Here it comes, when it yopples it topples quickly!!
The most important thing is not the fall, it’s the landing
The sooner the better. May they suffer from this for a century or more. They’ve roundly deserved it.
The wave is cresting.
The wipeout is nearing.
All according to the plan(not putin’s plan).
convenient as soon jobless ruzzki make room for cheap nicely furnished fsb offices watching each other drink vodka and sitting it out while hoping the neighbours assignment who enjoy instant drone post delivery won’t come back to complain anyway.
The only part of this saga that’s fun to watch
“You arrogant ass! You’ve killed us!”
This sounds (hopefully) like a real doom spiral. Interest eating into profits & thus investment is bad but manageable short term but withholding payments to suppliers kills their cash flow & that gets terminal for them very quickly when they can’t pay their staff.
Chief adviser Ted Crillyov stated “That money was just resting in my account “
Let them eat their beloved nukes for nourishment.
*”They said many firms preferred to deposit cash at banks amid high interest rates or buy risk-free bonds, which also offer attractive interest, while withholding payment to suppliers.”* I guess the russian tradition of screwing one another is rampant.
**EU countries have had enough of Russia and never want to trade with Russia again.**
*Poland’s president has said that gas flows from Russia to Western Europe should never be restored, even if Russia and Ukraine reach a peace deal.*
*Andrzej Duda told the BBC that the Nord Stream gas pipelines, which have not been used since 2022, “should be dismantled”.*
Good, good, let the elite rack up those debts – see how fast they’ll turn against uncle Vlad.
Hopefully and may this be the spark that finally drags the economy and regime down…👍
Countries collapse slowly, and then suddenly.
It can’t come quick enough!
Gazprom made a loss 0f 364bn rubles in 2023, their first loss since 1999. In the first 9 months of 2024, it reported a loss of 534bn rubles, and its total loss for the year is expected to continue to expand.
Gazprom is the golden goose for russia, and if they cant make money, everyone else is screwed.
I pray I get to see the entire Russian economy crash and burn brightly
The government about the window — you can’t say that.
The Kremlin is bankrolling the war by basically borrowing from the future. The corporations are expected to serve the state when called upon, they don’t really have a choice, Putin will just keep replacing the CEO until they comply.
But by gutting more and more businesses, directly or indirectly, they trade future wealth to fuel the war machine today.
Even once fighting ends, the Kremlin will continue to make weapons, they have to, the entire economy was gutted and remodeled around the war industry, they can’t just shut it off, but they can’t keep it running forever either, not at this pace.
Best bet is that they will taper it down slowly, trying to let the economy adjust as they go. But even so, some economic pain is inevitable. The only question in Russia will be who suffers it the most?
Now this is a news story that I’d like to hear more about!
Fuck russia!
>They said many firms preferred to deposit cash at banks amid high interest rates or buy risk-free bonds, which also offer attractive interest, while withholding payment to suppliers.
Rats have begun feeding on each other. Business confidence drop hastening economic collapse. When the RUB reverses its recent small gains and plunges again, look out below.
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Here it comes, when it yopples it topples quickly!!
The most important thing is not the fall, it’s the landing
The sooner the better. May they suffer from this for a century or more. They’ve roundly deserved it.
The wave is cresting.
The wipeout is nearing.
All according to the plan(not putin’s plan).
convenient as soon jobless ruzzki make room for cheap nicely furnished fsb offices watching each other drink vodka and sitting it out while hoping the neighbours assignment who enjoy instant drone post delivery won’t come back to complain anyway.
The only part of this saga that’s fun to watch
“You arrogant ass! You’ve killed us!”
This sounds (hopefully) like a real doom spiral. Interest eating into profits & thus investment is bad but manageable short term but withholding payments to suppliers kills their cash flow & that gets terminal for them very quickly when they can’t pay their staff.
Chief adviser Ted Crillyov stated “That money was just resting in my account “
Let them eat their beloved nukes for nourishment.
*”They said many firms preferred to deposit cash at banks amid high interest rates or buy risk-free bonds, which also offer attractive interest, while withholding payment to suppliers.”* I guess the russian tradition of screwing one another is rampant.
**EU countries have had enough of Russia and never want to trade with Russia again.**
*Poland’s president has said that gas flows from Russia to Western Europe should never be restored, even if Russia and Ukraine reach a peace deal.*
*Andrzej Duda told the BBC that the Nord Stream gas pipelines, which have not been used since 2022, “should be dismantled”.*
[https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1m5p21pmy2o](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1m5p21pmy2o)
Good, good, let the elite rack up those debts – see how fast they’ll turn against uncle Vlad.
Hopefully and may this be the spark that finally drags the economy and regime down…👍
Countries collapse slowly, and then suddenly.
It can’t come quick enough!
Gazprom made a loss 0f 364bn rubles in 2023, their first loss since 1999. In the first 9 months of 2024, it reported a loss of 534bn rubles, and its total loss for the year is expected to continue to expand.
Gazprom is the golden goose for russia, and if they cant make money, everyone else is screwed.
I pray I get to see the entire Russian economy crash and burn brightly
The government about the window — you can’t say that.
The Kremlin is bankrolling the war by basically borrowing from the future. The corporations are expected to serve the state when called upon, they don’t really have a choice, Putin will just keep replacing the CEO until they comply.
But by gutting more and more businesses, directly or indirectly, they trade future wealth to fuel the war machine today.
Even once fighting ends, the Kremlin will continue to make weapons, they have to, the entire economy was gutted and remodeled around the war industry, they can’t just shut it off, but they can’t keep it running forever either, not at this pace.
Best bet is that they will taper it down slowly, trying to let the economy adjust as they go. But even so, some economic pain is inevitable. The only question in Russia will be who suffers it the most?
Now this is a news story that I’d like to hear more about!
Fuck russia!
>They said many firms preferred to deposit cash at banks amid high interest rates or buy risk-free bonds, which also offer attractive interest, while withholding payment to suppliers.
Rats have begun feeding on each other. Business confidence drop hastening economic collapse. When the RUB reverses its recent small gains and plunges again, look out below.
“Going according to the plan” 😆
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