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Why Germany Still Can't Admit the Truth About Nord Stream | Tarik Cyril Amar
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12:02Now PlayingWhy is Germany defending the very people who blew up its vital infrastructure?
In this segment from Cold War 2.0, historian Tarik Cyril Amar joins Kevork Almassian to break down the bizarre political reaction to the Nord Stream sabotage—what Tarik calls "national masochism." We explore how the German elites are covering up a massive crime against their own people, the role of NATO "allies" in the attack, and why the truth is being suppressed to take away Germany’s future policy options.
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