u. s. printing industry, what has not only suffered losses, they would have gone bankruptcy with roughly more than 2 trillion dollars credits on, on the, on jeopardy, which would have caused the anti banking system and the u. s. economy. so i think there are very tv or gainers, and this is so, so it is not true what they say. do you think it's probable that this was an act of sabotage? and if indeed investigate has confirmed that. what do you think could happen? i mean, no doubt it would further damage relations between russia and the european union. well, if this was a summer task thing, then we have more quite a few problems. number problem number one is of course the environmental problem. wherever this is causing huge damage to the damage to the gentleman, to the swedish environment, which is around to this place, this is number one. so whoever did this is made environmental catastrophe. and he could, he could not claim anything with fear to environmental product. was this would be just the hoax when he would say this hypocrisy. the other thing, it would be us, those who somewhat it would

u. s, but every country can print as much money to wants, but then you can have inflationary pressures. but the point that your, your point is eat, then the, the biggest problem is secondary sanctions. are always a tremendous political issue, particularly united states where we use and we say there extort ex territoriality oils. for example, we're going to sanction a country if you don't abide by the sanctions, we're going to sanction you. so the question comes, how do we deal with china? how do we deal with india, which is overtaking the u. k. one within the g 7 is one of the largest economies in the world. how do you deal with turkey? how do you deal with indonesia, which is hosting the g 7 in november? and iran, of course, has, has its own issues on north korea. now becoming part of the mix, so you basically have 40 percent of the world's population is governed by governments that don't want to participate. and do we have the means and the political will to sanction all of these, these countries? and i think in the end the answer is going to be no, we're going to try to do workaround

print 2008. had the need to submit the u. s. administration invite to georgia and do a claim to become a member of and so forth. the update, because your jack could not that back, we should just go to permission of the united states. that was the biggest publication with us when to put his group just under the nose or, or portia. modern russo phobia seems linked to u. s. policy. after the collapse of the ussr, it became the only super power. and american politicians increasingly referred to the usa is exceptional mission, to enlighten other nations and teach them to live properly. so may disagree with our belief monday of accepting card because we have shown a willingness for the sacrifice of blood and treasure stand up, not only from our own rivers, but for the interest so long. i mean, i must hit them flashing sieges, delete the loose banging, or should i say to me, you might ask because it is now right? because donation hedwood was law the racial screening ration right now. you guys play during ensure and was number. i'm bea

you print the master, talked about the metabolic process a reason on then. yeah, pretty much in the cold war, the u. s. began to apply a new type of economic sanction against the ussr aimed at cutting off access to advanced technology request. mom rebel fulton. yes. boy export from a front royal buddha. i may have gone simply will eclipse your slave. so you, if you go to the woodson early see abdulla you thought informs woochie. it is up as though legislative from the for those all of the where, you know, believe whether the valet jacka on opera bells or alice of sheer will diffuse store and says go. so in the 19 sixty's, nato approved an embargo bill fanning the export of large diameter pipes used in the truce boil pipeline to the ussr in the 1980s. a contract to supply 17000000 tons of grain to the ussr was canceled. this was americans response to the soviet union, sending troops to afghanistan, 50 countries boycotted the summer olympics and moscow. and following an incident with a korean, boeing airflow was unable to operate flights to the united states for several years . sort of get the work orde

u. s. government treasury bills. they're very low now. they're going to have to go very, very hard because the amount of money there's been printed all over the world is staggering. and we're going to have to pay a serious price, even the head of the federal reserve last week or so is going to be painful and these ride is going to be very painful. yeah, you know that your own power is going to hold on for as long as you possibly can there. now when it comes to talk over a session, of course, no one wants to say that it's almost become a dirty word. but i think we're getting to that point of a recession, how much longer before we really start seeing those impacts. rachel, look out the window. it's here his here and many places. mindy parts of the world economy, it's already happening. you can see orders are being cut back everywhere and is going to get much, much worse, these things snowball. they start slowly when people are noticing and then next thing you know, its own r t and the evening news are here. i have. so we write about that now for the average investors out there, or even for the people who are really concerned about the curre