Russian gas (LNG) creeping back into Europe.
“The cost of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) purchases for the EU has nearly quadrupled in three years due to soaring prices and increased import volumes, according to Eurostat.
Data released on Monday in a report titled ‘EU trade with Russia’, shows that in the fourth quarter of 2024, the volume of LNG imported from Russia was 18% higher than in the first quarter of 2021. Over the same period, the value of these imports surged by 274% due to the energy crisis.
European gas prices rose dramatically following the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022, alongside the EU’s commitment to phase out Russian energy dependence. While pipeline gas imports from Russia have mostly ceased due to sanctions and the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, EU nations have continued purchasing record volumes of LNG from the country.
According to Eurostat, Russia’s share of the EU’s LNG imports grew from 11% in Q4 2022 to 22% in the last quarter of 2024. The US remained the bloc’s top supplier, accounting for 36% of its overall LNG imports.”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Feb 24 2025 16:00 utc | 204

The US warhawks the Ukrainian Neo-Naz’s and the European Atlanticists won’t like this one little bit, good.
“The Ukraine conflict was “provoked” and it is wrong to solely blame Russia, Steve Witkoff, a senior adviser to US President Donald Trump, has said. Moscow had to respond to a security threat created by the West’s promises to accept Ukraine into NATO, he stated.
Witkoff made the remarks in an interview published by CNN on Tuesday, in which he was asked whether Washington was choosing the right side by holding talks with Moscow instead of continuing to funnel aid to Kiev.
The situation is not black-and-white, with Russians being “the bad guys,” Witkoff told CNN’s Jake Tapper.
“The war didn’t need to happen, it was provoked,” he added. “It doesn’t necessarily mean it was provoked by the Russians.” ”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Feb 24 2025 16:05 utc | 206

This Estonian warhawk makes Hillary Clinton look positively tame.
“Washington has fallen for “Russia’s narrative,” EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Monday. The accusation comes amid recent efforts by Washington and Moscow to begin resolving the conflict.
“If [we] look at the messages that come from the US, then it is clear that the Russian narrative is there, very strongly represented,” Kallas told journalists in Brussels, stressing that the bloc is planning to “support Ukraine right now more than ever.”
Kallas took office in Brussels as the EU’s high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, replacing Spain’s Josep Borrell in December last year.
A pronounced foreign policy hawk who, while she was Estonian prime minister demanded in 2023 that “all business with Russia must stop,” Kallas faced resignation calls over revelations her husband held a 25% stake in a logistics company that provides services in the sanction-hit nation.”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Feb 24 2025 16:21 utc | 208

Trump is a fucking idiot. As you posted, it might take 1000 years to get $100B out of the ground in Ukraine … or never. We’re talking about hypothetical assets that aren’t even recoverable under present conditions or assumptions.
Posted by: Ghost of Zanon | Feb 23 2025 22:21 utc | 63
Please don’t be too hard on Trump for this.
Remember he’s the guy who thought it might be a good idea to drink bleach to cure the croup and believes tariffs are paid by the exporter.
He’s a big picture guy not a details guy.

Posted by: HB_Norica | Feb 24 2025 16:31 utc | 210

People here underestimate how much Russians actually love USA
Posted by: Sombrâge | Feb 24 2025 16:48 utc | 211
Everybody loving the US loves it too much for they own good, even the Americans…
Don’t misunderstand the Russian , they know the shit it is to control a disseminated nuclear arsenal when a country crumble hard.
The Russian and more so the Chinese prefer to assist to a soft crash of the US with not too much collateral victims. There are no love involved there. They are not “playing nice”. What they are doing is assessing the risks.

Posted by: Savonarole | Feb 24 2025 18:00 utc | 212

Well, so much for the slo-mo SMO. According to Trump, by the end of this week, he and Zelensky will sign that rare earths deal. Now what will Russia do? There’ll be American companies/workers in Ukrainian held territory and if they get damaged, injured, or killed there will be hell to pay.

Posted by: bored | Feb 24 2025 18:32 utc | 214

Geezo oh the English/American owned media – that passes for the Scotland’s media, has gone overboard today – in pushing Ukrainian propaganda there are over 28,000 Ukrainians hiding out in Scotland – I’m hoping they go home once Putin and Trump thrash out a peace deal.

