EU Russia in High Stakes Poker Game over Gas for Roubles, Russia Continues Advancing in Donbass

So if I don’t pay my gas bill and the company cut off my gas, they are black mailing me, what kind of logic is this, if what Gasprom has done is wrong, and it’s an outrage, then I demand that my gas should be restored OR ELSE, I don’t know what the or else would mean. Perhaps I could put an embargo on Gasprom and refuse to import their gas hold on a bit,!!!! that would be the same thing, I would have no gas.

Would like to hear your comments on where Brexit fits in. Where does Britain get the gall to so blatantly egg Ukraine on after washing their hands of the EU?

DIESEL, GAS LIQUID, GAS… EVERY EACH MOTOR. CRACKING IN RUSSIA… CHEAPER ACCORDING TO MOTOR… CATEGORY APPLICATION…

It should be becoming clearer to those ‘in power’ that the Russian perspective of current events will be incorporated into the historical record of these times. The identity and image of the children and the children’s children of current ‘leaders’ will be effected by what is happening. Especially in Ukraine. I shudder at thinking of what the children of the current Ukrainian ‘leadership’ will have to live down once the deception of the Ukrainian people, perpetrated by the current Ukrainian ‘leadership’, is revealed. The same will be true for all the prominent figures acting in this tragedy. Propaganda is not… Read more »

Mr. Mercouris should write a book entitled “I Have To Say…” filled with his brilliant observations.

Gazprom has rejected a rouble payment from Germany and Austria through Gazprom Marketing & Trading subsidiary which Germany seized, appropriated recently. Germany and Austria using stolen accounts to pay for Russian gas. If you are waiting for common sense to appear in the EU, I have a bridge to sell you. Seriously, the collective brains in the EU must be like porridge.

• Can you imagine with all those people in the Asov factory wanting a comfort break??? It must smell worse than the American dream state of California with (151,278) without homes.