And so it begins! Like I said - grab your popcorn! In…
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And so it begins!
Like I said - grab your popcorn!
In response to the attempted attack at Leipzig Airport, the German government has imposed sanctions against Russia. Among other measures, the Russian Consulate General in Bonn will be closed, and the lease for the Russian House in Berlin will be terminated.
(The drone attack was staged—and sooooo ridiculous that even a complete idiot can tell—but they're actually going through with it.)
Like I said - grab your popcorn!
In response to the attempted attack at Leipzig Airport, the German government has imposed sanctions against Russia. Among other measures, the Russian Consulate General in Bonn will be closed, and the lease for the Russian House in Berlin will be terminated.
(The drone attack was staged—and sooooo ridiculous that even a complete idiot can tell—but they're actually going through with it.)
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theory is also that with the other attacks (umspannwerke köln & jänschwalde) it can be blamed on russia (which could be true in a way that russian intelligence definitly tries to incite unrest via leftist groups, using them) and thus we could enter a state of martial law which in turn would suspend elections. Just a theory among others and i, as an upstanding and government trusting citizen would never ever think of any of this as true.
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What would Russia gain from attacking a country as economically devastated as Germany? Nothing.
germany is not as economically devasted as it seems, industrial yes, monetary, no. And since we are NATO, EU, support the ukraine with weapon systems and money, yes we absolutely are a legitimate threat. Theres two things at hand right now which are important: 1. Russia does see the german government (not the german people) and its influence to the european union as a threat to the success of their war in ukraine and a threat to their economy (sanctions & trade limitations. 2. German government knows this and also uses that fact as a scapegoat (false flags) to further enforce more government control and by putting the opposition (which is leading in polls) in context of it.
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