You'd blow their minds if you reminded them who the US supported during the Balkan conflict of the 90s
Sooo....no talk on Kiev's gradual descent into Mad Max beyond Thunderdome status??
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You'd blow their minds if you reminded them who the US supported during the Balkan conflict of the 90s
this ai'nt about somaliai get it. fuq with other countries destroy them. turn them into pirates cause they gotta eat. then increase the budget for the mic because shipping grids must now be kept safe with europe
This is about all international trade.
Theres a reason european countries that were once kings of the seas that have VERY few military ships.
The US Navy does it.
Any problems they have, we cover their asses for them.
Cause they know we got their back.
Precisely
Its like Mexico taking back half of texas
No it isn't Would Texas ever vote to go back to Mexico? You are an idiot. All your talking points sound like they come straight from faux news
why does your "black ass" think "we" got europe's back and not any other continent..
Futuristic Eskimo
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Lowkey, could invading iraq have been a prelude to this move away from friendliness with the house of saud? We all know they were not happy about it at all and have been doing their best to sabotage Shia rule there. If, let's say, CIA discovered evidence during that time that they were funding 9/11 terrorists, we'd have no direct play against them because they'd cut us off from oil and our economy would be destroyed. Instead, we play the long game in gradually improving relations with iran, developing our own natural resources and baiting them into a situation where they would have to support multiple proxy wars in the middle east through mercenary fighters. Obviously admitting any of this into the public is an untenable solution, so they had to come up with some outlandish stories about weapons of mass destruction...MY MAN!!!
You get it!
The Saudi's need that deluxe CIA covert regime change package PRONTO!!!
Prince Bandar can get nabbed in that black van too during one of his walks while hes at it too
Just a thought. Was never able to figure out the real motivation for iraq, as we didn't gain anything tangible from the entire operation
I fukkING TOLD YOU FOOLS!!! 
Russia is BLOCKADING a Lithuanian port
http://www.baltic-course.com/eng/transport/?doc=89036
Russia began a food supply blockade through Klaipeda Port
Danuta Pavilenene, BC, Vilnius, 14.03.2014.
Print version
While Europe and the US were considering whether to impose sanctions on Russia over the occupation of Crimea, Lithuania was the first to receive sanctions: Russia began a food supply blockade through Lithuanian terminals, informs LETA/ELTA, referring to Respublika.
Meanwhile, the tension in Ukraine is growing. Russia has deployed large military forces by the Ukrainian border, while Ukraine responds to it with the mobilization of 60,000 volunteers. For several days, restrictions, initiated by Russia, have been introduced: food export to the Customs Union has been halted. Lithuania's Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius was vague, when speaking about losses incurred. "It is very simple to calculate. In a year, over 1 billion tonnes of food is re-exported and exported to Russia through terminals in the Seaport of Klaipeda."
Yesterday, Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius announced that Russia had begun a blockade against the Port of Klaipeda. However, there is more peace in the port than at the Government building. "It is impossible neither to re-export, nor export, nor import food through all the terminals of the Seaport of Klaipeda. For instance, US transported poultry legs stored at refrigerators of Lithuania-based company Klaipedos Smelte, but the US company received an instruction to export through other ports, which do not belong to Lithuania and some other countries," said the prime minister during the Government's Hour at the Seimas. The controlling authorities of Russia began closely observing production, which is transported through Lithuania, writes Lietuvos rytas.
Russia was calling on some world companies, which export products to Russia through Lithuania, to bypass Lithuania, said the Lithuanian prime minister yesterday.
Algirdas Butkevicius says that Russia has instructed some Western suppliers to do not carry goods through the Port of Klaipeda. However, both the leadership of the port and heads of freight companies assure that there is no panic. According to Butkevicius, the situation is already discussed with heads of Klaipedos Smelte and the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority. The prime minister said that so far losses were not discussed and there were no figures to mention. "Within a year, over 1 billion tonnes of food is re-exported and exported to Russia through terminals in the Seaport of Klaipeda," said the prime minister later at the Seimas. Meanwhile, a representative of the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority said there was nothing to worry about. "We have received information that there was no such a problem. I cannot comment on something that might be not happening," said Arturas Drungilas, Marketing and Administration Director at the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority, who is currently on his visit to the United States, when asked to comment on the situation.
now shyt gets real...
