Comments by "Maria F." (@mariaf.6601) on "Russia's economic crisis" video.

  1. Have you got any argument/s to support your(?) claim ?
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  2. Who is "most of you", pls? Of course we take care about own economy. If you're ok with the prices (got a mortgage?) and shortages, that's ok - let the lemon be sweet for you.
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  3. Have a look at interest rates and compare to Russia's, if you want to .
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  4. What are your arguments exactly to support the claim?
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  5. Except the 5% is Trump's cry at the moment, and money spent on defence doesn't entirely flow to the US. On the other hand, in Russia most means and resources spent on war burn in the front, so not much returns to the society.
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  6. "Russia's economy is doing that better than Germany's or Japan's", so many Germans and Japanese emigrate to matrioshka. 😂
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  7. Which media? Not all, some, yes, (and for sure not for 3 years) - so what? What is Russia "winning", according to you pls?
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  8. It looks you are deflecting, why? Anyway, the economy of Denmark isn't in bad shape at all.
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  9. Oh, you didn't care that much that wrote a comment 😅
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  10. Afghanistan war wasn't the cause of the Soviet Union economy collapse (it brought serious social problems though) The arms race without technology development contributed much more. Mind that today's Russia isn't what the Soviet Union was (even without COMECON).
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  11. I think the fact the interest rate has been raising until 20+ % banks credits are eg at 25% ... Oficial number is 9 % 😮
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  12. The problem is big part of that is military sector- as other commentator put it: when you sell your house and make a lot of fireworks, the fun is short.
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  13. What is your argument/ation exactly? if it is not too much to ask ?
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  14. What exactly is your opinion supported with?
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  15. It looks you are deflecting, why? Anyway, the economy of Denmark isn't in bad shape at all .
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  16.  @alexmaster9437  Do you really believe that? Sanctions on fuels harming economy tens times bigger more than Russia's, which relies in huge part on the fuels ?
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  17.  @alexmaster9437  Poor trolling, Alexey Because Russia wages the biggest war in Europe since the World War 2?
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  18. You see, Danish government isn't like the Russia's one. BTW , what's so great in Russia in 2024 ?
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  19. Really ? How many westerners did move to Russia? I know about one Canadian family, they are in big problems now. Gerard Depardieu didn't like it there. Fugitives of law, court sentence ? Russell Bentley, who was killed by his comrades in Donetsk ??
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  20. @claus-not-santa  OK, can you give some examples pls? Nationalities, professions? (Age?)? How long have they been?
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  21. What could you see to claim the inflation is lower than 25% (how much lower?) pls? Interest rate over 20% (being raised several times this year) isn't something usual. Also, I'm surprised you deny the army shortages - buying low quality ammunition, SPGs, missiles and soldiers(!) in North Korea is a sign of Russia's big difficulties.
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  22. I think because Ukraine receive much aid from the allies, also they don't make errors like paying tenfold average salaries to soldiers.
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  23. If it is a consolation for you, ok. How long do you think will that "good" performance last ?
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  24. What you mention doesn't change what was said - much money is being pumped into the system while the interest rate is raised above 20%. The export volume didn't grow, on the contrary, while imports get difficult.
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  25. @TomSeliman99  Could you present evidence to support your claim ? When was Day 1 ?
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  26. I'm stunned by such profound argumentation of yours .
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  27. Because of a tweet of Trump's ? Nah Better an explanation of possibility of blocking Russia's tankers traffic in Baltic Sea
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  28. It is, but you cannot produce ammunition just with order / decree. Like Hitler believed to his end.
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  29. Is that Europe a name of some place (a town?) in Russian Federation, where potatoes price doubled?
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  30. I can see some confusion - Who is the Gazprom oligarch?? Also, when European subsidiaries don't sell gas, they don't earn money, so asking where the money goes is like division by 0 (zero).
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  31. Do you mean 2009 crisis? Why would it be more relevant ?
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  32. Check out eg Russia's Central Bank communique
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  33. Perhaps some predictions or analysis weren't wrong ?
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  34. Well, I can't see how it is Western arrogance that Russia burns their wealth fund savings in order to delay collapse caused by the war Putin started and continues. 🙄
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  35. Perhaps the 1st largest economy as it comes to refurbishing tanks that soon will burn or explode at the front. Sadly, you don't eat tanks, even well done. Meanwhile, the food is more and more expensive (forget vodka), medicines scarce...
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  36. 😂
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  37. What do you think is more probable: that ⬆️ or Europe will freeze this winter (because Russian gas?)?
