Talk:Nord Stream/Sabotage
IMO, the "leaked RAND report" is an obvious forgery. It is using language and ways of formulating things that doesn't sound right to me compared to other RAND documents. No RAND document would be this brazen in assessing internal politics: "The continuing deterioration of the economic situation is highly likely to lead to a loss in the position of the Democratic Party in Congress and the Senate in the forthcoming elections to be held in November 2022. The impeachment of the President cannot be ruled out under these circumstances, which must be avoided at all costs."
And this is a too broad statement that sounds fishy: "The euro will inevitably, and most likely irreversibly, fall below the dollar. A sharp fall of euro will consequently cause its global sale. It will become a toxic currency, and all countries in the world will rapidly reduce its share in their forex reserves. This gap will be primarily filled with dollar and yaun."[sic]
I believe Europe and Germany are being shafted according to a carefully laid plan, but this document is not it.
Terje (talk) 23:33, 29 September 2022 (UTC)
- Yes, I agree, the first line that irritated me was: "Thanks to our precise actions, it has been possible to block ..." [1] Curious how many were taking it as potentially serious. Rand has issued a statement on the document.[2]
- -- Sunvalley (talk) 01:48, 1 October 2022 (UTC)
- This was even brought up on German RT at one point, this had some exposure in the German media realm.
- -- Sunvalley (talk) 01:57, 1 October 2022 (UTC)
The recent EU inquiry, judging by convenience and press coverage, is a limited hangout I think. To some extent the reporting by Hersh might be as well. I would sort at least the EU inquiry under the new heading "suspected limited hangout." Is that ok? -- Sunvalley (talk) 17:48, 15 June 2023 (UTC)
