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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Wed Mar 13, 2019 9:51 pm

    miketheterrible wrote:So you are now joining the "Russian corrupt" narrative by saying it's a political struggle?

    re-read again, this time with understanding right?


    Austin wrote:Let Law follow its full course , If you keep releasing corrupt business men no matter which nationality they below it would leagalise corruption and make mockery of law and law enforcement.

    Law is kind of abstract reflecting  balance of interests. Elite interests. Look at US/UK law: did you ever see   any case when "independent court" ruled again elites interests? Me neither.  Putting Chubais behind bars means liberals lost their power.  russia  russia  russia




    kvs wrote:Regardless of the stink, the arrest of crooks of any nationality committing crimes in Russia is the right and proper thing.
    This particular case actually indicates that Russia feels strong enough that it can bear another wave of anti-Russian
    hysteria in the west.   This should send a message to the crooks and their NATO patrons that the climate in Russia
    has changed.   Time to start packing your bags.


    I hope that with all geopolitical changes internal balance of power had shifted too. This would enable  "государственники" to kick "либерастов" out. I hope.

    No no no so packing bags to prison  lol1  lol1  lol1


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    Post  miketheterrible Wed Mar 13, 2019 9:54 pm

    I did. Maybe someone else that can read your "English" may know what you are saying. KVS?
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    Post  kvs Thu Mar 14, 2019 1:57 pm

    miketheterrible wrote:I did. Maybe someone else that can read your "English" may know what you are saying. KVS?

    I think he is referring to the alleged pro and anti west west factions in Russian elites. I think such divisions are grossly
    overblown since if they really did exist, then they would be in a state of civil war as there is no middle ground regarding
    NATO. This would result in a state of paralysis in Russia's government which could not last indefinitely without any negative
    consequences. Putin's faction and the Russian people who vote him into office are the ones that count. It is Putin who is dancing
    around trying to balance Russia's response to NATO aggression. Nobody is forcing him to do so.

    Analysis of Russian politics is skewed propaganda BS even inside Russia itself. All sorts of NATO narratives to delegitimize
    Putin's government are pushed including the so-called rule of a kleptocratic oligarchy and rampant corruption. Clearly the
    only place this BS flies is in Banderastan. But supposedly Banderastan has no significant corruption and oligarchs have little
    effect on the governance of the country.
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    Post  Austin Thu Mar 14, 2019 3:52 pm

    The Powell Put & the Bear Market Rally (w/ Jeff Gundlach) | Interview | Real Vision™️

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    Post  Austin Thu Mar 14, 2019 5:20 pm

    55 trillion in reserve: how did the authorities evaluate all the natural resources of Russia

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    Post  miketheterrible Thu Mar 14, 2019 5:32 pm

    kvs wrote:
    miketheterrible wrote:I did. Maybe someone else that can read your "English" may know what you are saying. KVS?

    I think he is referring to the alleged pro and anti west west factions in Russian elites.   I think such divisions are grossly
    overblown since if they really did exist, then they would be in a state of civil war as there is no middle ground regarding
    NATO.  This would result in a state of paralysis in Russia's government which could not last indefinitely without any negative
    consequences.  Putin's faction and the Russian people who vote him into office are the ones that count.   It is Putin who is dancing
    around trying to balance Russia's response to NATO aggression.   Nobody is forcing him to do so.  

    Analysis of Russian politics is skewed propaganda BS even inside Russia itself.   All sorts of NATO narratives to delegitimize
    Putin's government are pushed including the so-called rule of a kleptocratic oligarchy and rampant corruption.  Clearly the
    only place this BS flies is in Banderastan.   But supposedly Banderastan has no significant corruption and oligarchs have little
    effect on the governance of the country.    

    Good point.

