Tag: Russian Sanctions

Patriot Leaders Not Impressed With Biden Leading America to Food Shortage

Tom Patriot

Herschel Walker visit with USAFA Class of 2016 Basic Cadet Training [Image 4 of 17] / DVIDSHUB / Flickr / July 19, 2012 / CC BY 2.0 More than a month has passed since Russia invaded Ukraine. Soldiers were killed, refugees continued to flee, and infrastructures were destroyed. We’ve also seen how it affected the US economically as gas prices went up. The inflation that the dems created has only continued to worsen.  Biden even blamed President Vladimir Putin for the soaring inflation that he caused. He did the same…

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Biden and Harris Slammed For Ignoring Rising War and Inflation

Tom Patriot

Biden has been under fire for ignoring public discussion about the Russia Ukraine war, he also doesn’t seem to be taking any actions to help our Ukrainian allies or American citizens.  Aside from making any decisions about the war, he also continues to ignore the inflation crisis that is only getting worse…  Despite that, Psaki has announced that Biden will “absolutely” discuss inflation in his state of the Union address on Tuesday.  ”First, let me say, the president will absolutely use the word inflation [Tuesday] and he will talk about…

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Russian Ruble Worthless, Oil Reaches $139 a Barrel amid Ukraine Conflict

Tom Patriot

War in Ukraine is beginning to have some trickle-down effects on surrounding countries. After sanctions and bans were placed on Russia, the rest of the world began to see a massive boom in oil prices, and the stock market in Russia saw a massive collapse.  The price of oil reached $105.18 a barrel early last week, that’s almost a 10% increase.  And now, Brent Crude oil has reached a high of $139.13 per barrel during the early minutes of trading Monday morning. This is the highest it’s reached since July…

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Ukraine Conflict: Russia’s Relentless Advancement on Kyiv

Tom Patriot

Invasion of Ukraine by Russia starting on 24 February 2022 / derivate of Russo-Ukraine Conflict by Rr016 / CC BY-SA 4.0 Last week began the official start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Although this conflict is geographically far away from us, it has a front-row seat on news platforms and social media channels across the world. Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine began last Thursday, with bombing and missiles being launched at major cities such as Kyiv.  Explosion in #Kharkiv city of #Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/T4Is80wJzG — Nikhil Choudhary (@NikhilCh_) February 24, 2022…

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