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nekandro@lemmy.ml to World News@lemmy.ml · 2 年前

Sweden Closes Investigation of Pipeline Blasts, but Stays Silent on Cause

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Sweden Closes Investigation of Pipeline Blasts, but Stays Silent on Cause

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nekandro@lemmy.ml to World News@lemmy.ml · 2 年前
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The natural-gas connection was sabotaged in September 2022, seven months after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, prompting rampant speculation about who was to blame.
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    If Sweden had found Russia at fault, you’d think they would be shouting it from the rooftops.

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      Why do you think they would do that?

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        Because rooftop shouting is fun!!

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    The question of jurisdiction was more complicated than where the crime had been committed.

    So… The US did it.

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      Ukraine actually did it, but there’s no chance they’d do that without the US giving the go-ahead.

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        No, it was definitely straight up the US. Ignore any bullshit about yachts and Ukrainian divers.

        Here is the USS Kearsage - one of the only ships in the world with a moon pool that would allow divers to operate at the pipeline’s depth - leaving after “NATO exercises” in the area of the pipeline five days before it exploded

        Here is a USN Boeing P-8A Anti-Submarine plane - one of the only planes in the world that can generate a radio pulse capable of reaching to the depth of the pipeline - flying along the length of the pipeline almost exactly 24 hours before it exploded

        Here is President of the United States Joseph Robinette Biden, stating that the Nord Stream 2 project - which competes with US LNG sales to Europe - will not be allowed to continue; just out of frame is Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz, who offers no form of contradiction or rebuttal

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          I mean, that US basically owns germany since WW2… has a basis with privileges like an embassy for near east espionage in g… has intelligence programs where g would like to be a closer partner…

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          Not disputing you but very interested in reading more and sources - I always was very skeptical the volunteer Ukrainian saboteurs angle

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            The author of this article has a very strong track-record, so I choose to trust it. Though it does rely on anonymous sources. https://seymourhersh.substack.com/p/how-america-took-out-the-nord-stream

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              Thanks for linking, but while there’s smoke and circumstance, it’s not a fire imo. Anonymous source, not sources.

              And Hersh seems to have fallen from the tightrope of critical analysis and skepticism, into acceptance of conspiratorial narratives from shaky actors.

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                His reporting has always relied on anonymous sources, and has always panned out in the long run. Nothing’s changed, we’re just not far enough removed from the war in Syria for the propaganda to lose control of the narrative in the west.

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                  In seeking to decouple from state propaganda, it is important to critically examine alternative sources, lest you be duped into becoming a state mouthpiece.

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        From what I have heard it is actually really hard to do, and only a few countries have the capabilities and equipment.

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        lol no. You’ve made the classic blunder of believing a propaganda narrative.

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          The propaganda says the Russians did it (which is ridiculous, it’s their own pipeline, and they could just shut it down on their end if they wanted to). Either way, there’s no way the US didn’t at least consent to it, and yeah, most likely was more directly involved in it.

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            Propaganda says both: first that Russia did it, then that Ukraine did it. The former is insulting stupid and the second is more subtle but still makes no logistical sense, as Ukraine lacks the specialized equipment and personnel required. The “Ukraine did it” narrative is one that’s still safer for the NATO bloc group that certainly did it, as even if they acknowledge it as true (which they don’t need to and have avoided doing), it’s easy to brush under the rug as Good Slava Ukraini Resistance.

            This is why these countries doing investigations are mum. They know neither narrative is true.

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              Lack of any reaction from Germany after the Ukraine version was announced is very telling. You would think they would at least consider to stop gutting their own country to help a country that supposedly did such thing, but nothing happened at all.

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                Right? Nothing from their political class.

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      wait why are we blowing up fkn pipelines now exactly?

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        The war hawks answer would be so that we can economically separate russia-germany so that germany is more willing to go against russia. If Germany is dependent on gas from Russia they are less willing to risk their relationship.

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        At the time, Germany was on the fence about sanctions because they were getting gas via the Nordstream from Russia and didn’t want to endanger that. Sudden, completely unexpected lack of gas from Russia = no impediment to backing sanctions. And that’s how it turned out.

      • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆@lemmy.ml
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        German industry was seen as competition by the US, and US didn’t like Germany becoming economically tied with Russia.

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    Seymour Hersh stays winning.

    Euro politicians are such cucks.

