You will eat the bugs

Groningers BTFO

Just pay the rubles krauts, Oma needs her heat

>disconnect russia from western payment systems
>ok but if you want gas you'll have to pay in rubles
>no
>ok then no more gas
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
what exactly did you think was gonna happen?

They are frozen not stolen

don't care my house doesn't even have a gas connection anymore anyways... (and that's a good thing)

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Extremely based, USA wont be able to have another war campaign in the middle east for oil with russia and china being based with the americas current obligations. A more realistic approach to environmentalism or cucking to russia and china and ripping up the middle east again or collapse. Either way im glad geopolitics isnt dominated by western elites.

Groningers should STFU, the government should just tell them to live somewhere else

We will cuddle with some cute Ukrainian refugees for warmth.

Russia's economy is beginning to rally. If the euros pay up the rubles for your esteemed petroleum, you will have basically won. Russia will go down in history as the nation that destroyed the American monetary system. Godspeed

Lol you and I both know there really isn't any difference between the two.

OH NOOOOO HOW AM I EVER GONNA HEAT MY GOVERNMENT ISSUED VAXPASS UNLOCKED SOCIALISM S O Y POD APARTMENT
IN APRIL!!!!

There is no legal mandate to "freeze" it, yet they did it. Likewise we froze the contracts for the gas supply "wink"

we should start by cleaning out paid shills like you

Well, if you don't pay, then think of it as just Russia just freezing your gas accounts. The gas is still yours, somewhere in Siberia. You can't have, you can't sell it back, you can't do anything, but it's absolutely yours.

Kek

>Natural gas is consumed primarily in the pulp and paper, metals, chemicals, petroleum refining, stone, clay and glass, plastic, and food processing industries. These businesses account for over 84 percent of all industrial natural gas use.
yeah you don't need those industries in april either

Coal mustard race and its nearly summer so.

The cost of all energy will rise. The cost of all products that require energy to produce will rise. The cost of all goods that have to be shipped will rise. And then there will be demand destruction for everything that isn't a roof over peoples heads, food in their bellies or clothes on their backs.

Uh oh it sounds like you dont like the effects of sanctions
You need to support Ukraine and just die please

I can only imagine the pressure Euros are under from the American government. This would kill the petrodollar and it was already dying. America is more likely to just carpet bomb Germany than it is to allow them to pay in rubles.

>more central asian migrants
Would probably be more productive than your fetish for africans

The sanctions will backfire spectacularly.
Many nitrogen fertilizers are either produced directly in Russia or require energies that previously often come from Russia.
The sanctions do relatively little damage to Russia, little to none to the US, but will do massive damage to Europe and especially Germany. The European sheeple west of the Ukraine are again more closely tied to the US via NATO and are willing to spend special funds on armaments expenditures. As with the Wu-Flu, China will emerge as the clear economic winner. And that seems to me to be intentional. Sanctions often have a boomerang effect, as can now be seen in the example of the energy market and its record prices. Europe can probably not do without energy from Russia completely at the moment: It has negligently become dependent on Russia, also for wheat. Biden is therefore trying to increase supply on the American market, at least for his country, by wanting to do business again with Venezuela, of all things, the country with which the US severed relations three years ago.
You also need Diesel fuel to extract a certain type of fertilizer, so good luck with that. The price of nitrogen fertilizer is directly linked to oil and gas prices. If less fertilizer is produced due to the current situation and agriculture can no longer afford some of it, this will inevitably lead to falling yields in the following year, in addition to the areas that may remain uncultivated due to the war. The farmers in Brazil have already agreed to cut back production significantly due to the extreme fertilizer prices. Soon we will no longer receive animal feed, soya, etc.

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Woo let's go Dresden!

