@Vitaliy_Kiselev

As much as i don't like it i've seen these small velociraptors many times all around.

They ar sub- sharks but your saying "obtaining full consciousness" is true to the facts.

Something has to and will happen sooner or later...

And here are situation with usual people, for contrast

Mordor orks real disposable incomes fell to their lowest level since 2009 as the coronavirus crisis put more pressure on an already stagnant economy.

We need to add here that for more than 50% of people credit plays significant role, contrary to 2011, without huge credit injections life level will fall another 30-35%.

Electricity

For the second year in a row, starting in 2019, the price of electricity for industrial consumers in Russia has exceeded similar indicators in the United States and a number of EU countries. These are the results of the annual comparison of final prices for industrial consumers in Russia and abroad, carried out by the Association of Energy Consumers.

Until 2017, the price of electricity for industry in Russia was less than 5 US cents / kWh and was one of the lowest in comparison with prices for industrial consumers in European countries and the United States. But with the start of large-scale surcharges for the construction of new power plants and the concomitant growth of other non-market payments, including cross-subsidization in the wholesale market and in the tariffs of the electric grid complex, the price of electricity in Russia is growing, outstripping inflation, while often exceeding inflation by multiples.

At the end of 2020, the average price of electricity for consumers connected at a high voltage level to regional distribution networks (this is about 70% of all industrial electricity consumption in the country) amounted to 7.34 US cents per kilowatt-hour. The price of electricity for consumers connected to the main power grids (about 30% of industrial electricity consumption) amounted to US 4.52 per kilowatt-hour.

For comparison, in the United States in 2020, industrial consumers supplied their industries with electricity at an average of 6.66 US cents per kilowatt-hour, which is 10% cheaper than for the vast majority of industrial enterprises in Russia. This gap appeared in 2019, but was not as noticeable as at the end of 2020. The average final price of electricity for industry in the United States in 2019 was 5% cheaper than in Russia.

Over the past two years, energy prices for industry in Russia have also exceeded prices in France and Norway, and the average energy prices for industry in Norway in 2020 turned out to be 2.2 times lower than Russian ones. In 2020, the average price of electricity for industry in Russia for the first time exceeded the corresponding price level in Spain and Finland. The reason for this was not only the growth of Russian energy prices, but also a noticeable decrease in the price of electricity in these countries - in Spain from 8.74 US cents per kilowatt-hour in 2019 to 7.21 US cents per kilowatt-hour in 2020. and in Finland from 8 US cents per kilowatt hour in 2019 to 7.19 US cents per kilowatt hour in 2020.

In recent years, there has been a general trend towards a decrease in energy prices abroad, in 2020 this trend became more pronounced due to a decrease in electricity consumption due to the pandemic. In Russia, during the 2020 pandemic, energy prices, on the contrary, continued to grow, despite the reduction in electricity consumption.

According to the Federal Bailiff Service, there are almost 19 million debtors in Russia with a large amount of debt, of which 7 million are not allowed to travel abroad. People cannot go abroad because of loans, debts for housing and communal services, traffic police fines and non-payment of alimony.

Alexander Iltyakov, a State Duma deputy from the ruling party who voted to raise the retirement age, said: “And in general, let's be honest. What is a pension? If person suddenly survived until retire age - this is an insured event. You have already crossed the threshold that we measured you to live: 60-65 years. 50% should not survive at all past this age. This is how the pension system works - we calculated everything mathematically ”.

Alexander Iltyakov is an entrepreneur from the Kurgan region, and love libertarian ideology very much.

The debt of Mordor orks on mortgage loans in April exceeded 10 trillion rubles, it follows from the published statistics of the Central Bank. During the month, banks gave more than 191 thousand loans for 551 billion rubles. Over the month, the debt increased by 2.9%, and over the year - by more than a quarter, 25.8%.

A year earlier, in May 2020, the volume of debt amounted to 7.98 trillion rubles. Since 2018, mortgage debt has almost doubled.

The growth in mortgage lending took place despite the fact that the average loan rate also increased and amounted to 7.3% (versus 7.23%). The average term for which ork gets mortgage is now very close to 20 years - it is 237.9 months (19.8 years).

Parasites never stop, as all the banks industry and mortgage loans place is in big grave located 200 feet under ground.

Russia to supply UNICEF with doses of satellite V for 110 million people

Russia has signed an agreement to supply the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) with Sputnik V vaccine for 110 million people, the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) said Thursday.

