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Gold-backed ruble could be a gamechanger (INTERVIEW)
Linking the currency to gold and energy is a paradigm shift for the global economy, a precious metals analyst tells RT

The Bank of Russia has resumed gold purchases this week, but more importantly, the regulator is doing so at a fixed price of 5,000 rubles ($59) per 1 gram between March 28 and June 30, raising the possibility of Russia returning to the gold standard for the first time in over a century.

If the country takes the next step, as has been proposed this week, to sell its commodities priced in rubles, these combined moves could have huge implications for the ruble, the US dollar, and the global economy.

To get some answers, RT spoke to precious metals analyst Ronan Manly at BullionStar Singapore.

— Why is setting a fixed price for gold in rubles significant?

By offering to buy gold from Russian banks at a fixed price of 5,000 rubles per gram, the Bank of Russia has both linked the ruble to gold and, since gold trades in US dollars, set a floor price for the ruble in terms of the US dollar.

We can see this linkage in action since Friday 25 March when the Bank of Russia made the fixed price announcement. The ruble was trading at around 100 to the US dollar at that time, but has since strengthened and is nearing 80 to the US dollar. Why? Because gold has been trading on international markets at about US$62 per gram which is equivalent to (5,000 / 62) = about 80.5, and markets and arbitrage traders have now taken note, driving the RUB/USD exchange rate higher.

So the ruble now has a floor to the US dollars, in terms of gold. But gold also has a floor, so to speak, because 5,000 rubles per gram is 155,500 rubles per troy ounce of gold, and with a RUB/USD floor of about 80, that’s a gold price of around $1,940. And if the Western paper gold markets of LBMA/COMEX try to drive the US dollar gold price lower, they will have to try to weaken the ruble as well or else the paper manipulations will be out in the open.

Additionally, with the new gold to ruble linkage, if the ruble continues to strengthen (for example due to demand created by obligatory energy payments in rubles), this will also be reflected in a stronger gold price.

— What does it mean for oil?

Russia is the world’s largest natural gas exporter and the world’s third largest oil exporter. We are seeing right now that Putin is demanding that foreign buyers (importers of Russian gas) must pay for this natural gas using rubles. This immediately links the price of natural gas to rubles and (because of the fixed link to gold) to the gold price. So Russian natural gas is now linked via the ruble to gold.

The same can now be done with Russian oil. If Russia begins to demand payment for oil exports with rubles, there will be an immediate indirect peg to gold (via the fixed price ruble – gold connection). Then Russia could begin accepting gold directly in payment for its oil exports. In fact, this can be applied to any commodities, not just oil and natural gas.

— What does that mean for the price of gold?

By playing both sides of the equation, i.e. linking the ruble to gold and then linking energy payments to the ruble, the Bank of Russia and the Kremlin are fundamentally altering the entire working assumptions of the global trade system while accelerating change in the global monetary system. This wall of buyers in search of physical gold to pay for real commodities could certainly torpedo and blow up the paper gold markets of the LBMA and COMEX.

The fixed peg between the ruble and gold puts a floor on the RUB/USD rate but also a quasi-floor on the US dollar gold price. But beyond this, the linking of gold to energy payments is the main event. While increased demand for rubles should continue to strengthen the RUB/USD rate and show up as a higher gold price, due to the fixed ruble - gold linkage, if Russia begins to accept gold directly as a payment for oil, then this would be a new paradigm shift for the gold price as it would link the oil price directly to the gold price.

For example, Russia could start by specifying that it will now accept 1 gram of gold per barrel of oil. It doesn’t have to be 1 gram but would have to be a discounted offer to the current crude benchmark price so as to promote take up, e.g. 1.2 grams per barrel. Buyers would then scramble to buy physical gold to pay for Russian oil exports, which in turn would create huge strains in the paper gold markets of London and New York where the entire ‘gold price’ discovery is based on synthetic and fractionally-backed cash-settled unallocated ‘gold’ and gold price ‘derivatives.

— What does it mean for the ruble?

