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When rhetoric and propaganda meet reality.
by 99_00 4y ago
When rhetoric and propaganda meet reality.
- causality0 4y agoWhat? Every comment I've heard in the last six months has been sounding the alarm for famine.
- melony 4y agoIf you want accurate pricing, keep an eye on the futures markets. Using satellites to predict harvests has been used by Wall Street since forever.
- 99_00 4y agoRussian economy on brink of collapse. Russian army is losing. Ghost of Kieve. Putin is unhinged. NATO more United than ever That's the propaganda and rehtoric. Ukraine was yet another massive failure from the ruling elite. Their attempted fix, extreme sanctions has made things worse... for us and many millions of people in the world. Reality is catching up to the propaganda. I have no idea why generation after generation keeps calling for it and going on these disastrous adventures.
- mrtesthah 4y agoIt’s not propaganda that Russia has controlled the south of Ukraine from Crimea to Donbass and therefore has been able to block grain shipments from one of the largest wheat producers in the world.
- 99_00 4y agoI agree that's a fact. What argument does that fact support or refute and how does that relate to my argument?
- throwaway102233 4y agoallegedly the ports are all mined with Ukrainian mines, Russia has stated that it will allow grain to leave the Black Sea if Ukraine removes it's mines. Sounds like both parties are being stubborn.
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