Posted on 06/15/2019 11:04:00 AM PDT by caww
How could it not be an act of war?
This can’t be true.
Don’t forget twinkies. They last forever.
TP is nice to have too.
Yup probably fakenews
“”” Although the Times provided few specific details on the attacks, officials said “””
What “officials”
You’re right. It would be terrible. In past threads on this subject, some here say that it wouldn’t be all that bad.
Yes, embrace The Twinkie.
Yes
[I’ve read that the Russians put a stop to the Ivy-league financial strip mining of the country by folks like Bill Browder.]
From the Onion? I can’t think of too many stupider things to do. Prepare for doing this sure, but do it? If this is true we are already at war.
Do not believe a thing you read about this. Disinformation is a fine weapon of strategery.
Of course, it would likely be but one element of a multifaceted attack by it and many of its allies, and would be very, very bad.
Several are doing so as We are here reading about it. Ruskis, Chicoms, youpickanameISTAN, etc.
“” “” No one, domestic or foreign, will invest any money in Russia, because Putin can take it at will””” “
People who invested in Russian indices alone at least doubled their investments over last three years.
[People who invested in Russian indices alone at least doubled their investments over last three years.]
I’m not for provoking a war with Russia but they can clean up their own mess from the days of “The Workers Paradise’’.
The only exception I can think of is if the "fix" would introduce an even greater vulnerability. And even then that is very iffy.
This reeks of fake news.
Country: Russian Federation
The Cyber Crime Regulations - Criminal liability:
1) Sections 1 and 2 of the Article 274.1 of the Criminal Code establishes criminal liability for illegal actions with the critical information infrastructure of the Russian Federation which are:
(1) creation, distribution or usage of software or computer information designed for illegal actions with the said infrastructure (including destruction, alteration, blocking or copying of information or neutralizing of security tools);
(2) illegal access to protected information in critical information infrastructure of the Russian Federation;
(3) violation of rules mentioned in provision re Section 3 of the Article 274.1 of the Criminal Code in Section 5.10 above.
This offence is punishable by imprisonment for period up to 10 years or by compulsory labour for period up to 5 years and by fine in the amount up to 1 000 000 rubles.
“” “” From Feb 28 to yesterday, the IMOEX went from 1436 to 2739. That’s “” “”
That’s near double isn’t it? And we are talking about the economy under the most severe sanctions regime since the Cold War put on near every sensitive sector of that economy.
What investors got fleeced?
“” “” Note that the US is at the economic and technological frontier and therefore slower-growing by default, whereas Russia is an emerging market “” “”
Contradiction is strong with you, isn’t it?
IMHO, most of it is because of the Russians’ refusal to bow down to the gaystapo and the Globalists.
I’ve perused several forums pertaining to Russia and most of the posts from the US and the West hurl venom at Russia for “persecuting” gays. I would estimate that around 90 to 95% of the Anti-Russian posts were all about the gays and the Russians refusal to worship homosexuals.
And the truth behind this is no persecution of homosexuals takes place in Russia. It is still legal to be a homosexual there unless recruiting minors into such lifestyles. And if the display of homosexualilty before minors took place in warrants.... some $10 fine.
That doesn’t look like persecution under any objective terms.
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