50 Replies to “March 14, 2025: Reader Tips”

  1. Uncommon Sense
    @Uncommonsince76
    ” how the “fake news” works to tear down your country.

    There are 3 kinds of people in the world. Those who believe everything the news says, (largest group) those who believe nothing the news says, (smaller group), and those who can look at the news objectively and see its truth and lies. (Smallest group.)

    Because the first group is the largest group, naturally the media becomes a powerful tool in a “democracy” as consent or hatred can be manufactured from the press.

    And that’s exactly what it does. Just like in the US today.”

    https://x.com/uncommonsince76/status/1900311345540850036

    The banking cartel took down that author for the same reason they murdered Gaddafi; both had gotten their countries out from under the baking cartel.

    https://www.globalresearch.ca/libya-ten-things-about-gaddafi-they-dont-want-you-to-know/5414289

  2. From “heros” to zeroes, Russian style: Gazprom’s grandeur fades as Europe abandons Russian gas
    https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/gazproms-grandeur-fades-europe-abandons-russian-gas-2025-03-13/

    The good news for schweinie-lovers here, at least they are not alone in their idiocy, as the quoted passage below shows.
    “Management misjudged how resolute European capitals would be, according to one of the executives, who said the thinking inside the company was that Europe would quickly be back “begging” for Russian gas supplies to resume.
    Despite the economic pain of higher energy costs, the EU has not rolled back sanctions.
    “We proved to be wrong,” the executive said.”

    “Gazprom’s problems extend well beyond the export unit, the conversations with the employees reveal. Two of the sources told Reuters that Miller has now approved plans to cut 1,500 jobs at the parent company’s headquarters in Russia and Europe’s tallest skyscraper, the British-designed Lakhta Centre, also in St Petersburg.
    The dismissals at Gazprom headquarters have yet to be announced but staff have been asked to prepare individual presentations about why they should keep their jobs, according to one of the sources, who said employees were told to write up a description of their job functions in case of overlaps.”

      1. Do you know how GDP is calculated bot?
        What happens to GDP when you build a bomb?
        What happens to GDP when the bomb explodes?
        The correct answers to those questions will explain to you why German and Japanese GDP was growing in 1944 and 45.

        Besides those are official ork numbers hence garbage.

        1. The Wan and Lonely Cipher (pronouns: nobody/no one) self pleasures while pushing his tired old narrative.

          1. What happens to GDP when you build a bomb?
            What happens to GDP when the bomb explodes?

          2. Answer the questions:
            What happens to GDP when you build a bomb?
            What happens to GDP when the bomb explodes?

          3. Admit you were wrong re the statement below:

            “The correct answers to those questions will explain to you why German and Japanese GDP was growing in 1944 and 45.”

          4. Sure, I was imprecise. For Germany it kept growing throughout 44 which is when Germany was already losing on all fronts. In 45 it had to drop as the war ended mid year so 45 GDP included half of year of war (when it was still initially growing) and half a year of peace where it evaporated (there is a lesson of what will happen to russian GDP when the war is over but that is beside the point). For Japan the problem is differentiating the GDP of the Islands vs GDP of empire across Asia and Pacific. What you have in that table is empire that was contracting and the Islands were blockaded. Despite that, the GDP of the islands GDP was still growing after 42.

            Answer my questions bot.
            What happens to GDP when you build a bomb?
            What happens to GDP when the bomb explodes?

          5. Indeed when you look at your table you see that differences between 41 and 44 for Japan are negligible. So you have Japan loosing territory, being blockaded and yet maintaining GDP pretty much in par. How was that possible?

            So, are you ready to answer my questions or do you give up? You can ask Freddie or another idiot for help if you want to.

            What happens to GDP when you build a bomb?
            What happens to GDP when the bomb explodes?

          6. Loopie, so you called YW for help. Bad choice. his drinking weekend is already well underway. You got another phone call. Who will help you?
            What happens to GDP when you build a bomb?
            What happens to GDP when the bomb explodes?

