Maybe he is trying to lull people into a false sense of 'security'?
Or maybe he is just carrying on his fantasy of nothing untoward currently being done?
In his fantasy he is just doing to Ukraine what is right and justified.
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Maybe he is trying to lull people into a false sense of 'security'?
Didn't think I would live long enough to see the US fighting on the right side for once. Well done Old Sleepy Uncle Joe.
I wonder if he could give me the next Lotto numbersThe Mindsweep wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 7:37 am This guy is astonishing. From last year and his predictions, down to the finite details, have been spot on. Even talks about Kuril
It looks like the Germans may be resisting, and are even contemplating nationalising Gazprom and Rosneft assets located within its territory. But it may not matter in the long run.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 7:48 pm Europe told to pay for gas in roubles or be cut off. Expect the Germans to bow to their demands.
I thought the dictators in the ME were ramping up production and the US were releasing a million barrels a day from strategic reserves (is that in the 10%).Dunners wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 12:59 pmIt looks like the Germans may be resisting, and are even contemplating nationalising Gazprom and Rosneft assets located within its territory. But it may not matter in the long run.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 7:48 pm Europe told to pay for gas in roubles or be cut off. Expect the Germans to bow to their demands.
Due to a combination of factors, from sanctions, western energy companies abandoning operations in Russia, shipping insurance etc, within a few weeks we're going to lose between 4million and 5million barrels per day of Russian crude from global markets. The US is going to increase gas imports to European partners but that will only plug about 10% of the shortfall. And it's probably not something the US can sustain forever. This is going to be catastrophic.
Add to that, the collapse in wheat output later this year and a severe (yet strangely under-reported) shortage of fertiliser. Earlier in this thread I suggested that global famine was possible as a knock-on consequence of this war. I now think that it's probable.
So what's that going to mean for Stocks and Shares - it's that last minute "use your ISA allowance" time of the year and I want to know how best to put by some cash.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:17 pmI thought the dictators in the ME were ramping up production and the US were releasing a million barrels a day from strategic reserves (is that in the 10%).Dunners wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 12:59 pmIt looks like the Germans may be resisting, and are even contemplating nationalising Gazprom and Rosneft assets located within its territory. But it may not matter in the long run.Long slender neck wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 7:48 pm Europe told to pay for gas in roubles or be cut off. Expect the Germans to bow to their demands.
Due to a combination of factors, from sanctions, western energy companies abandoning operations in Russia, shipping insurance etc, within a few weeks we're going to lose between 4million and 5million barrels per day of Russian crude from global markets. The US is going to increase gas imports to European partners but that will only plug about 10% of the shortfall. And it's probably not something the US can sustain forever. This is going to be catastrophic.
Add to that, the collapse in wheat output later this year and a severe (yet strangely under-reported) shortage of fertiliser. Earlier in this thread I suggested that global famine was possible as a knock-on consequence of this war. I now think that it's probable.
It looks like we will have to eat more insects and less Donalds.
Do what Churchill did during a war when cities were reduced to rubble. Invest in Portland Cement.StillSpike wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 3:46 pmSo what's that going to mean for Stocks and Shares - it's that last minute "use your ISA allowance" time of the year and I want to know how best to put by some cash.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:17 pmI thought the dictators in the ME were ramping up production and the US were releasing a million barrels a day from strategic reserves (is that in the 10%).Dunners wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 12:59 pm
It looks like the Germans may be resisting, and are even contemplating nationalising Gazprom and Rosneft assets located within its territory. But it may not matter in the long run.
Due to a combination of factors, from sanctions, western energy companies abandoning operations in Russia, shipping insurance etc, within a few weeks we're going to lose between 4million and 5million barrels per day of Russian crude from global markets. The US is going to increase gas imports to European partners but that will only plug about 10% of the shortfall. And it's probably not something the US can sustain forever. This is going to be catastrophic.
Add to that, the collapse in wheat output later this year and a severe (yet strangely under-reported) shortage of fertiliser. Earlier in this thread I suggested that global famine was possible as a knock-on consequence of this war. I now think that it's probable.
It looks like we will have to eat more insects and less Donalds.
Or, should I just invest in crossbows and other weaponry?
You can probably get some good deals on Russian bonds.StillSpike wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 3:46 pmSo what's that going to mean for Stocks and Shares - it's that last minute "use your ISA allowance" time of the year and I want to know how best to put by some cash.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:17 pmI thought the dictators in the ME were ramping up production and the US were releasing a million barrels a day from strategic reserves (is that in the 10%).Dunners wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 12:59 pm
It looks like the Germans may be resisting, and are even contemplating nationalising Gazprom and Rosneft assets located within its territory. But it may not matter in the long run.
Due to a combination of factors, from sanctions, western energy companies abandoning operations in Russia, shipping insurance etc, within a few weeks we're going to lose between 4million and 5million barrels per day of Russian crude from global markets. The US is going to increase gas imports to European partners but that will only plug about 10% of the shortfall. And it's probably not something the US can sustain forever. This is going to be catastrophic.
Add to that, the collapse in wheat output later this year and a severe (yet strangely under-reported) shortage of fertiliser. Earlier in this thread I suggested that global famine was possible as a knock-on consequence of this war. I now think that it's probable.
It looks like we will have to eat more insects and less Donalds.
Or, should I just invest in crossbows and other weaponry?
Oh dear. We may have to chose between bombing the Arab states, or making friends with the Iranians.
If I had some spare cash, I’d be buying up some BTC.StillSpike wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 3:46 pmSo what's that going to mean for Stocks and Shares - it's that last minute "use your ISA allowance" time of the year and I want to know how best to put by some cash.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:17 pmI thought the dictators in the ME were ramping up production and the US were releasing a million barrels a day from strategic reserves (is that in the 10%).Dunners wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 12:59 pm
It looks like the Germans may be resisting, and are even contemplating nationalising Gazprom and Rosneft assets located within its territory. But it may not matter in the long run.
Due to a combination of factors, from sanctions, western energy companies abandoning operations in Russia, shipping insurance etc, within a few weeks we're going to lose between 4million and 5million barrels per day of Russian crude from global markets. The US is going to increase gas imports to European partners but that will only plug about 10% of the shortfall. And it's probably not something the US can sustain forever. This is going to be catastrophic.
Add to that, the collapse in wheat output later this year and a severe (yet strangely under-reported) shortage of fertiliser. Earlier in this thread I suggested that global famine was possible as a knock-on consequence of this war. I now think that it's probable.
It looks like we will have to eat more insects and less Donalds.
Or, should I just invest in crossbows and other weaponry?
Funnily enough, I watched "Trust No One" on that Netflix this evening. Astounding how gullible those crypto bros were.Gary the Plumber wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 10:27 pmIf I had some spare cash, I’d be buying up some BTC.StillSpike wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 3:46 pmSo what's that going to mean for Stocks and Shares - it's that last minute "use your ISA allowance" time of the year and I want to know how best to put by some cash.Max B Gold wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:17 pm
I thought the dictators in the ME were ramping up production and the US were releasing a million barrels a day from strategic reserves (is that in the 10%).
It looks like we will have to eat more insects and less Donalds.
Or, should I just invest in crossbows and other weaponry?
This is not financial advice, I am merely stating what I would do.
Who is this "we" ?
This is horrendous. To see bodies of humans scattered all over the road and pavement, is awful. SickeningThe Mindsweep wrote: ↑Sun Apr 03, 2022 10:21 am The reality of war. I hope I never live in a country where a scene like this happens. Can't imagine what it fees like to be involved in this horror