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Feb 24 2025 18:39 utc | 216

Posted by: bored | Feb 24 2025 18:32 utc | 214
What Russia will do? Going on fulfilling the objectives of the SMO.
Remember, Dummkopf, Trump never starts a war. There are already yankees in Ukraine, several were killed. And nothing happened. The yankees swallowed it all.

Posted by: Naive | Feb 24 2025 19:03 utc | 218

Posted by: bored | Feb 24 2025 18:32 utc | 214
You’re getting so far ahead of the plot, you might need to invent time travel.
Trump, as is his carnival barker/con-man persona, is selling nothing but snake oil. An illusory promise that any investors would rely on to their detriment.
Any company foolish enough to try and recover on that illusory bargain will find out real quick that they bought the equivalent of oceanfront property in Arizona.

Posted by: Ghost of Zanon | Feb 24 2025 19:21 utc | 220

UN General Assembly Holds Special Session on Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZTULT4tr-c
“…Competing resolutions – one backed by Europe and Ukraine demanding the immediate withdrawal of Russian forces, and another calling for a swift end to the war.”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Feb 24 2025 19:26 utc | 222

Posted by: Night Tripper | Feb 24 2025 19:23 utc | 221
#############
Trump has no control over the situation.
Russia is not going to allow Europeans into Ukraine. They kill NATO officers almost daily in hotel strikes.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Feb 24 2025 19:33 utc | 224

So Trump now saying he will allow peacekeepers in Ukraine and that Putin has agreed to that.
Posted by: Night Tripper | Feb 24 2025 19:23 utc | 221

Lol, Trump cheats in golf as well. He probably believes that by lying a lot, and rigorously, his lies will become truths.

Posted by: Avtonom | Feb 24 2025 19:46 utc | 226

Incredible all this death and suffering and Russia couldn’t claim Odessa. Also, there will be NATO ‘peacekeeping’ troops now in Ukraine. Ugh……

Posted by: bored | Feb 24 2025 19:51 utc | 228

Yeah, Russia lost the war and had to accept unfavorable terms. Only on MoA that still denied this.

Posted by: Yseut | Feb 24 2025 20:11 utc | 230

Posted by: Ghost of Zanon | Feb 24 2025 19:48 utc | 227
#########
No one ever has to credit me for any words or ideas. Everything I think and say is derivative of other knowledge. I have zero unique thoughts and if my formulations provide any benefit to humanity, I am happy to see them spread.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Feb 24 2025 20:16 utc | 232

Have i missed this onthe thread ?
Did i hear this correctly on bbc radio 4 misinformatin channel ?
Wow !
Europe today tabeled a motion at the UN condeming Russias actions.
America, Russia, China and North korea voted against.
Pitch me if i dreamed it.
Eat shit europe

Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 24 2025 20:29 utc | 234

To pick up on Tichy’s post from last night (my time zone)
I saw something up on yt about the Verkhovna Rada voting not to extend the kokaine klowns presidency, but when I went looking for it to post…. It was gone.
As he says, the search engines I have access to are useless.
The enforced narrative is “Z offers to resign in exchange for Ukraine NATO membership”.
Very heroic gesture, when he’s a dead man walking…

Posted by: Melaleuca | Feb 24 2025 20:42 utc | 236

U.S. Openly REFUSES To Condemn Russia; Unreal Scenes At UN As Trump Shocks Zelensky, NATO, EU
Times of India
“U.S. deputy ambassador Dorothy Shea, meanwhile, said multiple previous U.N. resolutions condemning Russia and demanding the withdrawal of Russian troops “have failed to stop the war,” which “has now dragged on for far too long and at far too terrible a cost to the people in Ukraine and Russia and beyond.”
“What we need is a resolution marking the commitment from all U.N. member states to bring a durable end to the war,” Shea said. “The draft resolution submitted by the United States makes this very point.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XilKAUvXLW0

Posted by: Melaleuca | Feb 24 2025 20:47 utc | 238

Yeah, Russia lost the war and had to accept unfavorable terms. Only on MoA that still denied this.
Posted by: Yseut | Feb 24 2025 20:11 utc | 230
It’s more of a stalemate as Ukraine and its western backers didn’t ethnically cleanse the Donbas as they wanted, and Russia did gain some territory and has rebuilt some of the destroyed areas fought over.
Russia never sent in the proper number of troops and didn’t give them enough support and weaponry. That many private organizations had to take up collections for the men show that the state was/is to some degree inefficient, incompetent and corrupt.

