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To: greenspirit who wrote (770425)10/29/2022 8:35:05 AM
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For the record, GS, NordStream is not “Russian property”. A Russian public /private company - Gasprom - owns 51% of NordStream. The rest is owned by a few major European companies. Gasprom is owned 50.002% by the state - and the balance, by private interests. So, the Russian state owns roughly a quarter of the venture.

The attack against NordStream is just as much an attack against West European interests as against Russia. In fact, more so - the Russians are quickly finding other buyers. But Europe, without the abundant and cheap Russian gas - will have serious problems.

Indirectly, it’s an attack against several poor countries. Affluent Europeans will find a way do deal with the problem of expensive fuel - but not the poor. Also - you need gas to produce fertilizer. This makes it more expensive - or simply unavailable. Quite possibly, millions of people may starve because of this attack.

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