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And people in Germany - a minority, for sure, but still - were demonstrating in the streets, demanding that Germany should make those concessions for gas. Now
by inferiorhuman 4y ago
And people in Germany - a minority, for sure, but still - were demonstrating in the streets, demanding that Germany should make those concessions for gas.
Now you've got those same Russians screaming about how evil and awful it is that Germany is allied with the United States. Gee, who does that benefit?
Yet they missed a Russian sabotage operation?
Wouldn't they have caught an American sabotage operation? America as this mythical beast that's so powerful they can destroy a major gas pipeline without being noticed (or with everyone too scared to react) is precisely what makes your argument so farcical (well that and your insistence that the attacks happened in Danish territory).
And with the accusation you're making now that Russia did it (which is also a false flag accusation), it happened in Danish and Swedish waters.
No. The explosions happened in international waters.
- vintermann 4y ago> Wouldn't they have caught an American sabotage operation? I'm explicitly saying they would have been in on it. The attacks happened in the exclusive economic zone, which are not typically called international waters. Countries keep close track of their exclusive economic zones, even if they DON'T happen to be strategically important straits, which the sea between Bornholm and Poland absolutely is.
- inferiorhuman 4y agolol, no