Posted by: MiniMO | Feb 24 2025 20:50 utc | 240

Melaleuca @ 236
I can confirm that. I listened to a recording of him saying exactly as you state.
Of course it’s more slinkey zelinsky cloud cookoo land.
Becouse that would put NATO right up against Russias border with the western threat, 100 mile from Moscow.
No demiliterised buffer zone. Even if there was, western govenments chainge more often than i chainge my engine oil. Including their peace or hostile plans, minsk peing example.
Its a none starter unlike my truck
Lots of respect.

Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 24 2025 20:58 utc | 242

Seems the globblists/neocons running the EU are in full throat in their support of the Ukraine war. Maybe they have realized that the end of the war poses an existential threat to the EU and NATO. I hope that Trump follows through and cuts off all funding for Ukraine. Some people may not realize that the US is not only funding the military but also the government and civil services, with some help of the EU and others. Cut off the money and my opinion is that Ukraine will collapse in short order. Sooner the better…

Posted by: ctiger | Feb 24 2025 20:59 utc | 244

Posted by: too scents | Feb 24 2025 20:58 utc | 243
Trump say lot of things, most are detached from reality… or as lovedonbass puts it “A daily reminder. Trump talks non-stop. 90% of it is BS.”

Posted by: ctiger | Feb 24 2025 21:03 utc | 246

Mexican stand off,
The great Vladimiri Putin dose not blink.
Zelinsky has no bullits in his gun but dosent knowit nore Le Van Cleef,
Vlad wins the draw.

Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 24 2025 21:05 utc | 248

@Mark2 | Feb 24 2025 20:29 utc | 234
Wait for vote in Security Council later – backed by US,RF and PRC …
…. will UK or France veto it?

Posted by: Don Firineach | Feb 24 2025 21:16 utc | 250

Arestovich’s take on 404’s unfolding future (unreconstructed slimeball that he is) on Simplicius’s latest is interesting. Of all those here and elsewhere who prognisticate upon the future, he might know The Admin’s plan better than anyone. Now based in the US, fleeing from Zelensky’s wrath, he may well be right inside the latest Washington loop, brought over, paid and protected, to HELP Green Man’s downfall. He is the ultimate Rasputin, no doubt. Creepy, dishonest, evil, Machiavellian, turncoat …
https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/previously-unthinkable-now-reality

Posted by: Bonzo | Feb 24 2025 21:35 utc | 252

@Avtonom | Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:00 GMT | 226

Lol, Trump cheats in golf as well. He probably believes that by lying a lot, and rigorously, his lies will become truths.

That’s the Trump way. I don’t know why anyone is surprised by that. We literally have a fifty year track record of it.

