now, for the good news on the economic front.  the rubles exchange rate has plummeted so much that all official usd trading has been stopped.  this means we will have two different exchange rates: the official and the unofficial.  does that sound familiar?  it should, as the soviet union had to introduce similar restrictions just before the collapse of its economy. in addition, the west has now imposed sanctions on the last remaining swift-connected bank, gazprombank.  this also affects countries in europe that still buy russian gas, especially hungary and slovakia.  for the us, this has a positive effect as they now sell record amounts of lng to europe.  europe now must find other sources to produce gas, which is giving pyrolysis systems a new dawn.  we have also received inquiries about offering a system that can produce syngas from 2,000 tons of waste per day.  from 2,000 tons of waste, 2,000,000 kw of electricity can be produced. the panic in the kremlin has reached such proportions that one statement after another sounds more ridiculous than ever.  peskovs statement probably takes the prize: the fall of the ruble does not affect the ordinary citizen because he receives his salary in rubles. there have been some countries that have accepted rubles as payment, primarily vegetable and fruit exporters.  they have now suspended all deliveries due to the fall of the ruble, which will result in loss-making transactions. to counter all these bad news, russian troll factories have opened all the floodgates to flood the news market with fake news, which unfortunately many of our stream media spread. slava ukraini
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