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I suppose they way a parasite sees this is, better $11.2 BILLION wasted on a worthless bridge than in the hands of a goyim who might try and stage...
Two Professor friends of mine with vast knowledge of the Israeli genocidal maniacs way in.... [Link]
This is not a comment, because this fiasco doesn't deserve one.
The company said the withdrawal was due to a "surplus of available updated vaccines" since the pandemic. Ok, I just made it to that line ... But...
Today, in the event of a conflict between Moscow and NATO, any of Russia's warships there would be quickly and easily bottled up or destroyed....
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Comment: Yet again, the sanctions regime is only applicable sometimes, and even when it is in theory applied, nations have been circumventing them by getting the products through an intermediary, all of which goes some way in to showing why the West's economic warfare against Russia has been failing.
It's also particularly notable that this surge in buying has occurred with grain, a commodity which, along with rice, many have been warning is facing further price increases, potential supply chain issues, and shortages: