Finally admitting the obvious - that the CIA knew of the attack in advance - is a step towards normalizing it.

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Only a few will be tempted to celebrate: German magazine
Spiegel - once, a very long time ago, a proud flagship of critical investigate journalism but now an often cringe-inducing, radical-Centrist government and establishment mouthpiece -
has noticed the obvious fact that
Germany's American overlords were involved in the 2022 Nord Stream attack from the very beginning.Spiegel - to paraphrase the title of a
Soviet television classic starring the immortal Viacheslav Tikhonov - has now been authorized to announce: From the spring of 2022 (at the latest) Ukrainian saboteurs and CIA spies - already well-acquainted with each other
"for years" (How did
that happen, by the way? Never mind,
we know) - were meeting to develop the idea of launching the greatest single eco-terrorist attack in Europe's history. On an
"ally."You don't say, Hauptmann Obvious! Honestly, what's next from Hamburg's brightest?
"Gulf of Tonkin Incident - Did the US Lie?";
"Breaking: Gleiwitz Attack - a Nazi Black Op?";
"The Schlieffen Plan: Did it Fail?";
"Kaiser Wilhelm - Not so Bright after all?" Have all the cringo-meters really gone the way of Germany's notoriously dysfunctional railways? Is there no one left at
Spiegel with a basic sense of professional shame and elementary decency?
The same can by asked regarding German mainstream media as a whole. Markus Lanz, one of Germany's most styled and prominent - and soporifically anodyne, too - talk show hosts, has recently
"amused" us (yes, scare quotes) with speculations both asinine and callous: Was the ugly - English frog formerly known as Prince Andrew perhaps only trying to help when caught on candid Epstein Mossad camera
kneeling over a prone girl?
Frankly, the new
Spiegel line on Nord Stream is not much better. Its only advantage is that, at least, it is not de facto covering for a pedophile monster, just for Germany's US
"allies" and Berlin's spongers in Kiev, which devastated its vital infrastructure and crippled its economy by locking in excessive energy costs.
Comment: The US behaves like a customer who goes into a restaurant, orders the most expensive meal and after gorging itself, complains about the food while commanding the staff around and growling at the other guests in the restaurant. When presented with the bill it throws a $5 dollar note to the waiter while leaving the restaurant in a huff without paying the main bill while yelling loudly how ungrateful the restaurant was for the honor to have their visit.