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This really should be titled "Putin is a stupid cunt".

I really do not understand the hate for Russia.

Patrick says

I really do not understand the hate for Russia.

I dont either maybe is a boomer thing.

Patrick says

I really do not understand the hate for Russia.

Ashkenazi expatriates from Russia/Ukraine have no love for the motherland. They owned the country from 1917 until Stalin purged them from positions of power following WW2. They again took hold after 1991 with the “shock therapy” open market bidding for Russia’s national resources (who had money to bid post-communism? Dual citizens with Israel). 10 of the 11 oligarchs in Yeltsin’s drunken years were Ashkenazi. They feel entitled to the country and aggrieved that Putin took control away. I’d bet that RWS and Eric Holder are from this permanent grievance group.

The United States can quickly replace all gas and oil coming to Europe from Russia. European leaders have already been informed, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said on Fox News.

"They are taking action in Europe to displace Russian energy. Maybe not as fast as we'd like. America stands ready today to displace all of the Russian gas that goes into Europe and all of the Russian refined products from oil as well," Wright said.

He stated that over the past six days, he met with European leaders to assure them that the US has the necessary capacity to meet Europe’s energy needs.

"President Trump's agenda is peace. And to get peace, we've got to starve Putin," the Secretary emphasized.

He also commented on the European Union’s plans to completely stop importing liquefied natural gas by January 2027. According to Wright, this step needs to be taken much sooner.

"That gas that doesn't go to Europe, that isn't sold in Europe, they don't have an ability to move it elsewhere, particularly the pipeline gas. It's just a loss of revenue for Putin. It reduces his ability to wage war. So, yes, our goal is to move much faster," he said.

Patrick says

I really do not understand the hate for Russia.

You don't understand the hate for evil Commie murderous war criminal pedo fucks? What's there to not understand?

Eric Holder says

This really should be titled "Putin is a stupid cunt".

No. "People who don't know how the oil and gas industry works are Putin-hating morons" is the correct title. With the byline "Eric Holder's RDS prevents him from avoiding making an embarrassment of himself by pushing this crap."

The Euros are still buying the fucking gas through Turkey. And the Chinese just signed the deal for a second gas pipeline from Russia. And up until Jan1 of this year, directly from the Russians THRU FUCKING UKEY NAZILAND.

That's right! The Ukeys let the gas flow while Russian soldiers were gang raping Ukey war widows over the bodies of their Nazi men blown to bits by said Russian army. FACT.

And the Chinese are shipping excess gas & oil they buy from the Russians to Europe. The tanker ships are so fucking big they can't even fit through the Suez.



Your article is full of shit by peeps who don't know wtf they are talking about OR are deliberately lying OR a combo of both. Judging by the authors and the 'experts' they 'reference', it is clear they are nothing but NeoCon Globalist schills pushing typical NeoCon Globalist propaganda.

Which you do not ever provide a link to. You don't want us to read the full thing in context.

Eric Holder says

This really should be titled "Putin is a stupid cunt".

Your Polish grandfather didn't talk to you about them?

Russian oil exports are starting to run out of options as Ukrainian drone strikes cut deeper into the country's refining system. Since early August, Ukraine has hit at least 15 refineries, with successful strikes pulling Russia's refinery runs below 5 million barrels a day, according to JPMorgan estimates. That drop equates to roughly 500,000 barrels a day of curtailed processing, creating pressure on Moscow to push more crude into export markets. Yet shipping data indicates the maneuvering room is limited. Primorsk in the Baltic and Novorossiysk in the Black Sea are already pushing near 18-month highs, while Ust-Luga remains below its October 2024 peak, in part due to repeated strikes on pipelines feeding the port.

The spare capacity across these three key western ports may be just 165,000 to 265,000 barrels a day- well below the lost refining volume. Kozmino, the Pacific hub that handles more than 1 million barrels a day, is already running close to capacity, and winter weather often constrains its operations. Other terminals, such as De Kastri, Prigorodnoye, and Murmansk, are either tied directly to specific oil projects or cut off from the main pipeline grid, making them less viable options for rerouted crude. This suggests that Russia's ability to divert supplies could be nearing its ceiling.

Russia’s government plans to boost fuel imports from Belarus and import gasoline from China, Singapore, and South Korea to address falling domestic output and gasoline shortages in several regions, Russian daily Kommersant reports, citing measures being discussed by the cabinet.

