Quote (Black XistenZ @ Sep 28 2022 08:39pm)
While the bolded is true, it also applies to Russia. Their invasions of Finland in 1939, Czechoslovakia in 1968 and Chechnia in 1999 all hapened under the pretext of false flag attacks. The latter facilitated Putin's rise to power.
Scholz is quiet on everything, all the damn time. He's a pathetic weakling, a non-entity. Let's ponder from the opposite angle: what would the German government gain from being one of the early movers in the blame game? Nothing, absolutely nothing. Imho, their silence doesn't tell us much of anything, one way or the other. The only thing we can deduce with certainty from their silence is that they don't have hard proof for Russian responsibility.
true, but didnt the chechnya scumbags attack dagestan first? and then it was decided that some "extra motivation" would be nice? (iirc fsb agents even got caught with the bombs but released lol)
anyway, none of the stuff on both sides included blowing up your own multi billion resource asset and bargaining chip
the current silence is disgusting weakness, these cucks in berlin let anything happen to them
aside from the blame game massive action would be required, send our own navy, experts, make a public announcement that "we will do everything in our power...."
they are so weak that they cant even do this standard stuff
i mean technically we are almost at war with russia by supplying and training enemy troops
if this sabotage was really done by russia we almost there at full escalation imo
withholding resources is one thing, okay cool, but blowing up critical supply infrastructure is an act of war, i think we can all agree on that