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Nord Stream 2 - Seymour Hersh "The US GOV Blew It Up Via CIA and Under Cover Of NATO"


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4 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Funny how Russia isn’t retaliating. 

Against who NATO?  :lol:   Yeah that would be smart. 

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5 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

So Putin is just going to eat it? Seems a bit out of character for Putin. 

Who knows.....other ways to retaliate and if he's smart he won't do it in a kneejerk reaction.   Just doesn't make sense for him to destroy his biggest income stream that eventually would go back online.  

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1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Why did the US stop a piece deal between Russia and Ukraine back in March?

Also the plot to take down Nord Stream was started about 3 months earlier.

Why do you always answer questions with questions or by changing the subject? 

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4 minutes ago, Jimmy Snacks said:

Why do you always answer questions with questions or by changing the subject? 

 

You can either trust history or your government, you can't do both.

Your government instigated this war.

 

 

 

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6 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

 

You can either trust history or your government, you can't do both.

Your government instigated this war.

 

 

 

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Again..you change the subject…you were talking about WW3.

BTW I have never denied that the US played a role in instigating the Russia/Ukraine War.

 

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6 minutes ago, Carlos Danger said:

What would be the reason for blowing up the pipeline? Was it to hurt Russia or to keep Europe in line?

Why would the US want to blow up one pipeline that was never going to be in service and another that Putin had already taken offline? 

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Hersh has broken some very big stories that have turned out to be both true and very damaging to administrations of both parties. 

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1 hour ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Why would the US want to blow up one pipeline that was never going to be in service and another that Putin had already taken offline? 

Russia could have used the pipeline as a stick/carrot against Europe's involvement in Ukraine. If the US blows it up Europe is forced to seek another avenue for energy.

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41 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Hersh has broken some very big stories that have turned out to be both true and very damaging to administrations of both parties. 

His time of breaking stories ended years ago. Now he’s using make believe tales to remain relevant. For instance the tale he created about the Usama Bin Laden raid being faked. 

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22 minutes ago, Carlos Danger said:

Russia could have used the pipeline as a stick/carrot against Europe's involvement in Ukraine. If the US blows it up Europe is forced to seek another avenue for energy.

Russia was facing billions of dollars of fines because of breach of contract for withholding the delivering of gas. They had a financial interest in blowing it. Cost of repairing it is estimated at $500m. Billions of fines vs $500m is an easy choice. If the CIA blew it up the damage would be in deep water with multiple areas of damage. This thing was blown in the most convenient area for repair.  

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10 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

His time of breaking stories ended years ago. Now he’s using make believe tales to remain relevant. For instance the tale he created about the Usama Bin Laden raid being faked. 

Out of all his major stories that is one of the only ones that was hotly contested. 

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33 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Out of all his major stories that is one of the only ones that was hotly contested. 

Hotly contested? It was made up bullshit by a guy that hadn’t broke a major story in over a decade. If the CIA was going to blow that pipeline they would’ve done it at a depth where the Russians would have a difficult time repairing it. 

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1 hour ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Hotly contested? It was made up bullshit by a guy that hadn’t broke a major story in over a decade. If the CIA was going to blow that pipeline they would’ve done it at a depth where the Russians would have a difficult time repairing it. 

You are assuming that total destruction was the goal over temporary interruption.

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1 hour ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Hotly contested? It was made up bullshit by a guy that hadn’t broke a major story in over a decade. If the CIA was going to blow that pipeline they would’ve done it at a depth where the Russians would have a difficult time repairing it. 

How do you know how difficult it will be to repair and you don't know that the admin wouldn't want it to be in a location easier to repair.  After all our allies will eventually use it.   Taking it out could simply been an attempt at a shot across Russia's bow so to speak.  

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1 hour ago, Highmark said:

How do you know how difficult it will be to repair and you don't know that the admin wouldn't want it to be in a location easier to repair.  After all our allies will eventually use it.   Taking it out could simply been an attempt at a shot across Russia's bow so to speak.  

The difference between underwater construction at 100m vs 200m is significant. If this was the US CIA they would’ve done a much more thorough job at a much deeper depth to keep the pipeline offline as long as possible. The difference could’ve been years vs months. 

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4 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

The difference between underwater construction at 100m vs 200m is significant. If this was the US CIA they would’ve done a much more thorough job at a much deeper depth to keep the pipeline offline as long as possible. The difference could’ve been years vs months. 

That is pure speculation and you know it.

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4 minutes ago, Highmark said:

That is pure speculation and you know it.

Nope. Basic common sense. Do a job right once, or don’t do it at all. How many countries is Russia going to blame for this? First it was the UK. Then Poland. Now the US. They really need to get their lies straight. 

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3 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Nope. Basic common sense. Do a job right once, or don’t do it at all. How many countries is Russia going to blame for this? First it was the UK. Then Poland. Now the US. They really need to get their lies straight. 

Shallow water could just as much mean the US as Russia or anyone else. 

The US even said no matter what Nord Stream 2 wouldn't move forward. 

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