To make imports from Asia easier, the Russian government is waiving a 5% duty on fuel imports from China, South Korea, and Singapore, the Russian daily reported.

Russia’s gasoline and diesel supply has been crippled in recent weeks by intensified attacks on refineries with Ukrainian drones, which at one point curtailed 40% of Russia’s refining capacity.

The "gas station masquerading as a country" is quickly turning to a gas station w/o gasoline masquerading as a country.

expect more "fires" in US refineries ?

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/large-fire-erupts-at-los-angeles-county-refinery/

wonder who the safety and security officers are for these refineries and what they are doing to ensure safe and secure operation

Eric Holder says

Russian oil exports are starting to run out of options as Ukrainian drone strikes cut deeper into the country's refining system.

Another bullshit propaganda post (which is why you refuse to provide links).

But, but...Russia is supposed to be totally fucked!

WASHINGTON, Oct 22 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday imposed Ukraine-related sanctions on Russia for the first time in his second term, targeting oil companies Lukoil and Rosneft as his frustration grows with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the war.
The U.S. Treasury Department said it was prepared to take further action as it called on Moscow to agree immediately to a ceasefire in Russia's war in Ukraine, which began in February 2022.

"Given President Putin’s refusal to end this senseless war, Treasury is sanctioning Russia’s two largest oil companies that fund the Kremlin’s war machine," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in a statement. "We encourage our allies to join us in and adhere to these sanctions."
The sanctions are a major policy shift for Trump, who had not put sanctions on Russia over the war and instead relied on trade measures.

Sanctions don't work.

Patrick says

I really do not understand the hate for Russia.

We've been hearing that Russia has been loosing (and running out of fuel/munitions) since that start of the 2022 conflict, while paradoxically, planning to conquer Europe...!

zzyzzx says

Your Polish grandfather didn't talk to you about them?

The Poles are not fans of the Russians in the same way that the Irish are not fans of the English.

Sure, Russia and Britain are both empires with a history of crushing smaller countries, but why am I not hearing the same hate for the English?

It's like the anti-Russia programming has worked exceptionally well on some people, but not at all on others.

Eric Holder says

You don't understand the hate for evil Commie murderous war criminal pedo fucks? What's there to not understand?

That's exactly the level of hate I sincerely do not understand.

They're not commies anymore, I don't see any war crimes beyond normal war, and the pedo stuff has no evidence, just reeks of propganda.

Every 'wonder weapon' sent against Russia (from Leopard tanks to Storm Shadow missiles) was supposed to be a 'game changer'...

The Azov battalion promoted and whitewashed even in 'gay interest' publications.

Short-range, unarmed Russian-made drones find their way into Poland, increasing European paranoia and calls for more escalation...




The Cult of Zelensky...

UveBeenNudged1 says

Every 'wonder weapon' sent against Russia (from Leopard tanks to Storm Shadow missiles) was supposed to be a 'game changer'..

The quantities of these wonder weapons was woefully insufficient to be a game changer. Now if Ukraine got 2000 Tomahawks and 300 Abrams and a few hundred F-16's, that would be a game changer. And drones, while important, might not be that big of a deal if either country had a viable air force.

zzyzzx says

UveBeenNudged1 says

Every 'wonder weapon' sent against Russia (from Leopard tanks to Storm Shadow missiles) was supposed to be a 'game changer'..

The quantities of these wonder weapons was woefully insufficient to be a game changer. Now if Ukraine got 2000 Tomahawks and 300 Abrams and a few hundred F-16's, that would be a game changer. And drones, while important, might not be that big of a deal if either country had a viable air force.

So now we've gone from types of weapons to quantities... The old: "If only we gave Ukraine everything they want...", trope, i.e.; lets just wright a blank cheque and let Western weapon stockpiles be depleted...
In more saner times, such antagonistic moves towards a nuclear superpower would have been unthinkable (especially one with almost unlimited material resources)...

What quantities or super weapons does Russia need to finally achieve their bare minimum goals nearly 4 years into this total shit show?

socal2 says

What quantities or super weapons does Russia need to finally achieve their bare minimum goals nearly 4 years into this total shit show?

