W.TN.Orange Blood
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This has been debunked, the realities on the ground in besieged cities is all the evidence needed. It's bullshat.Lets play a mental exercise game. Hypothetically, what if the Russians are not going in like bulls in a china shop and wrecking havoc all over the place, but are going in and trying to maintain civil services (water, electricity, gas, hospitals, etc)? What if they are moving in methodically and doing their best to not break any eggs because they have no interest in destroying or rebuilding Ukraine? They could easily pull a shock and awe like attack and level the entire place and create a humanitarian catastrophe, but that isn't necessarily happening right now.
Diplomacy? In order for there to be real discussion the gun must be lowered first. There is no diplomacy without a cease fire and de-escalation.Oh, I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm pointing out that they have cornered themselves into no other reasonable option but to increase domestic output. All other reasonable import options are closing up... or they could lift these sanctions and try real diplomacy for a change. If they can humble themselves to go to Iran, Maduro and the Saudis, then he could do the same with Putin and Lavrov and work out a resolution to this entire mess.
Oh, I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm pointing out that they have cornered themselves into no other reasonable option but to increase domestic output. All other reasonable import options are closing up... or they could lift these sanctions and try real diplomacy for a change. If they can humble themselves to go to Iran, Maduro and the Saudis, then he could do the same with Putin and Lavrov and work out a resolution to this entire mess.
The reason that U.S. shale producers aren't already producing more is that they know that whenever their increased production is no longer politically convenient for the idiot-in-chief, he will pull the rug out from under them again. You can't make multiple year investments when you're dealing with an administration that is openly hostile to your very existence.Better yet, Biden could try his hand with domestic oil producers. I did see a day ago that at $110/barrel that some shale producers are considering working again. We'd have said at one time things like "bless their hearts" and "that's mighty white of them" ... but some of that's probably too racist now. I'll have to admit this one time on this one topic that there's some blame for prices that don't have to do with the idiot in the WH. Too bad the oil industry is too concentrated, consumers are bent over a barrel (petroleum need is too inelastic), and consumers can't use their own side of the supply and demand equation.
24th and only 28 days in February... these people would lie about the sun rising tomorrow.So Joe is blaming Feb's inflation #s on the Ukraine invasion and sanctions. The invasion began Feb 24 and the bulk of the sanctions occurred then or after.
The March #s is where we'll see the real first impact of these things.
Another lie from Team Biden
Biden suggests Putin and Russia's war in Ukraine responsible for soaring inflation in new report - CNNPolitics
They got that from the US.You call for diplomacy from the west but excuse Russia for unilaterally invading a neighbor. Do you not see how illogical that stance is?
That is interesting. Never considered that angle. Seems logical.The reason that U.S. shale producers aren't already producing more is that they know that whenever their increased production is no longer politically convenient for the idiot-in-chief, he will pull the rug out from under them again. You can't make multiple year investments when you're dealing with an administration that is openly hostile to your very existence.
You mean the same ethnic russians who brought their tanks from the motherland, and lead an armed revolt against Ukraine, and also didnt abide by the Minsk agreement?They got that from the US.
Also, you continue to ignore the Ukrainian govt attacking ethnic Russians since 2014 and not abiding by the Minsk II ceasefire agreements.