Putin . Why would I blow up my own pipeline

a reply to: Kenzo



#BREAKING Kremlin suspects foreign 'state involvement' in Nord Stream leaks


Everything is going according to plan.

originally posted by: Kenzo
a reply to: Kenzo



#BREAKING Kremlin suspects foreign 'state involvement' in Nord Stream leaks


Everything is going according to plan.

This could be the proverbial burning of the bridges. With the gas supplies now completely cutoff, it forces all stakeholders in Russia and in the EU to fully commit to a plan of action. No turning back now.

Nordstream 1 was a bargaining chip that is no longer in play.

The invasion of Ukraine and sanctions against Russia gave the countries of the EU and also the UK the impetus to address the dangerous reliance of Russian gas and implement a return to self sufficient energy supply.

Even if the Ukraine issue was resolved and sanctions lifted the damage was done and the pipelines would be of less import in a few years time anyway.


a reply to: Overseeall

originally posted by: nonspecific
The invasion of Ukraine and sanctions against Russia gave the countries of the EU and also the UK the impetus to address the dangerous reliance of Russian gas and implement a return to self sufficient energy supply.

Even if the Ukraine issue was resolved and sanctions lifted the damage was done and the pipelines would be of less import in a few years time anyway.


a reply to: Overseeall

I agree, but we have now expedited the process, and the timing now coincides with an active conflict in eastern Europe. Geopolitics likes to take its time, drag things out to exhaust as many options as possible. By forcing some hands, there is a greater likelihood of miscalculation and possible escalation of the situation. Not that we can really escalate much higher than the prospect of nuclear weapon use.

a reply to: anonentity

This one about “who to blame” is a tricky one. It was very convenient that Biden did have this blundering speech spilling secrets of what America might do to those pipelines, so it can blow up in his face, sort of thing. But then that is Biden.

Putin as it was pointed out was not actually using these gas lines at present, but how important were they to him. Did he actually need them to keep Russians warm at night or could he sacrifice them in a false-flag operation?

Danish did report two spikes around the time that the blast went off, but not knowing a whole lot about explosives, it seems like a little boom, as opposed to a big one, because we did not seem to get a whole lot of splash from it, just a whole lot of bubbles. So, what is that all about. Maybe someone who knows more about explosives could explain this?

Nothing Putin has done since February has made any logical sense whatsoever ...... unless ...... he is working to destroy Russia and the Russian people.

So yes, within the framework of what he's being doing over the past few month, deliberately sabotaging Russian infrastructure fits Putin's modus operandi perfectly.

Even hinting Russia could do something is disgusting, not unexpected thought.

Vladimir Putin's mouthpiece threatens to sabotage British undersea cables and pipes

a reply to: StarsInDust

A shaped charge could have directed the bulk of the blast to the ocean floor. Shaped charges focus the blast effect (among other effects).

Cheers

a reply to: anonentity

Putin has been using the Nord Stream pipelines to blackmail European countries.

He shut it down for a week in May for "technical issues" and then again in June for turbine failure and reduced its output by 75%. Then there was another unscheduled outage for 10 days in July. In August, he shut it down for another 10 days, as Europeans were filling their storage tanks in preparation for winter, and after that, he limited its output to 20%. In the beginning of September, the pipeline was shut off again, this time "indefinitely. Russian television reveled in the possibility of Europeans freezing during the winter months as a result.

www.wsj.com...
www.pbs.org...
www.cbc.ca...

Putin did all this, not Biden.

originally posted by: anonentity
Putin is humming and goes for the throat of the NWO, half the citizens of the West know he is bang on. The other half are thinking about it. Or is he a NWO plant and part of the movement to bring in the NWO with a vast conflict that will change the world forever? www.bitchute.com...

The Nord Stream pipelines going from Russia to Germany were blown up near a spot where a gas pipeline also goes from Norway to Poland. That Norway-Poland pipeline officially opened and started flowing gas on the same day that the Nord Stream pipelines were sabotaged. This is a way of Putin telling Europe that if they shut off Russian gas, he can shut off Norwegian gas. It's a veiled threat to escalate the conflict.

Also, the CIA warned Germany a few weeks ago to expect attacks on Nord Stream Pipelines, and the State Department is telling Americans to get out of Russia immediately. The US/Nato intel community obviously saw this coming and is preparing additional reprisals against Russia. Russia has called for a meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss this. Things are about to heat up.

a reply to: anonentity

Putin . Why would I blow up my own pipeline

because he's a bat sh@@ crazy maniacal bastard that's trying to start even more sh@@, it's that simple.

a reply to: anonentity

Just to the title because I don't get what the rest is, I almost never watch videos that aren't music.

I don't think it was Putin.
That makes really no sense.

I mean it's a steady income.
And once it flows it needs to keep flowing. Because the system might not start again if you just stop harvesting basically as far as I understand.
And Germany wanted to buy. Or wants.

a reply to: Sookiechacha Add another reason to suspect Russia: With the pipeline shut, Russia could be liable for big $$$ for breach of contract. With the pipeline destroyed by Act of God or War, he can evade the fine.

a reply to: TheBoomersRBusted

That does make sense. Do you have anything to support that?
For lazy casual folks like me?

a reply to: Peeple

a reply to: midicon

So: No.

Seriously people, I'm not saying videos aren't entertaining, but support your view takes more than a guy who made a YouTube video.

a reply to: Kenzo

This is it

a reply to: Peeple

So you didn't watch or listen to the video>

Smashing

originally posted by: lotusaugen
a reply to: anonentity

To stay on topic:

Putler: " I blow my "own" pipeline" and then I blame others have done that"

Its easy to understand. Isn't it?
It fits the false narrative perfectly.

No. It’s not easy to understand.