That makes a lot of sense.
That makes a lot of sense.
I've said from the beginning Europe wasn't going to put sanctions over providing heat for their citizens.
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hitherto that's exactly what they've done, the EU has stood remarkably united despite the domestic price they've paid. much will depend on the severity of the winter but at the least they're being quite proactive about it and looking at everything possible they can do that doesn't involve lifting the sanctions. thus far whatever divisions exist within the EU is over how to combat the shortage, not whether or not to lift the sanctions.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/...oil-gas-prices
https://www.theguardian.com/business...russia-ukraine
More power to them, gas goes up 0.30 and US voters switch sides within days.
Incidentally.
https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/19/...as-ukraine-war
Even if Russia wins the war, they've lost. Goliath (Russia) was supposed to stomp all over David (Ukraine), the fact the war is still ongoing and Russia has now resorted to forcing Russian civs to fight in their war is a loss.
I should also say, that the fact that they held out without help as long as they did, is really sad for Russia.
Which is exactly why news of the war being over by the summer would be good news. Most people are fine with retaining the sanctions for a bit longer, bit no one wants it to drag out for years.
Yes; people are complaining about the cost of electricity and gas, but not over the sanctions. People are well aware of the necessity of the sanctions. People want politicians to act and help out (be it with construction of new renewable energy sources or subsidizing the costs/lowering taxes), but I’ve heard VERY few people demanding that the sanctiona should be lifted.
Hell, we JUST had an election in Sweden, and not one person even considered lifting the sanctions as an option or even a question of importance. The discussion was all about how to minimize the impact of the sanctions, not the sanctions themselves.
David vs Goliath isn't a Scriptural indictment of Saul's unfitness to rule but rather a clever allegory on how the advance of ballistic weapons technology had irreversibly shifted the military paradigm away from melee shock to projectile-based ranged warfare
What he said but in fewer words.
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all goliath had to do was wear a proper helmet and david would've been torn in half. mf didn't come to battle prepared
David went out strapped and naked, he knew one way or another Goliath was gonna be afraid to get close.
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If the NYT is writing articles about how men have fled Moscow and other eastern European nations are reporting hundreds of thousands of Russian male immigrants, I would say your draft isn't going so well
I'm worried how many long term assets are being put in amongst them.