Russia cuts Poland and Bulgaria off from Natural Gas
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Brrrr gonna be a cold winter. They need @America 1st to supply some firewood today. International wood supplier on this lil board
Next winter will be rough but the electrical grid will fail soon, cuz they keep closing nuclear power and coal plants.
Yeah when they think wind and solar will out perform nuclear you have morons in charge. Solar has a legit application but you have to build enormous storage. I don't believe the tech is out there to even store 50% of what they could get. It is as strange as the people putting panels on their house. I get they can sell it back but you really need storage rather than on going shipments of electricity imho
Yep, trying to keep a sustainable value to the ruble. They've actually been allowed to make several bond payments in rubles in lieu of dollars to cover debts recently.
As long as the ruble is accepted/used in trade a value remains.
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Oil prices back over $100/brl
Green will NEVER provide the same as Nuclear. NEVER
I'm trying to figure how this plays out.
The ruble just hit a record high vs the Euro. The information just said the printed to much money. Upside down world
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It’s also now backed by gold
I feel bad for the people but one thing Putin has 100% right is his fuck the NWO attitude and he’s doing a damned good job pissing them off.
Welcome. And agreed
Who says they haven't already paid our politicians back?
It would take something like 125% of all US LNG shipments to replace Russian gas. Of course we can't send all our exports there and the truth is that there is now way to replace Russian gas. Cost is 4 times more than pipeline gas from Russia. The electricity grid will fail and heavy industry will have to shut down in Germany and several other countries. I truthfully don't want Putin to win but the reality is the EU needs Putin.
5 points isn’t hardly a blip compared to the long term benefits of getting away from Russia and their dirty energy!
In the face of supply chains already fubar that would not be good to say the least.
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