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Since others wish to deflect from the realities posted about the prospects for POLY shareholders, I am obliged to RNS the board with a critical announcement.

I have never owned a pair of Y fronts.

All reports of myself wearing Y fronts are false. I, and my under garments, are not the subject matter of this board.

You're not carrying people along like before. It's almost as if people can now see right through the organised trolling against those not falling for the rainbow unicorn rose tintef glasses crap. The 25th January was a major turning point and people are now alert and no longer so easily manipulated.

Nail so squarely on the head!

over doing it a bit?

28-Feb-23 15:46:21 240.50 1 Sell* 2.41 O

I'm disappointed. A 1 sell usually triggers multiple posts confirming a code to sell/buy/hold/RNS/lol/crash/dump/short/dividend/takeover/buy back/good results/bad results/your orders ready!

https://a57.foxnews.com/static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2022/03/640/320/MAP_UKRAINE_Russian_Invasion_Into_Ukraine_031122.png?ve=1&tl=1

Compare to

https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic01.nyt.com%2Fimages%2F2022%2F02%2F25%2Fus%2Fukraine-maps-promo-1645801007862%2Fukraine-maps-promo-1645801007862-facebookJumbo-v11.jpg&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=2da7e4550e29eb38769fbfc66e8db23f52a3a73c35a3fa713d93a70dc007d9b5&ipo=images

Says it all really

I am not the subject, stop trying to make me the subject.

Iran is in the 'neighbourhood', it is in the region well within striking distance. I was talking of future scenarios that can develop out of nowhere, friends one day, enemies the next. Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia may well have been invaded by Russia by then anyway, or by Iran, who knows what will happen. But people will remember Russia breaking it's non aggression pact over Ukrainian nukes. The consequences of that may be weeks or decades away. But be under no illusions it will have been noted and countries both friend and foe will not trust Russia one iota for many many many generations. Russia has managed to isolate itself in multiple ways and it deserves to be discarded and simply left to rot away.

Wow. The Economist AND yahoo. That's an impressive list.

lmfao

Yes, the security guarantees given to Ukraine by Russia in return for surrendering up the post Soviet nukes. Turns out this was worthless. In fact, that alone would qualify an invasion of Russian soil and occupation. The consequences of this failure to honour the pact will play out years down the road when other states obtain their own weapons. Ultimately this may backfire on Russia with the ultimate destruction - Russia tries to bully another neighbour like Iran and somebody like ****stan donates some nukes so Iran can face off Russia, and Iran simply decides to nuke Moscow remembering the false promises given to Ukraine and the eventual consequences. This kind of scenario in Muslim countries against orthodox Christian countries is not so far fetched where even light radicalism is concerned and a constant worry amongst western analysts. Putin may think this conflict is focused in a small area, but every potential alley and foe is watching.

Russia should be aware, as you sow, so shall you reap. People have long memories.

Yes, the security guarantees given to Ukraine by Russia in return for surrendering up the post Soviet nukes. Turns out this was worthless. In fact, that alone would qualify an invasion of Russian soil and occupation. The consequences of this failure to honour the pact will play out years down the road when other states obtain their own weapons. Ultimately this may backfire on Russia with the ultimate destruction - Russia tries to bully another neighbour like Iran and somebody like ****stan donates some nukes so Iran can face off Russia, and Iran simply decides to nuke Moscow remembering the false promises given to Ukraine and the eventual consequences. This kind of scenario in Muslim countries against orthodox Christian countries is not so far fetched where even light radicalism is concerned and a constant worry amongst western analysts. Putin may think this conflict is focused in a small area, but every potential alley and foe is watching.

Russia should be aware, as you sow, so shall you reap. People have long memories.

"he did not believe US UK who said Russia was about to invade; he accused them of scare mongering,"
I think you will find it was the Russians saying this claiming all the troops in Belarus and the border lands were merely on exercises. Laverov was all over the airways scolding the whole western media for suggesting otherwise at te same time as the false flag attacks were being openly revealed worldwide. It was laughable. Who'd trust anything a Russian would say now? What a legacy.

As far as trying, yet again, to concoct some twist to blame Zelensky, who invaded who? Ukraine had no obligation to cede any territory to anybody. Russia believed it had some sort of power to demand land to be handed over and others were supposed to comply without objection. Russia has now learned it has no power, it has no clout, even when waving its nukes around it is being snubbed, ignored, isolated and written off.