Again, these are just MSM/NATO talking pointes that have little basis in reality.
Russia is not the USA or Israeli, if they 'Shock & Awe' Ukraine, they'll kill many of their own people living there, and will have to deal with the resulting humanitarian crisis... The civilian death-rate is extremely low compared with other US/NATO lead conflicts...
Why rush when you have 'escalatory dominance', see NATO stockpiles depleted, and a deindustrialised Europe with increasing domestic energy prices...?
Anyone who thinks they can intimidate a nation that has nukes, Oreshniks, a world leader in hypersonic missiles, and a massive industrial capacity, needs to do a reality check.

UveBeenNudged1 says

Anyone who thinks they can intimidate a nation that has nukes, Oreshniks, a world leader in hypersonic missiles, and a massive industrial capacity, needs to do a reality check.

So there only threat is that they can nuke the world with their aging nuke arsenal?

The last 4 years have shown the world that Russia's conventional military is utter dogshit and Russia can't even pacify portions of their next door neighbor, let alone project any kind of dominance miles from home.

socal2 says

UveBeenNudged1 says

Anyone who thinks they can intimidate a nation that has nukes, Oreshniks, a world leader in hypersonic missiles, and a massive industrial capacity, needs to do a reality check.

So there only threat is that they can nuke the world with their aging nuke arsenal?

The last 4 years have shown the world that Russia's conventional military is utter dogshit and Russia can't even pacify portions of their next door neighbor, let alone project any kind of dominance miles from home.

Exactly the same narrative that the MSM and NeoCon propagandists have been pushing since day one... Independent/alternative websites like this provide an opportunity to challenge the status quo, so why just parrot it?

"The ruble will turn into rubble" they said back in March 2022, after the first of many 'sanction packages'. But the facts remain that Russia is gaining ground - not loosing it. Has destroyed entire Ukraine armies, which have had to be rebuilt several times over, with over 50 nations providing military support for Ukraine... Putin has a good approval rating, unlike most Western leaders... Quality of life is improving in Russia, while infrastructure collapses in the West...

The bottom line is that supporting further military escalation means you're part of a death-cult who would sooner see the world burn than make concessions to Russia. Even without nukes, Oreshniks and hypersonics are terrifying weapons, which could even render nukes obsolete or impractical. Russia are also becoming masters of drone warfare.

zzyzzx says

UveBeenNudged1 says

Every 'wonder weapon' sent against Russia (from Leopard tanks to Storm Shadow missiles) was supposed to be a 'game changer'..

The quantities of these wonder weapons was woefully insufficient to be a game changer. Now if Ukraine got 2000 Tomahawks and 300 Abrams and a few hundred F-16's, that would be a game changer. And drones, while important, might not be that big of a deal if either country had a viable air force.

And who's going to pilot all those F16 etc...? They need massive maintenance. A lot of weapons shipped to Ukraine are falling into the hands of America's enemies through the black market; the whole thing sounds like a scam on the western taxpayer...
Giving weapons to Banderites is like giving hand grenades to monkeys. Blowback has already occurred.

The West won the Cold War against USSR/Warsaw Pact. The latest Ukie kerfluffle is nothing but an attempt to humiliate Russia and destroy it.

Libtards forget that Putin wanted to join NATO but was told to fuck off.

Gorbachev agreed to German unification as long as NATO wouldn't be expanded and was verbally promised "Not a single inch further East." Lying sons of bitches . . .

The Neocon Jew descendants of the refugees from the Russian Empire want nothing less than the dissolution of Russia along the lines of the Baruch plan they drew up for Germany after WWII (didn't happen because of Iron Curtain shit, but look it up).

socal2 says

UveBeenNudged1 says

Anyone who thinks they can intimidate a nation that has nukes, Oreshniks, a world leader in hypersonic missiles, and a massive industrial capacity, needs to do a reality check.

So there only threat is that they can nuke the world with their aging nuke arsenal?

The last 4 years have shown the world that Russia's conventional military is utter dogshit and Russia can't even pacify portions of their next door neighbor, let alone project any kind of dominance miles from home.

More Russia is Losing news...

Pokrovsk & Kupiansk encircled by Russian forces - massive strategic victory.