And they supplied similar amount already.

It is just one issue - situation with vaccination locally is horrible, with media formally promoting it but in reality they constantly tell that COVID will pass without it, organization is very bad. All this is done to sell more doses abroad and get money.

Life is improving, just in the negative side

The habit of saving money as of May 2021 remained with only 25% of Russians - this is 1.6 times less than in February 2021, when their share was 40%. Every fifth citizen plans to start forming savings sometimes in the future.

Of those who have savings, every fourth (25%) said that the amount of deferred funds is in the range from 50 thousand to 100 thousand rubles (below $1400). Every fifth (22%) had saved about 50 thousand rubles by the time of the survey, and every sixth (15%) boasted over 500 thousand rubles as a financial pillow. From 100 thousand to 200 thousand rubles every tenth managed to postpone (11%), and from 200 to 300 thousand rubles are kept by 8% of Russians who have savings. About 6% said that they kept from 300 thousand to 500 thousand rubles in reserve, and another 13% did not want to disclose the amount of their savings.

At the same time, respondents under the age of 60 spoke more often about the presence of large savings in the amount of 500 thousand or more - this was stated by every fifth representative of this age group. Pensioners more often than young respondents named amounts in the range from 100 thousand to 200 thousand (15% versus 5%) and from 200 thousand to 500 thousand rubles (15.5% versus 12%).

ProPublica undertook an analysis that has never been done before. We compared how much in taxes the 25 richest Americans paid each year to how much Forbes estimated their wealth grew in that same time period. We’re going to call this their true tax rate. …those 25 people saw their worth rise a collective $401 billion from 2014 to 2018. They paid a total of $13.6 billion in federal income taxes in those five years, the IRS data shows. That’s a staggering sum, but it amounts to a true tax rate of only 3.4%.

Look, US rich shits also are not patriots at all. In fact they are most anti America part.

The average headcount of Microsoft Rus LLC in 2016 (the earliest available statistics) was 501–1000 people. At the end of 2017, this figure dropped to 588 people, in 2018 - to 500 people, in 2019 - to 438 people, and in 2020 - to 392. New cuts are coming.

At the same time profits and income rose around 2.5x. Most of the cuts are in the real support, localization and similar people. All of them are replaced by.. nothing, except some erratic untranslated help article on company servers.

The State Duma finally approved the law on the abolition from July 1, 2021 of the requirement to return foreign currency earnings to accounts in the Russian Federation for non-commodity exporting companies. This proposal was made on April 21 by the head of state.

Exporters who supply non-primary goods and services abroad (food, IT, construction, etc.) can credit their foreign exchange earnings under foreign trade agreements directly to bank accounts abroad, bypassing authorized Russian banks.

Russia increased non-commodity exports in 2020 by 4% to $ 161.3 billion. This is a new record for the export of non-energy goods - in 2018 the figure was $ 154.3 billion, in 2019 - $ 155.1 billion. In the structure of non-raw material exports, metal products accounted for 20.8%, mechanical engineering - 17.7%, food - 17.3%, chemical products and medicines - 16%.

This law is part of the dealings with metropolies, especially with China. As China can't actually pay full prices for most of food exports, so they insist that at least 50% of the paid price must remain in Chinese banks, and best offers is if 80-90% remain in Chinese banks (so only 10-20% go to the business owners and all losses must be compensated by rising domestic prices).

For energy exporters such scheme works since 1970s, as they all work using intermediary and while they can return 100% of export income it is not 100% of actual contract, but anything from 20 to around 50%, all else remains in the banks of intermediary country, usually it is Switzerland.

Mortality from diseases of the circulatory system in 2020 increased by 11.6% (or 97.3 thousand cases) after a decrease of 1.7% in 2019 and 0.8% in 2018, according to the final annual data. Rosstat.

The excess deaths in 2020 from circulatory diseases (including coronary heart disease and stroke) accounted for about 29% of excess deaths overall this year. This is the second place after deaths from coronavirus infection (144.7 thousand cases, or 42.5% of the total increase in mortality in 2020).

Excess mortality from circulatory diseases is due to the fact that, against the background of the pandemic, significantly fewer resources have been allocated to combat them: from re-profiling a number of hospitals for infection to overloading ambulances.

Mortality "from old age" increased by 20% (plus 17.2 thousand), although in 2019 it decreased by 5.1%.

This can be viewed as triumph of freedom of soul, as it no longer need this sinful body.