Linking the ruble to gold via the Bank of Russia’s fixed price has now put a floor under the RUB/USD rate, and thereby stabilized and strengthened the ruble. Demanding that natural gas exports are paid for in rubles (and possibly oil and other commodities down the line) will again act as stabilization and support. If a majority of the international trading system begins accepting these rubles for commodity payments arrangements, this could propel the Russian ruble to becoming a major global currency. At the same time, any move by Russia to accept direct gold for oil payments will cause more international gold to flow into Russian reserves, which would also strengthen the balance sheet of the Bank of Russia and in turn strengthen the ruble.

Talk of a formal gold standard for the ruble might be premature, but a gold-backed ruble must be something the Bank of Russia has considered.

— What does it mean for other currencies?

The global monetary landscape is changing rapidly and central banks around the world are obviously taking note. Western sanctions such as the freezing of the majority of Russia’s foreign exchange reserves while trying to sanction Russian gold have now made it obvious that property rights on FX reserves held abroad may not be respected, and likewise, that foreign central bank gold held in vault locations such as at the Bank of England and the New York Fed, is not beyond confiscation.

Other non-Western governments and central banks will therefore be taking a keen interest in Russia linking the ruble to gold and linking commodity export payments to the ruble. In other words, if Russia begins to accept payment for oil in gold, then other countries may feel the need to follow suit.

Look at who, apart from the US, are the world’s largest oil and natural gas producers - Iran, China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar. Obviously, all of the BRICS countries and Eurasian countries are also following all of this very closely. If the demise of the US dollar is nearing, all of these countries will want their currencies to be beneficiaries of a new multi-lateral monetary order.

— What does this mean for the US dollar?

Since 1971, the global reserve status of the US dollar has been underpinned by oil, and the petrodollar era has only been possible due to both the world’s continued use of US dollars to trade oil and the USA’s ability to prevent any competitor to the US dollar.

But what we are seeing right now looks like the beginning of the end of that 50-year system and the birth of a new gold and commodity backed multi-lateral monetary system. The freezing of Russia’s foreign exchange reserves has been the trigger. The giant commodity strong countries of the world such as China and the oil exporting nations may now feel that now is the time to move to a new more equitable monetary system. It’s not a surprise, they have been discussing it for years.

While it’s still too early to say how the US dollar will be affected, it will come out of this period weaker and less influential than before.

— What are the ramifications?

The Bank of Russia’s move to link the ruble to gold and link commodity payments to the ruble is a paradigm shift that the Western media has not really yet grasped. As the dominos fall, these events could reverberate in different ways. Increased demand for physical gold. Blowups in the paper gold markets. A revalued gold price. A shift away from the US dollar. Increased bilateral trade in commodities among non-Western counties in currencies other than the US dollar.

https://www.rt.com/busine(...)le-gamechanger-west/

Kharkiv Rape

On March 13, a Russian soldier beat and repeatedly raped Olha [not her real name], a 31-year-old woman in Malaya Rohan, a village in the Kharkiv region that Russian forces controlled at the time.

Russian soldiers entered the village on February 25, Olha said. That day, about 40 villagers, mostly women and girls, were sheltering in the basement of a local school. She was there with her 5-year-old daughter, her mother, her 13-year-old sister, and her 24-year-old brother.

At around midnight on March 13, a Russian soldier forcibly entered the school, Olha said: “He broke glass windows at the entrance to the school and banged on the door.” A guard opened the door.

The soldier, who carried an assault rifle and a pistol, went into the basement and ordered everyone there to line up. The woman stood in the line holding her daughter, who was asleep. He told her to give him the girl, but she refused. He told her brother to come forward and ordered the rest of the group to kneel, or, he said, he would shoot everyone in the basement.

The soldier ordered her brother to follow him to help find food. They left and came back an hour or two later. The soldier sat down on the floor.

“People started asking if they could go to the bathroom and he let them, in groups of two and three,” Olha said. After that, people started settling down for the night. The soldier approached her family and told her to follow him.

The soldier took her to a classroom on the second floor, where he pointed a gun at her and told her to undress. She said: “He told me to give him [oral sex]. The whole time he held the gun near my temple or put it into my face. Twice he shot at the ceiling and said it was to give me more ‘motivation.’” He raped her, then told her to sit on a chair.

