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Today, the People's Republic of Kursk declared its independence from the Russian Federation following a landmark traditional Russian-style referendum. In response to the people of Kursk's desire for self-determination, the Russian government has engaged in indiscriminate shelling of cities and towns in the ethnic Ukrainian-majority Western reaches of Kursk. The Ukrainian government is anticipated to pledge support to the innocent people of Kursk in their bid to escape the clutches of the genocidal Moscow regime.
Victoria is a novel primarily about /k/ content but I'd like to look at the small parts on economics that it had in Chapters 9 and 17 and how prophetic it was in regards to it.
>Chapter 17 >The crisis that occupied the feds' attention while Maine reestablished the doctrine of Nullification was one that usually comes in the last days of ancien regimes. The currency was collapsing. >Then, in response to the financial panic of 2008, the Federal Reserve bank began printing money. Actually, it no longer had to print it. It could just enter a few keystrokes on a computer and presto!, trillions of dollars came into being. No one considered that something created so easily couldn’t be worth much. >In October of 2018, a Big Mac cost $5.95. By October of 2023, it cost $99. For $150, you also got a small order of fries and a Coke. >Wall Street got even richer from all the phony money, but the real economy, where real people had to try to get jobs, remained in the tank. That kept down inflation, for a while. >By March of 2024, that Big Mac cost $500,000. By July, it cost $50 million. Financial Weimar had followed cultural Weimar. The middle class was wiped out.
>Chapter 7 >We stopped making things, and kept getting poorer, but no one put the two together as cause and effect. The GNP continued to rise, because the government kept the statistics.
Lind predicted Bidenflation as well as the federal government using their control over the numbers they print to try to hide the economic collapse from our eyes, though only liberals are stupid enough to fall for it.
HMS Chiddingfold collided with HMS Bangor while berthing in Bahrain yesterday. As of now, there are no reports of any injuries resulting from the collision. The Royal Navy is expected to provide details on the incident and the condition of the ships and personnel involved in due course. Minehunters HMS Bangor, HMS Chiddingfold, and HMS Middleton are deployed to the Red Sea as part of Operation Prosperity Guardian.
>The Reds are always ranting about the illiteracy in Spain, but if they’d spend a few months living among the mountains they might begin to understand that the people who can’t read are often wiser than the people who can. Wisdom isn’t the same thing as education. I have got shepherds on my farms who are immensely wise, perhaps because they read the stars and the fields and perhaps because they don’t read newspapers - Gonzalo de Aguilera Munro Dropping college requirements for officers like high school requirements have been dropped for enlisted (or better yet, making college an anti-requisite) would improve our officers. Shitlibs always come from universities.
Why does Reddit mock Russia for using niggers to draw ordnance away from white men and reveal globalist positions when trying to blend in on this site? They are acting as if they are unaware that our militaries force white men to treat these lessers as equals and allow niggers to reach the highest ranks. Are they that lacking in self awareness?
Everyone used to laugh at "cope cages", but now we can see that the Russian army was actually pretty forward thinking in that regard. It looks like it's going to be another case of Western armies disregarding obvious lessons from elsewhere before they get themselves bloodied, like what happened with WW1 and the Russo-Japanese war.
>Should I go Navy Enlisted Nuke? No, you'll get cancer and a prolapsed asshole. http://i.imgur.com/FZ0Q9q4.png tl;dr: Two year long school with suicidal furries, you never get to leave your boat, zero job prospects.
When a Russian Spetsnaz cut the ear off a terrorist, his fellows re-enacted the famous "I am Spartacus" scene when the Kremlin wanted to punish him. If a western soldier did the same, his "friends" would be tripping over each other to sell him out for glow points with the Liberal Inquisition. Why do Russian soldiers show such camaraderie while ours do not?
From what I've heard, in Eastern European militaries like Poland and Hungary, Russian army-tier harassment is so commonplace in the military that beatings and sexual assaults are routine.
