Jiang argues that the Nord Stream explosion shifted German blame from Putin to America, thereby helping create the conditions for the one alliance he thinks can defeat Anglo-American empire: Germany with Russia.
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Nord Stream
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...infrastructure between Russia and Europe. So essentially, the Americans taking over Nord Stream. This is when the energy will start flowing again, which is,..."
Key Notes
Jiang says NATO is more divided because Germany depends on cheap Russian gas, while Nord Stream's destruction and the U.S. trade war on China undermine Germany's manufacturing model.
He asserts that the Nord Stream pipeline was blown up by Americans, arguing that Washington had the clearest motive and benefited from the pipeline's destruction.
Jiang uses Trump's UN warning about German reliance on Russian energy and Biden's pre-blast threat toward Nord Stream as evidence that both administrations opposed the pipeline relationship.
He argues that the United States is extracting Europe economically by selling expensive LNG after the loss of cheap Russian energy and the destruction of Nord Stream.
Alexander says Gerhard Schroeder's testimony in the Mecklenburg Nord Stream investigation showed sanity and rationality in contrast to other participants, who by his account sounded hysterical and ridiculous.
Timestamped Evidence
"and also the north stream pipeline was blown up by the americans everyone knows this um it's not public it's not official but everyone..."
"or assessment here look look remember the scene in uh trump's first term at the united nations is that germany is too reliant on..."
"Yeah, so, if you just look at history, we know exactly what empires do in a period of decline. What they do is they..."
"The Nord Stream pipeline was blown up. We don't know who, but we can suspect it was the Americans. And that did a lot..."
"out in by the state of mecklenburg about nordstream pipelines and i haven't watched it but i've managed to get quite a lot of..."
"up, it's really caused the German economy, which was dependent on cheap Russian gas, it's caused the economy to crater. So the kind of..."
"And that is an alliance between Germany and Russia. And that's ultimately what Putin wants. And so by blowing up the North Stream pipeline,..."
"...it to China, okay? But the United States blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, okay? Blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, which basically delivered..."
"So basically, the German economy is about to collapse. And Germans are very angry about this. So the Ukraine war has been a tremendous..."
"...infrastructure between Russia and Europe. So essentially, the Americans taking over Nord Stream. This is when the energy will start flowing again, which is,..."
"...they did do a lot of things, like blow up the Nord Stream pipeline. They sanctioned Russian energy. They removed Russia from the SWIFT..."
"...the Europeans never to buy Russian energy anymore. Okay. So the Nord Stream pipeline was, was blown up. The Americans and the Europeans confiscated..."
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Jiang's through-line is that a declining empire does not retreat cleanly.
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Canadian Prepper keeps pulling Jiang from immediate war forecasting into theology, bureaucracy, civil unrest, Canadian overmanagement, disaster culture, and Taiwan.
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