She said she was getting very cold in the unheated school and asked if she could get dressed, but the soldier told her she should only put on her top, not her pants or underwear. “While I was putting on my clothes, the soldier told me that he was Russian, that his name was [name withheld] and that he was 20. He said that I reminded him of a girl he went to school with.”

The soldier told her to go to the basement and get her things, so that she could stay in the classroom with him. She refused. “I knew my daughter would cry if she saw me,” she said. The soldier got a knife and told her to do so as he said if she wanted to see her child again. The soldier raped her again, put a knife to her throat and cut the skin on her neck. He also cut her cheek with the knife and cut off some of her hair. He hit her on the face with a book and repeatedly slapped her. Photographs that she shared with Human Rights Watch, dated March 19 and 20, show cut marks and bruising on her neck and face.

At about 7 a.m. on March 14, the soldier told her to find him a pack of cigarettes. They went downstairs together. She asked the guard to give the soldier some cigarettes. After the soldier got the cigarettes, he left.

That day she and her family walked to Kharkiv, where volunteers provided her with basic medical assistance. They moved into a bomb shelter. “I am lucky to be alive,” she said. She said that the Malaya Rohan council authorities were in touch with her and her mother and that the authorities were preparing a criminal complaint, which they plan to file with Ukraine’s prosecutor’s office.

Human Rights Watch received three other allegations of sexual violence by Russian soldiers in other villages in the Chernihiv region and in Mariupol in the south but has not been able to independently verify them.

Summary Killings, Other Violence

On February 27, Russian forces rounded up six men in the village of Staryi Bykiv, in the Chernihiv region, and summarily executed them. Tetiana, from Novyi Bykiv, which faces Staryi Bykiv, just across the Supiy River, spoke with the relatives of four of the men who were killed. She told Human Rights Watch that on February 27, the bridge between Novyi Bykiv and Staryi Bykiv was blown up, and Russian forces shelled both villages. A column of Russian armored vehicles then entered Staryi Bykiv.

“Most people were hiding in their basements because of shelling, and soldiers went door to door,” Tetiana said the families from Staryi Bykiv told her. The soldiers took six men from their homes:

They took six men from three different families. One mother had both of her sons taken [and shot]. Another young man was in his early 20s, his name was Bohdan, I know his mother well, she told me that the soldiers told her to wait near her house while they took her son … to question him. They said the same thing to other families. Instead, they led these six men away, took them to the far end of the village, and shot them.

Viktoria, Bohdan’s mother, interviewed separately, told Human Rights Watch that on February 27:

They took my son, Bohdan [age 29], and my brother-in-law, Sasha [full name Olexander, age 39]. We were in the basement [due to the shelling], so we didn’t see. They went out to smoke. Then our neighbor ran up and said he saw them taking Bohdan and Sasha away, and a few other guys.

Viktoria ran to the street to ask Russian soldiers at the checkpoint what had happened. “They told us not to worry, that [soldiers] would scare them a bit and then let them go,” she said. “We walked away about 50 meters … and heard gunshots. It was about 6:20 p.m.”

Viktoria said that the next day she and her sister went to the meadow and saw the bodies lying by a building there:

Three were on one side of the building, but not my son and brother-in-law. We walked around to the other side and saw [Bohdan and Sasha, and one more]. They were laying there. There were gunshots to their heads. Their hands were tied behind their backs. I looked at my son’s body, his pockets were empty, he didn’t have his phone, or keys or [identity] documents.

Viktoria asked soldiers at the checkpoint for permission to collect the bodies, but they refused. Heavy shelling continued the following days.

On March 7, Viktoria said, they again asked the soldiers for permission to collect the bodies: “At the checkpoint they told us to go the cemetery, that they’d bring us the bodies.… Everyone [all the neighbors] came, like 75 people.... We buried all of them on the same day, in separate graves.”

Viktoria said that the other four men buried that day were Volodymyr, 40, another Olexander, 40, and two brothers, Ihor, 31, and Oleh, 33.