Ya'll laughed for saying Poland was getting nervous for no reason.
What do the Russian apologists have to say now?
Russia is BLOCKADING a Lithuanian port
http://www.baltic-course.com/eng/transport/?doc=89036
Russia began a food supply blockade through Klaipeda Port
Danuta Pavilenene, BC, Vilnius, 14.03.2014.
Print versionWhile Europe and the US were considering whether to impose sanctions on Russia over the occupation of Crimea, Lithuania was the first to receive sanctions: Russia began a food supply blockade through Lithuanian terminals, informs LETA/ELTA, referring to Respublika.
Meanwhile, the tension in Ukraine is growing. Russia has deployed large military forces by the Ukrainian border, while Ukraine responds to it with the mobilization of 60,000 volunteers. For several days, restrictions, initiated by Russia, have been introduced: food export to the Customs Union has been halted. Lithuania's Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius was vague, when speaking about losses incurred. "It is very simple to calculate. In a year, over 1 billion tonnes of food is re-exported and exported to Russia through terminals in the Seaport of Klaipeda."
Yesterday, Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius announced that Russia had begun a blockade against the Port of Klaipeda. However, there is more peace in the port than at the Government building. "It is impossible neither to re-export, nor export, nor import food through all the terminals of the Seaport of Klaipeda. For instance, US transported poultry legs stored at refrigerators of Lithuania-based company Klaipedos Smelte, but the US company received an instruction to export through other ports, which do not belong to Lithuania and some other countries," said the prime minister during the Government's Hour at the Seimas. The controlling authorities of Russia began closely observing production, which is transported through Lithuania, writes Lietuvos rytas.
Russia was calling on some world companies, which export products to Russia through Lithuania, to bypass Lithuania, said the Lithuanian prime minister yesterday.
Algirdas Butkevicius says that Russia has instructed some Western suppliers to do not carry goods through the Port of Klaipeda. However, both the leadership of the port and heads of freight companies assure that there is no panic. According to Butkevicius, the situation is already discussed with heads of Klaipedos Smelte and the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority. The prime minister said that so far losses were not discussed and there were no figures to mention. "Within a year, over 1 billion tonnes of food is re-exported and exported to Russia through terminals in the Seaport of Klaipeda," said the prime minister later at the Seimas. Meanwhile, a representative of the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority said there was nothing to worry about. "We have received information that there was no such a problem. I cannot comment on something that might be not happening," said Arturas Drungilas, Marketing and Administration Director at the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority, who is currently on his visit to the United States, when asked to comment on the situation.
now shyt gets real...
Ya'll laughed for saying Poland was getting nervous for no reason.
What do the Russian apologists have to say now?
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
You'd blow their minds if you reminded them who the US supported during the Balkan conflict of the 90s
I've already sent Kritic to bed with nightmares. He knows he'll never be able to return to his homeland.
The best thing is the Muslim populations have continued to rise in the former Yugoslavia while the the Christians have declined forcing them out of many of their native lands and jobs leaving them largely marginalized.
why does your "black ass" think "we" got europe's back and not any other continent..
Africa has to become sucessful on its own. You wishing for that isn't going to make it more likely.
if you want africans to be bigger players on the world stage, they have to want that for themselves.
You're free to move if you want.
Futuristic Eskimo
All Star
I fukkING TOLD YOU FOOLS!!!
Russia is BLOCKADING a Lithuanian port
http://www.baltic-course.com/eng/transport/?doc=89036
Russia began a food supply blockade through Klaipeda Port
Danuta Pavilenene, BC, Vilnius, 14.03.2014.
