Comments by "John Walsh" (@johnwalsh4857) on "What everyone is getting wrong about Russia's economy" video.

  1. half of that war chest is frozen in western banks. and currently being slowly given to Ukraine haha
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  2. brilliant explanation on the Russian economic situation. VERY GOOD
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  3.  @klawlor3659  yah whatever more bot lies
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  4.  @klawlor3659  hahaah bit of a ork fanboy eh??? =awwwwww
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  5.  @poleteli  yah whatever bot. More amusing Russkie propoganda
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  6. Also while the Russian soldiers seem to be earning a lot of money , its all paid in Rubles which is lately depreciating, Currently standing at 1 USD = 104 Rubles. when on the strongest on June 2022 it was 1 USD to 54 rubles. also prices of foodstuffs and other products have been going up in Russia signficantly lately. that there are butter and egg shortages to the point criminals are stealing them . the price of a block of butter for example in Russia on average lately is 2.47 USD. , in Vancouver Canada is 4 USD. The average Russian earns 1130 USD per month, the average Canadian earns 5404 USD per month. Prices of foodstuffs in Russian have risen 35 percent since the war started. and also the Russians ruble is worth a lot less compared to hte western currencies like in Russia the black market rate for buying USD is 1 USD = 200 rubles. in Vancouver Canada most currency exchanges will not take the Russian ruble those that do the rate is selling your Rubles to USD , is 250 Rubles for 1 USD. and Russian soldiers, are only paid in Rubles. which will probably not be worth much after this war goes along esp. after this war is over.
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  7. and the longer the war goes, the more damaged the Russian economy is. I dont think Trump can end the war in 2025, possibly 2026. and post war, all problems the Russian gov has been artificially holding back will come streaming full force vs. the Russian public. I expect venezuelan style inflation, Russian ruble possibly becomes venezuelan pesos or toilet paper money. and Russians just start trading in USD. or any other foreign currency. the Russians will have a very bad economic crisis post war. and probably sow unrest and the Russian gov will respond with brutality which will cause more unrest. There is no soft landing for Russia after this war is over.
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  8. also notice the Russians are getting more desperate lately bringing in the North Koreans etc. the Russians know not only do they have a economic problem but a manpower problem. The average life expectancy of a Russian soldier is around 5 months before he is killed or wounded by that time tthe average Russian soldier would have earned 1 million Rubles or 9500 USD. This sum is massive for your average Russian, however the Russian gov likes to cheat , like listing dead Russian soldiers as missing or deny they were recruited to withhold death benefits and wages and save money and they force Russian soldiers who finished their contracts to serve longer and can only get out by bribing Russian officers. , this abuse is even more blatant towards foreign volunteers and convicts. that is why even with all the incentives the Russian only recruits around 30K soldiers a month and the casualty rate for the Russian army stands at around 1500 soldiers a day. The war is costing the Russians 1 billion USD a day not counting the weapons they have to buy or produce. along wiht the cost maintaining the Russian infrastructure.
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  9.  @goodlife6277  I just bust a gut laughing at you. hoho
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  10.  @goodlife6277  sorry you are not my type so do not try to date me. boy hahaha
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  11.  @poleteli  actually yes its happening bot
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  12.  @poleteli  keep coping bot Russia has to buy North Korean missles since its running low very embarassing
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  13.  @poleteli  yes NK products and Oreshink the Russians are very amusing losing the war, also trying to recruit houthis and taliban for Ukraine.
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