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Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas on Thursday spoke against any weakening of sanctions against Russia under a deal to export Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea, and called for the G7 to tighten its oil cap to squeeze Russia's revenue more.See also:
"We know that Russia is earning less from the oil... we see the economic sanctions, including the oil price cap, are having an effect on the Russian economy and their ability to fuel the war machine," she said on arriving to talks among the EU's 27 national leaders in Brussels on Thursday and Friday.
Maybe Russia is making a bit less from selling oil, but citizens of the West are paying up to 3 times the cost for gas, and their governments have been threatening them with rolling blackouts all winter. Meanwhile the West has hypocritically and humiliatingly resorted to buying Russian energy from intermediaries.
"We should continue with that," she said, adding that Estonia would agree to raise the cap again should oil prices rise. She spoke against any weakening of sanctions against Russia as sought by Moscow in the grain deal talks.
"We shouldn't weaken the sanctions," she said, adding Russia could still use 18 ports for its agri-food exports to third countries and that only a dozen-or-so of Russian banks were targeted by Western sanctions.
There is more than one reason to have such a scar. Emergency tracheotomy and thyroid surgery are just two.I know - and I might add, most women are somewhat vain in this regard. In difference to most men, who usually to bear scars with pride ...
While I can't find any documented reason for this scar, if you look at her family history, it's quite possible she wears this scar with pride as well.While Wackopedia would perhaps hide the fact of a "transition", her article state she has a child (besides of step childs from the next husband). Which could be a lie also.
It just ain't healthy to be that fixated on one thing so much that every interaction in one's life leads to that subject.Exactly.
danny esq - ok, I don't think you need another old-fashioned danny esq....now let me say before I give you the drink, I always to the esq to mean you were of the "jurisprudence profession" and I've been around a lot of barristers, lawyers, attorneys, and what is it the romans called them - oh yeah...advocates in my day, and sometimes they are fun to hang out with, but usually they are snakes in the grass....but I don't mind them...I like snakes.DAN shall judge his people,
Anyhow, the drink I think I will make for you is one we used to call a "Long-Island Ice Tea" and let me tell you besides the "Zombie" drink it packs a punch.....just one or two will have you set for the evening.
So Danny, esquire sir, let me get the drink and tend proper.
Ken
I just wish I could be a fly on the wall when he accuses a biological woman of being a man on a date because all he sees are trannies everywhere.I really don't care, this is his business.
Jamso You shouldn't rack you brain about other people, especially those you only know through the internet. Let nutters nutting.codis - tis a thin line, but a good stance to take I think. I appreciate the times folks have given me the benefit of the doubt.
You become what you think ...
I enjoy discussions based upon rational arguments and mutual respect. But I avoid folks that get emotional or obsessive. Just a suggestion
During World War II, after the Soviet Union had invaded and occupied Estonia in 1940, as part of the wave of executions and deportations from Estonia that followed, her mother Kristi, six months old at the time, was deported by the Stalinist regime to Siberia with her mother and grandmother in a cattle car and lived there until she was ten years oldMay have been my misunderstanding but your comment left me wondering why her mother & grandmother would have been deported in 1987!
1969–1972 : Signals officer in Soviet Army
1975–1979: Specialist at the Finance Ministry Planning Committee of the Estonian SSR
1979–1986: Joint Secretary of the Central Authority of the Savings Banks of the Estonian SSR.
1986–1989: Deputy chief editor of the Communist Party of Estonia newspaper Rahva Hääl
1989–1991: Chairman of the Central Union of the Estonian Trade Unions
1989–1991: Member of the Supreme Council of the Soviet Union
1991–1995: President of the Bank of Estonia
'Show some respect': Estonia's PM objects to Russians laughing about West's failing sanctions efforts on the internetThat is the problem when you are born with a silver spoon in your mouth, meaning in selected from early on for a political role because of your birth. You think you should be worshipped for who you are.
"We know that Russia is earning less from the oil... we see the economic sanctions, including the oil price cap, are having an effect on the Russian economy and their ability to fuel the war machine,"When you're living at the bottom of a latrine and feeling smug that the person shitting on you is going to run out of toilet paper
... who were then taken over by the tribe of Ashkenaz.I suspect that is it.
Never without makeup either...