tequila4kapp said:
Oh goodie, a mini-Ukraine thread…
I don't care who blew up the pipeline, other than I can't congratulate them. Germany shouldn't be buying gas from our mutual enemy; Russia should face consequences for invading a sovereign state.
It is absolutely our business. Our supposed security partner should not be economically strengthening our supposed mutual security enemy. Especially true when Germany de facto forces us to provide their defense against Russia because they refuse to spend on defense per the NATO charter.Cal88 said:tequila4kapp said:
Oh goodie, a mini-Ukraine thread…
I don't care who blew up the pipeline, other than I can't congratulate them. Germany shouldn't be buying gas from our mutual enemy; Russia should face consequences for invading a sovereign state.
It's Germany's business, not yours or the US'. Germany is far better off buying large quantities of cheap Russian gas, and the Russian market potentially is the largest in Europe.
Thousands of small businesses, large industrial manufacturers and tens of millions of consumers are undergoing severe economic hardships because of the obsession by some in the NATO camp to revive the Cold War.
Of course not. I never even thought about it once until you just mentioned it. I'm infinitely more worried about the actual war, the innocent people killed, the needless deaths, Russia's naked aggression, etcBearHunter said:tequila4kapp said:
Oh goodie, a mini-Ukraine thread…
I don't care who blew up the pipeline, other than I can't congratulate them. Germany shouldn't be buying gas from our mutual enemy; Russia should face consequences for invading a sovereign state.
It doesn't bother you that the Biden administration may have created one of the greatest man-made, marine environmental disasters in history?
I wonder if Biden gave Angela Merkel a heads up and told her he's going to blast the gas line to her house?tequila4kapp said:Of course not. I never even thought about it once until you just mentioned it. I'm infinitely more worried about the actual war, the innocent people killed, the needless deaths, Russia's naked aggression, etcBearHunter said:tequila4kapp said:
Oh goodie, a mini-Ukraine thread…
I don't care who blew up the pipeline, other than I can't congratulate them. Germany shouldn't be buying gas from our mutual enemy; Russia should face consequences for invading a sovereign state.
It doesn't bother you that the Biden administration may have created one of the greatest man-made, marine environmental disasters in history?
We don't know who did it.10% For The Big Guy said:So you bomb your ally's infrastructure when they do something you don't like?tequila4kapp said:It is absolutely our business. Our supposed security partner should not be economically strengthening our supposed mutual security enemy. Especially true when Germany de facto forces us to provide their defense against Russia because they refuse to spend on defense per the NATO charter.Cal88 said:tequila4kapp said:
Oh goodie, a mini-Ukraine thread…
I don't care who blew up the pipeline, other than I can't congratulate them. Germany shouldn't be buying gas from our mutual enemy; Russia should face consequences for invading a sovereign state.
It's Germany's business, not yours or the US'. Germany is far better off buying large quantities of cheap Russian gas, and the Russian market potentially is the largest in Europe.
Thousands of small businesses, large industrial manufacturers and tens of millions of consumers are undergoing severe economic hardships because of the obsession by some in the NATO camp to revive the Cold War.
I hope that happens immediately10% For The Big Guy said:There's a great solution for that. Negotiate a peace treaty.tequila4kapp said:Of course not. I never even thought about it once until you just mentioned it. I'm infinitely more worried about the actual war, the innocent people killed, the needless deaths, Russia's naked aggression, etcBearHunter said:tequila4kapp said:
Oh goodie, a mini-Ukraine thread…
I don't care who blew up the pipeline, other than I can't congratulate them. Germany shouldn't be buying gas from our mutual enemy; Russia should face consequences for invading a sovereign state.
It doesn't bother you that the Biden administration may have created one of the greatest man-made, marine environmental disasters in history?
tequila4kapp said:We don't know who did it.10% For The Big Guy said:So you bomb your ally's infrastructure when they do something you don't like?tequila4kapp said:It is absolutely our business. Our supposed security partner should not be economically strengthening our supposed mutual security enemy. Especially true when Germany de facto forces us to provide their defense against Russia because they refuse to spend on defense per the NATO charter.Cal88 said:tequila4kapp said:
Oh goodie, a mini-Ukraine thread…
I don't care who blew up the pipeline, other than I can't congratulate them. Germany shouldn't be buying gas from our mutual enemy; Russia should face consequences for invading a sovereign state.
