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Sherman A1

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3. It certainly means more economic pain for those who

Reply to SleeplessinSoCal (Original post)

Sat Mar 12, 2022, 06:50 AM

Mar 2022

Find themselves on the wrong side of the narrative. It will take awhile for the sanctions and the shaming to ripple through the various financial sectors and some may dodge the bullet, but those who don’t are going to have some headwinds in their future.

I expect that the Russian economy is pretty much screwed for the next two decades as many will either not trust them or have found other places to invest when the dust has settled.

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Does economic and diplomatic pain mean more war or less? [View all] SleeplessinSoCal Mar 2022 OP

K&R, don't know. I was thinking cutting money supply to avg RU citz would shock the crap out of uponit7771 Mar 2022 #1

Question incomplete wo time element. Maybe more war soon, but much less war in long run. nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2022 #2

It certainly means more economic pain for those who Sherman A1 Mar 2022 #3