Eric Zuesse – By Now, it’s Conclusive that the US Government blew up the Nord Stream Pipelines and blamed Russia

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By Now, it’s Conclusive that the US Government blew up the Nord Stream Pipelines and blamed Russia

This is a succinct factual summary of the situation, as of 21 March 2024.

I have cleaned up the auto generated transcript because of its many successively repeated phrases and its many fillers such as “Uh”, which hindered readability.

00:00 GLENN DIESEN Welcome to today’s talk. My name is Glenn Diesen and I‘m joined by Alexander Mercouris and Dmitry Polyanskiy the First Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the United Nations.
00:14 We really wanted to talk to you [Dmitry] today about the recent developments of Nord Stream or lack
00:21 thereof, because for anyone unfamiliar with Nord Stream, I
00:26 guess the quick summary is [that the Nord Stream pipelines from Russia to Germany were] attacked [blown up, destroyed] in September of 2022. This
00:31 was the biggest industrial attack in Europe in its history, plus an environmental
00:38 disaster. The Americans [Biden] had very openly threatened to destroy it, as
00:43 well as [they had already] sanctioned it, and once it was blown up, we remember they did their victory lap
00:49 saying what a great opportunity it was. Radoslaw Sikorski [Poland’s current Foreign Minister] was tweeting [“Thank you, USA.”, which quickly disappeared, which is the way that the US Regime censors-out history so as to pump lies].
00:55 And yet I found fascinating then that the politicians and media suddenly began to argue that all evidences were pointing
01:02 towards Russia [as having blown them up], even though there was never put forward any evidence [for that], and [NATO’s chief] Stoltenberg even implied this could have
01:08 been an Article Five attack [meaning that it might justify WWIII against Russia], but this was before the Seymour Hersh article which blamed the US [Biden] for the
01:15 attack. And then, we saw the narrative shift. The United States began to argue that it was a pro Ukrainian group on a
01:21 sailboat who were behind this attack, and several NATO countries then began
01:27 these investigations which we want to ask about today. Russia [he co owner of the Nord Stream pipelines along with Germany] was excluded from participating in or providing evidence to the investigation. The Russians put
01:33 forward a resolution at the United Nations to establish an independent investigation. From what I understand the
01:38 Western countries all rejected [the Russian proposal for an independent investigation], and we had a Washington Post article quoting a
01:45 European official who said that we don’t ask too many questions because we will probably not like what we find if we
01:50 keep digging. So, for the rest of us, of course, we were asked to keep quiet, not to
01:56 engage in speculations, while the investigators were allowed to do their job. so yeah Mr Polyanskiy, what is the
02:02 current status of those investigations? DMITRY POLYANSKI Well, I think Glenn you made an excellent recap of what happened
02:10 before, and actually the
02:15 most recent developments were the decisions of Denmark and Sweden
02:22 to actually abandon their own investigation saying that they can’t proceed further because they
02:29 really don’t see any any prospects of finding someone who is responsible for this, so, it actually means that for
02:38 one year, exactly one year, they were just beating around the bush, and
02:44 my assessment is that they were just trying not to come to these awkward questions that you mentioned that would
02:50 imply very awkward answers, awkward for them who, for those who listen to
02:56 this, answers [the basic question]. So, we now have technically [a] German investigation which
03:02 is going on, and which is a bit weird frankly, because
03:09 the place of the of this sabotage is in Danish territorial waters,
03:16 so, in my understanding, the most important of these investigations should have been Danish one. Germany is an
03:24 affected country in the same way as Russia is an affected country [since they co own it], but actually it’s a big question what
03:31 kind of actions and conclusions Germany can make in the absence of investigations from Denmark and Sweden [the countries nearest to the crime] so
03:38 I don’t think it will be a surprise for everybody when Germany will come to more or less the same conclusions. If I
03:46 compare it to to criminal investigation, that would mean that after a
03:52 murder, after a year of investigation then, all of a sudden, the
03:58 investigators come to the conclusion that the person was murdered, and that’s actually the outcome of Danish and
04:05 Swedish investigations, so we wasted one year. It was not
04:11 by chance. I think that it was deliberately to conceal the proofs,
04:19 conceal the facts on the ground. Of course, now it’s it’s much more difficult to conduct investigation. (…)

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Investigative historian Eric Zuesse’s latest book, AMERICA’S EMPIRE OF EVIL, Hitler’s Posthumous Victory, and Why the Social Sciences Need to Change, is about how America took over the world after World War II in order to enslave it to US and allied billionaires. Their cartels extract the world’s wealth by control of not only their ‘News’ media but the social ‘Sciences’, duping the public.

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By Now, it’s Conclusive that the US Government blew up the Nord Stream Pipelines and blamed Russia

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