Posted by: James M. | Feb 24 2025 22:13 utc | 254

NATO report today
Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska at the ceremony marking three years of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
24 Feb. 2025 -|Last updated: 24 Feb. 2025 12:07
(As delivered)
Good morning ladies and gentlemen, dear ambassadors, dear Ukrainian friends and colleagues. Ambassador Galibarenko, dear Natalia,
Three years ago, the belief that all-out war in Europe was a thing of the past came to an abrupt and sobering end.
As missiles flew and armour rolled across the border from Russia to Ukraine.
In the face of Russia’s onslaught, Ukraine did not falter.
Ukraine did not fall.
You fought.
With courage, strength and determination.
Three years after this abrupt end to peace, you continue to stand strong.
And from the beginning, we have made sure that you don’t
stand alone.
NATO Allies have given unprecedented support.
Air defences, fighter jets, tanks, artillery and ammunition.
99% of all military aid.
This will continue.
In 2024, Allies pledged 40 billion euros of security assistance to Ukraine.
But they provided even more.
In excess of 50 billion euros, well over half of this coming from Europe and Canada.
NATO’s new command in Germany is now leading the coordination of security assistance and training for Ukraine.
Our Comprehensive Assistance Package is helping Ukraine better provide for its own security, and is providing support as Ukraine continues with its reforms.
And just last week, I was in Poland for the opening of the first ever joint NATO-Ukraine civil-military organisation together with the Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister.
The Joint Analysis Training and Education Centre will help us all learn the lessons from this war, so that together we can enhance our readiness to deal with the challenges ahead.
We will continue to work with Ukraine on all fronts.
Bolstering our partnership and ramping up our support.
We all want this terrible aggression against Ukraine to come to an end.
One that is just and lasting.
How this war is ended matters not only to Ukraine, but also to all of us, in Europe, and in the world.
There are North Korean troops fighting in Europe.
Iran is supplying missiles and deadly drones to Russia.
And China is feeding Russia’s war machine.
They and others will take note of any deal to end this terrible aggression.
So we must ensure that Russia will never again try to take one more kilometre of Ukrainian land.
This will require robust security guarantees.
And Allies have a vital role to play.
So, as we mark three years since Russia launched its all-out war, I want to reaffirm that NATO is determined to support Ukraine through the challenges ahead.
The bravery, resilience and strength of the Ukrainian people – soldiers and civilians alike – are an inspiration to the world.
I want to personally thank the Ukrainian veterans that have joined us today, with their story of bravery and surmounting all possible challenges. We are humbled by your courage and by your commitment.
And your story, of tragedy, but also of victory, represents the strong spirit of the Ukrainian nation. So, thank you for being here with us, and thank you for your attention.

Posted by: Jo | Feb 24 2025 22:21 utc | 256

Kyiv/Geneva, 21 February 2025 – As the full-scale war in Ukraine approaches its fourth year, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is appealing for USD 255 million to support two million war-affected people in the country in 2025.
Nearly a third of Ukraine’s population needs humanitarian support, and internally displaced persons and returnees are among the most vulnerable. According to the latest IOM report, nearly two-thirds of Ukraine’s 3.7 million internally displaced persons have been away from their homes for more than two years, and tens of thousands of people continue to leave their homes behind every month as they escape from frontline areas, primarily in the east and northeast of Ukraine.
Many of those displaced have depleted their savings and they lack income opportunities, making it difficult, if not impossible, for them to afford food, medicine and other essentials.
About 4.2 million people have returned from displacement, a quarter of them reported having returned from abroad. Compared to non-displaced people, returnees are more likely to spend their savings, accept low-paid jobs, and sell their belongings to meet basic needs.

Posted by: Jo | Feb 24 2025 22:28 utc | 258

Jo @ all of the above.
And what about Russias security ?

Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 24 2025 22:43 utc | 260

7 Limericks from the Borderlands
Victory
In old Europe they hated Vlad Putin
Folks were partial to putting the boot in
But he stood for his land
And old gods lent a hand
So he won when it came down to shootin’
Russia
We were raised to see Russia as bad
And none were as bad as bad Vlad
Why are they not the same?
Why don’t they play our game?
Why can’t we budge them even a tad?
Rodina
The war in Ukraine, we are told
Is imperial Russia of old 
On the march. But this lie 
Is just pie in the sky
Russia’s fighting their homeland to hold
Defeat
“There can never be peace in Ukraine!”
Is the west’s endless media refrain
So the carnage goes on
And the East grows more strong
As her borders move westward again
Democrisy
“Democracy’s what we defend!”
As we fight in Ukraine to the end
With elections delayed
And the voters betrayed
To hypocrisy shall we descend?
Daria and Gonzalo
By Daria Dugina’s smile
And by Gonzalo Lira beguiled
The forces of dank
With the west in their rank
Did expose their foundations as vile
Heroes
As I wander through Russian Donbass
All is calm with no drone to harass
Etched in stone, listed down
Every village and town
Names their heroes, departed alas

Posted by: Andrew Sarchus | Feb 24 2025 23:11 utc | 262

@Mark2
Go to bed will ya. You’ve been spewing ignorant nonsense here since 7am (your time).