    I am very curious of the other actors within the United Russia party. Eventually one will have to replace Putin. Wonder who? I've read up on some characters and would say there are lots of people available but which one can match Putin in his wits and ability to play well a challenge? Although, I imagine Putin has a lot of people around him that help guide him in right direction and say the right stuff. And in that, I bet everyone told him not to involve the case currently ongoing and let the law (might I add, the same structure medvedev created) work itself out.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Fri Mar 15, 2019 1:56 am

    kvs wrote:
    I think he is referring to the alleged pro and anti west west factions in Russian elites.   I think such divisions are grossly
    overblown since if they really did exist, then they would be in a state of civil war as there is no middle ground regarding
    NATO.  This would result in a state of paralysis in Russia's government which could not last indefinitely without any negative
    consequences.  Putin's faction and the Russian people who vote him into office are the ones that count.   It is Putin who is dancing
    around trying to balance Russia's response to NATO aggression.   Nobody is forcing him to do so.  
       

    in e ach country there is a balance of interests in elites. Putin is not ruling alone. Neither Stalin did. People's support definitely help but is not really required as western democracies prove lol1 lol1 lol1

    We dont know too many things about what is happening there. Is Russian elite "fully pro Russian" ,well Friedman is richest citizen of London, Most o oligarchs have their assets / companies registered still abroad while mines re in Russia. Putin is "long horizon" strategist. He's always been plying with cards he had and his strategy of slow tuning elites more national seems to work. It doesn't mean his decisions are free from taking into account different fractions in elites or geopolitical factors we dont even think bout here. On he contrary. As we can see no oligarchs seem to staging riots.


    To me most important task of Putin now is... to ensure his successor will be good enough to continue Russia's way up.


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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Fri Mar 15, 2019 1:59 am

    Rostec will build an LNG plant in the Arkhangelsk region

    https://tass.ru/ekonomika/6217339

    ARCHANGELSK, March 14. / TASS /. State Corporation Rostec is investing 14 billion rubles until 2024 in the construction of a plant for the production of liquefied natural gas and the transfer to LNG of a number of facilities in the Arkhangelsk region. This was reported on Thursday in a corporation press release.






    Austin wrote:55 trillion in reserve: how did the authorities evaluate all the natural resources of Russia

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    to me this is way too little.  This is only ~ trillion USD, not only to me Twisted Evil Twisted Evil Twisted Evil

    The assessment was made on the basis of Form No. 1-RSPI - a form of statistical reporting that contains information about the current market value of mineral reserves, explained RBC Director for Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Sergey Vygon Consulting Sergey Klubkov. Seriously taking , such an assessment is not necessary, he points out. In essence, this is an unsuccessful attempt by the Ministry of Natural Resources to obtain an estimate of the cost of oil and gas reserves in Russia based on the collection of heterogeneous data from subsoil users themselves: various prerequisites for hydrocarbon prices, a limited assessment period of 20 years, lack of validity of raw materials production profiles, etc. In addition, the form contains an incorrect formula for calculating the value of stocks, says Tails.
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    Post  Austin Fri Mar 15, 2019 5:16 am

    Yes I thought the same , I have seen some international estimate of Russian Resource worth around USD 75 trillion

    https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/countries-with-the-most-natural-resources.html

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    Post  Austin Fri Mar 15, 2019 10:07 am

    The head of the RDIF: the additional budget revenues of Russia since the start of the OPEC + transaction reached 7 trillion rubles


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    Post  magnumcromagnon Sat Mar 16, 2019 3:14 am

    miketheterrible wrote:
    kvs wrote:
    miketheterrible wrote:I did. Maybe someone else that can read your "English" may know what you are saying. KVS?

    I think he is referring to the alleged pro and anti west west factions in Russian elites.   I think such divisions are grossly
    overblown since if they really did exist, then they would be in a state of civil war as there is no middle ground regarding
    NATO.  This would result in a state of paralysis in Russia's government which could not last indefinitely without any negative
    consequences.  Putin's faction and the Russian people who vote him into office are the ones that count.   It is Putin who is dancing
    around trying to balance Russia's response to NATO aggression.   Nobody is forcing him to do so.  

    Analysis of Russian politics is skewed propaganda BS even inside Russia itself.   All sorts of NATO narratives to delegitimize
    Putin's government are pushed including the so-called rule of a kleptocratic oligarchy and rampant corruption.  Clearly the
    only place this BS flies is in Banderastan.   But supposedly Banderastan has no significant corruption and oligarchs have little
    effect on the governance of the country.    

    Good point.

    I am very curious of the other actors within the United Russia party. Eventually one will have to replace Putin. Wonder who? I've read up on some characters and would say there are lots of people available but which one can match Putin in his wits and ability to play well a challenge? Although, I imagine Putin has a lot of people around him that help guide him in right direction and say the right stuff. And in that, I bet everyone told him not to involve the case currently ongoing and let the law (might I add, the same structure medvedev created) work itself out.

