GAE Blew The Nordstream Pipelines Because Its Baltic Pipeline Just Came Online

The Doomsday Clock hit midnight yesterday, on Sept. 27. You heard it here first!

Nord Stream operator says three offshore gas pipelines damaged in one day

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27 September 2022

MOSCOW, Sept 27 (Reuters) – Three offshore lines of the Nord Stream gas pipeline system on the bed of the Baltic Sea sustained “unprecedented” damage in one day, Nord Stream AG, the operator of the network, said on Tuesday.

No way that wasn’t sabotage, by a major maritime power. It was either NATO/GAE or Russia, and Russia isn’t benefiting from the loss.

The bulletin was published after Sweden’s Maritime Authority issued a warning about two leaks in the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, shortly after a leak on the nearby Nord Stream 2 pipeline was discovered that prompted Denmark to restrict shipping in a five nautical mile radius. read more

Nord Stream AG said it was impossible to estimate when the gas network system’s working capability would be restored.

Early reports say, not until after winter.

“The destruction that occurred on the same day simultaneously on three strings of the offshore gas pipelines of the Nord Stream system is unprecedented. It is not yet possible to estimate the timing of the restoration of the gas transport infrastructure,” it said in comments to reporters.

Nord Stream 1, which consists of two parallel lines with nameplate capacity of 27.5 billion cubic metres per year each, started supplying gas directly from Russia to Germany in 2011.

Flows via the pipeline, which had been working at only 20% of its capacity since July, were halted at the end of August and were not relaunched following maintenance.

Russia blames faulty equipment at a key compressor station and Western sanctions over Ukraine for its idling. read more

Nord Stream 2, which runs almost in parallel to Nord Stream 1, was built in September 2021 but was never launched as Germany refused to certify it. The project was halted altogether just days before Moscow sent its troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24.

USA did it, of course. Here’s Biden saying so before the fact, h/t Mr. Filotto:

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But why did they do it now, you ask? Check the date on this:

Baltic Pipe: Norway-Poland gas pipeline opens in key move to cut dependency on Russia

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By Alasdair Sandford with Reuters, 27 September 2022

Leaders from Poland, Norway and Denmark have attended a ceremony to mark the opening of the new Baltic Pipe, a key stage in the drive to wean Poland and Europe off Russian gas.

No need to pore over maps and histories for this one, folks. The Nordstream gas pipelines were triple-sabotaged ON THE SAME DAY as the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the globalists’ Baltic gas pipeline.

The pipeline will transport natural gas from the Norwegian shelf via Denmark and through the Baltic Sea to Poland. It is the centrepiece of a Polish strategy to diversify away from Russia that began years before Moscow’s February invasion of Ukraine triggered a global energy crisis.

The flows from Norway along with supplies via liquefied gas terminals are central to Poland’s plan. The country was cut off from Russian gas supplies in April, allegedly for refusing to pay in roubles.

Those evil Russkies, no longer accepting dollars just because GAE tried to collapse their national economy! That ungrateful evil Putler!

“The era of Russian domination in the field of gas is coming to an end, the era that was marked by blackmail, threats and extortion,” Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said at the inauguration at Budno in western Poland.

Jewish heads of goyim European states never lie or project when they accuse others of blackmail, threats and extortion!

Exquisitely punchable smugface!

Norwegian Energy Minister Terje Aasland said it was “an important step on the important road to Europe’s independence from Russian energy”.

Some background and timing about the Baltic pipeline:

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The project started in 2001, when Danish oil and gas company DONG and Polish oil and gas company PGNiG signed an agreement on construction of the pipeline and Danish gas supply to Poland It was agreed to establish a pipeline consortium with two-thirds of the shares belonging to DONG and one-third to PGNiG with possible Statoil participation. However, shortly afterward the project was suspended, because of economic feasibility.

The project was revived in 2007… In August 2008, the Polish Government replaced PGNiG with the fully state-owned pipeline operator Gaz-System as the project partner.

On 18 May 2009, the European Commission launched a call for proposals for grants in the framework of the European Energy Programme for Recovery. It proposed to allocate about €150 million for implementation of Skanled and Baltic Pipe projects. The European Commission provided €3.2 million for technical design of the pipeline.[10][11] However, on 16 June 2009 Gaz-System suspended the implementation of the project due to the suspension of the Skanled project and a lack of natural gas demand in Poland.

