Shocking Leaked Report Reveals The True Motives Behind Ukraine War
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Looks like a Primary school Paper on Humanity.
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(04-10-2022, 04:21 PM)Sharexchange Wrote:  Looks like a Primary school Paper on Humanity.

Seems like you cannot handle the truth


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(04-10-2022, 04:21 PM)Sharexchange Wrote:  Looks like a Primary school Paper on Humanity.

Primary school student write better than u ah? Laughing
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(04-10-2022, 04:21 PM)Sharexchange Wrote:  Looks like a Primary school Paper on Humanity.

Go lick more plates la


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U guys so naive to trust a AngMo paper? I thought only China Paper can be trusted only?..

吃里爬外?
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(04-10-2022, 05:06 PM)Sharexchange Wrote:  U guys so naive to trust a AngMo paper? I thought only China Paper can be trusted only?..

吃里爬外?


We trust only Angmoh to Angmoh paper, not Angmoh to Chinese paper  Big Grin
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There is just no reason for the American and the Russian to be in Ukraine.  Let Ukraine solves its domestic problem.  Get Russians and Americans out of Ukraine, peace will return.  Whether Ukraine wants help from the Russians or the Americans,  it is up to them to choose.

The presence of the Russian army is always condemned by the UN and many other countries no matter how they speculate.

No face Liao. Talk so much about de-dollarisation,  yet issue USD bond to boost global dollar demand
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RAND control the US govt?
There are close to a few hundred think tanks in US left wing right wing.....as well govt agencies churning out reports and political science departments guessing govt strategies. All with different ideas and opinions ....publishing paper reports all day.

Nobody forced Putin to do what he did.
He chose his own disastrous actions.

I, being poor, have only my dreams; I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
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(04-10-2022, 05:06 PM)Sharexchange Wrote:  吃里爬外?

You love Angmo balls?
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(04-10-2022, 05:42 PM)sgbuffett Wrote:  Nobody forced Putin to do what he did.
He chose his own disastrous actions.

Force can be indirect. 

What he did is a choice of no choice!
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(04-10-2022, 05:45 PM)alanis Wrote:  Force can be indirect. 

What he did is a choice of no choice!


You mean he send soldiers to clear Nazis in a country run by a Jew.

To date what he tells us is all.rubbish.

I, being poor, have only my dreams; I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
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China support Russia War...
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(04-10-2022, 05:49 PM)sgbuffett Wrote:  You mean he send soldiers to clear Nazis in a country run by a Jew.

To date what he tells us is all.rubbish.

Is existence of Neo-Nazis in Ukraine fake?

Is killing of thousands of innocent people in eastern part of Ukraine fake?

Is banning of Russian Language, both written and spoken, in Ukraine, fake?

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(04-10-2022, 05:51 PM)Sharexchange Wrote:  China support Russia War...

Please write up a proper report of the whole Ukraine-Russia fiasco.

No primary school standard.


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To small to read.
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(05-10-2022, 07:52 PM)OutBreak Wrote:  To small to read.


RAND: Weakening Germany, strengthening the U.S.