Sanctions are in most cases ineffective, hit the wrong people and have undesirable side effects. Only around a third of the sanctions recorded between 1950 and 2019 are documented as successful in investigations. For example, they showed no effect against Venezuela (for 5 years), against Cuba (for decades), against Russia (for 8 years) or against North Korea (for more than 20 years). Even in Iran, the state that has been subject to very tough sanctions for years, they have not achieved their goals. Seven years ago, Tehran entered into negotiations about its nuclear program in the hope of easing the sanctions regime. But the regime stuck to its nuclear goals even as sanctions tightened. In recent years, Tehran has also expanded its aggressive advance in the region with proxy wars - from Iraq to Syria and Lebanon to Yemen.
Sanctions can be circumvented. There are always loopholes. Sanctioned companies, for example, turn on intermediaries in friendly nations. There the products are repackaged to disguise the country of origin or the country of destination. In the case of Iran, the Polish-born analyst Maciej Wojtal, director of the investment company Amtelon Capital in Amsterdam and London, knows that Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and Oman were the main alternative markets. Russia will probably also try to use intermediaries to circumvent the sanctions, for example countries in Central Asia or China. The negative effect on the national product is also weakened because domestically oriented companies are expanding: they are gaining market share because foreign competition is disappearing.

Still a breach of contract and a theft. If you steal something and promise to give it back its still theft.

I'm not a shill, I hate globohomo but I don't like Russian ass to be contrarian like you. They are both sides of the same shit smeared medal.

however that money still belongs to the Russian state. It's not going to be spent suddenly in our own countries. It will return eventually to them. Stealing would imply it's now ours, while in reality it's theirs they have no access to it temporarily. HUGE difference in fact

There is also a replacement for SWIFT (Russia only accounts for 1.5 percent of all transactions). Moscow can switch to the Chinese system CIPS, which processes cross-border payments in yuan. In addition, Moscow will try to introduce the yuan as a reserve currency. Sanctions also have undesirable political side effects. As a result of western sanctions, Tehran has moved closer to Beijing. The People's Republic wants to invest 400 billion dollars in Iran over the course of 25 years.
Sanctions often have a boomerang effect, as can now be seen in the example of the energy market and its record prices. Europe can probably not do without energy from Russia completely at the moment: It has negligently become dependent on Russia, also for wheat. Biden is therefore trying to increase supply on the American market, at least for his country, by wanting to do business again with Venezuela, of all places, the country with which the US severed relations three years ago.

>He doesnt know how electricity is produced

Who cares it's not even cold anymore

It's the exact opposite of what you say. The west loses 1 trading partner which accounts for 2% of its external trade. Russia loses dozens of partners that each account for 2% of their external trade.

>what is industry

They can do about 100 times more damage to europe than to Russia. Each dollar of gas can turn into $100 of GDP. The economic value of using gas is much greater than the market value of the gas.

Can "unfriendly" countries decide to pay in rubles individually or does it have to be a uniform EU-wide agreement?

The bot programmers got lazy with this one

I think we also "froze" the historic golden treasures from Crimea.

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Dutchies btfo, do you honestly think Rutte will let this serve the Dutch? It's going to Germany, Italy, basically any EU country for pennies on the Euro while the Dutch will pay top dollar and the Groningers will see their homes in ruins.

Criminally underrated

>You can't let them change the deal
says who?

Netherlanders are not all that bright, as shown by the IP-hopping shill in this thread. Must be their swarthy admixture

Seriously what compels you to shill for Russia? is it just contrarianism because muh normies and media like Ukraine? or do you genuinely believe that Russia is a force of good?

You need photos of tanks with your paid gas to call it fair?

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Countries don't buy gas, energy companies do.
And they are free to sign any contract they want.

Hahaha based holy shit

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What industry lol? We barely have any. We should just build giant greenhouses around our houses and Russia can fuck itself, rekt by westland

I personally don't care, we have gas fields in our country that can supply us for the coming 10 years or more. It's just the Germans and Italians crying over the gas.

>EU dumps immigrants for 20+ years
>REEE CHECHENS AND ASIANS!!!
Shut up shill

>Russia signed a contract for payments in euros. You can't let them change the deal because then they will demand another change later.

