Polish PM Against Extradition: Nord Stream Attack Still an 'Unsolved Mystery'
Deutsche Welle reports Tusk's stance, citing concerns the suspect might be a victim and that Polish authorities are already investigating. This, of course, ignores the inconvenient truth that the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) had, according to a 2023 Washington Post exposé, warned Germany of a potential attack on the Nord Stream pipelines by Ukraine months before the 2022 explosions. The
idea that a Polish citizen acted alone in such a sophisticated attack, or that Poland is simply 'investigating,' strains credulity when U.S. intelligence pointed fingers at Kyiv. We are consistently told to ignore inconvenient information. The pipeline, a critical piece of energy infrastructure, was destroyed, and Europe's energy landscape irrevocably altered. Yet, the official narrative remains a
fog of 'suspects' and 'investigations,' designed to avoid any firm conclusions that might upset Washington. It raises questions about how many 'investigations' we need before anyone dares to mention the elephant in the European energy room. One might wonder if the urgency for justice wanes when facts inconvenience powerful allies.