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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: brushwud who wrote (777566)2/11/2023 8:17:57 AM
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The fact that it happened means the U.S. didn't trust Germany to maintain sanctions for years as the war drags on and LNG is more expensive.
Yes. And not only during the war, but also after the war. Many Euro countries, including Germany, would most likely try to restore their relations with Russia - and dump the expensive U.S. LNG in favor of Russian gas. So, the destruction of the pipeline has a variety of strategic advantages - at the expense of the EU, especially Germany.

I kind of wrote about it more than once in recent days. The world is in a very dangerous situations - they say, 90 seconds to nuclear annihilation. While everyone knows that the US blew up the pipeline - or at least participated in the operation - denying it muffles the issue. Admitting it - would still hit the scene as a ton of bricks. The BIG question is - Why Now? Indeed, my first reaction to this article was that its release NOW is a reflection of a power struggle between those elites who want an escalation to a total war — and those who don’t.

I’m with those who don’t. These days it’s not even a question of “better dead than red”. It’s more like — better healthy & wealthy than stupid & dead.
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