Comments by "stream2watch" (@stream2watch) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. I believe you have a grammar issue. A collapse is an ongoing thing. Get back to school.
    7
  2. Winter for the intents and purposes of energy costs begins when it gets cold.
    3
  3. Russia's Rubble exchange rate has dropped with 50% during those 8 years and 9 months.
    2
  4. EU has not actually gone into recession. Are you mathematically challenged?
    2
  5. Dead cat bounce
    2
  6.  @VVgamer123-d5r  The rates are out. Not stabilised.
    2
  7. What absolute nonsense. Arms for Ukraine costs next to nothing, and those that invested in Rheinmetall, SAAB or Thales (European pension funds) are cashing in hand over fist,vatnik.
    2
  8. They are still here. Posting their inane nonsense. Funny thing about bot farm posters is that they always arrive X amount of hours after the video is posted. They need to receive their targets for the day first. If one sorts comments in chronological order, one can see them all arrive at the same time.
    2
  9. Nonsense. The ruble is tanking against the Yuan and USD too
    2
  10. ​ @ToulKorkMan  Ah, a real live deathpat from Sorya Mall with an opinion. How cute.
    2
  11. Priceless with 15 year thirdies complaining about 14 year olds.
    2
  12. Few people are that poor in Europe, and there are programs in place to cover for the ones that are. Those include energy. The majority of the price of energy in Europe is represented by taxes. Worst case Europe will reduce the tax on energy. Piece of cake.
    2
  13. ​ @Алекс-б1у4о  You're really not the sharpest tool in the shed. Are you posting this on Russian gear? No you are not. Then hey, you paid 50% more for that equipment than you would have in 2013. Now do the same math for anything else in your house except the potatoes. That post proves that you are a Z-pe-on.
    1
  14. ​ @Алекс-б1у4о  You're really not the sharpest piece of equipment in the barn. Are you posting this on Russian gear? No you are not. Then hey, you paid 50% more for that equipment than you would have in 2013. Now do the same math for anything else in your house except the potatoes. Z-pe-ohn
    1
  15. ​ @Алекс-б1у4о  "I bought it 5 years ago " Then you paid more than you should have. Your currency dropped in 2014. Good luck running anything on it in 10-15 years. Your country currently does not build personal computers with Intel or AMD CPUs, along with a bunch of other things in your list. Your Elbrus CPUs are both slow and expensive. This is even more essential for the very poor. Are you very young? You really do not understand tech, nor finance, nor where the majority of the tech you are buying comes from.
    1
  16.  @Алекс-б1у4о  When are you going to the front btw?
    1
  17. ​ @Алекс-б1у4о  No, I am actually quite old. Deliveries to Russia will proceed but grey imports mean that you will pay more, which is even more important since you by your own admission is poor. You also do not understand that your current computer will neither be able to run business applications, recent games, nor a security supported OS in 10-15 years. No, you are not an open capitalist country if you are: A: under sanctions B: your currency is under currency controls. The "gaming computer" you describe is at least $100 too expensive. Price of sanctions. Price of Ruscism.
    1
  18. The Ruble isn't backed by gold.
    1
  19. Are you telling us to hold Rubbles until it drops to 100?
    1
  20. This will not age well. BRB
    1
  21. Poland isn't isolated. Russia is.
    1
  22.  @willylukito7983  ​ If you A: believe inflation is the only metric B: isolation does not matter and C: Russia prevents true numbers, then sure. But a normally gifted person would not fall for those mistakes. Poland is not even in recession. Russia is.
    1
  23.  @willylukito7983  " Russia is stonger than Poland" Except that the numbers show you are wrong. Post GDP. " Russia isn't immune of these sanctions. " And it is just the beginning. " There are still dozen of countries choose to abstain and pro Russia in UN" Yes, dozens, out of 195 nations. Most are weak. The 4 or 5 that support Russia are deplorable states. You do not understand international politics and clout, it is obvious.
    1
  24. Britain is struggling from Brexit.
    1
  25. Are numbers different to comprehend for you? Post the average inflation of EU 27 Post the average GDP drop of EU 27 Post Russia's inflation Post Russia's GDP drop. Which western country has literal fuel shortage?
    1
  26. It is just because their nation was even more grbge in the 90s
    1
  27.  @le_draffar5370  Saying a nation had it better in the nineties, arguably the worst decade for their nation, is what would make no sense.
    1
  28. Absolute lie. The Rubble is tanking against all currencies, even the Yuan. BRICS is a nothingburger. An organisation that has no HQ. It is an idea, that is all.
    1
  29. You'd have to be pretty ignorant to believe that EU and US mind that Russia makes just a tiny profit. This is about keeping price spikes away, and making sure that Russia make less per barrel, and also keep the world market price down. Look at Russia's exploitation price, and look at the lousy $54 they are selling each barrel for today.
    1
  30. ". It's our supermarkets that have less food gas oil prices are unaffordable for most Europeans" Literally did not happen. What European wonderland do you live in, Moldova?
    1
  31. The British economy has a problem with Brexit, very little with Russia.
    1
  32.  @rebelliousfew  "anti-NATO protests and other protests are erupting all over the majority of the EU" LOL at the "erupting" choice of word. The usual suspects will complain, meanwhile, as PEW research confirms, 82% in Germany says that relationship with the US is good, and 13% says it is bad. Better numbers since the research first started, in 2017.
    1
  33. The rubble has tanked against the Euro too.
    1
  34. It is crashing against all currencies. BRICS are not letting the sinking ship of Russia tie itself to their docks
    1
  35. " everything possible to drive the price of oil up" No success there it seems. Oil is currently quite cheap.
    1
  36.  @toddbrackett4277  "oil prices are up 16% over pre-pandemic rates." The pre-pandemic rate was fixed? Weird comment.
    1
  37. Got dyscalculia?
    1
  38. One day you might figure out what controlled exchange rates for non-freely traded currencies do to the rate. This is like talking finance with a kindergarten class.
    1
  39. This is not about the UK. Try to keep your eye on the ball. You also do not understand currency controls.
    1
  40. The US has no need for foreign oil at all. if there are middlemen in China buying what is currently a very low priced commodity, it just means that RU earns even less. That 2022 narrative did not even work back then. Do you live in a very sheltered existence where this kind of rant works? Low IQ friends?
    1
  41. Does not matter. RU shows that one only needs to hold a part of an oblast in order to run "legitimate" elections.
    1
  42. What a larper. You know nothing about RU I hear. Drug addiction, divorces and out of wedlock childbirth is off the charts there. BRICS is an idea and barely a working org. The Russian economy is not growing at all if the inflation surpasses the growth rate,vatnik.
    1
  43. FB threatens EU people shrugs It's not like they actually provide value to anyone except the mildly retarded.
    1
  44. So what is your bias? If you are suggesting that Palestinians hitting back is ok, surely you must mean that Ukraine hitting back is ok too?
    1
  45.  @omarma7815  Well, great! FYI, pro Palestinian support is very strong in the west. Way more obvious than almost anywhere else.
    1
  46. Post the average inflation of EU 27 Post the average GDP drop of EU 27 Post Russia's inflation Post Russia's GDP drop
    1
  47. Every single piece of data presented here can be found. Name a falsehood in this video. Protip: you can't.
    1
  48. You think wars can be run without money?
    1
  49. Literally the same thing. National currencies are not supposed to have crypto volatility.
    1
  50. Which keeps world market price of oil down. Embargo would have the opposite effect. Now everybody is happy except Russia. $54 per barrel. It is peanuts.
    1