Finland's economy continues to collapse
Oleg Makarenko
olegmakarenko.ru (LiveJournal)
The perfidious Europeans are behaving very aggressively. The other day, for example, Estonia attempted to seize a Russian tanker traveling under the flag of Gabon to the port of Primorsk (near St. Petersburg). Our pilots had to intervene - the appearance of a Su-35 airplane was enough for the Baltic pirates to retreat.
Krimsonalter and I have now discussed at the Green Pig Club (link) why the Europeans are unlikely to go beyond a certain limit, and what (besides nuclear bombing) we can do to respond to their provocations. Without recounting the video, I'll briefly note that we have weighty options, and that specifically northern dwarfs like Denmark and the three Baltic states are particularly vulnerable to asymmetric Russian actions.
Meanwhile, EU economies continue to deteriorate after the breakdown in relations with Russia. Here, for example, are a few news items from Finland.
1. A large furniture company Indor Group is making losses and laying off employees. The reason for the problems is that Finns have less money and buy less furniture (link). Also, sales are hampered by strikes causing supply disruptions. Worst of all, the sword of Damocles hangs over the loans, which have already had to be converted into short-term loans, and which have nothing to pay back. Another difficult date is August 31. If the bank demands repayment, the company will have a hard time (link).



























