The Ukraine

[mashman]

Clusterfuck video

And to think that this is all being engineered by parties with vested interests Fuck it, I approve the use of nuclear weapons... let's get it over and done with.

[ellipsis]

...it reminds me of my kids first attempts at making a movie with their new fangled digital cameras, a long while back...

[Brian d marge]

Read back a few post ive mentioned slobovia （sp) before..
One of the leaders was tsken out the back of s csfe and shot not do long ago if my memory serves me
All funded by larry flint or love diamond or whatever his name is

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[oldrider]

Read back a few post ive mentioned slobovia （sp) before..
One of the leaders was tsken out the back of s csfe and shot not do long ago if my memory serves me
All funded by larry flint or love diamond or whatever his name is

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Hmmmm, you are obviously still in shock! ... Settle pettal settle.

[SPman]

A good analysis from a Russian perspective here

https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Document...ground_Ukraine

[Brian d marge]

Hmmmm, you are obviously still in shock! ... Settle pettal settle.

settle for .............



I want me TV ......

Stephen

[oldrider]

Have you developed a stutter Stephen? Or did you mean to post that twice? I think that bolshi prick got what he deserved!

[Brian d marge]

I think that bolshi prick got what he deserved!

I didnt know he could dance , He must have been moonlighting for the Russian troupe ...........

Stephen

[R650R]

Bit of European central heating Russian style...

[Brian d marge]

Things have changed since my day
Battle of Crécy - A French perspective: http://youtu.be/vAUp1ripJLE


Stephen

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[scrivy]

"Russia is rich in oil and gas, an advantage they have used time and again in negotiations with Europe by simply threatening to shut down gas pipelines if their demands weren’t met. But something most people don’t realize is that the Russians also dominate the rare earth metals sector, namely the mining of uranium.

If Russia were to restrict the export of that uranium, explains Katusa, life as we know it in the United States could come to an abrupt halt.

If that happened America’s lights would go out. It would be the greatest blackout in American history…

The irony is John Kerry is going out there with Obama and talking about all these sanctions they’re going to put on the Russians. If the Russians wanted they could pull the rug out from under the American energy matrix and 20%, one out of every five homes in America, would be in blackout.

You have to remember the facts… You can talk about hope and dreams all you want, but the reality is that one in every five homes in America is powered by Russian fuel.

In 2013 America consumed just over 45 million pounds [of uranium] and in the U.S. last year they produced just under 4.4 million pounds. So, depending on which numbers you want to use and what the actual recoveries are, somewhere confidently less than 10% but more likely somewhere around 6% to 7% [of the uranium Americans use is mined in the United States].

The U.S. imports over 90% of what they consume and that is a strategic issue when you think about the fact that 20% of base-load power is based on nuclear energy and they depend on 90% from imports… Americans should be in shock with that. On of that, half comes from the former USSR, what I call the Soviet influence.

Ironically, what people do forget is that the Russians produced more uranium on American soil than all the American companies combined, so that’s alarming.

For years the Obama administration, as well as their predecessors, have surrendered America’s energy independence to foreign interests. Americans are already familiar with the economic effects of oil embargos such as the one that lead to the 1973 crisis that quadrupled oil prices. Most recently, as tensions in the middle east rose in 2008, the price of gas rose nearly 40% in a single year and threatened America’s domestic strategic oil reserves.

Since the end of the cold war we’ve experienced a relatively stable trade relationship with Russia up until a few months ago when Ukraine exploded in revolution. Now Americans face a new energy threat that could, should Russia choose to exercise this option, lead to rolling blackouts across the United States and cause electricity prices to sky rocket almost overnight.

It’s a threat that doesn’t seem to be on anyone’s radar, but one that could have an immediate impact on Americans’ way of life if Vladimir Putin decides he’s had enough of the political showmanship."

Uh-oh.......

[Brian d marge]

Darkness everyone darkness

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[scrivy]

Darkness everyone darkness

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Last one there turn out the li..... oh that's right.... DOH!!

[mashman]

If that happened America�s lights would go out. It would be the greatest blackout in American history�

Postponing the inevitable. Perhaps a wee scare is in order... then they get to see just how good their politicians are. For the record, my money is on the people winning.

[Akzle]

i vote for the chocolate king!