    Most of the guys suggested aren't well known, the only proper successor would be a highly-visible statesman and a well-known commodity, and there's only 2 that come to mind....Lavrov and Shoigu. Shoigu doesn't nearly have as much diplomatic experience as Lavrov, and Lavrov is well-versed in knowing when to speak diplomatic-speech, and when to be blunt...so Lavrov it is. I foresee the Eurasian Union forming, where the president is VVP (with Lavrov taking over his old post), and the prime minister of the Eurasian Union is Nazarbayev. Lavrov will focus on purely on domestic Russian matters, while VVP will focus on greater Eurasian strategic geo-politics.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sat Mar 16, 2019 3:34 am

    Gas of the people: the transfer of cars of private traders to HBO will be paid by the state
    Methane will help avoid future environmental problems


    The transfer of private cars of Russians to gas engine fuel (methane) will be subsidized by the state. The corresponding provision is contained in the draft federal subprogram “Development of the gas motor fuel market”, which Izvestia has become familiar with. The company will also subsidize the production and development of gas vehicles by auto companies, the purchase of bit-fuel vehicles for state and municipal needs, and the transfer of taxi drivers, passenger and freight carriers from gasoline to gas equipment. Car owners will be able to get 27 thousand rubles when transferring a passenger car to HBO and maximum 147 thousand rubles when switching to a gas main tractor. This will help to significantly improve the ecology of cities , experts say.

    https://iz.ru/856654/timur-khasanov/gaz-naroda-perevod-avtomobilei-chastnikov-na-gbo-oplatit-gosudarstvo



    not sure about methane and ecology, but generally this change would be beneficial unlike forced eclectic cars in EU.


    magnumcromagnon wrote:
    Most of the guys suggested aren't well known, the only proper successor would be a highly-visible statesman and a well-known commodity, and there's only 2 that come to mind....Lavrov and Shoigu. Shoigu doesn't nearly have as much diplomatic experience as Lavrov, and Lavrov is well-versed in knowing when to speak diplomatic-speech, and when to be blunt...so Lavrov it is. I foresee the Eurasian Union forming, where the president is VVP (with Lavrov taking over his old post),  and the prime minister of the Eurasian Union is Nazarbayev. Lavrov will focus on purely on domestic Russian matters, while VVP will focus on greater Eurasian strategic geo-politics.

    Unlikely, although Lavrov  as you s ay would be gre at candidate but there is one thing  against... Age. Putin can rule as long as Lavrov could.  Putin's successor should be younger by generation. They say Dyumin but we unlikely to learn till successor comes  lol1  lol1  lol1

    Lavrov born: March 1950
    Putin born:   October 1952
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    GunshipDemocracy wrote:
    Unlikely, although Lavrov  as you s ay would be gre at candidate but there is one thing  against... Age. Putin can rule as long as Lavrov could.  Putin's successor should be younger by generation. They say Dyumin but we unlikely to learn till successor comes  lol1  lol1  lol1

    Lavrov born: March 1950
    Putin born:   October 1952

    I think your overthinking this. 2020 will be the year the Eurasian Union is formed, and VVP could transition to that post by Q1 of 2021, and Lavrov will be 70/71 (younger than Trump). I'm not expecting him to be president for 20 years, but say 6-10 years (which should be enough time), where Lavrov retires and there'll likely be a 'true successor' in their 40-50's that can come up under his tutelage. The most important thing is that they have to a be a well known commodity, with well known accomplishments that the average Federation citizen can reliable recount. Having a unknown to take over would be valuable ammunition for NATO destabilization (rumors of that coming by 2024), so the more well known a figure that they are, the more likelihood the destabilization will fail.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sun Mar 17, 2019 4:07 am

    The first businessman from the United States, Leonid Kuraev, from the “Titov list” returned to Russia

    The representative of the business ombudsman, Dmitry Grigoriadi, noted that before that, seven businessmen from Europe had been returned to Russia
    MOSCOW, March 16. / TASS /. Kaluga businessman Leonid Kuraev on Friday returned to Russia from the United States, where he was after initiating a criminal case against him. He became the first "American participant" from the list of business ombudsman Boris Titov, representative of the Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs Dmitry Grigoriadi told TASS on Saturday.


