The ones that were "you are so selfish, you have to get jabbed so our jab will work"
OR
"filthy unvaxxed, we need to take away your kids and stick you in camps"
OR
"unvaxxed should be stripped of all rights. No gym, restaurant, shopping center, nowhere should accept you. No plane, train or bus tickets"
I'll pass.
No thanks, looking forward to World without them
>Russia is basically enabling all this money laundering that's going on in the west
Quite a stretch there anon. It's DC sending billions everywhere with none left for domestic needs. Thousands of homeless, many veterans. Factories still closed since the 80s and the derelict towns around them. Europe not any better, wanting to close farms in the Netherlands and such for "climate change"
Russia is looking out for Russia, the West is screwing itself over. That's why the push for forgotten Africa
South Africa #10 >>17942454
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit underway in Washington
https://youtu.be/Uo_sAjA6ye4
South Africa #10 >>17949508
Pres. Biden Pledges $55 Billion In Investments At U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit” and it is just the beginning
https://youtu.be/4mpiIK0DVxI
South Africa #10 >>17998464
Namibia holds the power to push Europe into darkness
https://youtu.be/8ksW7-uPL5I
The name of the rabbit hole is Katanga Province. That hole goes deep
Require at least one DD-214. NCOs get it done
Interesting tactic for getting the kids out of the house and shoveling snow
Was really not interested in your fantasies
Japan Firms To Stop Insuring Ships In All Russian Waters
Reuters December 24, 2022
TOKYO, Dec 24 (Reuters) – Three Japanese insurance companies will stop insuring ships for damage in all Russian waters due to the war in Ukraine, potentially affecting Japan’s energy imports such as liquefied natural gas (LNG), the Nikkei newspaper said on Saturday.
Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co, Sompo Japan Insurance Inc and Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co started notifying shipowners about their decision on Friday, the business daily reported.
Calls to the three companies to seek comment went unanswered on Saturday.
The insurers’ decision was prompted by reinsurance companies refusing to take on risks related to the war that Moscow launched 10 months ago, the newspaper said.
The halt, applying even to waters in Russia’s Far East, far from the fighting, could make shipping there too risky for some companies, it said.
Japan’s LNG imports from Russia’s Sakhalin-2 gas and oil project could be affected, the Nikkei said. The Sakhalin Island complex, partly owned by Gazprom GAZP.MM and Japanese companies, is vital to Japan’s energy security as it accounts for 9% of the country’s LNG imports.
The three Japanese insurers will likely start negotiating with reinsurance companies after the Christmas holidays on possibly restarting coverage, the Nikkei said.
(Reporting by Kaori Kaneko in Tokyo; Editing by William Mallard)
https://gcaptain.com/japan-firms-to-stop-insuring-ships-in-all-russian-waters/
Check out that last line…BlackRock
Saudi Arabia Invests $2.4 Billion in Key Dubai Ports
Bloomberg December 21, 2022
By Adveith Nair and Matthew Martin (Bloomberg) —
Saudi Arabia is buying stakes in three flagship DP World developments in the United Arab Emirates for $2.4 billion, in the latest sign that increasing competition between the two largest Gulf economies isn’t impacting deal flow.
Hassana Investment Co. will take a 10.2% stake in assets including the Jebel Ali Port, which helped transform Dubai into a global trading hub. It will also take holdings in Jebel Ali Free Zone and the National Industries Park, according to a statement on Wednesday.
The deal is part of DP World’s quest to pare down debt and comes six months after Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec said it would invest $5 billion in the Middle East’s biggest port and two industrial zones.
The investment by Hassana, the investment manager for Saudi Arabia’s General Organization for Social Insurance, which owns one of the world’s largest pension funds, implies a total enterprise value of about $23 billion for the three assets, which generated pro-forma revenue of $1.9 billion last year.
DP World has been exploring the sale of equity stakes in certain assets as the emirate works to cut the debt pile that helped to finance the city’s growth. Dubai took DP World private in early 2020 to help the shipping firm better manage its borrowings.
The transaction “will support our target of achieving a strong investment-grade rating for the DP World Group,” said Chief Executive Officer Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem.
Competition
The investment comes amid rising competition between the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The region’s biggest economy is looking to attract more foreign investment and become a regional business and logistics hub as it tries to diversify its oil dependent economy. The ambitions often pit the kingdom against Dubai, which has for years been the commercial capital of the region.
Saudi Arabia is targeting annual port capacity of over 40 million TEUs as part of its plans to become a global trade hub. DP World already operates one port in Jeddah.
“This partnership highlights our focus and strategy to invest in critical infrastructure assets in the region,” said Hassana CEO Saad bin Abdulmohsen Al-Fadly. Favorable demographics and macro-economic drivers will continue to support growth momentum regionally, he said, “while trade between the emerging economies of Asia and Africa is also expected to thrive.”
Hassana, which manages over $250 billion of assets, was boosted last year by a merger of General Organization for Social Insurance and Saudi Arabia’s Public Pension Agency, in a move intended to reduce costs and help increase investment returns.
The fund manager signed a memorandum of understanding with BlackRock Inc. last month to promote and develop its infrastructure investment strategy.
https://gcaptain.com/saudi-arabia-invests-2-4-billion-in-key-dubai-ports/
Did you not see the post where two coyotes got arrested in Texas?