Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 8

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@Cosmik Debris laughing at USD 9.2billion loss for the Russian central bank???

Checks the Fed.....

Lol... How's your pension???

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Opinion | For the First Time, the Fed Is Losing Money

Thanks to interest-rate risk exposure, the central bank will soon have negative equity capital.
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The Fed did generate profits, which it sent to the Treasury, every year from 1916 on—until last fall. In a development previously unheard of, the Federal Reserve has suffered operating losses of about $42 billion since September 2022 .
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Cosmik Debris said:
@Paulsie Care to tell us about your sure thing Ruble investments you were bragging about?
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Paulsie said:
@Cosmik Debris laughing at USD 9.2billion loss for the Russian central bank???

Checks the Fed.....

Lol... How's your pension???

www.wsj.com

Opinion | For the First Time, the Fed Is Losing Money

Thanks to interest-rate risk exposure, the central bank will soon have negative equity capital.
www.wsj.com www.wsj.com
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My pension is doing great in Pounds on the Isle of Man. I can draw on it at any ATM in the world converted to local currency except in Russia and some other countries nobody wants to visit. How's your pension doing in Rubles in Moscow and can you draw it from an ATM in any country people want to visit?
 

Russia Travel Advisory​



U.S. citizens should depart Russia immediately via one of the limited commercial options still available. U.S. Citizens wishing to depart Russia have several options listed below. The situation on Russian borders is constantly evolving, and this page will be updated regularly to reflect these changes
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Cosmik Debris said:
My pension is doing great in Pounds on the Isle of Man. I can draw on it at any ATM in the world converted to local currency except in Russia and some other countries nobody wants to visit. How's your pension doing in Rubles in Moscow and can you draw it from an ATM in any country people want to visit?
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I don't receive any pension. I'm still in the "brain regenerative stage".
 
Paulsie said:
I don't receive any pension. I'm still in the "brain regenerative stage".
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Oh, I still work internationally on the work I choose to do if it's worth my while. Why do you think I was absent here for a while? That money goes straight to my pension too. I have never left the brain regenerative stage.

Now tell us how well your Ruble investments are doing and stop deflecting.
 
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Solovyov complains the Slovaks "marched with Hitler on September 1st 1939, the fascist scumbags".

He seems to have forgotten to mention that the Russians marched into Poland with Hitler on the 17th September 1939, the Red fascist murderous scumbags.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1641143602318278677
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One less country where these propagandists can go on holiday.
 
tetrasect said:
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Imagine being able to put pen to paper when you know you are signing away the lives of thousands and thousands of your countrymen. To protect nothing but your own hide...

Russia is not in danger, because the "West" is not Russia. Take Nazi Germany. The Allied countries defeated them. Russia annexed part of Germany. The "West" on the other hand spent many billions (1940 billions) to build the rest up again while Russia did its level best to brainwash as many East Germans as possible. Germany had debt to pay back, but it managed to, and it was left it free, but for Russia. And the "West" even worked to get East Germany freed eventually. The same is true for Russia. The "West" is not interested in any part of Russia apart from possible trade. Though I can think of an ally of Putin's who might love to annexe part of Russia. If Russia stops their nonsense, then Russia will be better off. Not so much Putin and Co, but Russia as a whole, yes. Continue and things look grim for Russia in the future. The future, when Putin knows he wont be around anymore one might add.
 
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