Comments by "Andrzej Barcelona FRLK" (@andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416) on "Russia's economic crisis" video.

  1. Don't worry, Everything is going according to the plan ! Vsyo po planu.
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  2. Putin: How is the special operation going? Russian generals: Difficult, we're fighting against NATO and taking losses... Putin: What are the losses?!? R.generals: Almost million soldiers, some thousand tanks, many combat helicopters and airplanes, several warships including Moskva flagship Putin: Enough! Enough! What are NATO losses? R. generals: NATO haven't come to the battlefield yet ...
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  3. It looks you haven't gone to work to Russia yourself yet? What do you think the prices will go when E. Nabullina stops central intervention, as she said the reserves are being finished?
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  4. I think APN means that huge part of economy is military industry that is not productive for the society, although it's big numbers on paper. The inflation part is self-explanatory.
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  5. Everything is going according to the plan. Take it easy. Vsyo po płanu!
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  6. Do you realise the "growth" numbers are made by military industry like refurbishing old tanks that in short time burn in the front?
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  7.  @evgeniya7853  It's clear from your tweet you don't read/watch Western media much.
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  8.  @fabb5  The laymen talk about frontline, the specialists talk logistics.
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  9. "The growth" thanks to refurbishment of old tanks, that in short time burn in the front ... Not many left in the reserves by now, btw.
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  10. The growth numbers are mostly military industries, which activity results are in short time burnt in the front, so not productive in the country 'organism'.
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  11. ​ @fabb5  The laymen talk about frontline, the specialists talk logistics.
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  12. ​ @Gasbap  Where did you take "cancelling the language" from ? Also, not Russian , but Moscow church, which is FSB/KGB cover institution - for cooperation with the attacking army: spying, propaganda and sabotage.
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  13. Printing money is a cause of the economy problems here. Putin did save some funds , but didn't count the war and other countries reaction would be long and serious He's burning the wealth fund (Russians' future) now, the costs of the war are enormous also financially (eg 1 billion dollars in 1 day). 1917 or 26 December 1991 is looming, I think.
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  14. Is "Everything going according to the plan"?
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  15. ​ @JoannDavi  Refurbishment of tanks, that will burn in the front... but hey, everything's going great.
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  16. ​ @Princip666  Ukraine is rather more breadbasket than Russia, don't worry.
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  17. How do you say 'Whataboutism doesn't help' in Russian? 😂
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  18. The gas EU was buying was through pipelines, it wasn't LNG. Compare the amount and prices.
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  19. Apart of the losses on the front, they lost great part of the reserves because of corruption and lack of maintenance, ie tank no 9,876 is on the list, but there's no engine in it ... Anyway, they're gone .
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  20. I think we're talking about Central Bank interest rates, any other can be only higher or much higher.
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  21. Do you think Russia was "on dollar" in 1917 ? Or North Korea is a model country for Putin?
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  22. Inflation does hit poor people, mind the food prices.
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  23. 4 % mostly in tank refurbishment, mostly to be burnt in the front 2% too little to maintain the infrastructure 21% interest rate, constantly growing... Everything is going according to the plan?
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  24. I am not Anders, but I think the generał answer may be that rubel is a weak currency at present. It doesn't take very big events to affect its rate, Maybe even someone thought 'I can earn some money on that' ... Slava Ukraïni! 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦
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  25. As long as you burn ( literally) the savings of the wealth fund ...
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  26.  @AlbinoMutant  Of course Putin isn't completely blind and may react (now "an accountant" is the MoD), but his handling the war so far seems to show he isn't master strategist, and he expects eg E. Nabullina to do what he wants, despite the specialists. At this point the change would be 180° turn, and the results wouldn't come in a minute to reverse the disaster.
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  27. e.g. M. Gorbachov really wanted to reform the Soviet Union to save it, but it was impossible. Deng XP managed to transform China, but the success isn't permanent.
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  28. Actually Anders haven't even said anything whether Russia is the second or the first economy , or better 😂
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  29.  @a.brekkan4965  Difficult to say precisely ( September 2025?), but there are signs it's happening - rubel exchange rate isn't being fixed , now the interest rates ... ...
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  30. Remember 1917 in Russia or 1990 in the Soviet Union? It matters.
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  31. ​ @kennethsorensen9605  The language barrier 🚧 is the first thing that comes to mind, especially when it comes to specialists.
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  32. Inflation 15% while the interest rate is above 20% ?
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  33. What do you think Putin can do about the economy? In the tv conference he admitted himself he cannot do anything about Kursk oblast'...
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  34. ​ @fabb5  Laymen talk about shooting, the professionals talk logistics.
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  35. That's why so many Americans emigrate to Russia, Who can afford, sends their children to study to ...oh, wait!
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  36. And they'll start buying oil and gas from Putin?
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  37. @gregory6807  Can you point to any APN's statement from December 2022 in particular?
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  38. Jan 22nd Trump will lift Moskva flagship from the bottom of Black Sea and everything is going according to the plan.
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  39.  @Gasbap  Thanks, it's a pity, Curious , perhaps you could word it another way?
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  40.  @gregory6807  You see, the trolls like OP spew spam, my reaction may seem a reflex, but I think I don't copy + paste. Btw, Nice one, isn't it?
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  41. ​ @ViceCoin  Is Russia's Central Bank communication MSM for you? BTW, what's life expectancy of Russian men ?
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  42. It depends whether you call inflation the prices rising or the overflow of money into market with shortage of goods.
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  43. Can you show such video/s of APN's from December 2022? Every week ...🙈🙊
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  44.  @joaovitorino662  I see much whataboutism, why is that if "everything's is going according to the plan"?
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  45.  @Tuck213  I'm not this Anders :) but just to say I think mobilisation would reduce payments of the 'salaries,' but stil the costs of equipping them etc would occur. Also, the financial system is already out of equilibrium, just some reduction of issuing money isn't enough, you need productivity.
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  46. Yes, but both N. Korea and the Soviet Union were later helped by western countries to save the population... the war was cold.
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  47.  @Princip666  "Anders haven't said" Don't tell me you don't feel the irony.
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