rsemmes
Active Member
Wait, the US was sharing satellite imagery with Ukraine and Russia is... sharing satellite imagery with Iran?
It is amazing how these Special Combat Operations work...
Wait, the US was sharing satellite imagery with Ukraine and Russia is... sharing satellite imagery with Iran?
It’s 167.9 now at the same pump (this means one dollar and 67.9 cents per litre of gasoline). In other words, it is now 53% more expensive to drive here than it was before the war (and far from the top, I am sure). We normally import about 50,000 barrels of oil per day from the Saudi Arabia (and about 450,000 more from elsewhere, mostly the US). We export about 4,500,000 barrels every day.People on the State side complain about a 30-cent price increase per gallon of fuel, while the gas price here went from $109.9 on Friday a week ago to $142.9 per litre today at the same pump. And we haven’t seen nothing yet, as the saying goes.




USSR, FFS if that clown show lasted much longer, the geriatric leaders would have started WW3. As for China, they are the new economic superpowr and will stay that away unless they decide to piss away trillions in the sandbox like the USA has.
case in point. On a side note, China is probably the most useless „superpower“ as far as geopolitics are concerned. I wish the USSR was there that could have kept this clown show in check.
What benefit would China have if the world economy shatters? Also I don‘t understand why the EU is not taking the threat of high energy prices seriously.USSR, FFS if that clown show lasted much longer, the geriatric leaders would have started WW3. As for China, they are the new economic superpowr and will stay that away unless they decide to piss away trillions in the sandbox like the USA has.
I think this is quite unlikely. Quite the opposite, the presence of two super powers often led both sides to be more careful around the other. That having been said, I think the bigger piece was that the USSR kept selling resources to the west even during many crisis points. Right now "the west" has sanctioned Russia, making those resources not as available, and now the US has engaged in the Middle East, drastically disrupting that supply. It's actually pretty shocking how much relations between Russia and Europe have soured, to the point where Putin recently suggested that Russia may voluntarily stop selling resources to Europe, before even the '27 ban comes in.USSR, FFS if that clown show lasted much longer, the geriatric leaders would have started WW3. As for China, they are the new economic superpowr and will stay that away unless they decide to piss away trillions in the sandbox like the USA has.