    https://tass.ru/ekonomika/6225365



    magnumcromagnon wrote:
    I think your overthinking this. 2020 will be the year the Eurasian Union is formed, and VVP could transition to that post by Q1 of 2021, and Lavrov will be 70/71 (younger than Trump). I'm not expecting him to be president for 20 years, but say 6-10 years (which should be enough time), where Lavrov retires and there'll likely be a 'true successor' in their 40-50's that can come up under his tutelage. The most important thing is that they have to a be well known commodity, with well known accomplishments that the average Federation citizen can reliable recount. Having a unknown to take over would be valuable ammunition for NATO destabilization (rumors of that coming by 2024), so the more well known a figure that they are, the more likelihood the destabilization will fail.

    I disagree. 2020 is way to early for any changes. There is near-war time for Russia. You dont change leader with high level national trust in such times. Besides economical  transformation si much more important for Russians then Eurasian union now.  No economically strong Russia no Eurasian union
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    GunshipDemocracy wrote:

    The first businessman from the United States, Leonid Kuraev, from the “Titov list” returned to Russia


    The representative of the business ombudsman, Dmitry Grigoriadi, noted that before that, seven businessmen from Europe had been returned to Russia
    MOSCOW, March 16. / TASS /. Kaluga businessman Leonid Kuraev on Friday returned to Russia from the United States, where he was after initiating a criminal case against him. He became the first "American participant" from the list of business ombudsman Boris Titov, representative of the Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs Dmitry Grigoriadi told TASS on Saturday.


    https://tass.ru/ekonomika/6225365



    magnumcromagnon wrote:
    I think your overthinking this. 2020 will be the year the Eurasian Union is formed, and VVP could transition to that post by Q1 of 2021, and Lavrov will be 70/71 (younger than Trump). I'm not expecting him to be president for 20 years, but say 6-10 years (which should be enough time), where Lavrov retires and there'll likely be a 'true successor' in their 40-50's that can come up under his tutelage. The most important thing is that they have to a be well known commodity, with well known accomplishments that the average Federation citizen can reliable recount. Having a unknown to take over would be valuable ammunition for NATO destabilization (rumors of that coming by 2024), so the more well known a figure that they are, the more likelihood the destabilization will fail.

    I disagree. 2020 is way to early for any changes. There is near-war time for Russia. You dont change leader with high level national trust in such times. Besides economical  transformation si much more important for Russians then Eurasian union now.  No economically strong Russia no Eurasian union

    Do you at least agree the person has to be well known figure? Maybe the transition happens by 2025, and some younger popular figure can up?
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sun Mar 17, 2019 2:37 pm

    Yandex started testing its own social network

    https://ria.ru/20190316/1551853162.html


    MOSCOW, March 16 - RIA News. Yandex began testing a new social service Aura, which will be built into the company's own application. It is reported by Tjournal , citing the press service of "Yandex".
    It is noted that "Aura" will find for the user new friends using neural networks, machine learning and other technologies of "Yandex", as well as use the information already provided by the user on other company resources. In addition, people will be able to independently select an audience for their publications, for example, based on age, gender or geolocation.

    So far, you can get into a new social network only by invitation from a testing participant, and everyone can invite up to five people per day.
    The social network provides several stages of moderation. Automatic pre-moderation recognizes words and images that are prohibited by Yandex rules (profanity, shocking photos, insults, etc.) and does not let them through. Content can also complain. Then the moderators will check it and in case of violation of the rules will be deleted.
    The date of the full launch of the new social network "Yandex" has not yet named.

    lets' move there our forum lol1 lol1 lol1









    magnumcromagnon wrote:
    Do you at least agree the person has to be well known figure? Maybe the transition happens by 2025, and some younger popular figure can up?

    it is not up to me to agree on, Im afrid. it it about Russians. If its Putin's candidate he is ok for me already Twisted Evil Twisted Evil Twisted Evil

    My educated guess is that this would be somebody not really liberal, young ( I means 40-50 ) but first and most importantly strategist, not emotionally labile dude. Dyumin fits generally this characteristics. He is not known now but we have still 5 years more...intensive campaign can do miracles.