Burevestnik missile tested:
"known by NATO as “Skyfall.” The missile reportedly flew 14,000 km and stayed airborne for 15 hours, showcasing what Putin calls “invincible power.” Designed to evade U.S. missile defence systems, the weapon marks a new era in strategic warfare as Moscow warns of an “overwhelming” response to U.S.-supplied Tomahawks in Ukraine. Analysts say this nuclear-powered missile could shift the balance of global deterrence and reignite a dangerous arms race between Russia and the United States."

zzyzzx says

Now if Ukraine got 2000 Tomahawks

Tomahawks can only be launched by ships.

The Gryphon was its land based version. Taken out of service in 1991 per Treaty compliance.

UveBeenNudged1 says

More Russia is Losing news...

Pokrovsk & Kupiansk encircled by Russian forces - massive strategic victory.

Burevestnik missile tested:
"known by NATO as “Skyfall.” The missile reportedly flew 14,000 km and stayed airborne for 15 hours, showcasing what Putin calls “invincible power.” Designed to evade U.S. missile defence systems, the weapon marks a new era in strategic warfare as Moscow warns of an “overwhelming” response to U.S.-supplied Tomahawks in Ukraine. Analysts say this nuclear-powered missile could shift the balance of global deterrence and reignite a dangerous arms race between Russia and the United States."

MolotovCocktail says

UveBeenNudged1 says

More Russia is Losing news...

Pokrovsk & Kupiansk encircled by Russian forces - massive strategic victory.

Burevestnik missile tested:
"known by NATO as “Skyfall.” The missile reportedly flew 14,000 km and stayed airborne for 15 hours, showcasing what Putin calls “invincible power.” Designed to evade U.S. missile defence systems, the weapon marks a new era in strategic warfare as Moscow warns of an “overwhelming” response to U.S.-supplied Tomahawks in Ukraine. Analysts say this nuclear-powered missile could shift the balance of global deterrence and reignite a dangerous arms race between Russia and the United States."

MolotovCocktail says

UveBeenNudged1 says

More Russia is Losing news...

Pokrovsk & Kupiansk encircled by Russian forces - massive strategic victory.

Burevestnik missile tested:
"known by NATO as “Skyfall.” The missile reportedly flew 14,000 km and stayed airborne for 15 hours, showcasing what Putin calls “invincible power.” Designed to evade U.S. missile defence systems, the weapon marks a new era in strategic warfare as Moscow warns of an “overwhelming” response to U.S.-supplied Tomahawks in Ukraine. Analysts say this nuclear-powered missile could shift the balance of global deterrence and reignite a dangerous arms race between Russia and the United States."

BRUSSELS — One of Russia's largest industrial empires will quit its international operations after being targeted by hard-hitting U.S. sanctions, as President Donald Trump steps up efforts to force the Kremlin to end its war in Ukraine.

In a statement on Monday evening, Moscow-headquartered energy giant Lukoil confirmed it had begun looking for buyers for its foreign ventures.

The decision, it said, had been taken "owing to introduction of restrictive measures against the Company and its subsidiaries by some states," forcing it to announce "its intention to sell its international assets."

A former Lukoil executive, granted anonymity to speak freely, said the move could see the company’s revenues and profits plummet by “about 30 percent,” as it is forced it to sell three refineries and around half of its roughly 5,000 petrol stations worldwide.

“Lukoil is finished,” they said.

The move comes days after the U.S. blacklisted Lukoil, as well as oil and gas firm Rosneft, in a surprise sanctions package that it said was "a result of Russia’s lack of serious commitment to a peace process to end the war in Ukraine.

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UveBeenNudged1 says

Pokrovsk & Kupiansk encircled by Russian forces - massive strategic victory.

Eh? Encircling couple of towns with pre-war population of less than 30K each after 2+ years of offensive is a "strategic victory" now?

PS. Especially taking into account it didn't happen. But even if it did. How any of this is "strategic"? Compare it to Donnie T killing 50% of Paper Tiger's oil exports. Now this IS strategic.

MolotovCocktail says

zzyzzx says

Now if Ukraine got 2000 Tomahawks

Tomahawks can only be launched by ships.

The Gryphon was its land based version. Taken out of service in 1991 per Treaty compliance.

That treaty is dead.

Meanwhile....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVSR98LK4Fg

“You’re four years fighting a war that should have taken a week. Are you a paper tiger?” -- Donald J. Trump, 45/47th POTUS.

Eric Holder says

BRUSSELS — One of Russia's largest industrial empires will quit its international operations after being targeted by hard-

No source again.