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Nord Stream Pipeline Explosion
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Some interesting public dialogue from the Chairman of EU-USA delegation and current member of European Parliament on the matter...
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Yes the explosion of the pipeline is news speculating on who it did it is not news it's a single person's opinion. If you notice the way the moderator worded his interjection about who is responsible and the way the person being interviewed responded. She distance herself from the moderator because although she was against the war, she was not pointing fingers at anyone. Thus the whole article was not news.
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Yes, and the United States did it.
Proving once again that, yes Veronica, we are the bad guys.
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Relevent reading...
On Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken contended that an attack on Nord Stream represented a ''significant opportunity'' for Western Europe to abandon Russia's gas market in favor of alternative energy infrastructure, referencing US LNG, and to ''accelerate the transition to renewables and to make sure that we’re addressing the climate challenge that we face.''
Anyway. Here's some of that transcript...
SECRETARY BLINKEN: Iain, thanks very much. On the question on energy security and Nord Stream in particular, a few things. The leaks are under investigation....
...Long term, we’re supporting efforts to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, including LNG, over the long term, including through a task force that we established with the European Union some months ago on energy security that’s working very actively, looking at ways both to reduce demand, to pursue renewables, to make the transition. And then we’re working with global partners to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and accelerate the transition to renewables beyond Europe.
It’s a long way of saying that there are clear challenges in the months ahead that we’re addressing, but there is also a very significant opportunity to do two things. One, to finally end the dependence of Europe on Russian energy and thus the position that Europe is in of being on the receiving end of the weaponization of energy by Russia, and also to accelerate the transition to renewables and to make sure that we’re addressing the climate challenge that we face.
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On Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken contended that an attack on Nord Stream represented a ''significant opportunity'' for Western Europe to abandon Russia's gas market in favor of alternative energy infrastructure, referencing US LNG, and to ''accelerate the transition to renewables and to make sure that we’re addressing the climate challenge that we face.''
Anyway. Here's some of that transcript...
SECRETARY BLINKEN: Iain, thanks very much. On the question on energy security and Nord Stream in particular, a few things. The leaks are under investigation....
...Long term, we’re supporting efforts to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, including LNG, over the long term, including through a task force that we established with the European Union some months ago on energy security that’s working very actively, looking at ways both to reduce demand, to pursue renewables, to make the transition. And then we’re working with global partners to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and accelerate the transition to renewables beyond Europe.
It’s a long way of saying that there are clear challenges in the months ahead that we’re addressing, but there is also a very significant opportunity to do two things. One, to finally end the dependence of Europe on Russian energy and thus the position that Europe is in of being on the receiving end of the weaponization of energy by Russia, and also to accelerate the transition to renewables and to make sure that we’re addressing the climate challenge that we face.
Secretary Antony J. Blinken and Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar at a Joint Press Availability - United States Department of State
SECRETARY BLINKEN: Well, good morning, everyone. Mr. Minister, my friend, welcome back to Washington. It is always a pleasure to meet Minister Jaishankar, whether it’s here, in New York, in Delhi, Melbourne, Bali, or anywhere else. And I think our own conversations – deep, extended...
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Good article, good information, no sensational speculation. Just wish I had time to read it all, maybe later. Thanks again.Relevent reading...
On Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken contended that an attack on Nord Stream represented a ''significant opportunity'' for Western Europe to abandon Russia's gas market in favor of alternative energy infrastructure, referencing US LNG, and to ''accelerate the transition to renewables and to make sure that we’re addressing the climate challenge that we face.''
Anyway. Here's some of that transcript...
SECRETARY BLINKEN: Iain, thanks very much. On the question on energy security and Nord Stream in particular, a few things. The leaks are under investigation....
...Long term, we’re supporting efforts to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, including LNG, over the long term, including through a task force that we established with the European Union some months ago on energy security that’s working very actively, looking at ways both to reduce demand, to pursue renewables, to make the transition. And then we’re working with global partners to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and accelerate the transition to renewables beyond Europe.
It’s a long way of saying that there are clear challenges in the months ahead that we’re addressing, but there is also a very significant opportunity to do two things. One, to finally end the dependence of Europe on Russian energy and thus the position that Europe is in of being on the receiving end of the weaponization of energy by Russia, and also to accelerate the transition to renewables and to make sure that we’re addressing the climate challenge that we face.
Secretary Antony J. Blinken and Indian External Affairs Minister Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar at a Joint Press Availability - United States Department of State
SECRETARY BLINKEN: Well, good morning, everyone. Mr. Minister, my friend, welcome back to Washington. It is always a pleasure to meet Minister Jaishankar, whether it’s here, in New York, in Delhi, Melbourne, Bali, or anywhere else. And I think our own conversations – deep, extended...
You are really letting your imagination get away with you.
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Please get help
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The Nordstream 2 pipeline allows Russia to send gas to Western Europe without paying transit fees to Ukraine and Poland. Russia just completed it in the teeth of massive opposition from Ukraine, Poland and USA.
Now they are trying to convince you it was Russia who blew it up. I am sure they will succeed in this, the Western population has reached this level of idiocy.
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Yes, he’s a stupid shit isn’t he?
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I'll BET he wasn't supposed to say that.
FLASHBACK: Biden 'Promised' There 'Will Be No Longer a Nord Stream 2' if Russia Invades Ukraine
Joe Biden's 'promise' that 'there will be no longer a Nord Stream 2' pipeline if Russia invades Ukraine is attracting new attention in the wake of the suspected sabotage of
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Here on my tv for the American media, i only have CNN for information coming from the US.
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