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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thanks. :)

I also saw a much larger collection on torrents, should find and download it some day. :)

There also exists a full digital archive in State Library, but it is not accessible from Internet, you have to visit some library to read it.

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CrazyRussian 11 points ago +11 / -0

It's a different logo on screenshot, and the name is "Fruit of the Loin".

As far as I understand, there is some legal issues with trademarks in movies, that is why there is "Morley" cigarettes in X-Files instead of "Marlboro", or strange drinks, removed or covered car brand logos and so on.

So, it could be just another nonexistent brand used in movie, that made look similar to known one. Another fruit set and cornucopia added along with changed name is what was necessary to avoid legal issues.

PS: Never even heard about that brand at all, and so have no any memories with or without cornucopia. So, I'm a perfect "control group" for that case. :)

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Theoretically, you could buy a EV car, remove all that unnecessary garbage including battery, order a methanol fuel cell (for the price 10x higher than whole car itself) and then it could be a some kind of useable EV. I don't think that you will find methanol at gas stations, but at least you will be able to take few canisters of methanol in trunk. :)

Really, modern EV cars is not even just another consumerist garbage, they are literally mean of people transportation control. Modern ICE cars are not far from that, but you still could have a barrel of gas on your backyard for some emergency. With EV car you completely got.

Interesting, when old cars began to cost more than new ones? It is already a thing with the tractors after John Deer go full retard with its spare pa rts DRM.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

You're emphatically stating the EV engine lasts longer?

Why not? Saw a tons of perfectly working induction motors from pre WWII era. They literally works for century. There is nothing in motor except rotor, bearings, stator winding, its core and case. There is nothing to break and in the worst case everything could be replaced or repaired in minutes. The only thing that could wear is bearings. There is no any simplier motors than electric ones. Simplicity gives reliability and ease of repair.

I agree that modern EV engine will be full of garbagewear, plastic parts, complex ECU with bloatware "for the sake of 0.1% of efficiency". But that does not mean that EV engine can't last all your life if designed correctly.

Modern ICEs are complete garbage too. Old engine could last 1M miles, modern ones demand full overhaul after 100k miles (or whatever is covered by warranty).

Electronics is the same thing. If you design it correctly, it will lasts forever. If you need it broke at desired moment, you also could do it without problems.

The problem is not in electronics, problem is in the bastards who design it so it should break as soon as warranty is over. That's all.

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CrazyRussian 9 points ago +9 / -0

It is a cover of Soviet satire magazine named "Crocodile". 1958 Really it wasn't full of political stuff, mostly there was ordinary satirical or funny pictures, memes (nobody know that term at the time, of course), anecdotes and funny stories. There was a mandatory political and social satire, but been a child I just skipped that stuff. Now I think that this was not so clever thing, from time to time I saw scans of that things in internet and they are fucking perfectly aligned with our current clown world.

The text on the girl's dress: "Western Europe"

The text below the picture: "- don't take in mind, miss, it's for your safety".

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Worldwide events keystone could not be local. USSR was on gold standard but that didin't help at all. Everything that was forced in US without gold standard was also done in USSR with gold standard.

Money, even fiat one is not the center of universe. It's just one of tools that could be used by our enemy to harm. But it is just a tool, not a keystone or even most important tool. MSM or education is much more powerful and important tools than fiat, f.e.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

The first thing that breaks in car is the electronics

It depends on how it made. I have few youngtimers from late 1980s, and all electronics with all that microprocessors and other ICs are perfectly functional.

Today car electronics intentionally made with planned worktime. F.e. I repaired many BMW X3/X5 LED stop lights - the circuit intentionally forced to maximum current, so LED driver IC eventually broke and official dealer want you to pay for the whole new rear lights assembly. Instead, I just replace an IC with slightly more powerful $0.5 IC where lamp current is nominal, not maximum and it works forever.

So, it depends. You could easily make an elecrtronics that will last forever. Especially automotive one where you don't need all that few nanometer billion transistor gigahertz clocked superpowerful processors.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Shift to the petro dollar was global.

Really not. Of course, they want you to think so, but that is not true, as everything from them. USSR used its gold-backed rouble for trading with friendly countries, from India and China to Cuba, Chili, Nicaragua and others, including half of Africa and Middle East. That is the reason Russian CB still track the rate of Soviet rouble - there still exists some deals, contracts and loans signed in gold backed Soviet rouble before 1991.