The West also declared economic war against said country. I mean if I sign a contract than try and burn down your building and inform you that I will freely violate your ability to even collect payment, I TOO would want some reassurances from the shyster Euros.

No, I hate Russians and hope they all die fighting for their deranged dictator.
Just though it was funny how we ended up with those gold treasures.

>We barely have any.
Ignorant.

He's just stating facts, gast. In what scenario would our government "unfreeze" the Russian assets? After its fall? Then there is really no difference than stealing, because there won't be anyone to give it back to.

>I personally don't care, we have gas fields in our country that can supply us for the coming 10 years or more
If Germany and Britain don't steal it from you. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

kek, politician would loose their mind here if that would be the reply

>They are frozen not stolen

Go to literally any business and explain why you haven't paid your bills with that excuse.

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Tell me, which industry?

Have fun riding your bike to work freezing because you cannot pay gas prices anymore.
Russia has an estimated $132 billion in gold stockpiles, roughly 20% of the holdings in the Russian Central Bank, thanks to heightened buying activity since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. Those reserves, coupled with Russia's $630 billion in foreign exchange reserves, can help finance its war machine. The Russian population is used to extreme hardship, many grow their own food while the average European only knows how to grow kitchen herbs. Russia could using its vast gold reserves to support its currency as a way to circumvent the impact of sanctions. One way to do that is by swapping the gold for a more liquid foreign exchange that is not subject to current sanctions. Another way would be to sell the bullion through gold markets and dealers. The gold could also be used to directly purchase goods and services from willing sellers. They have also worked to remove the dollar's hold over its financial system in recent years, selling most of its US treasuries in 2018. China could also provide a financial lifeline because the People's Bank of China has a multi-billion-dollar currency swap with its counterpart in Moscow, allowing the nations to provide liquidity to businesses so they can continue trading.

>1000 sanctions
>Give ruble for gas
>muh contracts!

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>and Russia can fuck itself,
Nice fantasy Jeroen, in fact it's of course us (the dutch, the EU) who are fucking ourselves on orders from the US of A. Absolutely none of this is in our interest and all politicians are getting paid so much loot they personally won't feel as much as a pinch from the consequences of their terrible actions.

can't produce shit if you don't have energy toothpaste. Especial when many of your processes actually require methane to work and can't be substituted.

Are you serious?

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What's the contracts' expiry date? Europe moved to as short-term as they could because it was a better buy, but I don't think anyone in Europe went back to long-term contracts after the prices started to hike.
fucking based.

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We have our own gasfield. We import like 10% from Russia and that is largely because we tried to limit drilling. So apologize or we will not share ze gaz

Kek, they will just include the $300 billion in “reparations” after the war to cement their theft. But Russia won’t lose.

STOP I CAN'T GET ANY HARDER

>half of EU's gas supplies come from Russia
Good luck you EU fucks lol. I'm honestly surprised Russia hasn't stopped shipment a long time ago.

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Source motherfucker?

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So you are retarded, what do you think happens when the germany economy collapses.
Germany is 1/3 of your total trade balance.

Euro's freezing and suffering is the will of Allah.

I don't eat raw crayfish, so how will you eat raw bugs.

>Russia signed a contract for payments in euros
And eurocucks defaulted on their contract with regards to Russian reserves in G7. So Russia breaks theirs.
How can you literally steal other people money then expect them to bring you more money to steal later, without blushing nor blinking.

>We'll just use up our reserves and Germany and other EU countries won't steal our oil. Besides Oil is so 2021 just buy an electric car!

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Eurocucks chopping their own cocks for... nothing?

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Dont worry, Russians won't steal Europe they will just freeze it.

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>steal
frozen

you cant attack independent country, right?

A Central Asian has just fixed my roof for 60 USD equivalent in rubles yesterday. What are your migrants known for.

Don't act like we are not having our own problems with the sanctions. I think for the first time ever taking the train might actually be cheaper than driving your car here.

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>sanctions are ineffective
>proceeds to list countries, which are literal 4th world countries now