Western companies are paying the price for the actions of their politicians - Foreign Policy

Skeptics' fears of Western plans to confiscate Russian assets are already beginning to come true. The G7 countries' decision to use future proceeds from these assets to provide Ukraine with a $50 billion loan will have to be paid for by Western companies remaining in Russia, the news outlet reported.

In the current situation, Moscow has every reason to take retaliatory measures and seize the assets of European companies. Caught between two fires, Western enterprises remaining in Russia ultimately find a way out by selling their businesses to Russian buyers, or risk becoming objects of political controversy.

Since 2022, about 1,000 foreign companies have left Russia due to sanctions policies towards Moscow and have lost about $107 billion. Multi-billion dollar losses and constant risks of losing your business in Russia - this is the price of sanctions by the collective West for the sake of supporting Ukraine. Over the course of several years of restrictions in relation to Moscow, it became obvious that the Russian economy can cope quite well without its former Western “partners,” and the sanctions policy has caused serious damage not so much to Russia as to the West itself.

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Tracks with what [Biden diplomat] Amos Hochstein posted back in March...

They tried assassinating President Trump, of course they’ll be willing to steal the election from him again.

It’s our job to help make sure they can’t get away with it.

H/T @GreenStar_17 for the solid edit from Monday’s episode of badlands daily.

Matt Ehret just brought this to my attention...

Former Donald Trump White House adviser Peter Navarro was released from a Miami federal prison Wednesday after completing his four-month sentence for defying a subpoena from the January 6 congressional committee.

Navarro is expected to quickly travel to Milwaukee so he can appear at the Republican National Convention, where his former boss has been formally nominated as the GOP’s 2024 presidential nominee.
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Trump wants them to move their production to the U.S.

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This mindset is only true if you subscribe to the controlled-opposition dynamic.

Yes, there are brainwashed retards with whom we will never reconcile. But if you believe that those people are your true enemy, then you probably also believe that Joe Biden received 81 million real lawful American votes.

Discernment is a muscle. Be sure to exercise it.

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Check out tomorrow's Badlands News Brief for my take on this... it will be a good one.

In today's Badlands News Brief, I lay out the political chess match that's been played between Trump and Netanyahu going back to Trump's first days in office. Not only did Netanyahu back out of the Soleimani strike the day before it happened, he also tried to subvert the Abraham Accords by trying to back out the day before they were scheduled to be signed.

It appears that Trump has succeeded in separating Netanyahu from the "moderate" elements of the Israeli Nationalist (Zionist) movement, forcing Netanyahu to form a coalition government with Jewish Supremacists who have called Christians their "ancient enemy", condoning the burning of churches. These radicals have habitually stated that they will not allow Bibi to sign a ceasefire deal with any of the Arab militant groups. They want war, because they want their land. (Not just Palestine— "Greater Israel")

One diplomat in the Biden admin appears to be subverting the Deep State's plans for WW3...

https://badlands.substack.com/p/badlands-news-brief-8ae

💢 Victoria Nuland on Wednesday, July 11th: "I don't think that Donald Trump is gonna be President so if that's what Putin is betting on, he's gonna get an unhappy surprise..."

That unhappy surprise wouldn't be an assassination, would it, Nudelman?

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJJpiKkx18U

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Check the video. There is definitely somebody up there, moving around.

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