Comments by "T WE" (@TWE_2000) on "Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines? | Quick Take | GZERO Media" video.

  1. Glad to see someone actually using their brain instead of just blaming the country that fits their narrative. It would also match their alleged recent modus operandi. Estonia was the only other country besides the US and the UK that fully believed Russia was going to invade because like the US and UK their intelligence apparatus had access to information from the highest levels in the Kremlin. Additionally there were some reports that not only was Ukraine conducting covert sabotage operations in Russia, but also an unnamed "european NATO ally" with backing from the CIA, using sites and human assets that had been in Russia for many years. Also Poland apparently went against the consensus early on in the war, covertly sending disassembled Soviet era jets to Ukraine that it claimed were just extra parts for repairs. Given that before Russia invaded only the Poles and the Baltics were seriously concerned about Russia, my guess is that one of those countries (probably Estonia or Poland) who has been taking the most aggressive approach by using black ops units they had already built up over the years to conduct sabotage in Russia, and to strike the pipeline. One question this does raise is, did the US have any knowledge about the planned nordstream operation before it happened if it was indeed done by one of those countries. Poland and the Baltics have generally always wanted to make sure the US supported or at least tacitly accepted their actions, and given that the US is allegedly supporting their covert operations in Russia; and that before the pipeline blew up US intelligence officials warned Germany about a possible attack on the pipeline, but didn't specify who would do it. On top of all of that, one day after the pipeline explosion, the Baltic pipeline from Norway to Poland began operations. Good for Poland or the Baltics for taking action to cut off Europe from the country that's threatening their existence, if it is in fact the case that they are responsible for it. I hope one day declassified information will come out and reveal how it happened and who made the decisions.
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  2. If it wasn't Russia my money is on Poland or the Baltics.
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  3. Also Ukraine isn't exactly in the position to conduct covert underwater operations in the Baltic Sea. So while nobody knows who did it, it does seem to be now leaning towards Poland or one of the Baltics states, who are already in NATO, see Russia as an existential threat, have access to the Baltic Sea, and completed the Baltic pipeline from Norway to Poland the day after the pipeline explosion. It does raise the question, did the US know or have any hints about it beforehand? Apparently US intelligence officials warned Germany about a possible attack on the pipeline weeks before it blew up, but didn't specify who would do it.
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  4.  @purcitron  true, which is why i think Russia is still a major suspect. However Poland doesn't really trust Germany to come to their defense if Russia attacks them, and since at that point Germany wasn't even thinking about allowing countries to send Leopard tanks to Ukraine, there would be less risk for Poland and more to gain. But I'm not saying it was Poland or the Baltics or Russia for a fact, I just think they are the most likely suspects
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