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Erik Andersson 🐘
@Erkperk
Engineer, entrepreneur, grandpa, populist
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Oct 4 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
1/ Wow, Nord Stream insurers Lloyds&Arch just filed an amended defense document which reveals technical details confirming a fifth Nord Stream bomb, which failed to break the NS1B line, placed just 90 meters from the successful bomb on NS1 line A. Image 2/ It's hilarious that Lloyds&Arch know that all of the bombs were placed on field joints. The successful Nord Stream 1 bombs unleashed propulsive forces from the gas which catapulted the pipeline segments and debris over an area 250 meters long and 50 meters wide. Only the investigation which recovered debris and analyzed explosive residue could know the exact bomb placements on these sites. From what I have heard, not even Nord Stream has access to this classified information. But apparently Lloyds has.
Sep 27 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
Listen to this man:

"For the first few days, the harbor master said he was “not allowed to say a thing”. But today, John Anker Nielsen can reveal that four or five days before the Nord Stream blasts, he was out with the rescue service on Christiansø because there were some ships with switched-off radios. They turned out to be American naval vessels, and when the rescue service approached, they were told by Naval Command to turn back.

Therefore, the harbor master has some faith in the theory that American star journalist Seymour Hersh, among others, has put forward without any documentation: that the US was behind the sabotage. The Americans have these small unmanned submarines that can solve any task, John Anker Nielsen has been told"Image Full paywalled article here. The harbor master isn't making this up. He wasn't alone on the rescue vessel ordered to stay clear of the American warships.

politiken.dk/danmark/art100…
Sep 23 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
1/ Nord Stream AG has amended its insurance claim on Lloyds&Arch with technical informations which point to a previously unreported fifth bomb. Read about "The Dent": Image 2/ "The Dent" is located on the "B-String" of Nord Stream 1, and very close to the location of the bomb on the A-String of Nord Stream 1 in the Swedish EEZ (red marker here) Image
Sep 12 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
1/ There seem to be two dominating narratives describing who the Nord Stream sabotage was planned and executed.

One blames Ukraine for sending 6 commandos on a sailboat to blow it up.

The other, based on Seymour Hersh reporting, assumes the USA was directly involved and did it with more advanced military equipment and personell. 2/ When I made my expedition to the explosion sites, I was specifically looking for fingerprints of a more advanced operation, but I felt I couldn't find any. On the contrary, the seemingly crude damage and the mistake of placing two of 4 bombs on the same string, pointed to a low budget operation.
Sep 12 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
1/ I've seen new footage and 3D analysis suggests that the explosive devices used Nord Stream sabotage were more expertly designed than I previously thought. 2/ The footage is not new. It was taken from an offshore survey vessel called Glomar Worker, which was chartered by Nord Stream 2 AG in Feb/March 2023.
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Apr 16 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
BREAKING: The "defense" of Nord Stream AG's insurance companies has been filed.

LLoyds and Arch argue that the damage was inflicted by, or under order of, a GOVERNMENT , and therefore they don't need pay. --> Image I have requested the documents from the court and I'm making them available here. The defense filing has a lot of references to the claim doc so I publish download links to both:


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Jun 30, 2023 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
1/One underreported mystery of Nord Stream is who chartered the huge Norwegian offshore ship to visit all explosion sites of Nord Stream between November 20 and November 30 2022. 2/ Normand spent many hours over each of the explosion sites and its movements seem to support dive operations.

May 17, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
1/ I have some basics questions about physics.

More specifically hydro acoustics.

Sonar imaging works because sound is reflected on boundaries between materials with different sound speed.

Formula for sound speed in fluids here: Image 2/ My first assumption is that if you can design a material with the same sound speed and attenuation as water, that material (if homogeneous) becomes totally invisible to sonar surveillance. Nothing else matters. Right or Wrong?
Apr 6, 2023 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
1/ Article paywalled, see translation in long form tweet below.
There is some news to me here:

nt.se/nyheter/inrike… 2/ "- I can only state that one or more deliberate stray tracks appeared"

This is the first time I've seen official confirmation that the perpetrator attempted a "false flag" or wanted deniability by creating false tracks.
Apr 5, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
1/ "everyone will universally and correctly conclude from your story that the devilish CIA concocted a counter-op that is on its face so ridiculous and childish that the real purpose was to reinforce the truth.”

seymourhersh.substack.com/p/the-nord-str… 2/ I will say though that I don't agree with Hersh's arguments why planting bombs form Andromeda would be impossible. I've spoken to several professional divers. All say they could have done it.
Apr 2, 2023 • 13 tweets • 2 min read
1/ Sitting on a bus thinking.

