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Fortunately this chancer is no longer a Labour MP.0 -
And eventually. Other than that, a good summary.surrey_commuter said:
The source you quote is saying disinflationary not deflationaryrick_chasey said:I follow a lot of economists on Twitter and all of them are declaring “oil price shocks are deflationary” FYI
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The authorities of the Republic of Poland, after consultations between the President and the Goverment, are ready to deploy – immediately and free of charge – all their MIG-29 jets to the Rammstein Air Base and place them at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America.
At the same time, Poland requests the United States to provide us with used aircraft with corresponding operational capabilities. Poland is ready to immediately establish the conditions of purchase of the planes.
The Polish Government also requests other NATO Allies – owners of MIG-29 jets – to act in the same vein.
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
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Seen one of these in the sky today… good thing or bad?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_E-3_Sentryleft the forum March 20230 -
Stevo_666 said:
I know I said we have oil fired CH - it's actually kerosene. Hey ho.briantrumpet said:shirley_basso said:
All except agri, rail, non-commercial heating.MattFalle said:
which sectors?shirley_basso said:Ending for some sectors from 1st April. Will drive £1.5bn to the treasury P.A, apparently.
@Stevo_666
Ah. I'd not realised that there was another type of heating oil. I don't remember it being an option when I rented a farm cottage back in the 80's. Mind you that had a cronky old boiler which stank of diesel.0 -
wouldn't worry about it - just cutting around doing its thang. most probs just on its way somewhere.ugo.santalucia said:Seen one of these in the sky today… good thing or bad?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_E-3_Sentry
if you saw it it wasn't doing its job..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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The US has fields of mothballed F-16s that can be reactivated - so they can pay the debt pretty quickly. Poland currently uses a different 'Block' of F-16 (different countries have different F-16 mods) but since the Polish AF are getting rid of ex Soviet antiques, I guess the US can replace them with early model F-16s.tailwindhome said:The authorities of the Republic of Poland, after consultations between the President and the Goverment, are ready to deploy – immediately and free of charge – all their MIG-29 jets to the Rammstein Air Base and place them at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America.
At the same time, Poland requests the United States to provide us with used aircraft with corresponding operational capabilities. Poland is ready to immediately establish the conditions of purchase of the planes.
The Polish Government also requests other NATO Allies – owners of MIG-29 jets – to act in the same vein.0 -
And the Ukrainians get the Migs they know how to flythegreatdivide said:
The US has fields of mothballed F-16s that can be reactivated - so they can pay the debt pretty quickly. Poland currently uses a different 'Block' of F-16 (different countries have different F-16 mods) but since the Polish AF are getting rid of ex Soviet antiques, I guess the US can replace them with early model F-16s.tailwindhome said:The authorities of the Republic of Poland, after consultations between the President and the Goverment, are ready to deploy – immediately and free of charge – all their MIG-29 jets to the Rammstein Air Base and place them at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America.
At the same time, Poland requests the United States to provide us with used aircraft with corresponding operational capabilities. Poland is ready to immediately establish the conditions of purchase of the planes.
The Polish Government also requests other NATO Allies – owners of MIG-29 jets – to act in the same vein.
Elegant solution“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
I know we have had much debate around the concept of what is a reasonable measure of sovereignty but this just beggars belief.briantrumpet said:
A sovereign state is supposedly responsible for safeguarding its citizens by capitulating to an aggressor.
Definitely in somebodies pocket. I’m not on Twitter but I hope he has been flamed to death.0 -
Honest Q I don’t know the difference between disinflationary and deflationary and I thought (in hindsight presumably wrongly) they were the sameTheBigBean said:
And eventually. Other than that, a good summary.surrey_commuter said:
The source you quote is saying disinflationary not deflationaryrick_chasey said:I follow a lot of economists on Twitter and all of them are declaring “oil price shocks are deflationary” FYI
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you know what?thegreatdivide said:
The US has fields of mothballed F-16s that can be reactivated - so they can pay the debt pretty quickly. Poland currently uses a different 'Block' of F-16 (different countries have different F-16 mods) but since the Polish AF are getting rid of ex Soviet antiques, I guess the US can replace them with early model F-16s.tailwindhome said:The authorities of the Republic of Poland, after consultations between the President and the Goverment, are ready to deploy – immediately and free of charge – all their MIG-29 jets to the Rammstein Air Base and place them at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America.
