>>15730762 pb
>I'm just 1 person 1 vote but anyone else think this is way too many notables? Less is more, 20-25 notables is the type of baker I like.
so… you're into quotas, eh? maybe we need to have the right number of notables from femanons and POCanons next?
what if there was nothing notable in the bread? should we just nominate 20-25 random shitposts to make you happy?
GYHOOYA.
nothing is always right. there's a time for restraint, and a time for venting. tough love.
the teachers i learned the most from were the ones who humiliated me when i fucked up and deserved to be humiliated.
so allow me to do you a solid… piss off, snowflake.
>God loves you even if you're off the track.
that's why he sends someone to kick you in the ass and straighten you out. questioning God now, are you?
The halt to military operations that President Putin ordered yesterday has been lifted and Russian military forces have now resumed their advance
https://www.rt.com/russia/550703-ukraine-rejects-negotiations/
Russia closed its airspace to Polish, Czech and Bulgarian planes
Russia shuts airspace to Polish, Czech, Bulgarian planes
The tit-for-tat move followed what Moscow called an “unfriendly” response to Russia’s military attack on Ukraine
Russia has shut down its airspace for passenger airlines owned by companies in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Bulgaria, or registered in those countries, on Saturday after the three banned Russian flights over their territory, citing the conflict in Ukraine.
The ban takes effect from 3pm Moscow time, Russia’s state aviation agency said, citing “unfriendly decisions” by Warsaw, Prague, and Sofia.
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Slovenia also announced on Saturday that they are will their airspace to Russian planes. However, Moscow has yet to announce any retaliation.
https://www.rt.com/russia/550701-russia-airspace-polish-czech-bulgaria-planes/
Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev says Moscow may nationalize assets of foreigners
The former Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev, hasn’t ruled out nationalizing the Russian-based assets of foreigners registered in “hostile jurisdictions.”
The harsh step may be taken in response to the seizure of funds of Russian citizens abroad, the ex-leader, who is currently deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia, posted on Facebook.
“They also threaten to seize the money of Russian citizens and Russian companies abroad. But this will have to be answered quite symmetrically,” Medvedev, the president of Russia from 2008-2012, said.
EU reveals ‘maximum impact’ Russia sanctions READ MORE: EU reveals ‘maximum impact’ Russia sanctions
The comments come as Washington and allies have introduced a wide range of sanctions against Russia over its special military operation in the Donbass that was started at the request of the Donetsk (DPR) and Lugansk (LPR) People’s Republics, the independence of which was recognized by the Kremlin earlier this week.
The official added that the sanctions could lead to the “arrest of funds of foreigners and foreign companies in Russia,” saying that “nationalization of property of people who are registered in hostile jurisdictions” is also possible.
Medvedev also highlighted that he is “deeply indifferent about widely advertised restrictions of rights abroad.”
“By the way, for the record, neither me nor my family members didn’t have and don’t have either foreign accounts or any property abroad,” he said.
https://www.rt.com/business/550691-moscow-nationalize-foreign-assets-sanctions/
== Serbia reveals decision on Russia sanctions
Belgrade - will not join EU in sanctions against Russia==
Serbia will not join the EU sanctions against Russia over its military operation in Ukraine, President Aleksandar Vucic announced on Friday. Belgrade will also not recognize the Donetsk (DPR) and Lugansk (LPR) People’s Republics because it respects the territorial integrity of Ukraine, Vucic said.
Vucic addressed the nation following the meeting of Serbia’s national security council, saying that the West had put enormous pressure on Belgrade to condemn Moscow.
“We faced pressure from many,” Vucic said. “We made the decision with a cool and sober mind, because we believe that respecting international law strengthens our position.”
He added that the Serbs consider both Russians and Ukrainians as “brotherly people,” saying that it makes watching the unfolding events in Ukraine difficult.
https://www.rt.com/russia/550658-serbia-moscow-sanctions-ukraine/
India Exploring Rupee Payment Mechanism For Trade With Russia
While China is still trying not to fully alienate the US while effectively siding with Putin in Ukraine (see "China Calls US 'Culprit' For Ukraine Tensions" yet "China State Banks Restrict Purchases Of Russian Commodities, Pause Buying Russian Seaborne Crude"), Asia's other superpower, India, has no such qualms and according to Nikkei Asia, India is exploring ways to set up a rupee payment mechanism for trade with Russia to soften the blow on New Delhi of Western sanctions imposed on Russia - including a potential expulsion from SWIFT - after its invasion of Ukraine, government and banking sources said.
Putting its own national interest first, Indian officials are concerned that vital supplies of fertilizer from Russia could be disrupted as sanctions intensify, threatening India's vast farm sector. Russia and Belarus usually account for nearly a third of India's total potash imports. It would not be feasible to replace them amid a rally in fertilizer prices to a record high, a senior industry official told Reuters.
https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/india-exploring-rupee-payment-mechanism-trade-russia
Russian gold and forex reserves smash historic high
Moscow is boosting its international holdings as a hedge against sanctions risk
Russia’s gold and foreign currency holdings have reached an all-time high of $643.2 billion as of February 18, according to the latest data published by the country’s central bank on Thursday. Reserves have surged $3.6 billion from the previous week, the regulator said, noting that the 0.6% rise was due to a positive market revaluation.
