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Doesn’t make sense at all. Why blow it up when the German governing parties and the largest opposition party don’t want to move ahead with Nord Stream 2 anyway
by arrrg 4y ago
Doesn’t make sense at all.
Why blow it up when the German governing parties and the largest opposition party don’t want to move ahead with Nord Stream 2 anyway?
- bitL 4y agoPoliticians change, sometimes abruptly, especially during crisis. This prevents the "new guys" from starting the pipeline.
- arrrg 4y agoThat’s an ultra dumb approach and assumes there are no costs associated with sabotage (risk of being uncovered, unintended side effects). Currently (and during the last decades) politics in Germany have been very stable and predictable.