MarvB
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The sickening part is by the time I paid tax on that It wouldn't even pay for a home build.
Methinks that given the line of work it probably wouldn’t come with a 1099.
You’re prob safe on the tax hit
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The sickening part is by the time I paid tax on that It wouldn't even pay for a home build.
You have any idea how many times I've heard yah cash money, then gotten a 1099. #trustnooneMethinks that given the line of work it probably wouldn’t come with a 1099.
You’re prob safe on the tax hit
I really hope that's bad info...but shit in one hand and wish in the other..Ukraine: Angry Zelensky vows to punish Russian atrocities
The Ukrainian president says the country will not forgive or forget those who murder its civilians.www.bbc.com
We know how he behaved in Chechnya and Syria so the playbook is clear. There will be nothing standing in Ukraine if they resist like the Afghans or Vietnamese.I really hope that's bad info...but shit in one hand and wish in the other..
You raise an interesting point. China. I have read a number of articles that say China isn't happy about the Ukraine invasion, but it is not so obvious why that is the case. From my lens, China will be able to get cheap energy from Russia as it has to go somewhere, they will be able to bail them out economically thereby confirming that China is now the big dog in the relationship, the west is stressed and distracted away from what was certainly turning into an ant-China emphasis, it seems unlikely that the west goes to war for Tawain while facing the possibility of all-out war in Europe. This seems perfect for China. So, I must be missing something in their calculus.If putin gets any more medieval in this botched invasion, the Chinese are going to be sending a hit squad to take this sick pup out. Then they can blame it on Lindsey Graham.
The world is watching this, and know what is going on. China's new relationship with Russia is getting beyond uncomfortable, and they are not oblivious to this fact. Shit, a few of their leaders may even have a sliver of conscious.You raise an interesting point. China. I have read a number of articles that say China isn't happy about the Ukraine invasion, but it is not so obvious why that is the case. From my lens, China will be able to get cheap energy from Russia as it has to go somewhere, they will be able to bail them out economically thereby confirming that China is now the big dog in the relationship, the west is stressed and distracted away from what was certainly turning into an ant-China emphasis, it seems unlikely that the west goes to war for Tawain while facing the possibility of all-out war in Europe. This seems perfect for China. So, I must be missing something in their calculus.
The world is watching this, and know what is going on. China's new relationship with Russia is getting beyond uncomfortable, and they are not oblivious to this fact. Shit, a few of their leaders may even have a sliver of conscious.
And just like that, levity exits stage left, reality takes back the spotlightUkraine: Angry Zelensky vows to punish Russian atrocities
The Ukrainian president says the country will not forgive or forget those who murder its civilians.www.bbc.com
Agreed.I am not convinced nations have morals or conscience, rather they have interests. Sometimes those interests may appear to align conveniently with morals. I include the US in this critique.
It just seems like China’s interests would be for Russia to create chaos in the west. The only angle I can find is that they need a happy and easy spending west to prop up an economy with a serious real estate bubble, huge unfunded pension system and an aging population. Maybe this economic calculus favors economy over issues like East China Sea islands and status of Taiwan.
Agreed.
Caveat... Putin uses tactical nukes, I think China finds "morals" in that instance.
Poisoned underwear?Not sure I would want to be in his shoes today . . .
Russia’s Military Chief Promised Quick Victory in Ukraine, but Now Faces a Potential Quagmire
The close Putin ally modernized Russia’s forces, but those troops have run into ferocious Ukrainian resistance.
www.wsj.com
So many options . . .Poisoned underwear?