Russian courts fine Google.....

[Kurokage]

See, this is the bit I don’t get 
US debt is 100k per person
Russian is 55k
Medieval bartering system is coming, just where exactly?

The US have their grubby maulers in every continent, colour revolution?
I am watching the US become the new evil empire
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202112/1240540.shtml

Well firstly, I'm not American and I don't remember making the thread about America or if it's an 'Evil' Empire, if you feel so angry that you have to drift this thread, then maybe go make one about your issues.
As for batering....

https://www.newsweek.com/russia-oranges-...an-1962512

Russia Getting Paid in Oranges in Trade Barter with Asian Ally
Russia will swap chickpeas for Pakistani mandarin oranges under a new barter system launched in response to payment woes caused by international sanctions in place over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
Through the framework, which aims to strengthen commercial ties between the countries, participating companies can trade commodities while avoiding monetary transactions bedeviled by U.S. scrutiny and anxieties over sanctions.

This was about the ridiculous exponential fine placed on Google by Russian courts, and my opinion was that it appeared more like a publicity stunt because of being banned for propaganda on Youtube.
Propaganda and coruption appear to be Russias biggest exports these days...

https://theconversation.com/i-investigat...age-237712

I investigated millions of tweets from the Kremlin’s ‘troll factory’ and discovered classic propaganda techniques reimagined for the social media age.
 
I have been investigating agency tweets in English and Russian since 2021, specifically examining how they twist language to bend reality and serve the Kremlin. My research has examined around 3 million tweets, taking in three specific case studies: the 2016 US presidential election, COVID-19, and the annexation of Crimea. It seemed that wherever there was fire, the trolls fanned the flames.
Though their direct impact on electoral outcomes so far remains limited, state-backed propaganda operations like the agency can shape the meaning of online discussions and influence public perceptions. But as another US election looms, big tech companies like X (formerly Twitter) are still struggling to deal with the trolls that are spreading disinformation on an industrial scale.