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paleotn

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26. Reminds me of the "Call before you dig" adverts in the yellow pages back in the day.

Sun Jan 19, 2025, 02:44 PM

Jan 2025

Yet contractors still routinely dig up and snap communications cables due to ignorance and ineptitude. Not uncommon for undersea cables either. Poor seamanship, fishing trawlers, this list goes on. These were suspicious, but if there's no direct evidence, there's no direct evidence. Guess time might tell.

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Accidents, not Russian sabotage, behind undersea cable damage, officials say [View all] reACTIONary Jan 2025 OP

I don't believe it, it was the russians Shellback Squid Jan 2025 #1

Absolutely. And WaPo is a shitty news source. Dave Bowman Jan 2025 #3

First, They are reporting on .... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #6

Wapo is a shitty news source, period. Dave Bowman Jan 2025 #11

Okey Dokey .... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #13

they have the satellite tracking of one of the ships that cut the electrical line going to Finland lapfog_1 Jan 2025 #45

Backtracking is certainly a suspicious maneuver.... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #46

And you know this how? paleotn Jan 2025 #23

No chance it was an accident. That ship dragged its anchor for miles and miles. Calista241 Jan 2025 #2

That, along with several other facts and assessments... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #7

Cover story PJMcK Jan 2025 #4

Why would "the governments" want .... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #9

Consider this PJMcK Jan 2025 #14

Thanks for your reply! In my own opinion.... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #20

Yeah, right dalton99a Jan 2025 #5

That sounds like a bigger pile of crap than a tRump diaper load. CentralMass Jan 2025 #8

See #29 for article links which would refute this bs SheltieLover Jan 2025 #32

Why would cables be laid where "maritime accidents" could occur? BadgerKid Jan 2025 #10

If they cross the entirety of a body of water used for maritime trade, Igel Jan 2025 #16

Because there isn't any other place... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #18

??? paleotn Jan 2025 #24

I have a hard time believing that RazorbackExpat Jan 2025 #12

Finland and others are not buying this............ riversedge Jan 2025 #15

Thanks! It seems from this excerpt.... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #19

Precisely! And would not explain NATO prepping SheltieLover Jan 2025 #29

Yep, sure is Marthe48 Jan 2025 #17

Bull. No names making these assertions. No attribution. It's all "sources." n/t dobleremolque Jan 2025 #21

Yow! You mean that WaPo.... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #22

No disrespect for your opinion Gymbo Jan 2025 #25

Bad seamanship is more common than you think. paleotn Jan 2025 #28

Yet, you automatically believe unattributed sources who agree with your views on things. paleotn Jan 2025 #30

Reminds me of the "Call before you dig" adverts in the yellow pages back in the day. paleotn Jan 2025 #26

I'm no sea-captain, The Unmitigated Gall Jan 2025 #27

Did we raise anchor? Yeah, yeah, it's raised......................oh shit! paleotn Jan 2025 #31

Lets not overlook who owns WAPO & where his loyalties lie SheltieLover Jan 2025 #33

Cutting Undersea Cables is No Accident But is Inexpensive Hybrid Warfare C0RI0LANUS Jan 2025 #34

See #29 above for links to posts on articles seeming to refute WAPOs bs SheltieLover Jan 2025 #35

Hi SheltieLover. Concur. C0RI0LANUS Jan 2025 #36

Absolutely! SheltieLover Jan 2025 #37

Thanks! SheltieLover Jan 2025 #43

Thanks for those links... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #41

It is unclear to me why you are so defensive of the WAPO SheltieLover Jan 2025 #42

I am a defender of all good, solid enterprise reporting.... reACTIONary Jan 2025 #44

Last year off the coast of California, an oil line sprung Buddyzbuddy Jan 2025 #38

Thanks! It would be interesting to compare to these incidents. reACTIONary Jan 2025 #40

Bullshit orangecrush Jan 2025 #39