Tetiana said the soldiers also took all of the villagers’ wood, leaving them nothing for cooking or heating their homes.

On March 4, Russian forces summarily executed a man in Bucha, 30 kilometers northwest of Kyiv, and threatened to execute four others, said a teacher who witnessed the killing. She said she heard shooting at about 7 a.m. and saw three Russian armored vehicles and four Kamaz [Russian brand] trucks driving down her street. She was sheltering in the cellar with her two dogs when she heard glass breaking, and then her front door being broken down. Voices outside said [in Russian]: “Come outside right now or we will throw a grenade.”

She yelled that she was alone in the cellar and came out with her hands up.

“There were three men outside, two [Russian] soldiers and a commander,” she said. “They took my phone and checked it, then told me to get my [identification] documents and come with them.” As she walked down the street with the soldiers, she saw that they were also rounding up her neighbors and ordering them to walk. She said:

They took us to where the office of AgroButpostach [a rental storage company] used to be. Right next to the building, there is a parking lot and a small square. They gathered people at that square, mostly women but there were also several men among us, over 50 [years old]. There were around 30 military there and the commander had [paratrooper] insignia [on his fatigues]. He spoke with an accent from western or central western Russia…. I was born in Russia myself, so I pick up on such things. The soldiers were all thin and looked the worse for wear.

She said that the soldiers brought about 40 people to the square, gathered everyone’s phones, checked documents, and asked who was in territorial defense, or local self-defense units:

Two women asked to go to the bathroom. One of them was pregnant. I asked to go with them. A soldier showed us the way to the toilet, which was around the building, I think it was now their headquarters. The building was long. Along the wall on the other side, we saw a large pool of blood.

She said they waited in the square for hours in the very cold weather:

At one point they brought in one young man, then four more. The soldiers ordered them [to] take off their boots and jackets. They made them kneel on the side of the road. Russian soldiers pulled their T-shirts, from behind and over their heads. They shot one in the back of the head. He fell. Women screamed. The other four men were just kneeling there. The commander said to the rest of the people at the square: “Don’t worry. You are all normal – and this is dirt. We are here to cleanse you from the dirt.”

She said that after several more hours the soldiers took the people back to their homes. The other four men remained kneeling when she left.

She said that when she was able to leave the town on March 9, the young man’s body was still lying where he had been shot.

Dmytro, 40, told Human Rights Watch that he and his family fled the heavily shelled city of Bucha on March 7. He said that they did not know of any safe evacuation routes, so they walked – wrapped in white sheets and waving white sheets in the air – for about five kilometers to the village of Vorzel.

Once in Vorzel, they sheltered for two nights in the basement of a two-story building, with a group of local residents. Dmytro said that there was a woman with them in the basement who had chest and leg wounds. Other people in the basement told him that she had been shot the day before, when Russian soldiers stormed that same basement and threw a smoke grenade inside. Several people panicked and ran outside, where Russian soldiers fired at them. The woman was wounded, and the people in the basement told him that a 14-year-old child was shot in the head and killed. Dmytro said that the woman died the next day, on March 8. He and several local residents buried her outside the bomb shelter.

On March 4, Russian forces threatened to execute a man and his son in Zabuchchya, a village outside the city of Irpin, northwest of Kyiv. A village resident said that on March 4, Russian forces entered the village, where he was sheltering with 10 other people, including a family from Irpin, in the basement of his home. In a separate interview, his daughter corroborated his account. He said that 13 soldiers entered his house to search it:

The soldiers asked about my son, 34, who is in the territorial defense. He came out to meet them. They asked who was in the house and then they searched the house and turned it upside down.… In the backyard, they found my hunting rifle and a bottle of gasoline, and they went ballistic.

The commander who gave orders to others said: “Take them [me and my son] to the tree outside and shoot them.” They took us outside. One of the soldiers objected. They took us back inside and ordered my son to strip naked because they said they wanted to look for nationalist tattoos. Other soldiers also went to houses on our street, including the house of a judge – she had gone and locked the house – and the local council deputy.