Russia’s international reserves, which are highly liquid foreign assets held by the Bank of Russia and the country’s government, consist of foreign currency funds, special drawing rights in the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and monetary gold.
In 2021, the nation’s forex reserves surged almost 6%.The Central Bank has a $500 billion target level for international reserves. Russia first surpassed this threshold back in 2008 with $598 billion. In the following years, reserves plunged on several occasions – including to as low as $356 billion in 2015 following the 2014 oil price crisis – but have nearly doubled since then.
READ MORE: Russia unveils anti-sanctions shield
In recent years, the Russian government and central bank have reduced the country’s exposure to the US dollar, reshaping its international holdings in favor of other currencies and gold. International rating agencies have previously said that Russia’s financial reserves will allow the country to cope with the negative effects of sanctions.
https://www.rt.com/business/550489-russian-forex-reserves-historic-high/
Democrats Demand Biden 'Do Something' As Pump-Prices Set To Top $4 "In The Next Few Weeks"
As Charles Kennedy writes at OilPrice.com, U.S. gasoline prices are rising after the Russian invasion in Ukraine and could hit $4 per gallon, according to data from the AAA.
The average price per gallon of gasoline reached $3.57 as of Friday, according to GasBuddy data, after starting the week at $3.51. A year ago, the average price for gasoline was $2.65 per gallon.
“Russia is one of the leading oil producers globally, behind only the United States and Saudi Arabia and if they choose to withhold their oil from the global market, such a move would eventually be reflected in higher gas prices for American drivers,” AAA spokesman Andrew Gross said, as quoted by the Epoch Times.
The gas price increase to $4 could happen in the next few weeks, according to analysts, if the conflict continues that long.
President Joe Biden this week tried to quench worries about the security of energy supply, saying, “We’re closely monitoring energy supply for any disruption, and we’re executing a plan … toward a collective investment to secure stability in global energy supplies.”
The president also assured the public the White House will take steps to control prices at the pump, with Biden saying, “I want to limit the pain to the American people fueling at the gas pump … This is critical to me.” No concrete measures for reining in prices were mentioned.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/gasoline-prices-top-4-next-few-weeks
btw, for those with open minds, RRN is reporting whitehats have secured our strategic petroleum reserves, because Bidan has been secretly GIVING millions of barrels away to france.
https://realrawnews.com/2022/02/special-forces-seize-strategic-petroleum-reserves-after-biden-gives-away-35000000-barrels/
Global economic expert Alex Krainer, the founder of Krainer Analytics and creator of I-System Trend says sanctions against Russia will do more harm to US/EU
On 24 February, the US and the EU introduced sanctions against key sectors of the Russian economy, export control and export financing, visa policy, dual-use goods, and Russian individuals over Moscow's special operation to protect the Donbass region. How could these measures affect the world economy?
"The effect of these sanctions, which are mind-numbingly shortsighted, is that they will actually have a very detrimental effect on energy prices, and not only energy prices, but food prices as well, which will precipitate a profound economic crisis in Europe, which is already in a crisis", says Alex Krainer, founder of Krainer Analytics and creator of I-System Trend Following. "It will exacerbate inflationary pressures throughout Western economies. They will hurt not only Russia, they will also hurt the working people of Western Europe and the United States, and particularly small businesses and medium-sized businesses, which is the main economic engine".
On 24 February, the EU took aim at Russia's transport and energy sectors, 70% of the Russian banking market and key state owned companies, including in defence. The White House targeted Russia's financial and technological sectors, cut off Russia's access to high-tech imports and froze assets from four major Russian banks, among other measures. Nevertheless, the US and the EU fell short of severing Russia from the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) as Washington and Brussels had earlier threatened.
https://sputniknews.com/20220225/exploding-inflation-why-anti-russia-sanctions-are-self-inflicted-disaster-for-us–eu-1093374683.html
>Well, white people were…
GFY asshat… you think blacks picking cotton were any worse off than poor whites digging coal, you got your head so far up your ass you might be able to see out your bellybutton.
>I'll pray for you.
disingenuous pretentious holier-than-thou bullshit. special place in Hell for pious hypocrites.
>Impossible to sort out what the truth is
not impossible. kinda easy, in fact. watch/listen/read US MSM carefully. the truth is the exact opposite. been telling people this since vietnam.
kek. and the AK is the most reliable combat rifle ever… takes a real gomer pyle.
shoopers should paste gomer pyle's face on this…
>Mushroom cloud explosion in Kharkov tonight
unbunch your panties, conventional high explosives make mushroom clouds, too.
>Who are the White Supremacists? Which side has White Privilege?
according to "science" all humans evolved in africa, and all humans are descended from BLACK ancestors. so you tell ME where white privilege came from.
>Yay…rallies.
>Big fuckin' deal.
c'mon man…. let's go. maybe we can all get arrested as domestic terrorists and thrown into a black site.
>White people are just a genetic anomaly of recessive genes.
dija learn that in science class? caucasians are the descendants of the neanderthal/african hybrid, AND have brain structures totally absent in pure africans, hence the ginormous disparity in IQ.