I was thinking about placing a deposit on it while I look around for a trailer. All these super yachts for sale and no one has thought to build trailers for them?
Montenegro is in North Carolina: "Black Mountain, voted "America's Prettiest Small Town" by TripAdvisor, serves as the front porch to the Blue Ridge Mountains"
That's a beautiful yacht but probably needs a complete over haul. Maybe that's why it's going for a basement price. Great reporting as usual Mr. eSysman!
Wait before he finds out where to put the coin on a yacht. - You have to put a coin in so that no homeless person can hijack the yacht - you'll get it back when you return the yacht. However, this only works in Russia.
I must comend you on your research and brief analysis of the Tucker Carlson interview. Melnichenko is an impressive guy. Not hard to see why he is a successful Businessman. Your research on ammonium nitrate was very informative, and something I didn't think about. Melnichenko was correct about Exports of fertilizer, however, had Tucker done the minimal research you did, he could have countered with that. Well done E. Kind Regards from Toronto
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Food is also used to feed the Russian soldiers, a key element of the Russian army. Sanction all the Russian farmers!
I wish people who consume most of their information of the world through any kind of media is that just because you agree with what is being said doesn't mean it's true. It blows my mind on how so many people can't see past their own bias. In this day and age misinformation is so common now and I suspect it's just going to get much worse before it gets any better.
When in Calgary (the only American city OUTSIDE the USA) some co-workers and contractors (good ol boys, underground economy types, don't pay taxes, Sov. citizen fans, told me that Trump was GOING TO WIN I choked. They were right, but for all the wrong reasons.
Just remember, his own news network said "no reasonable person would believe the things Tucker Carlson says is true." (Paraphrased). That was their actual defense. Not that he didnt lie, but that no one would be dumb enough to actually believe him. So if you watch him, do it as FOX News intends, as satire of real journalism.
Tucker Carlson is currently in Australia conducting a tour backed by Clive Palmer (owner of the multi-grounding superyacht Australia). Apparently ticket sales have been appalling despite prices being dropped by up to 75%.
Tickets? like a concert? to listen to him on a stage? Makes sense in a way that he had to go to Australia to find someone to fall for that. I used to like him a lot, but then, IDK, he gets boring rather quickly, same shit over and over.
Spoken like someone who desperately wants that to be true. Given the sorry state of Australia, wouldn’t surprise me if they are so allergic to scary ideas like national sovereignty they won’t show up. Having watched some clips of his shows there it sure didn’t look like he was struggling to sell tickets.
Thats actually a good looking boat . Like the retro hull. ...... still sick that it was payed by money that should have gone to the Russian people.... but that's a different story independent from the sanctions.
Just remember FOX News themselves said no reasonable person could possibly believe Carlson was actually telling the truth. They admitted he lied and said you'd have to be completely out of your mind to believe it.
I've loooooooooved Luminosity since the first time I've seen it. I've watched the promotional video at least 20x. It's not as sleek on the water as other mega yachts, do to the large windows but there you go .... those floor the ceiling windows are insane !!! When I first started looking at her the price tag was $330m.
I have a spare £300 behind the sofa, I might just have a bit on Luminosity I cant see there being to much competition, Putin might send his heavy's round to collect it later for his mate. 🤣🤣 Interesting update 2x👍
MY "A" should be used in a Bond movie once someone snags it. Ugly as sin but perfect for the typical, global domination madman on his fantastical ascension as God.
Was just watching Treadstone S1E7 The Paradox Andropov, and there was a super yacht in one of the scenes, but I can’t find anywhere who owned it irl. Anyone know? Esysman?
Wait, I think I have a receipt for having bought Luminosity from my uncle-in-law, who is only five degrees of freedom from Guryev. Is a napkin with a felt-tip signature legal?
Brilliant video, mate. And props to you for calling the ball. For every 1 billionaire, there's a million internet andy's wanting to defend said rich persons actions while living in the squalor that makes this kind of income inequality possible in the first place.
I used to think people telling the truth was insane about 15 years ago. Then I learned it was me who was misinformed thanks to mockingbird media One thing I am sure off, is people who call others insane, are infact the very misinformed people I used to be. Anyway, look forward to meeting you on frontline in ww3 seen as your opinion of antiwar journalists is insane. So pro war journalists must be moral gods in your world
I've done some math relating to the first yacht, owned by Russian billionaire Guryev. One ruble is now worth .011 American dollars. Yes, slightly more than one cent. Say Guryev has 2 billion rubles. On the international market they are worth $20,000,000 - twenty million dollars. No wonder he can't keep up a $270,000,000 yacht. Somebody check my math because I find it hard to believe.