Executive Summary
[b]Weakening Germany, strengthening the U.S.[/b]
The present state of the U.S. economy does not suggest that it can function without the financial and material support from external sources. The quantitive easing policy, which the Fed has resorted to regularly in recent years, as well as the uncontrolled issue of cash during the 2020 and 2021 Covid lockdowns, have led to a sharp increase in the external debt and an increase in the dollar supply.
The continuing deterioration of the economic situation is highly likely to lead to a loss in the position of the Democratic Party in Congress and the Senate in the forthcoming elections to be held in November 2022. The impeachment of the President cannot be ruled out under these circumstances, which must be avoided at all costs.
There in an urgent need for resources to flow into the national economy, especially the banking system. Only European countries bound by EU and NATO commitments will be able to provide them without significant military and political costs for us.
The major obstacle to it is growing independence of Germany. Although it still is a country with limited sovereignty, for decades it has been consistently moving toward lifting these limitations and becoming a fully independent state. This movement is slow and cautious, but steady. Extrapolation shows that the ultimate goal can be reached only in several decades. However, if social and economic problems in the United States escalate, the pace could accelerate significantly.
An additional factor contributing to Germany’s economic independence is Brexit. With the withdrawal of the UK from the EU structures, we have lost a meaningful opportunity to influence the negotiation of crossgovernmental decisions.
It is fear of our negative response which by and large determines the relatively slow speed of those changes. If one day we abandon Europe, there will be a good chance for Germany and France to get to a full political consensus. Then, Italy and other Old Europe countries — primarily the former ECSC members — may join it on certain conditions. Britain, which is currently outside the European Union, will not be able to resist the pressure of the Franco-German duo alone. If implemented, this scenario will eventually turn Europe into not only an economic, but also a political competitor to the United States.
Besides, if the U.S. is for a certain period is engulfed by domestic problems, the Old Europe will be able to more effectively resist the influence of U.S.-oriented Eastern European countries.
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[b]Vulnerabilities in German and EU Economy[/b]
An increase in the flow of resources from Europe to U.S. can be expected if Germany begins to experience a controlled economic crisis. The pace of the economic developments in the EU depends almost without alternative on the state of the German economy. It is Germany that bears the brunt of the expenditure directed towards the poorer EU members.
The current German economic model is based on two pillars. These are unlimited access to cheap Russian energy resources and to cheap French electric power, thanks to the operation of nuclear plants. The importance of the first factor is considerably higher. Halting Russian supplies can well create a systemic crisis that would be devastating for the German economy and, indirectly, for the entire European Union.
The French energy sector could also soon being to experience heavy problems. The predictable stop of Russian-controlled nuclear supplies, combined with the unstable situation in the Sahel region, would make French energy sector critically dependent on Australian and Canadian fuel. In connection with the establishment of AUKUS, it creates new opportunities to exercise pressure. However this issue is beyond the scope of the present report.
[b]A Controlled Crisis[/b]
Due to coalition constraints, the German leadership is not in full control of the situation in the country. Thanks to our precise actions, it has been possible to block the commissioning of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, despite the opposition of lobbyists from the steel and chemical industries. However, the dramatic deterioration of the living standards may encourage leadership to reconsider its policy and return to the idea of European sovereignty and strategic autonomy.
The only feasible way to guarantee Germany’s rejection of Russian energy supplies is to involved both sides in the military conflict in Ukraine. Our further actions in this country will inevitably lead to a military response from Russia. Russians will obviously not be able to leave unanswered the massive Ukrainian army pressure on the unrecognized Donbas republics. That would make possible to declare Russia an aggressor and apply to it the entire package of sanctions prepared beforehand.
Putin may in turn decide to impose limited counter sanctions — primarily on Russian energy supplies to Europe. Thus, the damage to the EU countries will be quite comparable to the one to Russians, and in some countries — primarily in Germany — it will be higher.
The prerequisite for Germany to fall into this trap is the leading role of green parties and ideology in Europe. The German Greens are a strongly dogmatic, if not zealous, movement, which makes it quite easy to make them ignore economic arguments. In this respect, the German Greens somewhat exceed their counterparts in the rest of Europe. Personal features and the lack of professionalism of their leaders — primarily Annalena Baerbock and Robert Habeck — permit to presume that it is next to impossible for them to admit their own mistakes in a timely manners.
Thus, it will be enough to quickly form the media image of Putin’s aggressive war to turn the Greens into ardent and hardline supporters of sanctions, a ‘party of war’. It will enable the sanctions regime to be introduced without any obstacles. The lack of professionalism of the current leaders will not allow a setback in the future, even when the negative impact of the chose policy becomes obvious enough. The partners in the German governing coalition will simply have to follow their allies — at least until the load of economic problems outweighs the fear of provoking a government crisis.
However, even when the SPD and the FDP are ready to go against the Greens, the possibility for the next government to return relations with Russia to normal soon enough will be noticeable limited. Germany’s involvement in large supplies of weapons and military equipment to the Ukrainian army will inevitably generate a strong mistrust in Russia, which will make the negotiations process quite lengthy.
If war crimes and Russian aggression against Ukraine are confirmed, the German political leadership will not be able to overcome its EU partners’ veto on assistance to Ukraine and reinforced sanctions packages. This will ensure a sufficiently long gap in cooperation between Germany and Russia, which will make large German economic operators uncompetitive.
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[b]Expected Consequences[/b]
A reduction in Russian energy supplies — ideally, a complete halt of such supplies — would lead to disastrous outcomes for German industry. The need to divert significant amounts of Russian gas for winter heating of residential and public facilities will further exacerbate the shortages. Lockdowns in industrial enterprises will cause shortages of components and spare parts for manufacturing, a breakdown of logistics chais, and, eventually, a domino effect. A complete standstill at the largest chemical, metallurgical, and machine-building, plants is likely, while they have virtually no spare capacity to reduce energy consumption. It could lead to the shutting down of continuous-cycle enterprises, which could mean their destruction.
The cumulative losses of the German economy can be estimated only approximately. Even if the restriction of Russian supplies is limited to 2022, its consequence will last for several years, and the total losses could reach 200-300 billion euros. Not only will it deliver a devastating blow to the German economy, but the entire EU economy will inevitably collapse. We are talking not about a decline in economy growth pace, but about a sustained recession and a decline in GDP only in material production by 3-4% per year for the next 5-6 years. Such a fall will inevitably cause panic in the financial markets and may bring them to a collapse.
The euro will inevitably, and most likely irreversibly, fall below the dollar. A sharp fall of euro will consequently cause its global sale. It will become a toxic currency, and all countries in the world will rapidly reduce its share in their forex reserves. This gap will be primarily filled with dollar and yuan.
Another inevitable consequence of a prolonged economic recession will be a sharp drop in living standards and rising unemployment (up to 200,000-400,000 in Germany alone), which will entail the exodus of skilled labour and well-educated young people. There are literally no other destinations for such immigration other than the United States today. A somewhat smaller, but also quite significant flow of migrants can be expected from other EU countries.
The scenario under consideration will thus serve to strengthen the national financial conditions both indirectly and most directly. In the short term, it will reverse the trend of the looming economic recession and, in addition, consolidate American society by distracting it from immediate economic concerns. This, in turn, will reduce electoral risks.
In the medium terms (4-5 years), the cumulative benefits of capital flight, re-oriented logistical flows and reduced competition in major industries may amount to USD 7-9 trillion.
Unfortunately, China is also expected to benefit over the medium term from this emerging scenario. At the same time, Europe’s deep political dependence on the U.S. allows us to effectively neutralise possible attempts by individual European states to draw closer to China.
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Why the White House seems a little jealous of Germany - The Washington Post
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With France, Britain, and Germany in the EU, they can be a powerhouse to compete with the US. Britain which is the net contributor to the EU had exited. This had weakened the EU. Now with the Ukraine war, the EU is further weakened. Germany will have to innovate further. Their engines that relied on Russia's minerals are gone.
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(04-10-2022, 05:06 PM)Sharexchange Wrote:  U guys so naive to trust a AngMo paper? I thought only China Paper can be trusted only?..

