This is a story that's been going on for a couple of weeks and it's not leaving the headlines.

It's one of the biggest stories.

It has geopolitical implications.

It has implications for our food source, climate change, energy.

It touches all the subjects down.

We're going to break it down yet and it's still ongoing.

So, we're talking about the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.

And this, if we look at a map, this is a pipeline that connects Russia to Germany, Nord Stream

1, Nord Stream 2.

And this is the natural gas and hydrogen pipeline.

That supplies a lot, or I should say, supplied a lot of the hydrogen and energy to the European

Union, to Europe states, member states.

Well, on September 27th, 2022, the world was greeted to this.

And this was the explosion of the pipeline.

And we can see here from surveillance, military surveillance video, I believe that was from Denmark.

That was the explosion there.

And the media jumped all over this.

All of the sudden, New York Times was reporting this.

The Finnish-Japanese news portage pipelines and a mystery, who did it?

Was it Russia?

So, there are already pointing fingers at Russia.

A lot of people were at that time.

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