Hey! Right up my old road of expertise having spent 15 years in wholesale fertilizer brokering. It is absolute, Russia provides, or has, I've been out many years, a shit ton of fertilizer. Great money maker because it's cheaper than anything from America or Canada, another major producer. As you could imagine, Rus doesn't have a miners union like we do in the US and the wage gap makes it's highly economical. The quality was always substandard, garbage grade actually, but it specs proper. And it has had an impact on farming right to the grocery store not having competition in the market and a cheaper option. It was always more expensive to deal with, I won't bore you, but even with that, still cheaper. And of course it's used in munitions, always has been. To make munitions grade material, there's a lot of post processing. If he's doing that? He's not really a mining company is he? no, he'd be a munitions manufacturer So he's a self made billionaire? Russian billionaire? That is only possible by the grace of the Kremlin~ he's an oligarch.
Problem with sanctions and chemicals is there is still a lot of misinformation. The article talks about supply of acetic acid to "Crystal". Order was worth around £8,000 and eSysman may recognise the taste of it from our fake vinegar or "non-brewed condiment" traditional on UK chips. Nitric acid also has many other uses, as does ammonium nitrate. Which is why I think it's a little unfair that some owners are being subject to collective punishment and asset seizures totally disproportionate to any potential crimes. Especially as the chemicals mentioned haven't been on controlled items lists prior to the conflict. Well, other than being hazchems with bulk ammonium nitrate having been responsible for several loud bangs in the past.
I wonder how that drive train and batteries are dealing with being layed up. My hope for these type of fuel efficient setup. Really wanted to see how it performed in real world usage
That's a nonsensical comment. There's a difference between someone supplying you with equipment to commit crimes and someone giving you something to defend yourself from a crime being committed on you.
@@YachtReport there is nothing nonsensical in my comment. what is nonsensical is brits and americans sticking their fingers all over the world to provoke wars and killing people.
At list you watched the interview, I've never been able to go through a full Carlson interview. Gag reflex starts after the first load of BS. and I turn it off before I puke.
LOL! Long time subscriber here. Now that AI exists someone will come up with you holding Tucker's hand walking down the street in some US city! "Sure you don't know him"! LOL!
I am a layman in these political issues related to seizures, Politics especially the Ukraine / Russia conflict seems to have unfairly disadvantaged the Yacht owners and some other business, specifically Russian linked. We did not have any concerns or questions about ownership of such multimillion dollar assets prior to February 2022. It seems like the owners of these assets have been unfairly treated, and they live in pain every other night. Now if a foreign entity (regardless of the courts determination because the courts cannot be separated from the political pressure) thinks it has powers and transfer ownership of the Yacht (illegal act in my opinion because the issue is political, no substantive claim whatsoever except a connection to the Russia / Ukrainian conflict), and it indeed facilitates that transfer to a new owner. Wouldn't' the aggrieved previous owner exercise further illegal action in return? For example: 1. Repossess the boat at sea using power? 2. Sink the Yacht at sea altogether in retaliation to such an extent that both he and the owner lose out? What do others think?
What was 'unhinged' about the interview? If you start using 'gotcha' headlines you'll just be like everybody else who is desperate for clicks and I thought you were better than that.
@@YachtReport but! Think about it for a minute. If X buys a boat and then puts it into a trust then X bought the boat. It can be traced back to X. If the trust is set up first, in X's dogs name, and the trust buys the boat it's 'not X's boat. It make sense to have the trust first. I'm just not picking but you get my point?
Tucker is rarely if ever… ‘unhinged’ I’m disappointed in your apparent European bias … Tucker was fired because he was going to ‘air’ an interview with the US Capital police, unveiling the negligence of those in charge (Dem leadership) to protect the Capital building and continued to refuse to provide the necessary aide as repeatedly requested by the Chief of the Capital Police!
And if Andrey Melnichenko’s company were producing wheat, the so called "International Community" would have also sanctioned him because the Russian Federation would have been buying the bread made with the wheat his company had produced in order to feed the Russian soldiers.
@eSysman you should watch more. It's not his style to try lay gotcha questions with any guests. I've not seen this one but in a long form conversation you get nuance that the typical press never gives. Like many others who are having long form interviews, you get time to let a person express and expand their thoughts and understand what the person being interviewed believes or views the world. Tucker is far from unhinged but I get catchy titles gets clicks.
