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21 minutes ago, mdvdyk said:

There are many ways to generate energy that do not come from gas. I also don't see the difference between an Arab dictator and Putin.

Yeah I agree. I wasn’t saying that anyways 

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Monster7
1 hour ago, Varys said:

Then our economy would depend on the crazy dictators of the Middle East and North Africa that could blackmail us on immigration 

This is basically what's been happening between Morocco, Argelia, Lybia, and Italy and Spain for years now

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Countries that vetoed excluding Russia from SWIFT system:

- Germany  (gas deals, google Nord Stream I and II)

- Hungary  (Victor Orban is pro-Putin, I’m convinced he tries to destabilize EU from the inside, google latest Orban-Le Pen-Salvini meeting)

- Italy (gas, Is Salvini’s party still ruling there? If yes, he’s another pro-Putin politician) 

- Cyprus   (tax haven for Russian oligarchs) 

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15 minutes ago, Monster7 said:

This is basically what's been happening between Morocco, Argelia, Lybia, and Italy and Spain for years now

I mean you seemed to suggest that was a better option 🤷

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TimisaMonster

The way Russia is literally winning and other countries are just watching in awkward silence....

Smile and wave...:bear:

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SwissMonster
2 hours ago, Monster7 said:

He who has energy resources has real power, and in this case, a huge part of all Europe basic activities depend on Russian gas. It's sad but this is EU fault, they could have invested a lot in building pipelines from north Africa so our economy didn't depend on some crazy dictator from an external country:koons:

 

2 hours ago, Varys said:

Then our economy would depend on the crazy dictators of the Middle East and North Africa that could blackmail us on immigration 

The best solution, as of now, would’ve been keeping Atomic Power Plants for just a little longer until we have enough real green energy production. The Gazpiplines and especially Nordstream 2 were the biggest mistake. It left us with the only other option in a case of emergency like rn: to get disgusting expensive fracking gaz from the US. Nobody thought this out. 

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Soon we will all be speaking russian because US and co are treating Stalin 2.0 with the strength of a toddler 

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JusKeepBreathin
1 hour ago, TimisaMonster said:

The way Russia is literally winning and other countries are just watching in awkward silence....

Smile and wave...:bear:

It's weird. We are truly living in a generation where bullies win. 

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27monster27
8 hours ago, LilyLark said:

F*cking Italy and Germany refuse to participate in SWIFT, which is a big part of the problem, and Europe is STILL buying gas from Russia. Also Canada's sanctions were surprisingly weak asf. And I can't believe I'm about to give Boris Johnson credit for something (he's a horrible man), but what he did to Aeroflot was very good (tho he needs to do way, way more).

 

8 hours ago, TheSlash said:

I'm German and in no way I stand behind Germany's decision against the SWIFT cutoff. A sad day for the Western world :madge: .

 

5 hours ago, SwissMonster said:

Apparently it gets real dirty bts in Germany. The Ambassador from ukraine in Berlin was invited to the German Ministry (on his own request, yikes :awkney:) and did say in a Talk Show yesterday, that German Politicians already gave up Ukraine bts. They wouldn’t listen to him and indirectly told him in the face that its a lost case. So sadly it comes to no surprise that sanctions are light and Russias stocks are rising :madge:

Germany needs to get out of its seemingly bottomless pit of guilt over its history. I'm not saying that being self-aware of bad actions is a bad thing (actually quite the opposite), but if Germany wants to be the important EU country that it seems to desire, then it needs to step up and further oppose Russia.

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14 hours ago, LilyLark said:

F*cking Italy and Germany refuse to participate in SWIFT, which is a big part of the problem, and Europe is STILL buying gas from Russia. Also Canada's sanctions were surprisingly weak asf. And I can't believe I'm about to give Boris Johnson credit for something (he's a horrible man), but what he did to Aeroflot was very good (tho he needs to do way, way more).

ok that one they kind of dont have a choice. U cant just suddenly stop buying the majority of ur gas supply when u already have an energy crunch to begin with

 

Theres a lot of tougher measures Nations could be doing sanction wise that they arent doing that wouldnt be as crippling to everyone else as not buying gas

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7 hours ago, TimisaMonster said:

The way Russia is literally winning and other countries are just watching in awkward silence....

Smile and wave...:bear:

the sanctions my Country listed are so pathetically weak. Its literally barely a slap on the wrist :air:

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Monster7
8 hours ago, Varys said:

I mean you seemed to suggest that was a better option 🤷

Oh no no. Both options are horrible and the innocent people are the affected ones, while the privileged make wars for fun. Same story all over again, so sad

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AsleepOnTheCeiling
6 hours ago, 27monster27 said:

 

 

Germany needs to get out of its seemingly bottomless pit of guilt over its history. I'm not saying that being self-aware of bad actions is a bad thing (actually quite the opposite), but if Germany wants to be the important EU country that it seems to desire, then it needs to step up and further oppose Russia.

I'm not sure where you're from or if you know this, but gas prices there are already like $7.50/gallon and it's costing them $115 just to get a full tank of gas. They're not in a position to just drop Russia's gas imports just like most other countries. 

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