At the same time, Poland requests the United States to provide us with used aircraft with corresponding operational capabilities. Poland is ready to immediately establish the conditions of purchase of the planes.
The Polish Government also requests other NATO Allies – owners of MIG-29 jets – to act in the same vein.
this
taking in all the refugees
the massive civvie relief efforts they have organised
all the stuff we don't know about.....
the Poles. They're fuckingcool.
i've decided to marry a lucky, lucky Polish lady.
#fuckbrexit.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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One is relative the other is absolute. Deflation involves negative inflation. Disinflationary is less inflation than otherwise would be the case.rick_chasey said:
Honest Q I don’t know the difference between disinflationary and deflationaryTheBigBean said:
And eventually. Other than that, a good summary.surrey_commuter said:
The source you quote is saying disinflationary not deflationaryrick_chasey said:I follow a lot of economists on Twitter and all of them are declaring “oil price shocks are deflationary” FYI
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ThanksTheBigBean said:
One is relative the other is absolute. Deflation involves negative inflation. Disinflationary is less inflation than otherwise would be the case.rick_chasey said:
Honest Q I don’t know the difference between disinflationary and deflationaryTheBigBean said:
And eventually. Other than that, a good summary.surrey_commuter said:
The source you quote is saying disinflationary not deflationaryrick_chasey said:I follow a lot of economists on Twitter and all of them are declaring “oil price shocks are deflationary” FYI
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It must be noted that although they are 'antiques' they'll be lethal at the hands of the Ukrainian pilots. A quick scan of YouTube will bring up some incredible low level flying. They're renowned for it and used their skills well back in 2014.tailwindhome said:
And the Ukrainians get the Migs they know how to flythegreatdivide said:
The US has fields of mothballed F-16s that can be reactivated - so they can pay the debt pretty quickly. Poland currently uses a different 'Block' of F-16 (different countries have different F-16 mods) but since the Polish AF are getting rid of ex Soviet antiques, I guess the US can replace them with early model F-16s.tailwindhome said:The authorities of the Republic of Poland, after consultations between the President and the Goverment, are ready to deploy – immediately and free of charge – all their MIG-29 jets to the Rammstein Air Base and place them at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America.
At the same time, Poland requests the United States to provide us with used aircraft with corresponding operational capabilities. Poland is ready to immediately establish the conditions of purchase of the planes.
The Polish Government also requests other NATO Allies – owners of MIG-29 jets – to act in the same vein.
Elegant solution
These have been tagged as Russians, but correctly identified as Ukrainian Mig-29s in the comments:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXHGCmkoik0 0 -
I haven't been following this particular interaction, so I might be missing something here, but 'kerosene', 'heating oil', 'diesel', etc, is all obviously the same basic crude-derived stuff..briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I know I said we have oil fired CH - it's actually kerosene. Hey ho.briantrumpet said:shirley_basso said:
All except agri, rail, non-commercial heating.MattFalle said:
which sectors?shirley_basso said:Ending for some sectors from 1st April. Will drive £1.5bn to the treasury P.A, apparently.
@Stevo_666
Ah. I'd not realised that there was another type of heating oil. I don't remember it being an option when I rented a farm cottage back in the 80's. Mind you that had a cronky old boiler which stank of diesel.0 -
Kerosene and diesel are the same in the same sense that petrol and diesel are the same.imposter2.0 said:
I haven't been following this particular interaction, so I might be missing something here, but 'kerosene', 'heating oil', 'diesel', etc, is all obviously the same basic crude-derived stuff..briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I know I said we have oil fired CH - it's actually kerosene. Hey ho.briantrumpet said:shirley_basso said:
All except agri, rail, non-commercial heating.MattFalle said:
which sectors?shirley_basso said:Ending for some sectors from 1st April. Will drive £1.5bn to the treasury P.A, apparently.
