Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "What do Russians think now? 3 months after the start." video.

  1. And you think we'll all be living in the land of milk and honey, Nancy? 😂😂 In case you hadn't noticed, there are shortages, worldwide, which will only continue to worsen, particularly as prices carry on increasing.
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  2. Hmmm, kinda reflects what the rest of us, around the world, are undergoing, doncha think; shortages, price hikes, etc? Say, you don't think our collective governments have decided to sanction us, but decided not to notify us, do ya? Funny how so much stuff, happening right under our own noses, so often escapes our notice. That twaddle about motes and eyes or stones and greenhouses springs to mind, as I wade through some of the comments on this thread and this post. Agenda 2030 appears to have escaped most people's notice, their focus - or lack of it, to be more accurate - directed to the *Smoke and Mirrors Show*, currently playing the Kosova War act. We, our govts, egged them into it with mealy mouthed promises, then, like all bullies, when called out, turned our back on them. We wanted to see blood, but didn't really care who's blood, as long as Russia became involved and isolated. Oh sure, we'll give Ukraine military and financial aid, all at a later cost to the Ukrainian people, because war is Big Business! Besides, Russia was screwing about with the Military Industrial Complex, costing it money. That shortfall had to be made up somehow and here we are, killing two birds with one stone. I've watched 'The Great Dumbing Down' take place, over the last few decades. The three Abrahamic death cults must be loving this shit. Smh and lmfao.
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  3. So, basically, it has affected the luxury end of the market, buying stuff online, in other words, along with a few jobs in the arts. Obviously, this series of interviews is slanted, you'd have to be both deaf and blind to miss that, more questions asked and more time given to those speaking of how sanctions are devastating their lives/shopping habits. Most interviewees are accustomed to the vagaries of Western petrodollar driven policies, under the guise of humanitarian concern for 'victims'. The Fed is in it's eleventh hour and all this and what is to follow are it's dying gasps, before the Russia/China yuandollar applies the long overdue coup de grace to the corrupt system that has cost millions upon millions of innocent civilian deaths, since WWII.
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