• ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
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    3 years ago

    The west was never going to invest there again anyways. Russia’s future is going to be aligned with China and India, the two biggest growing economies in the world.

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      3 years ago

      Yes, as a client state to China, as North Korea is now. And when China and India flare up, Russia will be forced to choose China. Their options only become more narrow, so long as Putin remains in control.

      • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
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        3 years ago

        You continue to exhibit stunning lack of understanding of geopolitics or even basic geography. Comparing Russia to DPRK is beyond hilarious, but you go on further with the deranged notion that there’s going to be some China and India flare up when it’s becoming clear that India is patching things up with China right now seeing western insanity. India is currently exploring how to use yuan to pay Russia for energy and just had talks with China about resolving their border dispute.

        https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202203/1254958.shtml

        https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3170314/china-india-border-row-signs-thaw-fresh-round-talks-analyst

        If you ever decide to look at a map, then it’ll become crystal clear to you that India’s interests lie with Russia and China.

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          3 years ago

          India has ongoing ideological differences with China though, no? Modi doesn’t seem very friendly to China from what I’ve seen.

          • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
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            I expect that pragmatism will ultimately win over ideology. India increasingly sees US as an unstable partner, and US just threatened India with sanctions for continuing trade with Russia. India understands that China will likely be the biggest winner in all this and that BRI will become a huge market that they will want to be a part of.

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          I love your certainty in your ignorance. Like, of course, I’m not sailing that way, because the earth is flat. It’s not like China and India aren’t skirmishing on their border, are they? China and Russia would be soon too, as well, for water. But current events are placing Russia firmly inside China’s orbit. So it won’t be much of a skirmish, but a capitulation.

          Climate change has forced China to deplete the South China Sea and is now scouring the world. I would not want to share a border with China, at this point, no matter how much I needed the cash. Russia is definitely going to be a second class citizen in this exchange.

          • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
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            Ah yes my ignorance says the guy who thinks Russia is like North Korea and that India and China are going to have a flare up. Russia is certainly going to be no worth in that relationship than Canada is sharing a border with the US. You keep on living those fantasies while you can though.

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              Isn’t it, though? Both are failed states that fall back to cries of nuclear weapons when frustrated. Even India and Pakistan are acting more mature these days. And you better believe that if Canada couldn’t keep it’s shit together that border would be a liability, too. China is massively annoyed that their buffer, North Korea, is smuggling so much meth into China. Either China will begin to encroach on Russian resources, or Russian economic refugees will being flooding China. Probably both.

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                  I guess you can’t see it in yourself. Tell me more how Russia will grow stronger by imploding it’s economy. How they invaded out of the kindness of their hearts, to save the Ukrainians from themselves. How Duginism isn’t just Russian fascism. Please, go on.

                  • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
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                    If you can’t understand how becoming self sufficient is going to be good for Russia’s economy what else is there to say. You keep repeating that it’s imploding, but there’s literally no evidence to support this notion.

                    Then you straw man about them invading out of the kindness of their hearts. I certainly can’t remember saying anything of the sort.

                    You’ve consistently demonstrated that you have no clue regarding the subject you hold very strong opinions on. There’s absolutely no point trying to correct you. I can’t wait to see the mental gymnastics you’ll be doing next year when Russia’s economy is still doing fine, while the west starts unravelling.