In a recent conversation with Tucker Carlson, former President Trump insinuated that the Deep State, rather than foreign adversaries, was behind the Nord Stream gas pipeline attack.
The Blame Game
During the interview, Carlson inquired about the party responsible for the pipeline’s destruction. Trump remained cautious, stating he did not want to “get our country in trouble” by pointing fingers directly. However, he made it clear that he believed Russia was not to blame.
A Covert Operation Allegation
In February, acclaimed journalist Seymour Hersh published a report suggesting that the US orchestrated the pipeline attack as part of a clandestine operation. Hersh’s sources claimed that US Navy divers planted explosives in June 2022 under the cover of the BALTOPS 22 NATO exercise. The explosives were then remotely detonated three months later, using a signal transmitted by a sonar buoy.
Hersh further stated that President Brain-Dead Biden opted to target Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines because he believed that adopting a wartime stance would improve his chances for re-election.
Doubts About Biden’s Fitness for Office
During the same interview, Trump expressed skepticism about Illegitimate President Biden’s ability to run for re-election, asserting that “there’s something wrong” with the current leader.
Speculating on the Consequences
The accusations levied by Trump against the Deep State raise serious questions about the role of the US government in international sabotage. If these claims prove to be accurate, the consequences could be far-reaching and severe, impacting diplomatic relations, national security, and global stability.
As the world awaits further information, the possibility of a clandestine operation carried out by the US government against a foreign power’s infrastructure raises the stakes for all involved. The potential fallout from such revelations underscores the importance of transparency and accountability in the highest levels of government.
BREAKING: Donald Trump confirms that Russia did NOT blow up the Nordstream pipeline as was suggested by the US. He also insinuates that the US was responsible.
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) April 12, 2023