Posted by: Gerhardt G. | Feb 24 2025 23:19 utc | 264

The betrayal of Syria is the first signal that there has been an agreement between Russia, US and Zionist lobby. You give us Syria, we give you part of Ukraine and business plans. Russia is an oligarchic state. There is no grain of patriotism in the government.

Posted by: Peđa C | Feb 24 2025 23:29 utc | 266

Andrew Sarchus @ 262
You win the thread.

Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 24 2025 23:33 utc | 268

Putin is getting fucked like he was in Minsk 2 the best he can do is declare war, mobilise and reach Odessa cause Europe isn’t hiding it’s goal of high intensity war with Russia in 10-15yrs and is actively preparing for it

Posted by: spider | Feb 24 2025 23:43 utc | 270

Posted by: karlof1 | Feb 24 2025 23:20 utc | 265
##############
Doctorow has a lot of inside information but from what I have seen, he watches a lot of Russian domestic TV analysis.
Trump is full of hot air and creates many distractions. He doesn’t accomplish much at the end of the day.
Strategically, Russia has Trump exactly where they want him. Russia (and the Axis) are playing for time. Time is the one thing Trump does not have in abundance.
Nothing Trump says (about anything outside of America) matters.
If the UK and France want to send troops, Putin will gladly send them to God for judgment.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Feb 24 2025 23:54 utc | 272

Posted by: spider | Feb 24 2025 23:43 utc | 270
##################
Where will Europe get officers from?
That’s something few think about. It takes years to develop officers and every week the Russians are hunting down and killing European officers in Ukraine.
Just as America thinks it can compete with China, engineers, and officers take time to develop.
Needless to say, the Russians have been able to train many new officers during the SMO.
This is not a video game. There are real constraints that are not able to be overcome with money printing or delusional PR.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Feb 25 2025 0:00 utc | 274

Posted by: karlof1 | Feb 24 2025 23:20 utc | 265
karlof1, quoting Doctorow:

the road to peace just got that much longer and more problematic due to Trump’s seeming acceptance of the latest French suggestions about a European peace-keeping force

Posted by: Justpassinby | Feb 24 2025 23:49 utc | 271

according to trump, putin is open to european peacekeepers.
russia is european. serbia is. belarus is. so even if he said that, allegedly, that does not mean EU/Nato-“european”

Didn’t we just witness the USA sending a questionnaire to their EU allies asking how many troops each could commit to peacekeeping in 404? The answer as far as I recall was crickets.
So this sounds like more of the same … I’m not sure Russia cares too much about what Trump says, except what he says to them in private.

Posted by: jonku | Feb 25 2025 0:07 utc | 276

Peace keeping force?
Where is the peace, first?
Maybe they should ask Russia? Or do they think that it is not necessary?

Posted by: Naive | Feb 25 2025 0:19 utc | 278

This whole ukrainian gig has been a english and eu fraudsters scam by the elite, to rip off large amounts of yankee dollers,
Now trump knows, Vladimir told him,
Vlad is a man you can trust.
Trumps backing a winner not a loser like zelensky &co
Now the shit hits the fan for the eu and uk.

Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 25 2025 0:27 utc | 280

Thanks for all the replies, even the inane ones. I just posted “Zarubin Interviews Putin”, which Doctorow mentions and doesn’t include anything on the Macron/Trump front since Putin was deeply involved in another meeting at the time.

Posted by: karlof1 | Feb 25 2025 0:42 utc | 282

Dumbest fucking time to be pro-Russia. They just blew through all their Cold War era arsenal, hundreds of thousands of casualties, and economic troubles with their oligarchs and the war having completely sucked the country dry.

Posted by: Henry Dorsett Case | Feb 25 2025 0:43 utc | 284

Dr. Gilbert Doctorow reports Trump shot his peace chances with Russia in he foot today in and after his talks with Macron…
@ karlof1 | Feb 24 2025 23:20 utc | 265
Thanks for this (and for all your diligent reports, as usual!)
Yves has been earning my admiration on the subject of this minerals-deal, with unclouded and prescient interpretations of such interactions. Today she frames her concerns around Helmer’s report of an utterly dazed & confused US negotiating team:

