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Was letzte Thermometer?

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Eine Kollegin in der Pflege meinte mal, dass wir Kühlelemente nicht mehr so lange auf Patienten lassen können. Sie hätte eines gefunden und das sei schon extrem warm geworden.

Eine Stunde länger und es wäre zu Verbrennungen gekommen😳

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'Soon They’ll Kill Us All’ – Russian Soldier Reveals Huge Losses and Lack of Ammunition

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We don't dehumanise them to make them feel bad or anything.

We do it to make the necessary act of killing them less hurtful to our mental health.

If russians want to leave Ukraine in peace they leave as humans. But if they choose to die for putin, we might as well call them orcs.

On another note: Orcs are an adequate comparison because they once were elves who were then tortured and enslaved. You know... Just like the russians.

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‘It’s guns versus butter’: Russia on the brink as Putin’s war chest empties

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We can assume that all (Kremlin) numbers on the Russian economy are doctored to make people believe that Putin can fight this war for years and years to come.

AFAIK there is some solid open source intelligence out there, suggesting that russian economy is dire in some sectors. Prices for consumer goods are the easiest example here.

You are right in that war makes the economy go brrrrrt in some sectors but the money spend there is thrown out of the window. Every person who works to build new tanks is a person less to maintain bridges, roads and infrastructure in the oil and gas industry.

And when it comes to government spending in Russia, it means a lot of corruption will be happening and money flows to the top.

Every soldier on the frontline is a farmer or woodworker less back in mother Russia. Families lose their main income when the father dies, even though the mother spend their last savings on a bullet proof vest that was at some point imported from China.

You have to keep in mind that the Russian economy is comparable to Italy or the Netherlands. The impact of the war on EU countries isnt noticeable compared to that. At worst, it gives us problems that we can easily solve with money.

Another thing about Russia is their demographic. They will lose and already lost a lot of their most productive workforce. Additionally a lot of young and well trained men left Russia in the last two years. Even more try to stay in the university as long as possible to not get drafted.

Russia is so fucked man!

[Edit] lot of words

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Russian Missile Strike Damages Chinese Consulate in Odesa

Lately I see bot accounts and Kremlin trolls claiming that Ukrainian grain was goin to be exported to Europe or fed to animals aniways.

They claim that Africa or Asia won't suffer from russias attacks on food export and completely ignore that we are talking about global markets here. Europe will have to buy from other producers now and speculation will start.

Every leader in the word must be so pissed right now because higher prices of food directly impact their grip on power.

As soon as china finds a way to replace Putin with a candidate of their choice is time to say bye bye!

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​​Africans who came to Putin's summit call for resumption of Ukrainian grain agreement

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Even worse: They counted the occupied area of Ukraine as Russian land and argued that the grain from these fields is now officially russian grain.

They then told everyone who didn't ask, that the grain produced in 22/23 by Russia is so much more than every other country and Ukraine isn't really important anymore when it comes to feeding the world.

In total disregard of a global marked they then said that Ukraine's grain is only important for Europe and the would use it to feed our pigs anyway.

That's just the fascist kind of evil...