were you yesterday at the local markets in Moscow---products that are now on the Russian food bans have either been pulled so the merchant can get a higher price in the coming two weeks or they were totally purchased by a single consumer--or what I call Russian hording.Originally Posted by mirhond
American Pride, wellcome to SWJ Exclusive Club of KGB mouthpieces. I'll send you cookies, on occasion
Outright lie and complete BS, as usual. It takes few weeks perhaps, before retail prices start to rise.
Foods on the ban have now been stopped on the Belarus border to Russia and turned back---these were not storage articles but articles destined to go straight into markets for sale.
If you had been shopping yesterday and actually the second day after the food bans were ordered by Putin actually some prices were raised higher than 45%.
Get out there and shop and check for yourself and stop making comments you yourself cannot back up.
I hope you are not still spinning the tale that the Putin food bans will hurt the West---come on comrade in some areas Russia imports over 50% of a product because they have a poor and failing food production state run system from the SU days---oh sorry I meant to say an oligarch owned state system.
still awaiting your answer as to where those "zealous Christians" took the 36 bodies that you yourself as an expert claimed went to Donetsk.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinio...y.html?hpid=z2
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