It sounds like one of those on-again, off-again projects that’s too promising to drop yet not profitable enough to implement.

The project was reactivated by Poland in February 2010 after reviewing the project, to reduce its use of coal and eastern gas.

Again and again.

The current project was initiated in 2016 when a new feasibility study was conducted. The project was included in the first list of projects of common interest by the European Commission in 2013, and the binding list on 18 November 2015. On 24 November 2017, it was included for the third time.

On again, off again.

In 2018, public hearings took place in Denmark, Sweden, Germany and Poland. In July 2018, a €18.3 million subsidy was granted from the Connecting Europe Facility.

Another year, another money pit.

In April 2019, €214.9 million funding was granted to the project by the European Commission.

Whoa, Nelly! “Producers and nations kept picking it up and dropping it, then one year the European Union came along, dumped €200M on the project and wanted it done yesterday.”

Between 2018 and 2020, analytical, survey and design works were carried out in order to obtain the required permits for construction and operation of the Baltic offshore pipeline.

You can’t get a permit to build a house in California in less than two years. This was across multiple national and international jurisdictions?!

On 3 June 2021, the Danish Environmental and Food Appeals Board announced that it had repealed a land permit issued in 2019 for Baltic Pipe. According to the appeals board, a permit for the project given by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency did not sufficiently lay out the measures that would be taken to protect dormice, Nordic birch mice and bats during construction of the 210-kilometer (130-mile) pipeline across Denmark. The decision meant that Denmark’s environmental agency needed to carry out more studies.

Hello, eco-grifters! I’m only surprised that this kind of shakedown happened only once.

Actually… I -AM- surprised that it only happened once.

On 19 June 2021, the Danish Environmental Protection Agency informed that the Baltic Pipe Project can resume construction works in specific parts of the 210-kilometer route across Denmark.

A pipeline shutdown by the rabid environmentalists of Europe barely lasted 16 days?!  Did the EU cap-and-trade a few of ’em to encourage the others? That would explain the lack of additional attempts to grift.

When EU decided they wanted this pipeline, they wanted it so fast that their Climate Change goons weren’t even speedbumps.

Hey, wait a minute. At the exact time that global leaders were demanding their decarbonization agendas, they were ALSO building new international gas pipelines! They aren’t trying to eliminate carbon fuels. They’re trying to depress their value in order to monopolize the market.

In April 2022, the North Sea connection was made. Work still remained onshore.

Energinet plans to commission Baltic Pipe with partial capacity from 1 October 2022, by using parts of the existing gas transmission system in Denmark as temporary replacement for the parts that have been delayed. The entire project is expected to be operational at full annual capacity of up to 10 BCM by 1 January 2023.

Working that fast, they ran out of parts, although the Plandemic surely didn’t help.

Such hurried construction begs the question, why would GAE sabotage the Russian pipes before this hastily-built newcomer is even fully online? The odds of it working, when they didn’t even have the parts to build it right let alone spares, are low.

Because… the American election is in November, and the Biden Regime needs World War Three before they risk losing their grip on power.

That’s what the game is here. Eastern Europe no longer has the ability to buy gas from Russia, and the only working supply is now the GAE’s Baltic pipe. And GAE wants war against Putler at all costs, specifically the cost of Eastern Europe’s survival.

By destroying the Nordstream alternatives to its Baltic pipeline, GAE is making a death threat against all of Europe: fight Russia or starve this winter.

This threatpoint cannot be ignored. Europe WILL be going to war and before Spring 2023. Only their target remains uncertain. If they’re stupid, they’ll go to war against Russia hoping that both Putin AND Kagan will have mercy on them for doing so. If they’re smart, the European Union will be gutted before Christmas.

And if they’re genius, they’ll start downing certain private aircraft and sinking certain luxury yachts.

I know how a man would respond to such a death threat. I also know how a woman would respond, and Europe has many female leaders. Lastly, I also know this is Clown World and wouldn’t it be clownish if the Baltic pipeline broke, too? Diversity was their strength!