Alexandre Fedorovski
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It seems that the differences in the foreign policy courses of the US and Germany - the country with the strongest economy in Europe - continue to deepen.
It is known that the United States is trying to isolate Russia, for which the gas and oil industries are budget-forming, and to prevent the construction of the second stage of the Northern Stream, forcing Europe to buy American liquefied gas, which will be at least twice as expensive as the Russian one.
A day after the publication by the US Treasury a sanctions list against the Russian government, financiers and industrialists, the German company Nord Stream 2 AG announced the permission to lay the pipeline in German territorial waters.
The Nord Stream 2 project company is 100% owned by Russian Gazprom, but supported financially by five European energy companies: Austria’s OMV, France’s Engie, Germany’s Uniper and Wintershall, and Anglo-Dutch Shell.
The whole situation around the Nord Stream 2 has already caused a strong dispute between these 5 countries and the pro-American cryptoneozionist European Commission, watchdog of the EU treaties, which is throwing everything it has at Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline across the Baltic Sea to Germany. The lawyers of the five countries sent a protest to the European Commission several weeks ago against its attempts to block the construction.
This fact gives hope that international cryptoneozionism is not a monolithic structure in which internal contradictions exist and sometimes sharply exacerbate, allowing to neutralize the harmful impact of this phenomenon on the international economy and politics. Or its impact on individual countries is not dominant...
It is known that the United States is trying to isolate Russia, for which the gas and oil industries are budget-forming, and to prevent the construction of the second stage of the Northern Stream, forcing Europe to buy American liquefied gas, which will be at least twice as expensive as the Russian one.
A day after the publication by the US Treasury a sanctions list against the Russian government, financiers and industrialists, the German company Nord Stream 2 AG announced the permission to lay the pipeline in German territorial waters.
The Nord Stream 2 project company is 100% owned by Russian Gazprom, but supported financially by five European energy companies: Austria’s OMV, France’s Engie, Germany’s Uniper and Wintershall, and Anglo-Dutch Shell.
The whole situation around the Nord Stream 2 has already caused a strong dispute between these 5 countries and the pro-American cryptoneozionist European Commission, watchdog of the EU treaties, which is throwing everything it has at Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline across the Baltic Sea to Germany. The lawyers of the five countries sent a protest to the European Commission several weeks ago against its attempts to block the construction.
This fact gives hope that international cryptoneozionism is not a monolithic structure in which internal contradictions exist and sometimes sharply exacerbate, allowing to neutralize the harmful impact of this phenomenon on the international economy and politics. Or its impact on individual countries is not dominant...
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