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India hasn't lectured anyone, that's the point.

There are homeless on UK streets, what now Nick-bris?

This obsession with wanting other countries to be perfect through your own little looking glass is irony at it's finest, mainly due to things being far from perfect in the country you reside.

GLA

I'm not going to explain how they could on here, that would be silly. Let's just leave it at, they chose not to at the very start for whatever reason, happy?

The pressure for a ceasefire and peace is building all of the time now either way, so, hopefully we'll see the situation resolved the right way in the near future.

GLA

No, they sent only a small fraction. They wanted it to appear as a training exercise, once things had started they could have easily sent more. Very easy via the same rail routes that were all over the same reputable sources at the very start. There was absolutely nothing stopping them. The 2 million are not combat ready, hence 2 million in reserve. Potentially similar to our territorial army, so, not quite as 'not' combat ready as you would think.

It's not an argument, like you hope it to be. There are many options they could have used which they have not.

GLA

And if you think the 500 or so apparent lost tanks is huge, as per your reputable third parties, think again -

"Reports say Russia has 12,400 tanks which is the largest in the world with Ukraine possessing 2,586 tanks"

They sent a small fraction, a rediculously small fraction all considered.

GLA

Resupplies are different. They very well can send another 190,000 forces to the camps used prior the the conflict. They could do a whole host of other things, they never have.

900,000 is Russia's size with 2 million in reserve. They sent a small fraction.

GLA

Yes, it would take longer, but, they very well could reinforce whenever they want. They could have reinforced a long time ago tbh, they never did.

More pressure for peace -

First Squawk
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CHINA'S PRESIDENT XI, IN PHONE CALL WITH BRITISH PRIME MINISTER JOHNSON, SAYS CHINA IS WILLING TO PLAY CONSTRUCTIVE ROLE TO ENCOURAGE UKRAINE, RUSSIA TO HAVE PEACE TALKS

https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/1507310231755563009?s=20&t=7BQcx0d910NA2QuV4zFZyw

GLA

I'm always welcome to a differing view Parttimer32.

I agree about a solution looking like it will arrive in the near term.

"their conventional forces have taken such a battering that they can't even hold defensive positions around Kiev." - They only sent in a small fraction of their forces, that appears the bit that almost everyone seems stuck on. They could literally reinforce with another 190,000 tomorrow if they wanted. They have sent zero reinforcements, it always did point to a plan which was not a full scale invasion.

All the best!

GLA

There are even countries within the West that don't always want to do what the collective West wants to do. Hence the current energy arguments etc.

Everyone wants a ceasefire Parttimer, just some won't be told that it's what they want, they can arrive at that conclusion themselves.
They can also arrive at whatever conclusion they wish as to sanctions etc, freedom allows that, something the ones who chant freedom often quite regularly forget!

GLA

I knew this one would get some bites.

I'm just pointing something out, it's very clear. You can't argue with the post as that's exactly what is happening.

Guess what? Yes, that's right, you can't lecture Mac either.

What did you expect to happen?, all countries in the World to say "yes West, you're so brilliant, we'll do everything you want and more"

Sanctions, look how many countries have been sanctioned over the years, they were always going to start sticking together sooner or later!

GLA

Continues to increase -

India tells a high-powered cross-party UK delegation to not bother coming anymore. They were expected to lecture India over their Russia ties.

Meanwhile China FM Wang Yi will be in India today.

Growing rift between the West and the rest intensifies.
https://t.co/KJSzOzJNQZ

https://twitter.com/RnaudBertrand/status/1506903640463843334?t=wppajXpf_p6yWFnjzWi9bQ&s=19

You can see exactly where this is all going from a mile away. There are many in the World who appear simply sick of the West thinking that they're somehow the boss of the World, the do as i say or else attitude has worn extremely thin it would appear!

GLA

"Too Important to Sanction"

https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/russian-palladium-and-platinum-too-important-to-sanction/

As are other metals!

Green industrial revolution, always fully understand it!