This problem is actually serious. The US called for a high-level meeting and had no idea what to do then, no agenda, no asks, no proposals. The point seemed to be to create a perception of momentum and pretend that Trump was making serious progress on ending the war. Helmers points to the almost desperation of the US side in saying the fact of this meeting proved that Trump was the only man who could end the war…in lieu of having anything else to say.

https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2025/02/minority-reports-how-endowment-effect-would-make-ukraine-mineral-deal-as-a-tar-baby-brian-berletic-on-us-preserving-usaid-regime-change-capabilities-john-helmer-on-shambolic-us-conduct-of-ukraine-n.html

Posted by: Aleph_Null | Feb 25 2025 0:45 utc | 286

Dumbest fucking time to be pro-Russia. They just blew through all their Cold War era arsenal, hundreds of thousands of casualties, and economic troubles with their oligarchs and the war having completely sucked the country dry.
Posted by: Henry Dorsett Case | Feb 25 2025 0:43 utc | 284
ANOTHER NAFO TROLL TALKING COMPLETE BOLLOX☝️

Posted by: HERMIUS | Feb 25 2025 0:50 utc | 288

this ukraine settlement is solely so that he and putin can jointly loot ukraine of natural resources, in the process securing big contracts for his companies. this invasion was always economic for russia, and thanks to trump they can share the spoils.
i wouldn’t be shocked if this was always the vision, and why russia has had such a vested interest in backing trump over the years. start a war that they have no intention of winning, cripple the economy and infrastructure to force them into a settlement, and then use a pro-russia US president tempted by the promise of personal enrichment to secure a deal favorable to the both of them.

Posted by: messigician | Feb 25 2025 0:52 utc | 290

jonku | Feb 25 2025 0:07 utc | 276–
Thanks for your reply. IMO, your conclusion’s correct, although IMO Doctorow is also correct to a limited extent. However, as Putin notes, all that’s happening now is preliminary. IMO, actual negotiations over Ukraine won’t start until April since reestablishing all the facets of regular diplomatic relations and testing them will take that long if not longer.

Posted by: karlof1 | Feb 25 2025 0:56 utc | 292

Follow the money,
Its leaving america. Duh

Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 25 2025 0:58 utc | 294

From the latest karlof1 piece about Putin interview there is this Putin quote which I had not read confirmation of

The fact is that the current head of the Kiev regime is becoming a toxic figure for the armed forces of Ukraine, because he gives ridiculous orders dictated not by military considerations, but by political considerations, while it is unclear what they are based on. And this leads to unjustifiably large losses, if not to say very large or catastrophic losses for the Ukrainian army. It also becomes toxic to society as a whole. And this is evidenced, in my opinion, by today’s vote in the Parliament to extend his powers.

I will keep reading

Posted by: psychohistorian | Feb 25 2025 1:06 utc | 296

I saw something up on yt about the Verkhovna Rada voting not to extend the kokaine klowns presidency, but when I went looking for it to post…. It was gone.
As he says, the search engines I have access to are useless.
Posted by: Melaleuca | Feb 24 2025 20:42 utc | 236
***********************
Melaleuca – thanks for your contributions. Always a good read!
Try Yandex ( yandex.com ). It is my ‘goto’ for almost everything.
https://eadaily.com/en/news/2025/02/24/the-verkhovna-rada-failed-to-vote-for-zelensky-in-the-presence-of-european-commissioners
https://tass.com/world/1918189
https://news-pravda.com/world/2025/02/24/1083762.html
https://sputnik.by/20250224/verkhovnaya-rada-ne-progolosovala-za-prodolzhenie-polnomochiy-zelenskogo-1093896981.html
… for example
PS. Melaleucas are one of my favourite shrubs/trees in my garden 🙂

Posted by: General Factotum | Feb 25 2025 1:07 utc | 298

Follow the money,
Its leaving america. Duh
Posted by: Mark2 | Feb 25 2025 0:58 utc | 293
Apple is bringing $500 BILLION of investment back into the United States. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/02/apple-will-spend-more-than-500-billion-usd-in-the-us-over-the-next-four-years/
Nice try, tough guy. Weren’t you this blog’s “hardass” who was threatening we normal Americans to some violent end? Well, that never was gonna work skippy.

Posted by: NigelTufnel11 | Feb 25 2025 1:12 utc | 300