    Of course me thinks VVP has many candidates now being evaluated. Most suitable will be chosen.



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    Post  kvs Sun Mar 17, 2019 6:25 pm



    Kudrin is engaged in his usual Trojan Horse propaganda drivel. He claims that Russia 30 years behind the G7 by using a Mickey Mouse
    measure that says more than Kudrin understands. The metric is as follows:

    Productivity = GDP / (Working Population * Total Hours Worked in a Year)

    This an example of why economists can be total morons. If I take the working population and shrink it down, then I get more productivity.
    In the limit of zero workers we have infinite productivity. Another dirty trick is that GDP is extraterritorial. The above formula cheats
    on the productivity if the GDP is generated offshore. The G7 countries have offshored a lot of their industrial jobs to China and the other
    parts of the world. But at the same time their transnational corporations are a big fraction of the global economy. Transnationals
    contribute to the G7 GDP via their activity in China and all countries outside the G7.

    https://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/flowchart/2011/06/30/why-us-companies-arent-so-american-anymore

    So 40% of the profit of the S&P 500 is from offshore activity. But it is not just profit. G7 companies pay other G7 companies when
    they do work outside of the G7. All the expenses of transnationals are not contained in the local countries of their offshore activity.
    So most likely 40% of the US GDP is due to offshore activity and I do not see a reason why the UK, Germany, France, Japan, etc. would
    have a substantially smaller fraction.

    But there is also a domestic boost from dominating offshore markets. Germany and Japan export a vast number of cars and other vehicles.
    They use highly automated manufacturing plants to do this since they export revenues can generate jobs elsewhere in the economy.
    Although these jobs are probably lower payed.

    So the high productivity numbers for the G7 are all due to minimizing the domestic worker count required to generate the GDP. This is
    not a legitimate metric since it hides the fact that the GDP is actually being generated by workers offshore. The automobile sector
    actually helps to distort this metric since it is highly automated. It can be highly automated because of offshore demand.

    Kudrin doesn't care that the G7 middle class is shrinking due to all the offshoring over the last 40 years. He is a monetarist clown who
    believes in trickle down economics. As long as the 1% owner class are happy, then magically jobs and prosperity will appear for the 99%
    working class. This is manifestly not the case anywhere on the planet. Russia's GDP started to grow together with the standard of
    living only when the drinking of the monetarist koolaid was stopped after 1998. Kudrin needs to be fired from his current post.

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    Post  Hole Sun Mar 17, 2019 9:30 pm

    If you read the articles of Hellevig or watch the videos posted around here plus all the pic from new roads, airports, appartement buildings, factories… If you now really believed that Russia was 30 years behind the Gxxx… Fuck, how would Russia look today if it were on the same level?


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    Post  miketheterrible Sun Mar 17, 2019 10:28 pm

    He is no longer in charge of anything economy other than monitoring if money is spent and where.  He once again fails to realize what he is tasked to do vs what he is spewing.

    No one really likes or listens to this guy anymore.  Most Russians laugh at him since they know that during his leadership in economy, he did pretty much nothing other than bitch about spending even 1 kopek in the military.  He even complains how Russia does not strive for better relations with the west.

    This guy is nobody and he will never gain any real power anymore.  He has been neutered.  I mean look at him.  All he does is complain.  All he did when he was economic minister was complain.  All he did was nothing.  Then Medvedev fired him and he ran off with his tail between his legs to the US to whine and cry.  Then came back, partook in protests with Nemtsov, etc.  The guy is a rat.  I would have had silenced him long ago as he serves zero purpose to be honest.  I would honestly believe he would try to sabotage Russia's economy if he had any authority.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sun Mar 17, 2019 11:52 pm

    Saudi Minister warned against new sanctions against Russia


    BAKU, March 17 - RIA News. Possible new US sanctions against Russia, if adopted, will affect the whole world, said the Minister of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources of Saudi Arabia, Khalid Al-Falih, at a press conference.
    “Russia is a big supplier of gas to Europe, oil to China. If this happens, it will affect Europe, China and the whole world,” the minister said.

