Thread: Crimea joining the Russian Federation and its implications?

Originally Posted by Lampada

Это офф-топик. Если хочешь, открой новую тему.

This week's turmoil in Russia's stock and capital markets is a direct consequence of her desire to annexe Crimea. It is a reaction to the possibility of economic sanctions against Russia. I don't see how this is off-topic, sorry. However, if you don't wish people to discuss the consequences of "Crimea joining the Russian Federation" (the title of this thread) then, being a good boy, I will desist.

Originally Posted by edvalais

This week's turmoil in Russia's stock and capital markets is a direct consequence of her desire to annexe Crimea. It is a reaction to the possibility of economic sanctions against Russia. I don't see how this is off-topic, sorry. However, if you don't wish people to discuss the consequences of "Crimea joining the Russian Federation" (the title of this thread) then, being a good boy, I will desist.

Ладно, пусть здесь остаётся. Я добавлю что-нибудь к названию темы.

Originally Posted by edvalais

This week's turmoil in Russia's stock and capital markets is a direct consequence of her desire to annexe Crimea. It is a reaction to the possibility of economic sanctions against Russia. I don't see how this is off-topic, sorry. However, if you don't wish people to discuss the consequences of "Crimea joining the Russian Federation" (the title of this thread) then, being a good boy, I will desist.

Your points are unpopular to the regulars so you're being re-directed? Same as your 'free speech' topic being moved from 'Politics.' LOL I think the economics of Russia regarding the Crimea developments is relevant. At the very least, there will be repercussions so that the West can save face as they did say there will be consequences. They need to do even something minor.