Ukraine Aid bill

[diamenz]

Like if had seen those posts that would have been it?



It is you who is ignoring my points, but oh well I tried. Get back to your culture war.

so you did miss them. in that case unless you'd like to respond (thoroughly, as i did) now, then yeah - that is indeed "it". you're a numbers guy, right? that second response i linked (not what i quoted, but linked in the article) includes plenty of data for you to digest

ignoring your posts? i responded to them directly.

culture war? how can global trade be considered a culture war?

quit digging bro. you've dug yourself in deep enough.

[paksat]

US Set to Ship Record Crude Into 2023 as Energy Crisis Deepens
Europeans have taken comfort in American oil supplies
Exports in 2023 seen to average over 4 million barrels a day

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-checkout=true



We took Russia's oil business.

We export 400m barrels of oil every single day.

this guy is fine with half a million people dying as long as big bad russia loses in some fashion

are you actually scared of the mafia run country invading the US? They can't even handle the ukraine, so tired of you acting like they're some sleeping giant. Like they're some huge massive threat when they can't even handle the most corrupt country in europe, the ukraine.

just keep making excuses, fck it might as well go all in at this point.

[bladefd]

BRICS expansion could end US dollar dominance in oil trade: US financial experts warn of dangers ahead

But, the shift away from the dollar is happening. It’s a death by a thousand cuts, Dr. Noris said, adding oil giants — Saudi Arabia and the UAE — will become part of the BRICS+ in January 2024. That means world oil exports could undergo even more major changes.

As more governments buy and sell oil in non-dollar currencies, it will reduce the breadth of the petrodollar and, ultimately, the amount of dollars used for global trade.

https://www.thestatesman.com/busines...503231541.html

What currency do you expect to replace the dollar in the near future? Euro? Yen? Yuan?

[BurningHammer]

Ain't they dumped $2 trillions on Afghanistan? $95 billions is nothing compare to that.

[bladefd]

US Set to Ship Record Crude Into 2023 as Energy Crisis Deepens
Europeans have taken comfort in American oil supplies
Exports in 2023 seen to average over 4 million barrels a day

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-checkout=true



We took Russia's oil business.

We export 400m barrels of oil every single day.

Exactly what the conservatives wanted for decades. They are only raging because of whose administration it's happening under. Had it been Trump, they would be out on the streets celebrating.

However, the Republican party is only about "owning the libs!" now. Even if they have to cheer on our old adversary Russia now. It's all petty.

[oldtimer28]

Many months ago I wanted to create a thread, with a video of the 16 year old daughter of a Ukrainian politician, on an expensive vacation, celebrating her birthday or something, showering the streets with thousands of US dollars. I was going to title the thread, something about how highwhey's tax money is being spent. Because he recently made a complaint about that.

But like hundreds, or probably thousands of videos that would collectively outrage millions of American, it's shadowbanned, so I can't find it anywhere.



Off the Court has a lower IQ than Blade. Blade has mental illness, so I get why many people think he has a lower IQ than Off the Court, but if you pay closer attention, Off the Court is borderline retarded.

Good post.

[JohnnySic]