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No.
The "military civilian administration" is a temporary arrangement/structure for the governing on Ukrainian territories, and they can be headed by the locals ( who are aware of all the danger that this position brings,) or people appointed from outside of the area.
While "quisling" means simply "a traitor who collaborates with an enemy force occupying their country."
Another relevant example was Pierre Laval of Vichy France. He was shot after the war.
When your nation is at war, with martial law in effect, you do not get to assist the invading enemy without dire consequences.
You and your whole social network should expect to be “disrupted”.
I already explained that Ukrainian state was a terrorist state and operated as such BEFORE any war ( with journalists being killed, bloggers being threatened ( their children including,) with "mirotvorets" site, where the personal data of the people that the Nationalists considered to be the "enemy of Ukrainian state" was published and so on.
I posted about it all here on this thread earlier already.
“Not only it is an extremely important milestone for Lithuania in its journey towards energy independence, but it is also an expression of our solidarity with Ukraine. We must stop financing Russian war machine," says Dainius Kreivys, minister of energy of Lithuania.
That's two hundred years of neutrality being abandoned because Russia has gone rogue-state. Freakin' Swiss banks are working to rein in Russia.
Yes, thanks for chiming in. I was going to add to my earlier post something about Sweden not giving up its neutrality easily, but you said it better than I could have.
Right; Swiss banks and their once-famed anonymity policy for depositors. I guess the Swiss have developed some "flexibility" in their famous neutrality, too...
Meanwhile American military planes are flying emergency supplies of baby formula in from Europe, because the American supply chain has been completely broken for over two years and nobody seems to have a solution for fixing it. Everytime I go into a store I see empty shelves. Yet you think the Russian economy is the one in trouble? Too bad Americans can't have stores as nice with shelves as well stocked, as what is shown in the video.
These videos just convince me that the sanctions are having absolutely no effect on Russia. These videos all focus on the closed IKEA stores. Yeah, yeah, yeah, foreign stores are closed, which is a boom for the Russian stores. So how is that going to hurt the Russian economy? By making them more independent?
It's beyond me why you keep posting incorrect info, I told you to google first, but you wouldn't listen.
The key interest rate is not 20%, it's 14% currently. Still very high obviously.
Now, see what foolish things you say by not watching the video? Go back to (just like I told you) 9:00 in the video and listen as the economist describes raising the interest rate to 20% and the resultant Russian monetary policy as "quite smart".
PS: The chances of anyone listening to anything you say is zero, but keep trying. I'll give you a few more tries to come up with something intelligent or relevant.
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Now, see what foolish things you say by not watching the video? Go back to (just like I told you) 9:00 in the video and listen as the economist describes raising the interest rate to 20% and the resultant Russian monetary policy as "quite smart".
PS: The chances of anyone listening to anything you say is zero, but keep trying. I'll give you a few more tries to come up with something intelligent or relevant.
The interest rate WAS 20% and then it was dropped to 14%. Bye now.
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