          7. What happens to GDP when you stuff a duck? What happens to GDP when you overbill the duck? Answers, man, we demand answers!

      2. GDP data is eachy to manipulate. Their currency is now worth about 1/100 of the USD apiece, in the beginning of 2022 it was about 1/60. That’s not a sign of an economy doing good. Lots of businesses there are closing down or shrinking, too, particularly cargo transporters (you can probably guess what that points at).

        1. Even this is secondary. GDP is simply useless as predictor at time of war, it is not a reflection of how the economy is doing. Even the fact that data is false Kremlin released bullshit is secondary too. I will wait with more explanation and see if Loopie can answer my questions.

  3. Europe continues to import Russian oil & gas.

    https://foreignpolicy.com/2025/01/03/europe-russia-ukraine-war-energy-imports-oil-gas-pipeline/

    The goal is to be Russia-free by 2027. This is where I went wrong. I thought (silly me) that you stop trading with countries you are at war with.

    “A December report from the Center for the Study of Democracy (CSD) concluded, “Although Russian fossil fuel exports to the West have decreased, glaring loopholes in the sanctions’ regime persist.” Nowhere are the failings more prominent than with liquified natural gas (LNG). In 2024, the EU imported a record 16.5 million metric tons of LNG from Russia, surpassing the 15.2 million in 2023.”

    1. Enjoy it while it lasts (2 years to go). It’s still a far cry from what it was before 2022 (see the article about Gazprom above).

      1. Two months to go. Trump will (most likely) reset the relationship with Russia, allowing that country to earn much needed revenue by exporting its oil & gas to Europe and its critical minerals to America. It’s going to be an unconventional 4 years.

        With Russia more friendly with America (so to speak) it will reduce the dependency Russia has for other strong allies (like China) which strengthens America’s position, Trump’s real goal IMO.

        1. Can you let me know how you managed to squeeze so much stupidity into such a short text? For starters, you allege that Trump controls whom the Europeans purchase their gas from.

          Anyway, we’ll hopefully speak again in two months and see what of your predictions has come true.

  4. Another Jessica and the incel meltdown thread, some should ban them, or maybe just take SDA permanently.

    1. The site hasn’t changed the world has. Some people haven’t mentally grappled with that yet. They are of course free to have their opinions but they should after all that’s happened the last what five years realise we have bigger problems here, and it’s not apparent we have anyone that can fix them, or inspire some real change.
      I guess we’ll see.

      1. Scott – I am so proud of Canada . First we get a Liberal party leader from totally corrupt process and the he is installed as North America’s first unelected dictator. All while parliament is closed for business. And the bought and paid for media cheers! Meanwhile, everyone is yipping about Trump and Ukraine. However, yippie, we are number one!

      1. Everybody who complains about this site’s supposed decline keeps coming back over and over again.

        You talk the talk, but you won’t walk the walk.

        1. Well, a lot of people that left would have known the answer to the following two questions:
          What happens to GDP when you build a bomb?
          What happens to GDP when the bomb explodes?
          Instead we have you.

  5. Latching onto and zealously over-spinning the eurocentric Reuters narative made me curious to know where the real story lies.
    Same dateline.
    https://kyivindependent.com/us-toughens-sanctions-on-russian-energy-payments/
    Because we already knew this.
    “EU imports record quantities of Russian LNG in 2024”
    https://www.ft.com/content/ef4230c1-befa-4053-97b2-397c69c20002
    This war continues by design and it’s high time we put the flame fanners to rest.

  6. The little people must know their place
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  7. I look at Jessica and Surfer, and their ilk. and note how they bear such a striking resemblance to the BitChute “Jews are the root of all evil” unhinged freaks.
    If, as these people say, the site has gone downhill, well, its exclusively because of them filling the comment section with their insane rantings.

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