I could believe that eliminating currencies backed with something real was one of the reason of USSR dismantling, but petrodollar become the main reserve currency only in 1991.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't think that dropping gold standard was a root cause. I think it is just one of numerous consequences of something really huge and important, like making a deal with aliens to prepare the planet for something, idk.

Meanwhile in USSR rouble was gold backed up to 1990. Find an image of USSR banknotes, there was written on them "State treasure notes backed with all state property...". 1 USSR rouble still rated as ~1 gram of gold (and yes, when you bought some gold jewerly in shop, its price in soviet roubles correlated with that value, depending on gold alloy purity) and it still have very interesting exchange rates you could study right on the Central Bank of Russia site - https://www.cbr.ru/currency_base/gosbankcurs/ (use online translator, it's in Russian)

So, dropping gold baked USD was not worldwide thing, so can't be a root cause of that bunch of strange worldwide events we began to see after 1970.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yes, that is a very important date. I wrote about that date here - https://conspiracies.win/p/11RNy8tZCy/conspiracy-of-conspiracies/

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

That rates means nothing. It could mean that EUR falls faster than USD, or vice versa, USD is rising faster than EUR. The only thing that matters is how many things you could buy on your salary.

Money is basicaly a tool for exchange of labour results, not some separate self-sufficient value. Even elites use them as just a tool to control people.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

EV in whole is a good idea. It is simpliest, most efficient and very reliable car you could make today. But that stupid batteries multiply every single advantage of EV by zero.

So, yes, EV with batteries as power source is complete bullshit.

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

Don't try to put EV fault on others. Oil industry are definitely not an angels, but they have absolutely nothing to do with century of EV failures.

Electric cars is a joke, for over than century. Because of that stupid, expensive, uneffective and unreliable thing named battery.

EV will never become a thing unless a new, effective, simple and reliable power source would be invented to replace a battery.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

That question have no any sense. That kind of people(?) print money.

How many "Printer test pages" do you have? So the Rockfellers have money.

More correct and much more interesting questions will be "what resources they control?", or "who(what) is their boss?"

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CrazyRussian 6 points ago +6 / -0

If all that bullshitjobbers (can I say so in English?) would have been doing something useful, then overall level of living would have been much higher. That is not what reptiloids want.

I think bullshit jobs used to create a large non-inflational money flow without producing any useful result. It's a bottomless money pit like a war or spending money for useless and stupid "climate change fight".

They print money to control people, but if that money will be just given out, then there will be inflation, money will lose value, so they will lose control. If you pay for some useful job, then, there will be no inflation, but there will be useful product that will make lives better. So, they choose to pay for bullshit jobs, overpriced military equipment that will be trashed, stupid "green" programs that will do absolutely nothing and so on. They have a controlled money flow to control people without creating any useful product, that could make peoples life more self-dependent. And of course they allow their puppets to sit on that huge money flow and gain their percent.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

As I know, in Russia applying that job you need a good teeth, no cardiac issues, no chronic diseases, no diabetes and that's all. As for mental health, there are some check, but it is like driver license mental health check - you should not be diagnosed with mental issue earlier and short conversation with psichyatrist.

You are correct that Russia have a lot of such jobs - mining, weather stations, military bases and other stuff in distant Arctic. Moreover we have whole cities in places with climate like in Antarctica - Mirny, Norilsk, Yamburg, etc. Some people live in that cities constantly, but most are on 1/3/6 month shift contracts - f.e. 6 months work in Arctic, 3 months of vacations at home.

I also consider such job in Antarctica as an opportunity to escape that clown world for a while. When everything around finally make me totally fucking sick of it, may be I'll accept one of that job offers. :)

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Also you could become a part of stuff. Antarctic stations periodically have job offers - IT stuff, electricians, mechanics, lab assistants, a lot of usual jobs. The only demand is to be relatively healthy, without need for special treatmens during a term and have international passport.

So, if you are healthy and have some real skills (not some bullshit "specialist" in "blockchain trending data processing"), it is not a problem to get a job in Antarctica for 6-12 months and become a part of expedition.

In Russia they even search for people on IT, electricians, and other professional forums. Not many people willing to spend a half year on a small station far from everything in extremely cold weather for not so big salary.