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  38.  @TheDayAfter1984  Can you cite any arguments o the professors ? Because without it, your claims aren't worth anything.
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  39. Whataboutery does not help much, especially if you refer to hardly comparable things.
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  40. Twenty , twenty-one thousand views in the first two hours , 4pm on Sunday 22th Dec.
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  41. 204 , 5 , 6 in twenty first hours and five, fifteen minutes, At 10am On the 23rd Dec.
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  42. 271 ,290 at a quarter to twelve approximately, 11.43 midday , on the 24th of December La Noche Buena.
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  43. 300 ,000 at eighteen minutes past twelve midnight Tuesday to Wednesday 24th/25th Dec. 😊😊😊 30 hours 18 min.
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  44. 300 thousand after midnight of the 24th , 317 at (one hour past) of the 25th of December.
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  45. I 329 ,8etc the fact 2024.12.26 the interest rate has been raising until 20+ % banks credits are eg at 25% ... Oficial number is 9 % 😮
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  46. Saturday, the 28yh of Dec. After twelve midnight, 350 thou 600 The seventh 24 hrs
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  47. Sun. 354 ,656 at twenty minutes past ten am On the 29th of December. 10..20
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  48. 357, 6 😂 sun steven pm? Dos missing 😢 , un cortet es queda
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  49. Sunda 359 , o3o at half past nine o'clock in their evening. 29.12.24 379 , oox 15..46 Wednesday , New Year's Day 01. 01. 024
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  50. ​ @rudysmith1552  That would be IF . but if you picked Germany's example, mind Marshall Plan and its results.
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  51. Yes, not foreign investors, even Chinese, but the government, investments mainly to activate military industry. Budget money, that is , of people's, who pay for it.
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  52. What makes you think so ? The interest rate at 21 % is a fact.
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  53. Have you got any actual argument/s ?
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  54. Don't you know about the allies' help to Ukraine ? Check out the latest US packet of aid, pls.
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  55. In what exactly are the Russians thriving, please? Not food prices , infrastructure or credit / housing mortgage ...
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  56.  @ИнферноСРБ  Haven't the prices of butter, eggs, potatoes gone up?
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  57.  @ЮрийОрлов-ш9ц  I don't doubt something is done, the question is the whole of the dynamics. What is the 'updating medicine' , please? Raising salaries without output seems rather to be a part of unhealthy economics. Then inflation of the money input drives the prices up, what makes purchasing power smaller, despite of salaries' big numbers.
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  58. Turning to president Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovich?
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  59. What is exactly your argumentation on favour of your opinion?
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  60. I'm stunned by such profound argumentation of yours .
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  61. I'm stunned by such profound argumentation of yours 😂
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  62. No, the sanctions haven't come as a boomerang, we don't eat swans or squirrels, EU nor the UK didn't freeze in the winter/s.
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  63. @humushumus2219 Thank you for your reply. I can see however several hard facts presented (money influx - high interest rates) and an explanation of how they are factors in destroying the economy (yes, told in a popular, easy to understand manner)
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  64. When was it "nothing really happened" and APN "made up" an offensive which failed?
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  65. What is your argumentation exactly to support the claim ?
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  66. Just read the post 5 minutes before yours , by @alexmcneil ⬇️
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  67. Would you say the same about Putin an 100 million of his subjects?
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  68.  @SVOWarrior  To be exact, it's military industry that is working overtime refurbishing old tanks etc vehicles. It's not productive for the country / people. eg you wrote you can see 'hire signs' - does it mean there isn't demand because the rent prices are high? Are you an owner of your place or do you rent ?
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  69.  @SVOWarrior  No acid lemon? Do the prices go down or up ? Potatoes ? Butter ? Eggs?
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  70.  @Socialisten  Yes, and what is your argumentation to support the claim? I can't see APN one-sided, he's talking facts, and even if he were, it's not propaganda.
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  71. There are a lot where APN is critical of "the West" position or action, eg last summer, but also many times he presents 'under condition', aware that the reality isn't a political theory.
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  72. ​ @Princip666  Ukraine is defending itself, better than expected. Everything is going according to the plan ? "special operation"? and in Russia ?
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  73. @Mike-m7q These are exactly the factors that drive inflation that destroys the economy together with high interest rates. You probably know how Argentina changed from wealthy into rather pauper country.
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  74. No alarm necessary, let them think this way and when it happens that the US does not work like Russia, see the results.
