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To: Cathi

You know to the dummy that think Russia blew up the pipe line...

the ONLY USE was for Russia to sell and sent gas to the west....

So if they wanted, Russia could have just said we’re no longer selling gas to the West

And then destroyed all the pipeline on their land out to the International waters

And do it very publicly...

As No one could say a word

it’s their land

it’s their gas

and they don’t want to sell it

This was done by someone other than Russia

That didn’t want Russia to have the ability to sell gas to Europe


19 posted on 09/28/2022 12:46:02 PM PDT by tophat9000 (Tophat90000)
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To: tophat9000

Maybe it was somebody who had publicly threatened to end the use of Nordstream...Joe Biden, as a matter of fact, did just that.

Russia had no incentive to destroy the pipelines. They could have just turned off the valves at the front end.

Blaming Russia for the undersea explosions is just more global gaslighting.

This was the plan all along. The U.S. was to blow up the pipelines and blame Russia. Everybody else could then jump on that ridiculous lie and repeat it.


22 posted on 09/28/2022 1:08:48 PM PDT by Gnome1949
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To: tophat9000

Yep.

Russia, moreover, needs the pipeline. Its economy depends on selling oil.

Turning off the spigot required no damage be done to it.

We just finished a century of wars because non-state and state aligned Marxist / socialist turds wanted to see the world burn to bring about their feted revolution ... arguably extending back well into the 19th century too ... and I’m always suspicious at what those will be up to.


25 posted on 09/28/2022 1:10:22 PM PDT by Rurudyne (Standup Philosopher)
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