@Stevo_666
Ah. I'd not realised that there was another type of heating oil. I don't remember it being an option when I rented a farm cottage back in the 80's. Mind you that had a cronky old boiler which stank of diesel.
Both from Crude but refined to different levels.0 -
mec, i stick needles in people and shoot things.TheBigBean said:
One is relative the other is absolute. Deflation involves negative inflation. Disinflationary is less inflation than otherwise would be the case.rick_chasey said:
Honest Q I don’t know the difference between disinflationary and deflationaryTheBigBean said:
And eventually. Other than that, a good summary.surrey_commuter said:
The source you quote is saying disinflationary not deflationaryrick_chasey said:I follow a lot of economists on Twitter and all of them are declaring “oil price shocks are deflationary” FYI
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can you dumb this down please?.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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I guess with my new found knowledge something that slows down inflation, say from 7% to 5% is disinflationary. Deflation is negative inflation.MattFalle said:
mec, i stick needles in people .TheBigBean said:
One is relative the other is absolute. Deflation involves negative inflation. Disinflationary is less inflation than otherwise would be the case.rick_chasey said:
Honest Q I don’t know the difference between disinflationary and deflationaryTheBigBean said:
And eventually. Other than that, a good summary.surrey_commuter said:
The source you quote is saying disinflationary not deflationaryrick_chasey said:I follow a lot of economists on Twitter and all of them are declaring “oil price shocks are deflationary” FYI
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can you dumb this down please?
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rick_chasey said:
I guess with my new found knowledge something that slows down inflation, say from 7% to 5% is disinflationary. Deflation is negative inflation.MattFalle said:
mec, i stick needles in people .TheBigBean said:
One is relative the other is absolute. Deflation involves negative inflation. Disinflationary is less inflation than otherwise would be the case.rick_chasey said:
Honest Q I don’t know the difference between disinflationary and deflationaryTheBigBean said:
And eventually. Other than that, a good summary.surrey_commuter said:
The source you quote is saying disinflationary not deflationaryrick_chasey said:I follow a lot of economists on Twitter and all of them are declaring “oil price shocks are deflationary” FYI
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can you dumb this down please?
Am I getting this right?
I* reckon so.
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Except it's possible to run a diesel engine on kerosene, while you wouldn't want to try running it on petrol.morstar said:
Kerosene and diesel are the same in the same sense that petrol and diesel are the same.imposter2.0 said:
I haven't been following this particular interaction, so I might be missing something here, but 'kerosene', 'heating oil', 'diesel', etc, is all obviously the same basic crude-derived stuff..briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I know I said we have oil fired CH - it's actually kerosene. Hey ho.briantrumpet said:shirley_basso said:
All except agri, rail, non-commercial heating.MattFalle said:
which sectors?shirley_basso said:Ending for some sectors from 1st April. Will drive £1.5bn to the treasury P.A, apparently.
@Stevo_666
Ah. I'd not realised that there was another type of heating oil. I don't remember it being an option when I rented a farm cottage back in the 80's. Mind you that had a cronky old boiler which stank of diesel.
Both from Crude but refined to different levels.0 -
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Seem to be more or less the same. Kerosene slightly lighter average molecular weight.imposter2.0 said:
I haven't been following this particular interaction, so I might be missing something here, but 'kerosene', 'heating oil', 'diesel', etc, is all obviously the same basic crude-derived stuff..briantrumpet said:Stevo_666 said:
I know I said we have oil fired CH - it's actually kerosene. Hey ho.briantrumpet said:shirley_basso said:
All except agri, rail, non-commercial heating.MattFalle said:
which sectors?shirley_basso said:Ending for some sectors from 1st April. Will drive £1.5bn to the treasury P.A, apparently.
@Stevo_666
Ah. I'd not realised that there was another type of heating oil. I don't remember it being an option when I rented a farm cottage back in the 80's. Mind you that had a cronky old boiler which stank of diesel.
They both smell equally bad, I know that much.
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Isn't the solution likely to be that Russia gets Crimea, Ukraine promises not to join NATO for a period of time and Russia pays reparations in some form e.g. high rent on nord stream. Putin then celebrates his greatness whilst knowing he lost.0
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The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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