as you were so kind to write us several times in english.... Happy New Year !
Now we can go to our problems..
well, once more my Friend.. [smiley=14.gif] Is it really so hard to be an immigrant ? (I ask myself this question every time when I read your messages [smiley=laugh4.gif])
First: Please:
is 100% controlled by Kremlin and its propaganda team.. You are making a fool of yourself sending us this reference.
If you are intelligent enough, and I do not doubt that you are, you can give us a link to more independent source.. To say it mildly.
Second: What's important here is the german analysis of this conflict and not "whatsthenameofthisguy" Mr Wahid's. And the german analysis is quite negative for Russia. Read for example: "Kein Champagner in der Zentrale"
I guess you have a problem, not me (I am not accusing anyone, right?).
Anyway, here you go. By popular request
- URL of the original article in Washington Times. Must be a VERY reliable source to you
Bulletproof
(Ссылка на оригинал):
Plus (old info but interesting):
Plus:
GAZPROM'S 2006 TARIFFS PER 1,000 CUBIC METRES OF GAS
Ukraine: US604 руб. 90 коп.
Belarus: US123 руб. 61 коп.
Armenia and Georgia: US289 руб. 30 коп.
Romania: US736 руб. 40 коп.
Average EU charge: US631 руб. 20 коп.
source: AP news agency
By the way. If you really DO think that you can get me by your "bad immigrant life" remarks, sorry, wrong address buddy
It is nice to be an immigrant when you are in demand in several countries as a professional (I hope you know what I mean). You'd better address "happy" guys from Grodno that are "happily" hiding from draft in UK and other EU countries without documents (another branch of this forum - "Иностранцы, поиск родственников "
).
Best of luck to you. Honestly. All politics and difference of opinions aside.
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