It's Germany's business, not yours or the US'. Germany is far better off buying large quantities of cheap Russian gas, and the Russian market potentially is the largest in Europe.
Thousands of small businesses, large industrial manufacturers and tens of millions of consumers are undergoing severe economic hardships because of the obsession by some in the NATO camp to revive the Cold War.
Whoever did it, the infrastructure would have been fine if Russia didn't invade Ukraine.
Tucker: "Who blew up Nord Stream?"
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) February 8, 2024
Putin: "You for sure."
Tucker: "I was busy that day. I did not blow up Nord Stream."
Putin: "You personally may have an alibi, but the CIA has no such alibi." pic.twitter.com/evtzXPtKe3
bear2034 said:Tucker: "Who blew up Nord Stream?"
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) February 8, 2024
Putin: "You for sure."
Tucker: "I was busy that day. I did not blow up Nord Stream."
Putin: "You personally may have an alibi, but the CIA has no such alibi." pic.twitter.com/evtzXPtKe3
Do you believe Putin or do you believe your own government?
82gradDLSdad said:Neither. Not sure either where I'd get a truthful answer.bear2034 said:
Do you believe Putin or do you believe your own government?
🇷🇺🇺🇸‼️🚨 The Australian dub of the interview is just the best.
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) February 11, 2024
Why don’t we dub all interviews like this now? pic.twitter.com/yBSH7o1aZn
What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Why do you care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.
dajo9 said:Why do you care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.
You seem to have an inordinate amount of interest in matters that are not concerns of the U.S. or our democracy. So, I'll ask again. Why do care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Why do you care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.
Why are you asking me why I care?
dajo9 said:Why do you care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.
dajo9 said:You seem to have an inordinate amount of interest in matters that are not concerns of the U.S. or our democracy. So, I'll ask again. Why do care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Why do you care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.
Why are you asking me why I care?
concordtom said:
He wants for the US or the western alliance to be found to blame.
Germany and Russian are perfectly capable of conducting investigationsCal88 said:dajo9 said:Why do you care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.
It is the largest act of state terror on a country's infrastructure in history,
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funded by our tax money,
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as a result of which tens of millions of people and businesses across Europe have been hurt through higher energy costs.
oski003 said:dajo9 said:You seem to have an inordinate amount of interest in matters that are not concerns of the U.S. or our democracy. So, I'll ask again. Why do care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Why do you care?oski003 said:dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.
Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.
Why are you asking me why I care?
Because it absolutely concerns the US. Did you know we have sent Ukraine nearly 100 billion dollars? Thanks for asking!
oski003 said:concordtom said:
He wants for the US or the western alliance to be found to blame.
What I really want it for it to be Russia's fault, they apologize, and then they withdraw from Ukraine altogether. Unfortunately, I live in the real world where it appears the US is using Ukraine as a pawn to weaken Russia.
concordtom said:
Let's take the economics out of it, though.
I'd like to hear your opinion on the geopolitical aspects of Russia invading and taking another country by military force, in Europe.
Because when the United States causes the largest man-made environmental disaster in history for geopolitical ends, they should be held accountable for it. But that's okay. Everyone who would hold Biden accountable for it at the ballot box already knows the U.S. did it and the ones who know who would hold him accountable, but would vote for him anyway are hypocrites, just like they're hypocrites about the failed proxy war in Ukraine that Russia won and the genocide in Gaza that was funded by U.S. weapons and foreign aid.dajo9 said:Why do you care?oski003 said:Russia blames the UK, US, and Ukraine. US has denied it, despite Biden saying he was going to shut it down before it blew up. Both Russia and the US have lied quite a bit. Germany has kept silent. It blew up a year and a half ago. Perhaps the truth will come out at some point.dajo9 said:Sounds like an internal matter for Russia and Germanyoski003 said:The investigation is to determine who blew up the pipeline.Unit2Sucks said:What is there to investigate? Russia is stronger than ever according to the handlers who provide information to very knowledgeable posters on BI. With all of Russia's new strength and success, they should be thankful for whoever did them the courtesy of blowing up NS. You know, with the butterfly effect and all that, Russia might not be the strongest and free-est nation in the world were it not for the benevolence of the saboteurs.cbbass1 said:
Who could POSSIBLY want to thwart an international investigation of the Nordstream sabotage??
You seem to be plugged into certain streams of Russian disinformation but you have to get the firehose directly if you really want to understand what's going on in the world.
