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  1. You are naive to think that any of the global majority nations will stop trade with China. Practically all nations, including the US has acknowledged that Taiwan is part of China and any invasion (which won’t happen unless it tries to secede which it won’t) will just be considered a domestic affair. I doubt that even western nations will boycott trade with China. They are just too dependent.
  2. Exactly right. China has waited 70 years, what’s another 50 or so. All this talk about China invading one of its own provinces is just BS sprouted by western msm, initiated by the US deep state/neocons to destabilise the region and to keep the mic relevant.
  3. So, did Zelensky’s trip to the US achieve anything other than to PO the POTUS?
  4. 9% inflation is not too bad. Eggs in America are now considered a luxury item. My daughters in the UK tells me that prices have risen so much that they are even thinking of relocating to Asia. I also heard that prices of electricity have doubled in some Baltic states. My local khao soi shop has increased their price by almost 15%.
  5. Half truth Russian propaganda? Even the VPOTUS publicly stated the lack of democracy in Romania. Are American leaders now also Putin shills? My God, some of you guys are so wrapped up in your own narrative, you sound like a cultist. At least you’re in good company on AN.
  6. Free democratic elections… like cancelling elections in Romania when the wrong candidate is in the lead? Like trying to ban the 2nd most popular party in Germany? Like electing a President who has effectively divided his country in two and threatening to militarily, if needed, to embark on a land grab of what are supposedly allies? Not to mention that keeping the conflict going means continuing martial law = no elections = staying on as President indefinitely. What a great system for dictators.
  7. Mm… Russia’s inflation rate has fallen from about 18% 3 yrs ago to single digit today. Seems they’re managing well despite a rising GDP.Oil and gas revenues have returned to pre-conflict levels so lots of income coming in. Depreciation of the rouble has also helped exports.
  8. 3 years ago, if Zelensky had agreed to the Istanbul deal, he would have kept his lands AND minerals and most of his men. Now, a lot of that is gone and Ukraine still won’t be in NATO. And these people are supposed to be leaders? No wonder the west is in decline.
  9. Except that this time, the defenders of the free world won’t have the ghost army to help them repel the orcs. They marched to Mount Doom (Kursk) thinking they have a cunning plan to destroy the ring (the Russian economy) but it turned out that the ring was a Chinese ripoff and the real ring was with Sauron (Trump) all along. I think Zelensky fancies himself more as a Aragorn than a mere steward.
  10. From the OP; She argued that firms such as Centrica and Norwegian-owned Equinor, the UK’s largest gas supplier, are capitalizing on high prices while millions struggle. “It is therefore crucial that the government presses on with plans to fix this broken system and boost our energy security by rapidly increasing our supply of homegrown clean energy to free us from expensive gas and bring down bills for everyone for good,” she said. Tim Jarvis, Ofgem’s markets director general, acknowledged the difficulties consumers face, calling the rise “very unwelcome.” He explained that the regulator was forced to act due to substantial increases in wholesale gas prices. I wonder why that is. Last time I checked, China and India were buying gas on the cheap from that gas station masquerading as a country. I also heard that the Baltic states are recently paying double for their energy bills, much to EU’s delight.
  11. I may be hilarious but you are just plain sad. I never ever bothered about how many EVs were sold compared to ICEVs nor do I care (or believe) in the second coming (actually, a case can be made that if JC was an alien, then it’s conceivable that one of his kin might visit Earth a second time). All I can say is that having owned many ICEVs in the past, ranging from a claptrap like the Daihatsu Charade to premium European (German) cars, my current (very affordable) EV and PHEV suits my requirements to a T as well as providing excellent comfort and performance and technological advancements. I’ve never been on an oil rig; I would never comment on what the conditions are like. It’s clear you’ve never driven an EV; yet you criticise them. Sad…
  12. What behaviour in Africa and Asia? Surely you are not referring to the debt trap myth? BRICS IS set up to promote the values as I stated. It might not be perfect nor get it right every time but that’s the underlying objective. Why else would so many countries want to join it? I don’t see many countries rushing to join any western economic bloc. You are missing a key point in all of these. A country’s political persuasion or system is irrelevant when it comes to BRICS. Communist, socialist, nationalist or democratic, it makes no difference. It is apolitical, non interference. It’s about trade, equally and fairly.
  13. To quote @josephbloggs, literally no one on here who drives an EV cares…
  14. Highlighted text above. Exactly. Western countries concerned. What are they actually concerned about? Other than losing their hegemonic status?
  15. The other group voted for Harris. I guess their IQ was not any higher lol.
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