They broke the window in the judge’s house to get in. We saw them taking bags and bags of stuff out of the judge’s house. After that, they left.… I took my family and everyone who was in the basement, and we fled in two cars. My wife and my son and mother, 80, are now staying at my daughter’s house in Khodosivka [southwest of Kyiv].

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theguyver	woensdag 23 maart 2022 @ 20:04
	Veel experts geven aan dat Rusland erg lak bezig is en strategisch veel issues heeft en veel aanvoer issues etc.. Maar de laatste paar dagen is het tij aan het keren en Rusland heeft veel aangepast en men ziet meer en meer slechtere situaties voor Oekraïne. Vermoedelijk geeft deze gast een wat duidelijker beeld van de situatie. UKRAINE War: If RUSSIA Captures This City, Itâ€™s GAME OVER In begin had ik veel linkjes met strategische winst vanuit Oekraïne maar nu amper meer, dit lijkt er toch echt wel op te duiden dat Oekraïne het heel erg moeilijk heeft.
greysbones	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 12:11
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KNAK	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 12:27
	quote: Op woensdag 23 maart 2022 20:04 schreef theguyver het volgende: Veel experts geven aan dat Rusland erg lak bezig is en strategisch veel issues heeft en veel aanvoer issues etc.. Maar de laatste paar dagen is het tij aan het keren en Rusland heeft veel aangepast en men ziet meer en meer slechtere situaties voor Oekraïne. Vermoedelijk geeft deze gast een wat duidelijker beeld van de situatie. UKRAINE War: If RUSSIA Captures This City, Itâ€™s GAME OVER In begin had ik veel linkjes met strategische winst vanuit Oekraïne maar nu amper meer, dit lijkt er toch echt wel op te duiden dat Oekraïne het heel erg moeilijk heeft. Je leest alleen maar dat Rusland volledig in de pan gehakt wordt, dat de ene na de andere tank kapotgeschoten wordt, de ene na de andere hinderlaag tot aan het terugdringen van het Russische leger uit (voor)steden en gebieden. Konvooien kapot, bevoorrading belemmerd etc. Ondertussen Zelensky dagelijks hele ladingen teksten aan het voorlezen etc. Het is zoveel in het nadeel van Rusland dat je zou denken dat elk moment Ukraine “bevrijd” zal zijn. Of bovenstaande waar is? Aangezien het westen niet vies is van propaganda en misleiding (en daarvoor hoef je niet eens ver te zoeken om bewijs er voor te vinden - zie Corona) zal je het nooit te weten komen tenzij je er zelf heengaat en het zelf bekijkt. Aangezien Rusland net zo hard meedeed aan de Corona hoax zijn beide partijen niet te vertrouwen en zou dit alles weleens 1 groot toneelspelletje kunnen zijn met als doel de welbekende “alles moet eerst kapot [recessie / tekorten / armoede / ellende]” alvorens er iets nieuws opgebouwd kan worden op een voor het volk niet zo beste wijze. Helaas dat vooralsnog Ukraine en alle onschuldigen kapot gaan aan het geweld, maar hey, dat hoort er bij…. Kijk de laatste 20 jaar hoe een Syrië/Irak/Libië/Afghanistan/vul maar in wat nog meer voor landen naar de klote zijn geholpen. Het is 1 groot smerig spelletje over onze ruggen heen.
weetjewel5	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 13:54
	twitter in 2021 kwam er al geen gas meer binnen?
KNAK	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 14:15
	Putin dan maar in roebels gaan betalen?
theguyver	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 14:42
