlin has launched an extensive campaign for new recruits to join the Ukraine war effort. Russia does not give numbers, but Western officials say between 70,000 and 80,000 Russian troops have been killed or wounded since it launched its invasion six months ago. In order to attract fresh recruits, the authorities are offering volunteers huge sums of money, plots of land and even premium places for their children in Russian schools. Recruiters have even been visiting Russian prisons to sign up inmates, promising them freedom and money.
There is going to be a big surge in russian mail order brides again. There are going to be no men left in russia to have children with, putin is going to kill them all, losing in Ukraine.
 

printer

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Bloomberg: China has become dependent on Russia
China is increasing the volume of purchases of Russian energy carriers, which makes Russia the main fuel supplier to China. It is reported by Bloomberg.

“Russia is now China's top fuel supplier, displacing Indonesia after the Southeast Asian country scared away buyers by raising prices. And while crude oil imports from Russia fell from the previous month to 7.15 million tons, they were still 8% higher than a year ago, and the country remains the top producer for Chinese refineries. Imports of gas and coal to China from Russia, according to the publication, increased from 20 to 35 billion dollars a year.

The publication notes that the price of energy imports has been inflated by the global price hike due to the sanctions that many countries have imposed against Russia. According to the latest customs data, from March to July, China increased the volume of gas and coal imported from Russia. Especially the volumes grew against the backdrop of other countries' refusal to purchase Russian resources.

China increased spending on energy from Russia from $4.7 billion in July 2021 to $7.2 billion in July 2022, according to Bloomberg. Thus, deliveries to China amounted to 70% of the total volume of Russian imports.
 

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German chancellor visits Canada in search for alternatives to Russian gas
The German chancellor is visiting Canada on what he has described as an urgent mission to extricate Germany from its dependence on Russian gas and pursue new energy supplies, as pressure mounts on his government to come up with solutions to tackle a looming crisis.
Olaf Scholz and his economy minister, Robert Habeck, accompanied by a team of officials and business leaders, plan to sign a deal to establish hydrogen supply chains as part of Berlin’s efforts to speed up its transition to renewable energy.

On his arrival in Montreal on the two-day visit, Scholz said Canada “has similarly rich natural resources to Russia – but the difference is that it is a reliable democracy”.

Scholz said “new fields of cooperation” had opened up with Canada since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
A priority project, he said, on which the two countries wanted to work closely was the creation of a “hydrogen economy”. An agreement is due to be signed between Montreal and Berlin for the future collaboration on the production and transport of hydrogen. Scholz is also due to discuss the delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Canada to Germany with his counterpart, Justin Trudeau.

Scholz said at the weekend a decision on the nuclear power plants would probably be made in the coming days. But Habeck, the leading Green, stressed this would only help to decrease gas consumption by about 2% and said “for the little it would bring us, it’s the wrong decision”.
The government has dismissed out of hand the idea of resurrecting the defunct Nord Stream 2 project, repeatedly referring to the idea as “morally reprehensible”. But the fact it has been brought up at all illustrates the extent to which the pressure is growing on Scholz to come up with workable strategies to cope with the unprecedented situation, which threatens to plunge the German economy into recession and leave millions facing soaring energy bills and freezing homes.

The deals struck with Canada will do little to help Germany in the near future, with this winter and next expected to be beset by an energy shortage and record prices. The head of the intelligence service has warned of the dangers of unrest from a radicalised minority consisting of rightwing extremists and conspiracy theorists, which he said were planning to exploit the situation. Leading economists have warned that rising energy bills on top of other living cost hikes will push increasing numbers of Germans into poverty and could trigger social unrest.

Against this backdrop the government is keen to stress that once the infrastructure is in place to support hydrogen and LNG Germany will be on a safer footing. The optics of Scholz and Habeck landing in Montreal with their delegation are seen as sending an important immediate message to German voters that the government is taking action. In recent months it has often come across as stunned into stasis as it reeled from the shock realisation that Europe’s largest economy had made itself dangerously dependent on a single energy source in its pursuit of a green transition.
Ahead of the visit, Habeck said Germany was “staring in the face of a very critical winter”.

Habeck told German TV that the rapid filling up of national gas storage facilities – which are currently at just under 80% capacity – was encouraging, but warned that Russia could yet further reduce the flow and there was therefore no room for complacency.
At present only about 20% of the levels of gas due via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline are reaching Germany.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
No I've never tried moonshine; my mom was a functioning alcoholic and I decided long ago that life is not for me.

I hear it's worse than heroin to quit.
having been in both those rodeos, I’d say different but similarly weighted on the physical side.
The wrinkle with alcohol is greater availability. I know where the nine-dollar vodka is, but don’t care to find out who has the smack.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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There is going to be a big surge in russian mail order brides again. There are going to be no men left in russia to have children with, putin is going to kill them all, losing in Ukraine.
If he keeps recruiting from rural distant republics he will piss them off and those returning from Ukraine, if any, will be prime candidates for guerilla fighters.

Donald's next wife is there, if they allow conjugal visits. I don't think Donald will be serving house arrest, he has a large terrorist following and it would be a safety hazard for those guarding him. The number of death threats during his trials will be fantastic and any terrorist acts will weigh on where he goes too IMHO. We will see how hot Donald is to handle in Georgia first I suppose, there is prison time for his election crime and perhaps conspiracy indictments as well over the fake electors. By then Garland should have his ducks lined up over a variety of things, but the secret documents case is the real low hanging fruit for federal indictments. If convicted, Donald will die in prison over it, or be taken out a blubbering basket case and consigned to a nuthouse until he dies. Those secret documents also give the DOJ lot's of leverage over Donald's underlings who were responsible for them, or were involved in their removal or selection for removal from the WH.
 

plantinggreen

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