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ansy1968

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Oh am not saying that Schumacher wasn't one of the absolute best in the history of the sport I just hating him back in the days due to his sheer dominance of the sport, plus I preferred Jacques Villeneuve for his driving and eccentric personality. As for Tsunoda, I was kind of expecting more from him because I wanted him to succeed so that he's just not seen or perceived as a seat holder like how Japanese drivers were perceived to be. But he's recent piss poor performance drives have soured my opinion of him unfortunately. I hope he can and will bounce back and stay in F1 not just as one of the token Asian representative but as one of the drivers to be feared and most of all respected for his skills. Which is why am also ecstatic for Zhou landing an F1 gig since I have been following his career for quite some time and I have an inclination to believe that he's got what it takes to succeed in F1.
@Bellum_Romanum brother Schumacher is always racing against the best car and for me he is not competing with other drivers, he is competing against Adrian Newey. The year 1995 to 2000 for me is the golden year of F1. We had the drama, the passion of the Tifosi , the heart breaks, the controversy and finally winning the championship. After that F1 is Schumacher even when he dominates you can see the magnificent driving style especially in the wet and also in qualifying with the scream of the V10 engine, It's absolutely beautiful.
 

10thman

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@montyp165 bro what are they thinking, are they insane with gas shortages. I think the Germans will be having a cold winter and they will blame Russia as a scapegoat.
If you skip to 3:25, the guest is saying Germany made a calculated move, then he said
supplies can be made immediately available if russia wants them to and if germany wants or needs them to.
 

MortyandRick

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bro what are they thinking, are they insane with gas shortages. I think the Germans will be having a cold winter
i was thinking the same thing. They need that gas. They are really hurting themselves. Before the German election, I had a feeling that if the new German government decided to cancel the Nordstrom 2, then they are letting US influence and politics hurt their own industry and that does not bode well for Germany in the medium to long term.

If you skip to 3:25, the guest is saying Germany made a calculated move, then he said
supplies can be made immediately available if russia wants them to and if germany wants or needs them to.

yes that’s true but in the short and medium term they are still paying more for gas, there is still an extra cost to their economy. Also if in the future Germany then needs more gas and requests it, wouldn’t that make them even more dependent on Russia? I see it as an indirect way of subsidizing Ukraine, who in turn will thank the Americans and still be under US influence while the US continues purchases from Russia. Lol oh the irony. If the new German govt is this easily swayed by the US, they will be doomed To becoming less competitive globally, but this is just my opinion.
 
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Overbom

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Another proof that the EU is a US puppet. 24hrs after the Biden-Xi meeting where Biden said he doesn't support independence for Taiwan, the EU immediately follows like a puppet and "postponed" upgrading its trade ties with Taiwan

EU = puppet
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The European Union has postponed a confidential plan to upgrade its trade ties with Taiwan, in a sign of internal uncertainty over how best to balance ties with Taipei and Beijing.
 

ansy1968

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Another proof that the EU is a US puppet. 24hrs after the Biden-Xi meeting where Biden said he doesn't support independence for Taiwan, the EU immediately follows like a puppet and "postponed" upgrading its trade ties with Taiwan

EU = puppet
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@Overbom you know brother it make easy for Beijing policy makers, instead of talking to EU leaders and wait for an outcome, it's better to talk directly with the US and see action being done.
 

MortyandRick

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The US *always* gets what it wants.
- TSMC data transfers
- Samsung data transfers
- Nord Stream 2 sasbotaged
- France to back down on AUKUS
But they didn't get Syria, or Afghanistan or Vietnam or Iran or Russia or HK, or making developing countries make more climate change goes as COP 26, or WanZhou lol, And France hasn't completely backed down. I could make a huge list of things they didn't get. I don't think you are using the word *always* correctly. Or are you being sarcastic?
 

10thman

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i was thinking the same thing. They need that gas. They are really hurting themselves. Before the German election, I had a feeling that if the new German government decided to cancel the Nordstrom 2, then they are letting US influence and politics hurt their own industry and that does not bode well for Germany in the medium to long term.


supplies can be made immediately available if russia wants them to and if germany wants or needs them to.

yes that’s true but in the short and medium term they are still paying more for gas, there is still an extra cost to their economy. Also if in the future Germany then needs more gas and requests it, wouldn’t that make them even more dependent on Russia? I see it as an indirect way of subsidizing Ukraine, who in turn will thank the Americans and still be under US influence while the US continues purchases from Russia. Lol oh the irony. If the new German govt is this easily swayed by the US, they will be doomed To becoming less competitive globally, but this is just my opinion.
Yeah, Germany's latest action doesn't make any financial sense
 
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