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Gazpromneft G-Energy oils
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Russian state petro company. I'd rather not be feeding them right now.
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All the oils are SM from what I can see. And the website needs work. I would not go out of my way to purchase it (especially as a Russian company).
I wouldn't buy anything Russian even if it made my car fly like the Jetsons.
Originally Posted By: turtlevette
I wouldn't buy anything Russian even if it made my car fly like the Jetsons.
Is it ok for a purebred WASP American to buy anything from even ExxonMobil since they are doing business with Russians?
http://insideclimatenews.org/news/201408...ts-punish-putin
I wouldn't buy anything Russian even if it made my car fly like the Jetsons.
Is it ok for a purebred WASP American to buy anything from even ExxonMobil since they are doing business with Russians?
http://insideclimatenews.org/news/201408...ts-punish-putin
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Well, I am Ukrainian so I think my opinion on this oil may be very, very emotional.
However, speaking about the quality. In most of the tests made in Russia the russian-made oil are inferiour to the usual top manufactures (Mobil, Castrol, Motul, Valvoline, etc).
Some of the oils made in Russia however are not that bad (Lukoil). I did not see anything good with Gazprom title on it.
However, speaking about the quality. In most of the tests made in Russia the russian-made oil are inferiour to the usual top manufactures (Mobil, Castrol, Motul, Valvoline, etc).
Some of the oils made in Russia however are not that bad (Lukoil). I did not see anything good with Gazprom title on it.
I am also Ukrainian. And for the same reason I never buy anything American. I have yet to see what America makes better than China or any other country. That Gazprom oils are made in Italy. That fact make me hesitant to buy it as well.
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
I am also Ukrainian. And for the same reason I never buy anything American. I have yet to see what America makes better than China or any other country. That Gazprom oils are made in Italy. That fact make me hesitant to buy it as well.
What a world we live in.
I am also Ukrainian. And for the same reason I never buy anything American. I have yet to see what America makes better than China or any other country. That Gazprom oils are made in Italy. That fact make me hesitant to buy it as well.
What a world we live in.
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
I am also Ukrainian. And for the same reason I never buy anything American. I have yet to see what America makes better than China or any other country. That Gazprom oils are made in Italy. That fact make me hesitant to buy it as well.
And your welcome for all that WE did to tear down the Iron Curtain. It appears that those freedom loving Russians would appear to like dictators better tha democracy. Much of Eastern Europe is free now, so nobody will make you buy anything American.
I am also Ukrainian. And for the same reason I never buy anything American. I have yet to see what America makes better than China or any other country. That Gazprom oils are made in Italy. That fact make me hesitant to buy it as well.
And your welcome for all that WE did to tear down the Iron Curtain. It appears that those freedom loving Russians would appear to like dictators better tha democracy. Much of Eastern Europe is free now, so nobody will make you buy anything American.
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That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
I mean seriously? What kind of non sense is going on on this topic?
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
The Central Europe is week and is under total American control.
Yes! They even recently occupied Crimea and some of the regions of eastern Ukraine )))
The Central Europe is week and is under total American control.
Yes! They even recently occupied Crimea and some of the regions of eastern Ukraine )))
I don't think we can come to any sort agreement. We are on the different sides of the conflict. Period.
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
lol Is that what RT TV says these days? A military alliance with the USA is not occupation, however the German Democratic Republic, People's Republic of Poland, Czechoslovakia etc. certainly was occupation and oppression. Central Europe is free. I am from central Europe and we are very happy not to be under Russian control.
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
lol Is that what RT TV says these days? A military alliance with the USA is not occupation, however the German Democratic Republic, People's Republic of Poland, Czechoslovakia etc. certainly was occupation and oppression. Central Europe is free. I am from central Europe and we are very happy not to be under Russian control.
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
I don't think we can come to any sort agreement. We are on the different sides of the conflict. Period.
What conflict? Only side that is in the conflict is Russia.
Yeas people in Europe want Russians, probably that is why you have "huge" lines in front of Russian embassies. People just cannot wait to move to free and prosperous Russia, that cannot even make best Vodka anymore, not to mention something more complex.
I don't think we can come to any sort agreement. We are on the different sides of the conflict. Period.
