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So the G7 created mass poverty in their own countries with actions in support of corrupt Non EU nation Ukraine, in return for giving energy to Ukraine while upto one in five G7 citizens are freezing because they can’t afford energy?

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It's a tough neighborhood, reminds many of Afghanistan, perpetual chaos, sustainable private sector led re-development will require real solutions to permanently solve diplomatically the ongoing conflict with Russia.

Won't happen ANYTIME before LATE January 2025, no credit will be given to #46, hell could freeze over before that'll happen, meanwhile rising interest rates, inflation, market volatility and sell offs, it's all coming as a result of this US led proxy war against Russia.

Resource and commodity rich low debt countries will do far better in such global turbulence and Ukraine won't be able to reliably keep the lights on in the meanwhile as its population flees to safety abroad.

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It's a tough neighborhood, reminds many of Afghanistan, perpetual chaos, sustainable private sector led re-development will require real solutions to permanently solve diplomatically the ongoing conflict with Russia.

It reminds people of Afghanistan because a terrorist state, Russia, decided to try to wipe Ukraine off of the map. Real solutions require a military to throw the war criminals out. Re-development should come from war reparations.

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So the G7 created mass poverty in their own countries with actions in support of corrupt Non EU nation Ukraine, in return for giving energy to Ukraine while upto one in five G7 citizens are freezing because they can’t afford energy?

It's almost as if countries care about their territorial integrity and not being ruled from Moscow.

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Ukraine is finished, waste of tax payers money, retract the deal.

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Ukraine is far from finished.

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"The goal is NOT to win the war. The goal is to USE the war to wash money out of the tax bases of the United States and out of the tax bases of European countries and back into the hands of a Transnational Security Elite. THAT is the goal. To have an ENDLESS war, NOT a SUCCESSFUL war."  

Stop the War    Interview - 8 October 2011

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wallace

Watch this space, I’m afraid it’s true whoever likes it as the coming months will show unless the west sends troops in.

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FFS

even if Putin occupies the whole of Ukraine he will never be able to occupy the mind and hearts of the Ukrainians.

My own grandfather lived under Russian oppression in the Baltic states. He was forced to serve in the Russian navy.

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wallace

Not saying he will mate but Zelensky is making mistakes at the moment. He was advised to make a tactical withdrawal from Bahmut but instead he losing hundreds of his well trained soldiers daily. It takes months to train up new troops. He doesn’t see his people as expendable as Putin does and Putin has far more people to push forward and as we all know he cares nothing about losses, a Russian leaders trait seen over the least century.

I have friends living in Former East Germany and I have visited them and seen some of the areas that were built by Soviets, ghastly places. However they were almost powerless to do anything about their situation at the time.

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Peace can only begin when Putin calls a ceasefire.

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Peace can only begin when Putin calls a ceasefire.

No, peace can only begin when Putin thinks he might lose Crimea.

Until that happens, there will be no ceasefire.

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