Wouldn't it hurt the american energy producers if they have about 25% less nuclear fuel?
Some of those companies use 100% russian fuel.
http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.cfm?id=12731

Could you give a example of americans executive orders?

This post was edited by Hell Knight on Mar 28 2014 07:07am

No one? You mean I would be remiss to quote you in post number 15 stating exctly what you are now denying? Backpedal more plz.

American energy producers would primarily hurt when it comes to their overseas operations (e.g. Exxon investments in Russia).

America and Russia are tring to be friends.
This is just a song and dance in order to hook idiots who think it matters.
Nothing is going to happen.
Kindas like when i pretend to be mad at my gf for moving my remote but really im glad she cleaned up the livingroom.

Obama and Putin are probably still planning a buddy weekend in Vegas - I mean please.

Yep, always go for the head of the household.

A new wave of separatism begins.

"In the Tatars historic capital of Bakhchisaray, the assembly representing the 300,000-strong indigenous Muslim minority voted in favour of seeking "ethnic and territorial autonomy" in Crimea. They make up less than 15% of Crimea's population of 2 million and have been overwhelmingly opposed to Russia's annexation of the territory."

why do you support the terrorists?

This post was edited by duffman316 on Mar 31 2014 09:13am

Why are you a racist?

Minority of anti-seperatist seperatists, who gives a fuck.

Except, no. The direct quote is as follows:



Clearly there is no mention of the first slate of executive orders signed specifically. I could understand if you assumed that the remark and analysis was confined to strictly the first slate of orders and directives but there's nothing in the post that suggests such a narrow focus for the commentary. It's a broad assessment, particularly necessary for an elongated process where many developments will cause Obama to come back to the desk to sign his name again as each directive becomes larger and larger.



Sure, they could cause a hassle for some of our MNCs. But in terms of the level of severity that hypothetical action could take on, the Russians aren't able to hurt us as much as we could hurt them. Whether or not who will hurt who and how much and when is all up in the air, maybe nothing happens. But people shouldn't kid themselves into thinking that there's no option here for punishing Russia or that the only clubs in our bag are for slapping wrists. The option for pain is there, that in itself has resolved a lot of international incidents.