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  75. I think the difference is Germany was after the war, while Putin keeps on with his "special operation".
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  76. I think you can get approximate estimate with that: RCB interest rate has been raising until 20+ % , expected 23 and to be continued Commercial banks' credits are at eg 25% ... Oficial number is 9 % 😮
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  77.  @ishanr8697  Raising interest rate is a way of limiting the amount of money in the system (so taming inflation)
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  78. Think Ponzi scheme works for some time and no way after that , also, have a look at Russian Central Bank decisions for evidence.
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  79. How was the inflation and interest rates in the US in the 1940s ?
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  80. The highest, for sure, as it comes to interest rates, and in number of KiA and WiA (200s and 300s)
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  81. And which are the arguments of the professor, pls?
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  82. ​ @HumanResourceR1a  Do you think E. Nabyullina should go ? perhaps with all that Russia's Central Bank , foreign agent ? BTW, How come inflation is 9% while the petrol price rise is more than 10% and official communique says it's less than inflation ??
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  83. Please explain huge demand because of huge domestic production growth, because it sounds contradictory.
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  84. You mean Putin told Nabyullina? Great, let the master strategist become master ecomist, what could go wrong ?
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  85. Unfortunately it's not propaganda that is a problem, but the acting of Putin as the ruler of Russia. I think if you stayed longer in Moscow you could see some degeneration and if you went outside the capital, you could see not everything is nicevand clean, not far, 50 km away.
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  86.  @vc91-s9y  I have, and I'm not posing as a "Swiss" praising Paris or Moscow, not getting triggered when glubinka or banlieu are mentioned.
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  87. Blame anyone, so you don't admit Russia's responsibility. If you steal and you are caught by hand, say it is not your hand.
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  88. ​ @digitalspacestudio3956  What is your argumentation exactly, if it is not too much to ask?
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  89. Nah, rubel worth only fell 50% ? taxes grow? and Prigozhin's excursion was a nice adventure, no problem at all.
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  90.  @AgentSmith911  What pipeline has been opened recently? If you compare 90 (99) to 100 the consolation of "resilience" is even better. Is it wishful thinking if you pay for butter or potatoes (kartoshka ! in Russia!!) 100% more than before the war ?...
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  91. What are your arguments exactly, pls?
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  92. ​ @claus-not-santa  Why couldn't I visit Russia ? Russians can visit other countries, unless some special cases.
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  93.  @claus-not-santa     I haven't, curious why are you asking ? Does it matter in the case of OP's claims?
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  94. Certainly not Russia's model, unless by 'lower food' you mean less food. I'd also take into consideration the possibility of being sent to battle, where (drunk) commander sends you to suicidal attack without artillery support ...
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  95.  @id1800  I don't think so, never heard about such thing "all over" the city, but haven't been myself. Do you live in London ? However, my point was to counter your assumption Russia's economy - not British - is sth desirable. Forget the iPhones etc electronics, forget contemporary cars - there are problems with food: either prices go higher or now and then happens deficits of some products. Isn't rationing to be introduced in some oblasts ?
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  96. I'm stunned by such profound argumentation of yours 😂😂
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  97.  @ryguyful  Great. Wait until I come with any opinion / affirmation.
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  98. @TomSeliman99  Which cities do you mean ?Also, can you tell us anything about GĽubinka ?
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  99.  @a.brekkan4965  If you go to the grocery, how did the prices of potatoes, eggs, butter change ? These are reported as expensive - true or false. How about car petrol? Airline tickets?
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  100.  @a.brekkan4965  In your first post you write as if ammunition, vehicles, drones, missiles and soldiers weren't in shortage. As for interpretation of "getting combat experience" it is hard to believe, as the conditions aren't suitable.
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  101. Wed. 379 , oox 15..46 at a quarter to four o'clock in the afternoon , Wednesday , New Year's Day 01. 01. 024
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  102. Thur 387 ,152 on the second of January 2025, at twelve o'clock midnight. 😊
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  103. ​ @Princip666  You speak for yourself? You jyst didn't care that that you wrote another comment 😂
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  104. What's your take, if it is not too much to ask ?
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  105. What do you mean by VaXina , pls ? 😮
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  106. - What's worse : ignorance or indifference? - I don't know and I don't care.
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  107. What do you mean by 'significant' ? It's not only pensions and salaries to be paid, but materiel and weapons / ammunition, and those are paid in hard currency.
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  108. 80+ thousand rubles per 1 kilogram, you mean ?
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