吃里爬外?

吃里扒外啦

you learned ching chong chiang in Vietnam?
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Germany raps US over ‘astronomical’ gas prices 
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Germany’s economy minister on Wednesday accused countries including the US of charging too much for gas as Europe’s biggest economy struggles to rebalance its energy mix without Russian supplies.  “Some countries, even friendly ones, are achieving astronomical prices in some cases,” Robert Habeck told the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung newspaper.  “This naturally brings problems with it, which we have to talk about,” he said.



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(06-10-2022, 10:22 PM)CHAOS Wrote:  Germany raps US over ‘astronomical’ gas prices 
05 October ,2022: 02:58 PM GST



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Germany’s economy minister on Wednesday accused countries including the US of charging too much for gas as Europe’s biggest economy struggles to rebalance its energy mix without Russian supplies.  “Some countries, even friendly ones, are achieving astronomical prices in some cases,” Robert Habeck told the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung newspaper.  “This naturally brings problems with it, which we have to talk about,” he said.



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German independence ??.................Germany under Jewish control after WW2.................


the Zionists now planning Great Depression 2.0................the war is to justify inflation...............the rise in interest rates will destroy the economy........

the Jews control both Zelensky and Putin................just think - Russia is supposedly 4-5 times stronger ................and supposedly took Ukraine by surprise.................yet Russia never strike at Kiev (just across the border) and allow Zelensky to keep posting videos............
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