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Icono said:
Analysis?

You're kidding me, right?

You wouldn't read it unless it was in Sesame Street bites.

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That's cute :homer:

"I would further the conversation, but you wouldn't understand".

Go back to huffing your farts off the internet, cornholio :shaking:
 
Icono said:
Keep swallowing the toothpaste while telling yourself you're going to "win" this day in the mirror, champ.

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I don't have to "win". You're refusing to engage. Everyone is else is an idiot and you're brilliant and everyone should just take your word on that. You're making a clown of yourself.
 
[486] said:
nah, evernoob had interesting shit to say from time to time
icono is just an edgelord far too quick to parrot sources of confirmation bias
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Burn!

Whoa. You in on this dog pile?

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It appears you might think you're right.

But sadly, no.

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ExWrench said:
Pro tip: it appears you think you're trolling - the goal there is to elicit anger, not pity :lmao:
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I honestly hope he's trolling because the only other alternative is powerful dumb combined with deluded narcissism. That'd be a shitty way to stumble through life.
 
Bump. Germany has reportedly issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian man :laughing:

Poland received German request to arrest Nord Stream suspect but he's left country, prosecutors say​

BERLIN, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Poland received a European arrest warrant issued by Berlin in connection with the 2022 attack on Nord Stream pipelines, but the suspect, a Ukrainian man named as Volodymyr Z, has already left Poland, Polish prosecutors told Reuters.

He was able to leave as Germany had failed to include his name in a database of wanted persons, added the prosecutors.

The multi-billion dollar Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines transporting gas under the Baltic Sea were ruptured by a series of explosions in September 2022, seven months after Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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German investigators believe Volodymyr Z, a Ukrainian diver, was part of a team that planted the explosives, the SZ and Die Zeit newspapers reported alongside the ARD broadcaster, citing unnamed sources.

Polish National Public Prosecutor's Office spokeswoman Anna Adamiak said German authorities sent a European warrant to the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw in June for Volodymyr Z in connection with proceedings conducted against him in Germany.

"Ultimately, Volodymyr Z was not detained because at the beginning of July he left Polish territory, crossing the Polish-Ukrainian border," she wrote in an emailed statement in reply to Reuters questions.

"Free crossing of the Polish-Ukrainian border by the above-mentioned person was possible because German authorities ... did not include him in the database of wanted persons, which meant that the Polish Border Guard had no knowledge and no grounds to detain Volodymyr Z."

Polish law does not allow for publication of the full name of suspects in criminal investigations.

Germany said its relationship with Ukraine was not strained by the Nord Stream inquiry.

"The procedures have no bearing on what the Chancellor (Olaf Scholz) has described as the support of Ukraine's defense against Russia's illegal war of aggression, as long as necessary," the spokesperson added.

Ukraine's foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The German federal prosecutor's office declined to comment on the media reports.

A married couple, a man and a woman - also Ukrainian diving instructors - have also been identified in Germany's investigation into the sabotage but so far no arrest warrants have been issued for them, according to SZ, Zeit and ARD.

The woman told broadcaster Welt on Wednesday that neither she nor her husband were involved, and that she was in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, at the time of the pipeline attack.

The blasts wrecked three out of four Nord Stream pipelines, which had become a controversial symbol of German reliance on Russian gas in the wake of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Russia blamed the United States, Britain and Ukraine for the blasts, which largely cut Russian gas off from the lucrative European market. Those countries have denied involvement.

Germany, Denmark, and Sweden all opened investigations into the incident, and the Swedes found traces of explosives on several objects recovered from the explosion site, confirming the blasts were deliberate acts.

The Swedish and Danish investigations were closed this February without identifying any suspect.
 
Here4memes said:
:eek: Wow.

A lot of finger pointing going on at the moment. 5 nautical miles deep where it was filmed bubbling up. That would be kinda hard for anyone without a submarine to accomplish, which narrows it down a bit...
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Tldr the entire thread...was this ever corrected?

5 nautical miles is 30,000 feet. Deepest the Baltic Sea gets is about 1,500 feet.
 
1990GT50 said:
Hey- it was Ukraine!
Entire EU that got faked by energy prices..... "oh well... we will continue to support you!"
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They are just the little guys. How could we be mad at them for performing an act of terror on a multinational infrastructure project?

:rainbow: Vote BIDEN Harris 🫶
 
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