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      For those OOTL:

      https://www.democracynow.org/2023/2/15/nord_stream_sy_hersh

      • 𝕯𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐲@lemmygrad.ml
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        You can also give it views on YT to hopefully have the algorithm show it to more people: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4BuMaGlKp0

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    • bazingabrain [comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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      “thanks, USA”

      famous last words

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    🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔

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    Sweden Closes Investigation of Pipeline Blasts, but Stays Silent on Cause

    Because it’s Cthulhu that did it.

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      Which in turn was unleashed by BP. (They’re sorry, tho)

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      * United States of Cthulhu

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    Read theory!

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    I knew it! Aliens!

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      Your browser does not support playing HTML5 video. You can download a copy of the video file instead.

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    Yeah let’s not reflect or even think about the fact that Germanys economy has possibly been torpedoed with the go-ahead from, or directly by, its biggest ally.

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      “It may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.”

      ― Henry Kissinger

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    Why is is so hard to believe that the US blew up the pipeline? They have the capability, the motivation, and they will face absolutely no consequences from doing it. Like how is this even a question?

    • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆@lemmy.ml
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      Believing that means having to accept that the whole western narrative in utter bullshit. NATO isn’t an alliance of nations that protect each other, it’s a protection racket that US runs to subjugate Europe.

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    HUH

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSPfXLPUJHM

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    Man I almost want to go back to reddit and smack every stupid user who exclaimed it was Russia the moment it happened with insane levels of an alibi.

    “uM AKshUlLy, THeY blEw iT uP So tHeRd be OnLy oNe PiPElInE fOr eURoPe”

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    Like the obedient little vassals that they are.

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    They are silent because it was Ukraine acting on behalf of the US

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      Removed by mod

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        “If the USA did it, it was a good thing! But also, Russia did it!”

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          In terms of getting us hooked off that Russian gas it was a good thing, whoever did this.

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            If Russia did it: creating Chaos, uncertainty, ‘pure fucking evil’.

            If the USA did it: thank you daddy USA for cutting off our gas uwu

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              ok 👍

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                To create chaos between their enemies, to create the feeling under civilians that their resources may dry up and let’s not forget, because they’re fucking evil.

                This you?

                In terms of getting us hooked off that Russian gas it was a good thing, whoever did this.

                This you though?

                ok 👍

                Ok 👍

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            You can just switch suppliers? Like how is it in your interest to have someone bomb your less competitive supplier? Do libs not have a problem with monopolies even in the abstract??

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        Why does it make more sense that Russia blew up the pipeline?

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          To create chaos between their enemies, to create the feeling under civilians that their resources may dry up and let’s not forget, because they’re fucking evil.

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            They wouldn’t give up the income from gas. Your theory doesn’t make sense. They would either raise prices, close pipeline or invent some other excuse. Note that Russia is still merrily selling gas to Europe.

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              but not on the scale it has before and germany for example is free of russian gas. They are bleeding money

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                But that wouldn’t be because Russia wanted it. And I’m not sure that Germany is really free from Russian gas, it’s a mess, probably they are still getting some but at much higher cost. https://energyandcleanair.org/december-2023-monthly-analysis-on-russian-fossil-fuel-exports-and-sanctions/

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            Liberals are deeply unserious people.

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            It makes more sense that Russia blew up their own very valuable pipeline because I already decided they’re evil removed and by default guilty of everything!

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            They could have done all that by shutting the valves on their end. Or ‘discovering’ a crack that needs an, uh, six month-long maintanence. The closing of the pipe may be a good thing, but it’s pretty clear who did it.

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            But those sweet, sweet gas money!

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            Oh, i see. Thanks.

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        Least braindead Anglo nationalist

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    It was a Ukrainian mission directed by the USA. Before you downvote do even a basic amount of research. There was a great finding recently that tracked down the who and the how. A chartered yacht with 6 Ukrainian special forces planted the charges and it’s not an unknown anymore. They used fake passports, left out of Rostock Germany, and Germany traced it. They found the people via camera and entry. They found the yacht itself still with explosive residue on it.

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/06/06/nord-stream-pipeline-explosion-ukraine-russia/

    https://apnews.com/article/nord-stream-pipeline-attack-russia-investigation-4b7cb8117f420985b0d887117eebd786

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      No, it was USA. Seymour Hersh covered it. And a comment here explains it https://hexbear.net/comment/4575206

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      Ah yes, the ever so trustworthy US State Department and intelligence services scribe the Washington Post. They’re definitely not throwing a smokescreen.

      “We’ve investigated ourselves of any wrongdoing, and while we can’t credibly deny that we suggested blowing up the pipeline and really wanted the pipeline blown up, we definitely didn’t touch the actual explosives!”

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    😑

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