What conflict? Only side that is in the conflict is Russia.
Yeas people in Europe want Russians, probably that is why you have "huge" lines in front of Russian embassies. People just cannot wait to move to free and prosperous Russia, that cannot even make best Vodka anymore, not to mention something more complex.
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
I don't think we can come to any sort agreement. We are on the different sides of the conflict. Period.
Most certainly
I don't think we can come to any sort agreement. We are on the different sides of the conflict. Period.
Most certainly
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
My uncle worked in Czechoslovakia in 80s for a Croatian firm (then part of Yugoslav Federation). They were building new Skoda factory I believe. Anyway he met a young Czech girl that later become his wife. They (Czechs) couldn't buy even most common things like jeans or women's nylons. Those were real exotic. They lived in a complete misery. Of course for her
to move to Yugoslavia was very difficult. They couldn't travel anywhere outside of Czechoslovakia. Even if you wanted to travel to a different city some sort of permit was necessary. Insane. It took 2-3 years for her to actually move here. You guys can imagine what she thinks about Russians.
25 years later Czech economy did catch up with lesser Euro economies and they live completely different life now.
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
My uncle worked in Czechoslovakia in 80s for a Croatian firm (then part of Yugoslav Federation). They were building new Skoda factory I believe. Anyway he met a young Czech girl that later become his wife. They (Czechs) couldn't buy even most common things like jeans or women's nylons. Those were real exotic. They lived in a complete misery. Of course for her
to move to Yugoslavia was very difficult. They couldn't travel anywhere outside of Czechoslovakia. Even if you wanted to travel to a different city some sort of permit was necessary. Insane. It took 2-3 years for her to actually move here. You guys can imagine what she thinks about Russians.
25 years later Czech economy did catch up with lesser Euro economies and they live completely different life now.
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Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
My uncle worked in Czechoslovakia in 80s for a Croatian firm (then part of Yugoslav Federation). They were building new Skoda factory I believe. Anyway he met a young Czech girl that later become his wife. They (Czechs) couldn't buy even most common things like jeans or women's nylons. Those were real exotic. They lived in a complete misery. Of course for her
to move to Yugoslavia was very difficult. They couldn't travel anywhere outside of Czechoslovakia. Even if you wanted to travel to a different city some sort of permit was necessary. Insane. It took 2-3 years for her to actually move here. You guys can imagine what she thinks about Russians.
25 years later Czech economy did catch up with lesser Euro economies and they live completely different life now.
I remember Romanians in Ex-Yugoslavia. They were coming to sell even most basic agricultural products bcs there was no market there. But most strikingly, once when they sell stuff, they buy TV antennas, since in Yugoslavia you could buy high quality TV antennas like Siemens, Grunding etc. They used that to catch Yugoslavian TV channels (those who live close enough to Yugoslavia) bcs that was only window to the west.
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
My uncle worked in Czechoslovakia in 80s for a Croatian firm (then part of Yugoslav Federation). They were building new Skoda factory I believe. Anyway he met a young Czech girl that later become his wife. They (Czechs) couldn't buy even most common things like jeans or women's nylons. Those were real exotic. They lived in a complete misery. Of course for her
to move to Yugoslavia was very difficult. They couldn't travel anywhere outside of Czechoslovakia. Even if you wanted to travel to a different city some sort of permit was necessary. Insane. It took 2-3 years for her to actually move here. You guys can imagine what she thinks about Russians.
25 years later Czech economy did catch up with lesser Euro economies and they live completely different life now.
I remember Romanians in Ex-Yugoslavia. They were coming to sell even most basic agricultural products bcs there was no market there. But most strikingly, once when they sell stuff, they buy TV antennas, since in Yugoslavia you could buy high quality TV antennas like Siemens, Grunding etc. They used that to catch Yugoslavian TV channels (those who live close enough to Yugoslavia) bcs that was only window to the west.
Originally Posted By: Ded Mazai
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
A good delusion is a terrible thing to waste. Do the Russians pay you by the word?
That is why more and more people even in the Western Europe protest against the American occupation ("freedom"). The Central Europe is week and is under total American control. You cannot really trust what they say. They just convey the American point of view. Just like you.
A good delusion is a terrible thing to waste. Do the Russians pay you by the word?
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