    According to him, Saudi Arabia positively looks at cooperation with Russia, the countries are taking the right joint steps to stabilize the market.
    "Russia is a significant supplier of energy resources, a technological leader, occupies an important place in the space industry, and so on. We are sitting at the same round table with Russia and other producers discussing how to stabilize the global oil market," said Al-Falih.
    https://ria.ru/20190317/1551877113.html


    Saudis see what Kudrin doesn't Suspect Suspect Suspect



    kvs wrote:

    Productivity = GDP / (Working Population * Total Hours Worked in a Year)


    GDP in $ ? lol1 lol1 lol1 then country with printer is the most productive one lol1 lol1 lol1

    more seriously - Me thinks Kudrin is being used by VVP as a tool . More less lik e MikeTT sid. Of course he is annoying, backward liberst but for some reason VVP finds his service beneficial.
    As an accounting chamber head he can annoy many people who dont listen to Putin lol1 lol1 lol1
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    Post  miketheterrible Mon Mar 18, 2019 5:48 am

    Kudrin is hated by everyone tbh. It was the liberals who fired him anyway.

    If Putin was smart about this, he needs to tell Kudrin to STFU and do his job or start flipping burgers for McDonalds instead. He still acts as if he is economic minister living in 2007 rather than now. His economic skills is showing his incompetence and I don't think anyone even listens to him anymore. It's like a barking dog. He only gets invited to these economic parties as probably a table waiter and he somehow gets past security and onto the stage to tell his dark fantasies.
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    Post  Nibiru Tue Mar 19, 2019 3:31 pm

    Russia backs global use of its alternative SWIFT system

    MOSCOW, March 19 (Reuters) - Russian lawmakers on Tuesday backed the international use of a Russian alternative system for the global financial messaging network SWIFT designed by Moscow to eliminate the risk of Western sanctions.

    Russia has held talks with China, India, Iran and Turkey about joint use of Russia’s financial messaging system, said Anatoly Aksakov, who heads the Russian Banking Association and a financial committee with the lower house of parliament.

    “As the system has proved to be viable and efficient, it draws interest from both Russian and foreign players, it is proposed to give any legal entities, Russian and foreign, the possibility to use it,” Aksakov said.

    The lower house of parliament, or Duma, gave the green light to a bill proposed by Aksakov in the first reading. The bill needs to pass two more readings with the Duma and obtain support from President Vladimir Putin to become law.

    Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said last year that Russia had created a system that could replace SWIFT and “nullify” risks of Russia being cut from the global network.

    Aksakov told the Duma on Tuesday that more than 400 companies, most of which are Russian, have become members of the SWIFT substitute system.

    “It obviously allows us to solve issues related to the sanctions pressure,” Aksakov said.

    SWIFT, which stands for Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, was founded in 1973 and connects more than 11,000 institutions in over 200 countries and territories, it said on its website.

    Moscow has also seen interest in joining the Russia-based system from Arab countries and is ready to start negotiations about creating a switch that would connect the Russian system with the European one, Aksakov said.
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    Post  GarryB Wed Mar 20, 2019 12:21 am

    Do you at least agree the person has to be well known figure? Maybe the transition happens by 2025, and some younger popular figure can up?

    How well known was Putin when Yeltsin picked him as his successor... which was possibly the only thing Yeltsin did right in my opinion.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Wed Mar 20, 2019 1:16 am

    In Bryansk launched the production of transistors and chips for smartphones and laptops

    TASS, March 19. The production of transistors and microcircuits with design standards of 500 nanometers for digital technology was launched in Bryansk with the support of the Industry Development Fund (FER). The launch of the new production line will reduce the share of foreign manufacturers in the market of transistors and integrated circuits in micro-housings from 95% to 30%, the government's website reported on Tuesday .
    https://tass.ru/ekonomika/6235637



    GarryB wrote:
    Do you at least agree the person has to be well known figure? Maybe the transition happens by 2025, and some younger popular figure can up?

    How well known was Putin when Yeltsin picked him as his successor... which was possibly the only thing Yeltsin did right in my opinion.

    hehe Im not gonna argue with that . BTW Today's way Nazabayev resigned might be an idea for Putin's successor...

    smart one. Although Nazarbayev has left but is still kept one almost all posts (there was mentioned today 5 or which 1 he left Smile , yet successor can prove himself and "legitimize" in eyes of people.

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