Comments by "E Dennis" (@edennis8578) on "" video.

  1. Where do you think their food comes from? Do you seriously think that they import all of their food from the west? Russia is almost entirely self-sufficient, unlike us in the west. They're far more food secure than we are. Btw, Russia normally exports about half of the world's fertilizer, so what do you think that our own farmers are going to do when they can't get it?
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  2. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make up that deficit, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  3. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  4. Russia is a net exporter of food. They'll be fine. They also normally export a huge percentage of the world's supply of fertilizer, but of course they won't be doing that, either. American farmers bought 96% of their potassium fertilizer from, guess who, Russia, as well as much of their other fertilizers. Who will have empty shelves? Not Russia. These shortsighted sanctions were placed against a country who supplies food and fertilizer to the entire world.
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  5. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make up that deficit, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  6. Russia is a net exporter of food. They'll be fine. They also normally export a huge percentage of the world's supply of fertilizer, but of course they won't be doing that, either. American farmers bought 96% of their potassium fertilizer from, guess who, Russia, as well as much of their other fertilizers. Who will have empty shelves? Not Russia. These shortsighted sanctions were placed against a country who supplies food and fertilizer to the entire world.
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  7. They aren't complaining. Russia is a net exporter of food. They'll be fine. They also normally export a huge percentage of the world's supply of fertilizer, but of course they won't be doing that, either. American farmers bought 96% of their potassium fertilizer from, guess who, Russia, as well as much of their other fertilizers. Who will have empty shelves? Not Russia. These shortsighted sanctions were placed against a country who supplies food and fertilizer to the entire world.
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  8. They'll be fine. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them. Stockpile everything you can, because this coming year is looking to be very lean for us. This shortsighted move is going to come back and bite us hard unless the sanctions end.
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  9. @ユジン Russian supermarkets will remain stocked to the brim because Russia is a net exporter of food. They'll be fine. They also normally export a huge percentage of the world's supply of fertilizer, but of course they won't be doing that, either. American farmers bought 96% of their potassium fertilizer from, guess who, Russia, as well as much of their other fertilizers. Who will have empty shelves? Not Russia. These shortsighted sanctions were placed against a country who supplies food and fertilizer to the entire world. As for smartphones, you realize that a lot of our smartphones are made in China, right? You know, Russia's neighbor? And that Russians are still traveling all over the world? For one thing, they can cross the border into China and fly wherever they want. One Russian vlogger just went to Arizona to film. He uploaded videos this week.
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  10. Russia EXPORTS wheat, they don't import it. Russia exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  11. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  12. Russia EXPORTS wheat, they don't import it. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  13. Russia EXPORTS wheat, they don't import it. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that deficit up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  14. Not at all. Russia is almost entirely self-sufficient. They normally EXPORT huge amounts of wheat, seafood, fertilizer for farmers, steel, etc. Last year, US farmers bought 96% of their potassium fertilizer from Russia, as well as huge amounts of other fertilizers. Now they'll have to compete with the rest of the world for whatever is available. Russia will have a surplus; we, on the other hand, are looking at widespread famine.
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  15. Russia EXPORTS food, and fertilizer, and a lot of other things. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  16. Exactly. Russia will have a surplus of food because they won't be exporting food and fertilizer for farmers to the west.
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  17. Russia is a net exporter of food. They'll be fine. They also normally export a huge percentage of the world's supply of fertilizer, but of course they won't be doing that, either. American farmers bought 96% of their potassium fertilizer from, guess who, Russia, as well as much of their other fertilizers. Who will have empty shelves? Not Russia. These shortsighted sanctions were placed against a country who supplies food and fertilizer to the entire world.
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  18. We in the west will be the ones who suffer, whose shortsighted governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  19. We're the ones who shot ourselves in the foot. Russia exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  20. It is when you need them. Are you a man?
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  21. If anyone has problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose stupid governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that deficit up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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  22. That's because Russia EXPORTS food. And fertilizer. If anyone problems, it's going to be us in the west, whose shortsighted governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them. Stock up while you can, because this coming year is going to be rough.
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  23. They'll be fine. Russia EXPORTS food, and fertilizer for farming. They'll have a surplus while we'll be looking at famine.
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  24. It's going to get worse for us. Stupid western governments sanctioned a country who exports a huge amount of the world's wheat, seafood, fertilizer, steel, etc. Last year, the United States imported 96% of our potassium fertilizer from Russia. How are we going to make that up, especially since the rest of the world also got its potassium fertilizer from Russia? We also imported a huge amount of other fertilizers from Russia, so we'll be competing with the rest of the world for that, too. Russia, on the other hand, will have a surplus of all these things. The sanctions are going to hurt us a lot more than them.
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