GLA

It looks like it's Gold or Rubles to buy Gas from them, they can do that forever, sell their commodities for whatever they want -

"RUSSIA WILL ALLOW "UNFRIENDLY COUNTRIES" TO PAY FOR NATURAL GAS IN GOLD

https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/1507028263654215682?t=4YUDj1YaZ0G1LK8euski_Q&s=19

Possibly their interim solution until they adopt some form of standard across the BRICS block.

GLA

It's basically like the Euro dollar for most of Europe, but, the BRICS version would be digital for seemless tokenised commodity and product transactions. You could indeed sell entire assets via it at some stage, practically anything can be tokenised to move on a blockchain.

It's the same as Russia forcing them to buy gas in rubles tbh, they have no other choice if they want the gas etc.

Sausage thumbs on phone, so, excuse any mistakes.

GLA

No Hudson, what will happen is the World will be forced to use the system there can block out any other method for buying and selling from the block. Basically, the Western financial system will end up forced to trade with the BRICS digital system, there won't be another way to buy commodities of products from the BRICS block. Well, that's a route it could take anyway!

Have a nice evening!

GLA

Once everything is tokenised they only require one standard digital currency to be used across the entire system for buying and selling. You get the feeling that they might peg it to china's currency. That's just a complete guess at this stage!

GLA

They can create their own financial system Hudson, it starts with Norilsk tokenising Palladium etc. From there they can tokenise any commodity, then work their way through the entire value chain if they need. The green steel made, the car parts made from the steel, all the way to the final car/product.

The BRICS block has a large portion of commodities and global manufacturing, tokenise the whole lot and they have their own financial system in effect!

GLA

Contact the BOD, spending all day on here moaning isn't going to do your health and favours.

The choices are simple, Buy, Sell or Hold......there isn't a moaning option tbh.

Due to DLA Piper saying they are exiting Russia and winding down their work there, you can pretty much take it as gospel that they're working as fast as they can in order to allow them to wind down.

The longer it stays around here, the more i'll buy with next years ISA allowance tbh. Each to their own!

GLA

He's here 'just because', some would try and have you believe -

"Mr Kosaka holds a Master's Degree from Stanford University (USA) as well as a BA Degree from Keio University (Japan). Following 13 years in management roles with Mitsubishi Corporation, Kotaro has focused on his chairman role of Kono Foundation, originally founded by Mr. Junzo Kosaka, also the founder of Shin-Etsu (41 Billion JPY market capitalisation and leading semiconductor manufacturer listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange).

Kono Foundation Previous Chairmen:

· Mr. Junzo Kosaka, 1st Chairman, also founder of Shinano Bank (now Mizuho Bank).

· Mr. Zentaro Kosaka, 2nd Chairman, Japanese politician who served as labour minister and two times as foreign minister, who opened diplomatic relation between China and Japan.

· Mr. Tokusaburo Kosaka, 3rd Chairman, CEO and Chairman of Shin-Etsu, Japanese politician who served as transport minister and minister of economic planning.

· Mr. Kenji Kosaka, 4th Chairman, Japanese politician who served as education minister.



Christian Schaffalitzky, Executive Chairman of Eurasia commented: "We are delighted that Mr. Kosaka has decided to join Eurasia as a non-executive director. We see significant interest from Japan in PGM and battery metals assets, as Japan moves towards net zero-emission goals and the hydrogen economy. With JOGMEC and Hanwa having already acquired PGM assets in South Africa, the Japanese players are interested to further expand their presence in lower cost and energy abundant mining jurisdictions. Mr. Kosaka's appointment is a part of the execution of our strategy as previously announced"."

GLA

"Will be loading up on family ISA’s in April on EUA ! Just under £100k will be going in ……not sold any but have accumulated a fair few ." - At least you're honest, not like these wobbling doom mongers who are like freshly cleaned windows!

Good luck with you ISA plans!

GLA

Stop wobbling and start reading -

https://www.eurasiamining.co.uk/investors/presentations

There's even a lovely dotted line linking all of the ports along Russia's North coast and going down East. A lovely comment stating - "H2 shipment to Japan via Arctic"

It's all Japan and China, BRICS!

GLA