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**NoSavingByTheBell** · 09-29-2022 05:28 AM

First of all Kirkland, only governments can do those kinds of deep underwater explosives. So this had to either be the Russian government or the West, and I think it’s the West.

Here’s why: The mood was turning against sanctions in Germany because they’re looking at a very frigid winter without enough gas supplies. Germany is refusing to bring back online their nuclear power plants, so they’re in a world of hurt. And the German people were going to demand the government release the sanctions, the globalists didn’t want this, and that’s why I think they sabotaged the pipeline so that it does away with any German motive to release the sanctions.

It’s not going to do any good now. The gas is not coming back, not for many many months.

**NoSavingByTheBell** · 09-30-2022 01:00 AM

What did the United States do to ensure the implementation of the Minsk agreements?Why did Washington keep silent for eight years and not pull Kiev up when Ukrainians and Russians were killed in Donbas?! How could it ignore the terrible tragedy in Odessa when several dozen people were burned alive?! Where were the international humanitarian institutions?! Why did the administration prioritizing human rights allow such crimes?!

These are all fair questions that have yet to be answered.