While Europe and the US were considering whether to impose sanctions on Russia over the occupation of Crimea, Lithuania was the first to receive sanctions: Russia began a food supply blockade through Lithuanian terminals, informs LETA/ELTA, referring to Respublika.
Meanwhile, the tension in Ukraine is growing. Russia has deployed large military forces by the Ukrainian border, while Ukraine responds to it with the mobilization of 60,000 volunteers. For several days, restrictions, initiated by Russia, have been introduced: food export to the Customs Union has been halted. Lithuania's Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius was vague, when speaking about losses incurred. "It is very simple to calculate. In a year, over 1 billion tonnes of food is re-exported and exported to Russia through terminals in the Seaport of Klaipeda."
Yesterday, Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius announced that Russia had begun a blockade against the Port of Klaipeda. However, there is more peace in the port than at the Government building. "It is impossible neither to re-export, nor export, nor import food through all the terminals of the Seaport of Klaipeda. For instance, US transported poultry legs stored at refrigerators of Lithuania-based company Klaipedos Smelte, but the US company received an instruction to export through other ports, which do not belong to Lithuania and some other countries," said the prime minister during the Government's Hour at the Seimas. The controlling authorities of Russia began closely observing production, which is transported through Lithuania, writes Lietuvos rytas.
Russia was calling on some world companies, which export products to Russia through Lithuania, to bypass Lithuania, said the Lithuanian prime minister yesterday.
Algirdas Butkevicius says that Russia has instructed some Western suppliers to do not carry goods through the Port of Klaipeda. However, both the leadership of the port and heads of freight companies assure that there is no panic. According to Butkevicius, the situation is already discussed with heads of Klaipedos Smelte and the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority. The prime minister said that so far losses were not discussed and there were no figures to mention. "Within a year, over 1 billion tonnes of food is re-exported and exported to Russia through terminals in the Seaport of Klaipeda," said the prime minister later at the Seimas. Meanwhile, a representative of the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority said there was nothing to worry about. "We have received information that there was no such a problem. I cannot comment on something that might be not happening," said Arturas Drungilas, Marketing and Administration Director at the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority, who is currently on his visit to the United States, when asked to comment on the situation.
now shyt gets real...
Ya'll laughed for saying Poland was getting nervous for no reason.
What do the Russian apologists have to say now?
Not buying this story breh
Futuristic Eskimo
All Star
Lowkey, could invading iraq have been a prelude to this move away from friendliness with the house of saud? We all know they were not happy about it at all and have been doing their best to sabotage Shia rule there. If, let's say, CIA discovered evidence during that time that they were funding 9/11 terrorists, we'd have no direct play against them because they'd cut us off from oil and our economy would be destroyed. Instead, we play the long game in gradually improving relations with iran, developing our own natural resources and baiting them into a situation where they would have to support multiple proxy wars in the middle east through mercenary fighters. Obviously admitting any of this into the public is an untenable solution, so they had to come up with some outlandish stories about weapons of mass destruction...
Just a thought. Was never able to figure out the real motivation for iraq, as we didn't gain anything tangible from the entire operation
I basically thinking 9/11 happened and we used that to get rid of saddam. I guess i'm cool with it cause he needed to go anyways.
The saudis were behind 9/11 and info is SLOWLY leaking out about it: http://nypost.com/2013/12/15/inside-the-saudi-911-coverup/
we ALL know the saudis say one thing and do another. they fund jihadis with unlimited cash...but the oil connection prevented us from really fukking them up.
(also the potential of fukking with mecca and medina
)iran ain't cool with the saudis...but they're way more easy to get along with. We all know this.
At the end of the day, we're gonna see a better Iran, a less stable israel (
), and a weaker Saudi arabiawhy not?
Not buying this story breh
Russia been doing a lot of shyt that CNN ain't reporting.
They're enacting their own sanctions to try and offsett the hammer Obama is starting to drop on them.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Not buying this story breh
Seems pretty loose to me as well.
Lithuania is also a member of NATO blockading it militarily would be an act of war.