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 12:27 schreef KNAK het volgende: [..] Je leest alleen maar dat Rusland volledig in de pan gehakt wordt, dat de ene na de andere tank kapotgeschoten wordt, de ene na de andere hinderlaag tot aan het terugdringen van het Russische leger uit (voor)steden en gebieden. Konvooien kapot, bevoorrading belemmerd etc. Ondertussen Zelensky dagelijks hele ladingen teksten aan het voorlezen etc. Het is zoveel in het nadeel van Rusland dat je zou denken dat elk moment Ukraine “bevrijd” zal zijn. Of bovenstaande waar is? Aangezien het westen niet vies is van propaganda en misleiding (en daarvoor hoef je niet eens ver te zoeken om bewijs er voor te vinden - zie Corona) zal je het nooit te weten komen tenzij je er zelf heengaat en het zelf bekijkt. Aangezien Rusland net zo hard meedeed aan de Corona hoax zijn beide partijen niet te vertrouwen en zou dit alles weleens 1 groot toneelspelletje kunnen zijn met als doel de welbekende “alles moet eerst kapot [recessie / tekorten / armoede / ellende]” alvorens er iets nieuws opgebouwd kan worden op een voor het volk niet zo beste wijze. Helaas dat vooralsnog Ukraine en alle onschuldigen kapot gaan aan het geweld, maar hey, dat hoort er bij…. Kijk de laatste 20 jaar hoe een Syrië/Irak/Libië/Afghanistan/vul maar in wat nog meer voor landen naar de klote zijn geholpen. Het is 1 groot smerig spelletje over onze ruggen heen. Nou laat ik het zo zeggen het gaat niet van een leien dakje. Maar dat Rusland Kiev en andere steden op den duur zal in nemen zal me weinig verbazen. Oekraïne bied behoorlijk weerstand maar door de propaganda deed het wel lijken of Rusland totaal geen terrein winst boekte. Maar ik zie het doel niet, men gaat dit niet winnen van Oekraïne want men gaat de bezetter tot in den treuren tegenwerken.
theguyver	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 14:55
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 14:15 schreef KNAK het volgende: Putin dan maar in roebels gaan betalen? Straks heb je meer aan de roebel om je kont af te vegen dan plee papier.
controlaltdelete	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 16:18
	Jaja.
Wantie	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 16:24
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 16:18 schreef controlaltdelete het volgende: [ afbeelding ] Jaja. Yup, zo was Willem van Oranje ook gewoon een terrorist en oorlogsmisdadiger, en desondanks de held en vader van ons Nederlandse volk. In een tijd dat mensen helden nodig hebben worden de donkere kanten vergeten...
KNAK	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 17:00
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 14:42 schreef theguyver het volgende: [..] Nou laat ik het zo zeggen het gaat niet van een leien dakje. Maar dat Rusland Kiev en andere steden op den duur zal in nemen zal me weinig verbazen. Oekraïne bied behoorlijk weerstand maar door de propaganda deed het wel lijken of Rusland totaal geen terrein winst boekte. Maar ik zie het doel niet, men gaat dit niet winnen van Oekraïne want men gaat de bezetter tot in den treuren tegenwerken. We weten van al die recente andere onzin-oorlogen dat een heel (of half) land bezetten niet werkt. Een pro-Rus puppet neerzetten ipv die toneelspeler Zelensky? Dat gaat ook niet werken. Het volk is zo toegetakeld, dan moet je alsnog met een legertje achterblijven wil je het land kunnen (be)sturen. Wat is dan wel het doel? Chaos? Een eerste stap richting WO3? De volgende fase van het plan dat is gestart met de Corona hoax? Iets wat met die paar laatstgenoemden te maken heeft? ] We kijken mogelijk naar 1 groot rookgordijn, een toneelstuk waar helaas hele steden vernietigd worden, mensen worden opgeblazen, net zoals we door een nepvirus 2 jaar lang economieën kapot hebben zien gaan, onnodig menselijk leed, wereldwijd verlies van vrijheid en rechten, dwangmatig vaccinaties etc,... dat gepeupel met Rusland vs het Westen past mogelijk net zo goed bij de laatste 2 jaar dat vol zat met bedrog en misleiding....
Tingo	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 17:10
