sigma wrote:Quite often English translation it is the Martian language really. This is a comedy I understand that my posts is a fascinating puzzle. Maybe a little bit helps distract from the problems, if we look at it with optimism )
P.S. I want to advise you to read the Russian Wikipedia on these issues. The English-language Wikipedia greatly distorts the historical facts with regard to Russia.
Sigma, с этого момента, я буду говорить только с вами через Google Translate. И вы только разрешили поговорить со мной по-русски, ок?
Come on, let I will not remind you that the US economy is much more shadow than transparent and legal)))
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You would be happy if Russia or another country simply did not like the political system of the United States, and we would do with the US houses the same as the US did with the Vietnamese houses for example?
sigma wrote:
You would be happy if Russia or another country simply did not like the political system of the United States, and we would do with the US houses the same as the US did with the Vietnamese houses for example?
Ferno wrote:According to recent market events, the pound ended up being less against the US dollar when the brexit vote came in, and the canadian dollar followed the pound in decline; albiet not as sharp.
CAD is still doing better versus USD now than it was at the beginning of the month! It's nothing to worry about.
I understand that my posts is a fascinating puzzle. Maybe a little bit helps distract from the problems, if we look at it with optimism )
