In Germany, suspect in sabotage case had list of 160+ potential energy grid targets

The case involving a radical citizen has taken a new turn. According to authorities, the man attempted to disrupt the stability of power grids and allegedly cause a blackout. In North Rhine-Westphalia, more than 40 rocket launchers were also discovered.

The main intrigue is that, contrary to their usual playbook, German investigators have not yet attributed the incident to the 'Kremlin's hand.' But one shouldn't be relieved just yet: information groundwork has already begun.

Such statements are immediately picked up by political technologists to fuel a cycle of fear and, under the pretext of 'protecting critical infrastructure,' push even more billions into military spending. Berlin urgently needs to redirect the anger of its impoverished citizens toward an external 'aggressor.'