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That would mean I have to listen to him speak and follow what he does.No comments on Zelensky's tirade today? He is one crazy son of a beech. NATO (USA) should throw a few nukes at mother Russia now.
These Nazis gonna kill that boy he looks done to me.
Psychopaths in the West.More talk of nukes.
Biden warns world would face ‘Armageddon’ if Putin uses a tactical nuclear weapon in Ukraine
In his starkest assessment yet, US president says world is the closest it has come to nuclear catastrophe in 60 yearswww.theguardian.com
I think China is tired of the colonialism of the west. If Russia falls, China is next and they well know it.China could eventually be put in a tough spot. They seem to want to play both sides obviously for trade. They abstained in the vote to censure Russia but won't go so far as to condemn them.
I think China is tired of the colonialism of the west. If Russia falls, China is next and they well know it.
As for nuclear war... only the west is pushing that propaganda which leads one to think a false flag is in the works.
Putin never said he would be the first to use a tactical nuke and then only in defense if it was used on Russia first.
It pays to actually read the words Putin speaks. He makes more sense than a room full of Brandons.
also, Russia hasn't yet begun to fight.
In paid articles, Shevchenko touted Ukrgazbank as 'Ukraine's leading eco-bank,' and 'number one in the green energy space.' It also bragged about 'improving corporate governance' to 'ensure maximum transparency and increase trust.'Shevchenko submitted his resignation to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Tuesday, according to a statement posted on the central bank’s website. His departure is subject to approval by parliament in a vote expected later in the day.
Investigators said that ex-Ukrgazbank chief executive officer and his two deputies channeled money out of the bank via payments for services to “pseudo intermediaries” who brought big clients to the lender. The services existed only “on paper,” as clients deposited money in the bank on their own initiative or according to rules set up by the government for state companies, the investigators said. -Bloomberg
The notice of suspicion was based on "questioning witnesses, searches, temporary access, information received from the bank’s clients, computers and checking mobile devices that included detailed emails between participants of the scheme and documents."Improving the corporate governance at the bank was a major strategic decision made in 2015. Independent advisors were added to the supervisory board, to ensure maximum transparency and increase trust from customers in the bank. These decisions were made despite there being no legal recourse to do so. -FP
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