ColonelAngus
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- Feb 25, 2015
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For nearly two years, the United States and many of our allies have been imposing harsh sanctions on Russia following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. It was an almost unprecedented example of “economic warfare” being waged at an international scale, hailed as a new alternative to traditional warfare that might result in a nuclear exchange. So how has that been working out thus far? It hasn’t budged the Kremlin one inch toward relenting in its attacks on Ukraine and life inside of Russia appears to be going on pretty much as normal aside from an excessive number of military funerals and an uptick in the arrests of people who speak out against the war. In fact, Russia’s economy is still in such good shape that they just approved their largest-ever budget with record spending going toward the military.
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Biden's foreign policy is suspect. How do sanctions end up in a BOOMING RUSSIAN ECONOMY?
If Biden owned a cemetery, no one would die.