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 17:00 schreef KNAK het volgende: [..] We weten van al die recente andere onzin-oorlogen dat een heel (of half) land bezetten niet werkt. Een pro-Rus puppet neerzetten ipv die toneelspeler Zelensky? Dat gaat ook niet werken. Het volk is zo toegetakeld, dan moet je alsnog met een legertje achterblijven wil je het land kunnen (be)sturen. Wat is dan wel het doel? Chaos? Een eerste stap richting WO3? De volgende fase van het plan dat is gestart met de Corona hoax? Iets wat met die paar laatstgenoemden te maken heeft? ] We kijken mogelijk naar 1 groot rookgordijn, een toneelstuk waar helaas hele steden vernietigd worden, mensen worden opgeblazen, net zoals we door een nepvirus 2 jaar lang economieën kapot hebben zien gaan, onnodig menselijk leed, wereldwijd verlies van vrijheid en rechten, dwangmatig vaccinaties etc,... dat gepeupel met Rusland vs het Westen past mogelijk net zo goed bij de laatste 2 jaar dat vol zat met bedrog en misleiding.... Ze kunnen makkelijk een aantal lege gebouwen opblazen, geluids/trainings/rook bommen gebruiken om echte paniek te zaaijen. Kleine aantal slachtoffers als collateral damage. Er is iets aan de hand daaroh, maar ik denk niet dat echt zo erg als wat ze op TV zeggen. IMO.
Nia	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 17:51
	The BBC now claims that Ukraine’s Azov Battalion is not a Nazi military formation and that anyone claiming otherwise is repeating Russian propaganda. However, the BBC itself for the last 8 years has covered not only Azov’s Nazism, but the wider threat growing Nazism has played both inside Ukraine and beyond. Watch the BBC Debunk its own Denial of Nazis in Ukraine
KNAK	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 18:39
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 17:10 schreef Tingo het volgende: [..] Ze kunnen makkelijk een aantal lege gebouwen opblazen, geluids/trainings/rook bommen gebruiken om echte paniek te zaaijen. Kleine aantal slachtoffers als collateral damage. Er is iets aan de hand daaroh, maar ik denk niet dat echt zo erg als wat ze op TV zeggen. IMO. De techniek van tegenwoordig... ze kunnen overal een draai aan geven op de meest geloofwaardige wijze...
Catatafishh	donderdag 24 maart 2022 @ 18:42
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 13:54 schreef weetjewel5 het volgende: [ twitter ] in 2021 kwam er al geen gas meer binnen? Nou fijn dat het zonnetje weer schijnt. En inderdaad de gasvoorraden waren in '21 al ver ondermaats. Een strategische zet van onze vrienden uit het oosten?
controlaltdelete	vrijdag 25 maart 2022 @ 08:24
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Wantie	vrijdag 25 maart 2022 @ 08:30
	quote: Op vrijdag 25 maart 2022 08:24 schreef controlaltdelete het volgende: [ twitter ] Ja, daar kan BNW niet tegen, blote mannenlichamen Maar goed dat Putin daarom het land terug naar de middeleeuwen bombardeert. Dat zal ze leren om een acteur en komiek als president te kiezen...
Wantie	vrijdag 25 maart 2022 @ 08:31
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 18:42 schreef Catatafishh het volgende: [..] Nou fijn dat het zonnetje weer schijnt. En inderdaad de gasvoorraden waren in '21 al ver ondermaats. Een strategische zet van onze vrienden uit het oosten? Dat was ook de reden waarom vorig jaar de gasprijs ging stijgen. Rusland leverde te weinig om de voorraden aan te vullen.
Wantie	vrijdag 25 maart 2022 @ 08:33
	quote: Op donderdag 24 maart 2022 17:10 schreef Tingo het volgende: [..] Ze kunnen makkelijk een aantal lege gebouwen opblazen, geluids/trainings/rook bommen gebruiken om echte paniek te zaaijen. Kleine aantal slachtoffers als collateral damage. Er is iets aan de hand daaroh, maar ik denk niet dat echt zo erg als wat ze op TV zeggen. IMO. Tja, ga er heen om zelf te kijken hoe erg het er is...
KNAK	vrijdag 25 maart 2022 @ 08:40
	Toch mooi, die angstporno. Met een bak yogHurt op schoot aanhoren dat er “sancties” voor Rusland worden achterhouden in het geval van extremere acties door Rusland… acties zoals chemische wapens…. Of…nucleaire wapens!!!! (met gefronste wenkbrauwen) Al die tere zieltjes met ontbijt op schoot die dit aanhoren