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

Somehow all that Rich White Men are Jews themselves or, suddenly, have very close ties to the Jews, so are under full Jewish control.

The only well-known Rich White Man from modern American hstory who comes in mind who could be placed relatively apart from Jews was Henry Ford.

Today it is absolutely impossible to be a Rich White Man on the West without Jewish approval.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Even that lovely and protruding false nose? Oh no! Could I keep it, please! :)

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CrazyRussian 11 points ago +11 / -0

injecting anti-Semitic, racism, or homophobic rhetoric into a classic conspiracy theory or belief.

Name me few conspiracy theories that is not, one way or another, connected with Jews. Jews are top conspirators and are behind pushing all that "antiracist" and "antihomophobic" narratives of modern times. So, talking about conspiracy omitting Jewish question is just plain stupid or an attempt of distraction.

injecting subtle calls for violence in dicussions related to abusive or corrupt institutions

Really, there are 2 ways of fighting corrupt institutions - violence, since none of that institutions will surrender their powers without a violent battle, and don't giving a fuck to the laws that gives them that powers. For the misterious (at least for me) reason, western people made a cult from the "law" and the way of not giving a fuck to the corrupt institutions and laws that give them power is unuseable. So, the violence is the way left for westerners.

As for "non-stop posting", it does not require too much time. If you think that spending half an hour a day on forum to share and discuss current news from the conspirology point of vies is something impossible when you have a job, than it is something very wrong with you and your job. Are you familiar with the concept of hobby? Believe me, half an our of time spent on hobby is nothing. Conspirology could be useful hobby, so there are no surprise that some people could throw significant time to it.

If you call these people out, you'll be banned.

I called named persons a lot and nothing happened. May be your counterarguments should be something reasonable and have some logic, instead of brainless copying of third-party narratives or repeating personal damnations?

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Igor Kolomoisky is not Ukrainian Oligarch. He is Jewish Oligarch. It is important.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Do they not even suspect, that the largest absolute amount of refugees from Ukraine are, suddenly, in Russia, and, suddenly, there are no any such problems? I see a cars with Ukraine/LPR/DPR number plates every day here, many people already found a job and settled. :)

May be it is something wrong with "Poland, Slovakia and Czech Republic"? Or with type of refugees from Ukraine that choose West? And what the hell Google have with it?

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

You are delusional from the very beginning.

great strategic move that helps make and retain allies.

You absolutely can't buy an ally, just like you can't buy a friend.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

I'm not talking about knowing to the last detail. I'm talking about basics. It's not about everybody have to know all parnubers for their cars or exact schematic of smartphone, it's about knowing that car have an engine with pistons that driven by spark ignited flashes of fuel and that turn gearbox that drive the wheels through the shafts. Literally very basic impression of how things works that changes a lot.

Is it hard for plumber to understand that internet is some kind of pipe system for information and that if you pump your data to some corporation tank instead of pumping it to buddy pot, it is already not your water and corporation could do whatever it want with it?

Things are not as complex as miscellaneous bastards want people to think. I'm amased how ignorant people about their things and how they amased that things are simple when I explain how they work. My friends, including girlfriends too, from yoga coaches to mathematicians and psychologists saved a tons of money and nerves, just because in some point of time I show them how their cars, computers, home appliances, etc, works, so even with that basic knowledge they could not be fooled by "professionals" and marketing bullshit anymore.

And don't tell me that one have to work a job to feed the family and have no time to spend on on learning. If work eats all your time leaving nothing for self-development, than something completely wrong with your work and your attitude to it.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Lets be a little fair and recognize that the average rube is not capable nor mustn't be to understand the tools of casual life they are given.

That is the root of the problem. People don't want to know how the things they use works. And here comes a lot of space for manipulation of peoples wishes, dreams and minds.

Must you know how a television works?

Must you know how a microwave works?

Definitely. If you don't know that, you are doomed. When technology you use appear to you to be a magic, than the witchers completely own you.

The issue is trust in our corporate masters.

No. The issue is giving up knowledge to corporate masters. "They know better" - and that is the end. It is not about all that IT stuff only, it is about EVERYTHING. It was a very smart idea to convince people to delegate knowledge of how things works to "professionals". Then, it was only matter of time to replace all that professionals with puppets who will do and tell what their masters will order.

If only people wanted to know the minimum basics of how things really works, the wold would have been completely different.

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