Is NORD STREAM dangerous for Poland's natural enviroment?

lol! After all that happend are they are still fools who want to stand by the words they were saying about northstreem and German policy?

Fools there is your chance to amend your ways and repend. If not you are nothing but sumbacks.
It is clear now that it was a geopolitical project not economical one. That Germany are respissible for the issues in the energy market right after Russia. Rush to play a victim.

I could not agree more.

Germany was stupid and naive beyond belief!

There are elements of that.

The next thing to do is to blow the overland pipelines to prevent r*SSian gas reaching rogue export markets.

According to the latest findings of the German weekly "Der Spiegel" , divers who rented a 15-meter Bavaria C50 yacht from one of the ports on Rügen may have contributed to blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipelines in September 2022 .

"Der Spiegel" traced the route of Andromeda across the Baltic Sea. According to the newspaper's investigation, the yacht left its home port in Rostock on September 6, then called at the German island of Rügen, and then went to the Danish island of Christiansø, i.e. to the site of the explosion. It was supposed to be there on September 26 , when the explosion took place.

The weekly emphasizes that the Andromeda crew used forged Bulgarian passports, but the German investigation did not reveal what nationality the attackers might have been or whether any government was responsible for carrying out the attack.

The newspaper report, however, pointed to the testimony of the boatswain of the port of Rügen, who allegedly said that the group of people who had rented the yacht "were dressed like normal sailors". The manager also said there were several men and a woman who were carrying bags of groceries as they went on board and spoke a language that sounded " like Polish or Czech" to him.

Amasing!!! Poles in collusion with Czechs blew up the pipe!

@pawian
Ukrainian language sounds like Polish and Czech mix.

Yes, good analogy. Both Czech and Ukrainian, unlike Polish or Russian, lack the "h" sound in their language, therefore UkCz.."holub", not Pol. "golab", Uk/Cz.. "holodni" vs. Pol. "glodny" etc.

Sorry, I meant "lack the "G"-sound!!

I don't know about that...
When I was in a restaurant in Germany with Polish female friends we were mistaken for Italians by Germans who were sitting next to us even though we were talking in Polish... Germans don't seem to have a clue about languages o_O Those "sailors" probably might as well be speaking RuSSian or Inuit lol


Interesting... That story reminded me of those mysterious "Spanish" divers in Poland...

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