[ride]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Multi-millionaire Pavel Antov was celebrating his upcoming 66th birthday on holiday when he mysteriously fell from a hotel in India.

Indian media reported that the sausage tycoon jumped from the roof but Russia’s consul general Alexei Idamkin insisted he fell from a window.

I wonder if he knew Abe Froman, The Sausage King of Chicago?

[WonderMomma]

You all better be careful.. it's getting a little watercool-ish in here with all the name calling.

ANYWHOOOOOOOO...

1. Speaking of Nazi's...

"Top: Educational award "Znanie" (knowledge) at the Kremlin Palace. 13.12.2022

Bottom: Goebbels calls for total war during a speech at the Berlin Sportpalast, 18.02.1943."

2. "Cars with the Z swastika are being vandalized more and more often in Russia. One of these was set on fire in the suburbs of Moscow."

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

This is mad repost, but I gotta say if everything this commander said is true, they deserved every bit of it. It’s better to get your ass whopped and learn your lesson than go to jail for years

I would probably shoot that "commander" the first chance i got after that shit.
If i risk my life to crawl in a ditch and get treated like that buy a guy who is no better than me...i'd treat him as one with the enemy. After all, he is attacking me....like the enemy.

Evacuating 2 injured guys can easily take 10 men. Thats no surprise. Thats why its recommended for snipers not to kill the first victim, but to injure. Injuring a few soldiers will take out the whole squad.
You can see in the videos in this forum as well, where 1 guy is injured, and 4 are needed to carry the stretcher...additionally 1 may be needed to provide first aid, apply a tourniquet, and apply pressure on the wound. Another 1 is needed to provide covering fire.
2 Injured = 8 carrying the stretcher, 1 probably running back and forth, providing aid and rest are providing covering fire, operating radio to give evac notice. Additionally, 1 guy may be needed to carry the equipment dropped by the injured guys.

Also, the guy said that they got the order to leave. That's it. If they received an order from above...then they are not to be blamed.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

I would probably shoot that "commander" the first chance i got after that shit.
If i risk my life to crawl in a ditch and get treated like that buy a guy who is no better than me...i'd treat him as one with the enemy. After all, he is attacking me....like the enemy.

Evacuating 2 injured guys can easily take 10 men. Thats no surprise. Thats why its recommended for snipers not to kill the first victim, but to injure. Injuring a few soldiers will take out the whole squad.
You can see in the videos in this forum as well, where 1 guy is injured, and 4 are needed to carry the stretcher...additionally 1 may be needed to provide first aid, apply a tourniquet, and apply pressure on the wound. Another 1 is needed to provide covering fire.
2 Injured = 8 carrying the stretcher, 1 probably running back and forth, providing aid and rest are providing covering fire, operating radio to give evac notice. Additionally, 1 guy may be needed to carry the equipment dropped by the injured guys.

Also, the guy said that they got the order to leave. That's it. If they received an order from above...then they are not to be blamed.

What you said make perfect sense. But at the same time I can see why he is pissed.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Spain is a relatively poor country so it is understandable that people are afraid the crisis will get worse.

Spain isn't close to being poor.
The average salary there is $1,700( in Madrid or other major cities, around $2500 - 3000 ).

For reference, the average salary in Russia is around $800, and in cities around 1000 - 1500.

You can rent an apartment in Madrid for 400-500 a month. Climate is perfect all year round, so no need to worry about crazy heating bills. Life in general is chill there.

People getting worried about rising prices...yeah, as they are worried everywhere in the world.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

Spain isn't close to being poor.
The average salary there is $1,700( in Madrid or other major cities, around $2500 - 3000 ).

For reference, the average salary in Russia is around $800, and in cities around 1000 - 1500.

You can rent an apartment in Madrid for 400-500 a month. Climate is perfect all year round, so no need to worry about crazy heating bills. Life in general is chill there.

People getting worried about rising prices...yeah, as they are worried everywhere in the world.

They concerned about crazy AC bills I would assume

[marekparek]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Spain is a relative poor country so it is understandable that people are afraid the crisis will get worse.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

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https://www.elnacional.cat/en/busine...40630_102.html

[marekparek]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

https://www.elnacional.cat/en/busine...40630_102.html

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Please stop, you are just too funny

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

https://www.elnacional.cat/en/busine...40630_102.html

yeah, thats a solid proof right there...an article with no relevant statistics, and the only statistics says that Spain is well off and not poor.

"Spain is among 17 of the 27 EU members that have a GDP below the community average"

EU average itself is already wealthy when compared to the world. Spain is definitely on the wealthy side, even within EU, when compared to the eastern europe and potential new countries that may join.
17 out of 27 also puts it close to middle.
And, yeah...Spain took a huge hit during covid years, since its was a very popular tourist destination, and suddenly it lost a major source of income. Luckily, tourisim is coming back and things will return to normal over time.