Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline to Germany Loses Pressure Overnight from 300 to 7 Bars – Cause Unknown

Doctors are baffled.

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Last Edited by Psychedelic Mashed Potatoes on 10/04/2022 06:36 PM

innocents will die, elites will milk the crisis.

It was probably a clot or Sudden Pipeline Death Syndrome.

Anyone with young children and grandchildren should make sure they understand computers and coding. Thus is where the real war is.

They already said they need maintenance on it, quite directly. Within the last 2 weeks

Nordstream 2 was never activated, so no gas threw it anyway

Seems to be a technical issue such as "Pay us our fucking money, bitchez"

Nord Stream 2 WAS NEVER OPERATIONAL TO BEGIN WITH.

Everything is a psyop.

"Needs maintenance" === "Needs more money"

We need to wait and see if they turn it back on within the next 24 hours.

Remember when Russia cut off all coms in Ukraine including Musk Starlink also blacked out the power grid - twice.

This.

But let’s see what our GLP energy experts got to say.

It was operational...just not certified with the Special piece of paper from the German government.

4,410 psi? What kind of pump/compressor does this and how much hp does that take? Think 20 ot 30 inch line @ mega flow. But 4000psi idk about that.

How/where is best to start learning code - from scratch and move on levels?

I am interested.

There's free MIT courses on line but they are a bit too advanced for a fresh starter.

That's baffling!

"offshore gas pipeline"

the thing was blown up underwater = UK gov.

I said it would happen in yesterday's threads about the devaluation of the British pound.

It's for the benefit of selling BP natural gas and oil, and undermining Putin's prices.

Putin can't fund his wars without selling his oil products.

Wars cost a lot of money.

All the shit the US has been pulling in Ukraine for years and some in media wonder why Putin invaded and is pulling Europe's energy plug.

300 bars =
4351.132 pounds-force per square inch

How many other fucking pipeline do they have?

If I was Putin I would say " No more gas or oil until you repay the 100's of billions you stole from Russia that was in European banks for gas and oil payments!" The fooking nerve of Europe to steal that money and still expect Russia to keep delivering gas and oil.

Umm, he can sell sweet fuck all to europe bro, Russia has already setup other markets.

Sabotage. Qui bono? Zio'mercuh of course.

You would be able to spot a leak that big easily... LOL

So someone is playing a bad faith games.

Either Russia does not want to sell, or someone puncher it or there is a tap.

It may be an accident, but I have my doubts.

Lots of money to be made over the burning ruins of Europe's economy and future.

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“If Europe goes into recession, there’s obviously less demand for a wide range of products,” said Dean Baker, an economist and co-founder of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a liberal think tank. “We’re in such a perverse situation here it may actually be positive.”

U.S. options for helping Europe through its energy crunch may be limited. Already, the Biden administration has overseen a massive expansion in how much liquefied natural gas is shipped from U.S. frackers to Europe, with roughly 70 percent of U.S. export gas now going to Europe, according to administration assessments. The United States is already surpassing its goal of transporting an additional 15 billion cubic meters of natural gas to Europe this year. Since March, U.S. firms have delivered 30 billion cubic meters to Europe — more than twice the amount over the same period of time last year, administration officials said.

That's a good question, I started a couple years ago with Python, I read a free online book called Automate the Boring Stuff - it steps you through pretty good.

Then I started taking some python courses through Udemy. They have cheap video courses like $11 per course. I've been taking javascript courses now because I'd like to develop my own website with apps.

HTML markup is pretty easy, so is CSS that's just formatting. The behind the scenes stuff takes javascript or python with something like flask for website development.

I'd start out as a hobby, there's no guarantee at all you'll get work coding because we are in a complete war of technology. The Davos elite are trying to send all technical work to Asia, a lot of US engineering shops are just using Asian engineers because they work for 1/10th what western engineers work for.

But you can take advantage of that too, just learn enough coding to break out your project in pieces and use paki or indi engineers to code your black boxes.

It's a war, they want to make everyone dirt poor and allow no one outside their club to gain a technical advantage to raise their standard of living.