More people died and/or were left deformed from Chernobyl than from Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined. I remember doing a report on it in school and finding out that some people in the Pacific Northwest were experiencing problems from irradiated dust particles traced back to the CNPP. It's fucked up just how bad it was and the worldwide impact it had.
They can't trust Ukraine anyway. The Minsk Protocol said they had to be recognized as autonomous (within Ukraine), but Ukraine didn't give a shit (even though they signed as well) until the war broke out.
The minute a passenger plane goes down records are requested to the origin of the birth of a 1/8" spring.
Ironically yes. Even the bullshit cloth masks would be enough. The subsurface particulate Fallout in the exclusion zone is VERY dangerous...if you let it stay on you or breath it in. It's why visitors to the area are required to take showers upon leaving and under no circumstances are allowed to leave designated walking areas. Especially into the red forest. Taking those very basic safety measures though means you will be perfectly fine.
Seems to be a dead cat bounce, that and Russia demanding gas be paid in Rubles, right now Russia and Europe are playing a game of Chicken regarding it.
If you actually do read the thread, he did mention that longer video and other arguments besides "NO BLOOD". So next time, do actually read everything until the end
I seriously doubt that coward ever set foot in anywhere near the frontline. It's not like Kremlin could afford to lose him anyway as well
Holyshit, now those are Cope Cages. Not just WWI, but also the Russo-Japanese War as well? FYI, the japs lost tens of thousands of their soldiers because their command is retarded and ordered their men to charge at the enemies; and because their soldiers fell victims to diseases due to their white rice-only ration giving them Beriberi
Yeah, sure, "recovered"
If it's true. From the article itself:
It could be true. It also could be not be true.
It makes the currency more usable, less redundant. This would cause the ruble's devaluation to decrease, bolstering Russia's faltering economy.
You've become Schrödinger's cat!
Every lefty argument essentially boils down to “Well, yes but it’s not fascism when WE do it!”
iirc them (or a similar site) has subs for a lot of shit, and if you pull down the video including subs you get the full subs (but only ten mins of the video), but then you can graft those subs onto another raw by digging up the cyrillic or somethingIm trying to find good Russian file sharing sites nowdays, so was just wondering!
Something like this but free would be wonderful: https://sovietmoviesonline.com
But I guess the version I'd find in Russia would be without subtitlesThough subtitles are sometimes relatively easy to find.
Keep in mind it was cunts in the Republican Party that kept on blocking it, if it wasn't for someone like Jon Stewart to use his media power to put giant pressure on them.
This is a bit of an oversimplification but, every country in the modern world uses fiat currency which is basically money that's only worth what people, typically (((people))), think it's worth. Think about it like fallout bottle caps. The typical going rate for an item is so many bottle caps because that's what is fairly universally agreed on as being reasonable. Well, let's say some major economic entity decides "we're not going to accept bottle caps for goods anymore, we're going to use shell casings." Well, now you have some goods which you can't buy with bottle caps unless you buy second-hand through some other entity and if you do this, you're going to be paying more bottle caps for the same amount of product. Obviously, this is going to make bottle caps less desirable as a form of currency because you have a certain sector of the market that no longer acknowledges it as having value. Assuming neutral parties between bottle caps and shell casings want to buy the products of the entity only accepting shell casings more than they want to buy products from the entities sticking to bottle caps, they may also start only recognizing shell casings which would start a cascading effect devaluing bottle caps rapidly because you have a growing number of people who no longer see them as being valuable.
Nothing, really. It's just a desperate attempt from Kremlin to prop up their dying currency. No one wants to accept their payment in rubles because no one wanted to accept Rubles as a hard currency. At the end of the day, Russia and everyone else that have rubles in their pocket will trade it for Dollars or Euro before it plunges even more, essentially making the whole thing all for nothing. All the talks about Petrorubles or Petroyuan is just wishful thinking because economist and financial regulators are not dumb people who only read news headlines. In fact, Dollars is actually continuing to rise right now
it forces everyone who wants to buy the gas to first buy rubles on the currency markets
