The roaring 20s did happen. Just remove the “s” from the 20s and praise Wall Street.Bruhh from replaying the Spanish flu pandemic, we skipped the roaring 20s going straight to the dustbowl huh?
Btw I found this illuminating answer on Quora
The roaring 20s did happen. Just remove the “s” from the 20s and praise Wall Street.Bruhh from replaying the Spanish flu pandemic, we skipped the roaring 20s going straight to the dustbowl huh?
Btw I found this illuminating answer on Quora
All those animals need to be fed. And probably with cheap wheat grain.
Singapore and i think China has developed high rise poultry farm. This is an ukraine conflict thread... Oh vey!The Netherlands have a huge amount of farm animals. They have way more pigs than people. And even more chickens.
These are raised in highly intensive operations. All those animals need to be fed. And probably with cheap wheat grain.
That is one of the issues the EU has. They do not grow GMO soy and corn in crop rotation like the US. So animal feed is way more expensive.
GMO is banned in the EU for the most part.
But then again I have heard a lot of people claim the US is suffering from soil erosion. If that is true, the West probably got into deep shit with their sanctions shenenigans on Russia.
Yeah what you're describing is definitely their approach, but it's taking a lot of time. And they really need to wrap up in Mariupol this coming week at the latest, because getting bogged down there is hurting their entire war effort on other fronts.Paratroopers are not good at fighting pitched battles, they're good at taking control of a point where the enemy does not expect. Not sure how are they going to help with the situation.
The current Russian tactics seems to be optimal, slowly and methodically grinding towards their target with heavy weapons support.
That's a lot of manpads... where do they find all of these? Last batch was molded to disuse.. are they talking about the same or a new batch ?
Donbass republic mulls attempt to join Russia
The Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR), one of the two breakaway Donbass territories recognized by Moscow as independent states in late February, is planning to hold a plebiscite on joining Russia “in the near future,” its leader has revealed