As as far as the Russian economy is concerned, the sanctions are limited to impact mostly individuals and has had big impacts there. The other angle is to limit the ability to use funds and components to prosecute the war and there has been impact there too, especially in the higher tech sphere. As Russia continues with is aggressive act, the noose of sanctions is pulled tighter. Sanctions have been steadily increasing since 2014. Sanctions have not been designed to destroy the Russian economy, well not yet. Inevitably the sanctions will continue to be extended into a classification of 'unrecoverable economic depression'. That is when industries will be targeted with the intent to disrupt them so much they will fail and unable to recover as long as sanctioned against. That is a way off yet because too many in the west still classify this as a problem of Putin and his inner circle, not the population in general. If the west did extend sanctions to it the wider population, you'd know about it then.

Well RB. Many will read your post, along with others and literally laugh AT you for posting a total nonsense. There is a limit to how far recent events can be rewritten to cover up failure. You are way past it. You have just made yourself an absolute joke. There was wide spread reporting of the botched attack from the north and east on Kyiv, thousands of pictures of the dead, the destroyed tanks and military vehicles, the dozens of downed helicopters, youtube is awash with them. I suppose Kharkiv was never liberated by Ukraine for you to. And you want to believe it all never happened. What a joke.

John Pilinger? An out cast with very controversial views sacked from every broadcaster and paper he has worked on for his twisted ideas and susceptibility to propaganda and conspiracy theory.. And that piece is 2014 and was written by the Kremlin of the day to try and qualify the deployment of Russian troops in Ukraine and Crimea. You obviously have no substance.

" Russia never had intentions to go to Kiev or wider Ukraine"

Oh no? WTF! Any tiny shred of creditability you may have had is now shot. Day one was supposed to take out Kyiv and execute Zelensky and the entire government. Russian forces were ripped to shreds month in month out and totally failed. All those that entered Kyiv or the airports are now dead along with thousands along the approach convoy. It was a total humiliation of the entire Russian army and nation. It should have been impossible to fail.

Whatever your smoking, I'll have some.

"Russians do not want the likes of Azov Battalion back carrying out atrocities"

Why were these never raised at the Hague? Or the UN? Or anywhere except the minds of the Russian junta? Why does nobody else anywhere on the entire planet endorse the allegations?

Kherson and surrounding area to name but one?

Oh and let's not forget the total retreat over the entire northern and northeastern zone, and of course the capital and the supposed encirclement and, and, and ....

You're not very high up in the Kremlin propaganda unit are you JN?

"went onto occupy 20% of territory"

as stated earlier, most of the territory had unflagged Russian 'separatists' occupying or active before hand, and a big chunk of that was Crimea from 2014. Some of that initially occupied territory has even been lost! The only gain is a thin strip along the coast. But the amount of lives and kit expended for that, and to just barley be holding on elsewhere, is not by any measure a gain or victory. A few HIMAR and the Russians were in a major retreat. Tanks are on their way now!!!!!
And P's health issues are based on observation, leaks and can not be denied - the truth will be revealed on that in time. And the number of military, oligarchs and officials trying to fly off high rise buildings shows not that Russians are evolving into birds but that an increasingly autocratic regime is getting nastier and nastier to its own people and is forcing compliance and silence. Again, that is not any sort of victory.

And this is the regime many POLY investors want the board to remain connected to by not splitting the company. No wonder the share has now entered the first curve of a death spiral. Not long before the first placing to cover the looming cash flow crisis.

"It is preferable to look in all direction"

Try practising what you preach, it is quite an eye opener when you take off the filters.

"You are well and truly conditioned"

Well informed more like. You tend to forget, the Putin narrative is not enforced elsewhere around the planet. It may get referenced, but even in media controlled regimes there is a tendency to verify what the narrative is. And by now, a lot of media and government advisors in countries all over the world of all political and control variations will be passing the message up the political chain, there is no war with NATO. NATO is not and has not engaged in conflict with Russia and the actual support for Ukraine has been tiny compared to the resources NATO and the west have at their disposal.

Putin has burned his last bridge with a lot of those who had been ambivalent or even sympathetic to date. The propaganda line only works when you have total control of the message and Russia has little to no control of it outside it's borders. Chinese will be really pished Moscow treated them as fools.