In an interesting review of the September 26, 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, which approaches its second anniversary soon, RT author Henry Johnston (Moscow-based) notes there will be a delayed economic reckoning with suppression of the truth by NATO and the German government:
“Almost exactly a century ago, William Butler Yeats wondered ‘what discords will drive Europe to that artificial unity—only dry or drying sticks can be tied into a bundle—which is the decadence of every civilization?’ Far downstream from this, is the mental deindustrialization about which [Swedish analyst Malcom] Kyeyune speaks. And of course only in such a desiccated state would a nation or group of nations allow an act such as the Nord Stream sabotage to go almost unremarked upon.
“And yet the story may not be fully told. It is not uncommon for events to take on a more potent meaning long after their occurrence, and one senses that such a fate may await the Nord Stream sabotage, especially in light of what is shaping up to be a hard reckoning in the West in the coming years.
