It Was Ukraine

And they did a brilliant job...

Source: https://spectator.com/article/the-conspiracy-of-silence-surrounding-the-nord-stream-bombings/

The Spectator reports on the publication of the book The Nord Stream Conspiracy: The Inside Story of the Explosions that Shook the World by Bojan Pancevski.

According to Owen Matthews in his book review, the Ukrainians did a 'brilliant job' destroying the infrastructure of another country they were not at war with, something that they will never pay for and setting a very handy precedent for the future.

It shows how completely out of whack with reality the MSM has become when people are applauding this action - an action that many ludicrously blamed on Russia itself at the time, which was a ridiculous deflection from the simple question: why would Russian blow up its own pipeline?

It's also hard to believe that the action was not condoned/assisted by the USA given all the 'Nordstream will be no-more' rhetoric from Biden and Blinken over many years and the fact that Europe now depends on more costly US fracked gas delivered by sea rather than Russian energy delivered by pipeline.

The negative impact on the European economies has been dramatic but in reality this impact suited the EU Russophobes pushing for re-militarisation and the nonsensical net-zero agenda to switch to green energy.

Let's look forward to when Owen Mathhews will also be applauding when undersea pipelines and cables going to the UK are destroyed - let's say this time by Russian or Chinese divers - by yet another 'brilliant job'.

Response to AI MSM position:

It has become quite clear how the EU think it will achieve energy security and this is by invading Russian in order to take control of its vast resources. This is the real agenda that is being pursued, especially by Germany's Fourth Reich, as Germany has always understood this logic. The EU has switvhed from being an energy 'vassal' of the USA instead of Russia and it will pay the price until they can grab the resources they want.

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