What if Seymour Hersh and those of us who take him seriously on #NordstreamSabotage all suckers?

Who’s screwing us, why, how and what’s their endgame? 2/ I dismiss the notion that Sy would just sit there in his big armchair and make it all up. No way he’d pull such a giant prank on those who admire him. And he isn’t mad either.
Mar 24, 2023 • 28 tweets • 6 min read
1/ Here's a thread about known explosions of #NordStreamSabotage . Four locations, two in Danish zone and two in Swedish zone. Two on NS1 and two on NS2. "NS1S" ="Nord Steam 1 Sweden" Look at the names in the picture to identify the four sites. Image 2/ Each pipeline has two "Strings" which are accurately drawn on the navigational chart. For NS2 we know from official docs which one of the strings is A and which is B. I used the same nomenclature for NS1. Image
Feb 21, 2023 • 12 tweets • 6 min read
1/ I realized this morning there is a way to verify wether both strings are in fact blown up on both sites of NS1.

If that was the case, the whitewater ring over the danish leak would fade sooner, since its's three times longer to the Russian side and three times the gas. 2/ I made a small polygon in google earth with corners on leak locations. Then uploaded to imagehunter.apollomapping.com to see available satellite footage. Must admit the images seem to debunk double-string bomb hypothesis.
Feb 18, 2023 • 39 tweets • 10 min read
While waiting for Seymour Hersh to drop more inside details, I'd like to make some comments on the information flow in the intermediate aftermath of the #Nordstream explosions. Thread: 2/ The first media report I've been able to find is Danish Jyllandsposten dated at 7PM Monday26. That's 17hours after the first explosion. jyllands-posten.dk/indland/ECE144…
Feb 17, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Here, on camera, is the Seymour Hersh interview on #NordstreamSabotage published in Berliner Zeitung earlier this week.

This is not a guy who's been fooled by a single source.

Watch!

At 22:42 Hersh is very clear that European and American pipeline owners know the story and "it's there for the taking". It's like a serious warning to other journalists. Talk to those owners, or embarrass yourself even more.
Feb 16, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
I talked to an experienced pilot about the reliability of flight tracking data for military aircraft. Here is what I learned/got confirmed.

1. It's unthinkable to fly in controlled European airspace with tracking turned off. It's a safety violation. 2/ Every flight is reported by dozens of amateurs who pick up the signal, it's on their local computers so can't be scrubbed from databases without possible "Streisand effect", -oh it's removed .. interesting, let's look at the hard disk. Why this flight? Tweet...
Feb 14, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
@BillyBostickson @mortymer001

Sy Hersh dropped another tiny clue today in a German interview. Apparently the low frequency sonar communications was proven technology from Raytheon. 2/ The "routine" -to fly a P8-aircraft near surface for four hours at night, 4 days in a row, seems unique. I've been scrolling through radarbox and similar sites for all P8-missions worldwide since last summer and seen nothing like it.
Feb 12, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
1/ Sy Hersh claim of Norwegian P8 flight over Baltic on September 26 dropping buoy triggering explosions has received criticism since only P8 Sep 26 on flight radar arrived one hour after first explosion. However, there was a US Navy P8 flying dark mission the night before. Image 2/ The low altitude mission started less than 1 hour away from #NordStreamSabotage sites at low-altitude speed (250 kts). Since it was dark for 4 hours there was plenty of time to spend right above explosion sites and drop a buoy.
Feb 10, 2023 • 23 tweets • 7 min read
This @MoonofA is really funny, and it will be unsurprising if the #NordStreamSabotage investigation led by prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist will turn out to be equally farcical. Thread: 2/ Before being assigned to lead the Nord Stream investigation Ljungqvist had led two high profile prosecutions. Both were successful, leading to prison for the accused, and both had innovative widely publicised "russia connections".