Nord Stream 2: Why Germany may pull plug on Russian pipeline

[JerryMungo]

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[Brenden_E]

What did I just read???

"But critics argue it makes German too reliable on energy from a politically unreliable partner."

Are you freakin out because there's a typo missing the y on Germany? The statement seems otherwise fine.

 

[konfab]

If only there was a technology Germany could use to provide themselves with energy independence regardless of the weather.

It is going to be fun watching Germany and the rest of the anti-nuclear power people eventually get solar powered load shedding like Commiefornia gets.

 

[Johnatan56]

If only there was a technology Germany could use to provide themselves with energy independence regardless of the weather.

It is going to be fun watching Germany and the rest of the anti-nuclear power people eventually get solar powered load shedding like Commiefornia gets.

Erm, California got load shed because they switched off parts of the grid due to heat, they have wildfires quite often.

Nice red herring attempt there.

 

[w1z4rd]

I think this might be posturing for Belarus. If Russia invades Belarus then the pipeline will definitely be off the books.

 

[The Free Radical]

Germany will complete the pipeline because it will save them billions.

They just letting the madness of U.S elections and U.S political fragility to pass bye.

The full pipeline of 2,360 kilometers only needs 160 kilometers to complete.

It will be completed.

 

[Nobody Important]

What did I just read???

"But critics argue it makes German too reliable on energy from a politically unreliable partner."

I also had to read twice. I think using the first "reliable" instead of "reliant" also threw me off. Crux received though.

 

[Mystic Twilight]

I also had to read twice. I think using the first "reliable" instead of "reliant" also threw me off. Crux received though.

It's supposed to be "reliant", in the context of the story. Looks like it slipped through the editing and checking process.

 

[Pegging]

It's supposed to be "reliant", in the context of the story. Looks like it slipped through the editing and checking process.

They need a more reliant editor.

 

[Brenden_E]

I also had to read twice. I think using the first "reliable" instead of "reliant" also threw me off. Crux received though.

I didn't notice - understood it in it's twisted form XD

 

[hexagon]

Navalny False-Flag Authors Invent New Twist to Cover Lies

Furthermore, the doctors at the hospital in Omsk where Navalny was taken to on August 20, said they have original samples of his body fluids.
It’s the latter detail which seems to have obliged the Germans to elaborate their narrative with the new element of a poisoned bottle of water.

If this is true (DNA can confirm the fluids), an independent laboratory can assess this entire claim with reliability.

 

[ForceFate]

Navalny False-Flag Authors Invent New Twist to Cover Lies

If this is true (DNA can confirm the fluids), an independent laboratory can assess this entire claim with reliability.

Why don't they just comply instead of using propaganda to discredit claims by Germany and Navalny's team?

 

[hexagon]

Why don't they just comply instead of using propaganda to discredit claims by Germany and Navalny's team?

G7 foreign ministers slam what they refer to as ‘confirmed poisoning’ of Russian opposition figure Navalny ‘in strongest terms’

Russian Foreign Ministry also repeatedly said that Moscow is ready to cooperate with the German authorities on this case at any time, while accusing Berlin of dragging the feet on the probe. Maas responded by saying all the necessary approvals for the Russian legal cooperation request were issued but admitted that the data could not be passed on to the Russian side as the investigation was “still ongoing.”

 

[Grant]

G7 foreign ministers slam what they refer to as ‘confirmed poisoning’ of Russian opposition figure Navalny ‘in strongest terms’

So you respond with more propaganda issued by RT - Russian govt controlled media outlet.??

 

[ForceFate]

G7 foreign ministers slam what they refer to as ‘confirmed poisoning’ of Russian opposition figure Navalny ‘in strongest terms’

Russia has denied any involvement.

"This is too serious to allow German officials to keep everything to themselves," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova wrote on Facebook. "We expect Berlin to provide all available information: the results of laboratory studies and the 'evidence' that the foreign office has. We are awaiting the German ambassador in Smolensk."

"It is obvious Berlin is bluffing, serving a dirty political agenda," she claimed.

On Monday, the UN called for Russia to cooperate in an independent investigation into the poisoning. The Kremlin has denied any involvement.

Russia summons German envoy over Navalny case

Germany asserts that the prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin was poisoned while the Russian Foreign Ministry has accused Berlin of "bluffing." G7 ministers have demanded Moscow "urgently" finds the perpetrators.

www.dw.com

Despite Foreign Ministry's statement, there's no sign they're willing to cooperate with independent investigation.

UN rights chief demands Russia investigate Navalny case

Germany, where the Russian opposition figure is being treated, says he was poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent.

www.aljazeera.com

 

[hexagon]

So you respond with more propaganda issued by RT - Russian govt controlled media outlet.??

Cute but misleading. Russia has said that they are willing to launch a criminal investigation if they receive evidence from Germany. RT is a good source to know what Russia has actually said - but it just happened to be confirmed by Maas who is the German Foreign Minister. They have so far received no evidence from Germany. I dare anyone to find a claim that evidence has been sent to Russia.