Russia is Afraid of EUROPEAN Meat?
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The European Commission said Wednesday Russia had told the 25-nation bloc it intends to ban all animal product exports from the EU starting next year because Moscow claimed new members Bulgaria and Romania had poor animal health standards. EU spokesman Philip Tod told reporters that Moscow had informed the European Commission on Nov. 3 "of their intention to ban EU animal product exports" starting Jan. 1. The announcement complicates already touchy ties between the EU and Russia amid a standoff between Poland and Russia over a similar ban on its meat and plant products.
Now, let La Russophobe see if she understands: the Russian population is going extinct. The country has chronic problems of pollution (including atomic radiation), a sub-60 year male adult lifespan and a rampant AIDS crisis. And yet, Russia is afraid of EUROPEAN MEAT? Talk about people living in glass houses. Actually, Russia's house is made of tissue paper. This is an obvious, and utterly pathetic, attempt to "punish" the EU for daring to admit former Soviet slave states like Bulgaria and Romania, and all it will accomplish is to further polarize and alienate Europe against Russia. In other words, it's ludicrous and classically ham-handed neo-Soviet gibberish.
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Now, let La Russophobe see if she understands: the Russian population is going extinct. The country has chronic problems of pollution (including atomic radiation), a sub-60 year male adult lifespan and a rampant AIDS crisis. And yet, Russia is afraid of EUROPEAN MEAT?
In her deeply researched comment, LR explicitly proved: because Russian population is going extinct (by her moronic opinion), and country has chronic problems of pollution and AIDS is not contained yet, Russians should not be afraid of substandard crap West trading with Russia.
Thank you, LR. Way to go. And if someone will name you stupid clown, don't pay attention, heheh. They're just evil Russophiles.
UGLY: Every year the Russian population gets smaller, losing 1 million persons per year. By 2050 it will be under 100 million from 140 million today, and by 2150 it will be uninhabited. If you consider that strange logic, I guess you studied math in Russia.
If you think that European meat is more of a danger to Russian consumers than Russian food products, which are laden with environmental contamination and lead to a sub-60-year adult male lifespan, you're a caveman who is destroying himself and his country by (a) failing to reform the Russian food supply and (b) antagonizing all of Europe of crazed paranoia, achieving nothing. But since in so doing you are destroying the Neo-Soviet state, I congratulate you!
Every year the Russian population gets smaller, losing 1 million persons per year. By 2050 it will be under 100 million from 140 million today, and by 2150 it will be uninhabited. If you consider that strange logic, I guess you studied math in Russia.
And who said this tendency will be the same until 2050? You? Well, I am usually not listening village idiots, I am just laughing at them.
If you think that European meat is more of a danger to Russian consumers than Russian food products, which are laden with environmental contamination and lead to a sub-60-year adult male lifespan
Check European sanitary norms for food. Check Russian ones. Ours are stricter. Try to prove that it is Russian food responsible for 'adult male lifespan'. Then speak, stupid yankee.
I wonder if your reasoning skill is average for US citizens... well, no nation could be so stupid, I deeply believe so.
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