Alexandru Filioreanu

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@gchahal 4. Only in Mariupol alone it is estimated rus have killed over 20000 civilians.
5. Thousands of civilians have been killed and burried in mass graves, by rus troops
6. Hundreds if not thousands of civilians have been tortured and executed by rus
7. rus bombed a playground!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@gchahal 1. Nowhere is the Crimea bridge mentioned (because it's almost 100% certain it was a russian false flag)
2. Of course UKR will hit rus military troops and infrastructure in Crimea as they illegally occupy.
3. UKR didn`t hide they hit and will continue hitting rus in Crimea!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@irhamnapermana @Reuters But maybe ruski fans think war is Pubg and theres respawns and new rounds!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@irhamnapermana @Reuters Ukraine claimed to have killed 30000 personell up until 1st of June.
Being on the 10th of June now, and reducing from the number presented by the Ukrainians (as it is probably a bit exaggerated) at least 25000-30000 russian soldiers have found their end on ukrainian soil!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@irhamnapermana @Reuters 30000 dead russians say otherwise.
I wonder how many families will need to lose their sons until the russian population will say enough is enough!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck Kris, man, you are pathetic :)
ZERO knowledge of economics.
ZERO knowledge of trading.
ZERO knowledge of European geo-politics.
ZERO logic in your tweets!
An overall, grand ZERO!

My advice... take a break and get out for a breath of fresh air! Nobody is out to get you!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck The rouble is constantly going down against all the other currencies, because russia did no investments in anything new besides fossil fuel and weaponry.
With green energy growing up, and the russian economy revolving around oil, gas&coal, it is normal for the rouble to go down.

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck So what makes Israel having a more powerful currency is the economic policies that they have in place, the way they invest money, foreign investors, taxing policies etc.
But i believe you don`t understand any of these. You just obviously antisemitic, or at least frustrated!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck It is called economy. You need to be smart to be able to safely invest and get profit.
If I invest $1000 in an company, and that company creates a good product, the product will be in high demand with a low stock, so the price will go up, so my $1000 will be worth more.

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck If the Arab states would stop buying wheat, Ukraine`s economy would take a huge hit as the trading value is billions worth, hundreds of times more than Israel wheat trade.
Enough to realise that the arab countries have a gigantically higher influence on Ukraine`s economy and UAH

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck International trade is either done in $ or £ or Yuan.
$1000 of wheat is worth $1000 no matter who is buying or paying the $1000.
But, if Israel would stop buying wheat from Ukraine, Ukraine`s economy would not suffer at all ($10million is nothing compared with $2.7 billion).

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck So in your mind, if Ukraine sells 1 ton of wheat for lets say $1000, if that $1000 dollars is paid by Egypt it has the value of $1000 but if it`s paid by Israel it values $0... because Israel has a lower population?
You do realise that international trading is not done in UAH?

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck For prices to be identical, that would mean that everything would be centralised, with one single entity deciding on the price. So basically you are describing a global dictatorship.

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck Of course that is an illogical approach, close to a trading dictatorship. You have some purely random ideas man. Prices for all the things you mentioned fluctuate by the amount of stock vs demand, less stock>more demand>higher prices, higher stock>less demand>lower prices.

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck Printing random paper does not help in any way. The more paper you print, the less value it has!
The economy is not based on coloured pieces of paper, but on the hard value behind it - industrial and commercial revenue, taxes, precious metal reserves etc.

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck If X sells oil for $100, when Y tries to sell it for $110, nobody will buy it from him as there is a cheaper alternative. As for Z, he will not sell with $90, because X&Y will buy all his oil and sell it for more, so Z will lose money. It`s called trading!

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck Also, the Ukrainian currency has lost value against all other currencies, not due to imports and exports but due to the russian attack of 2014 when your kind of "peace" was agreed - russia annexed a part of the country and started a war in the east = Ukrainian economy collapsed.

[Alexandru Filioreanu @AFilioreanu]

@KrisColoradoLV @kel_duck Compared to the $2.7 billion worth of grain imported by the 5 Arab countries, Israel only imported in 2020 grain worth a measly $9.18 million, roughly 294 times less than the Arab countries import.
How would anyone in their right mind think that that has any economic influence!