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It’s Done!

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Wednesday, 2 November 2022 — MintPress News

Its doneFormer British Prime Minister Liz Truss is reported to have texted the words “It’s done” to US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken just minutes after the Nord Stream explosion.

That month, the British Navy trained the Ukrainian military in the use of underwater drones.

Russia has today summoned the British Ambassador to explain.

Can Europe Afford to Turn a Blind Eye to Evidence of a US Role in Pipeline Blasts?

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Wednesday, 5 October 2022 — MintPress News

Jonathan Cook

The sabotage of the two Nord Stream pipelines leaves Europeans certain to be much poorer and colder this winter, and was an act of international vandalism on an almost unimaginable scale. The attacks severed Russian gas supplies to Europe and caused the release of enormous quantities of methane gas, the prime offender in global warming.

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Pipeline Terror is the 9/11 of the Raging Twenties

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Tuesday, 4 October 2022 — Sakeris

Pepe Escobar

By Pepe Escobar, posted with permission and first posted at PressTV

There’s no question that future unbiased historians will rank Russian President Vladimir Putin’s address on the Return of the Baby Bears – Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia – on September 30 as a landmark inflection point of the Raging Twenties.

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US, UK might be behind Nord Stream sabotage – military expert

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 Tuesday, 4 October, 2022 — InfoBrics

Nordstream sabotage

Lucas Leiroz, researcher in Social Sciences at the Rural Federal University of Rio de Janeiro; geopolitical consultant.

Western media have tried to suggest that the Nord Stream pipeline incident was the result of a Russian sabotage operation, but this narrative does not seem to convince even Western experts. Recently, a former Pentagon adviser stated that the US and UK appear to be responsible for the operation that led to the Nord Stream 1 and 2 explosions. The evident Western involvement in this crime should be reason for condemnation by international society.

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