US Congressmen Seek Sanctions on Algeria, Threatening European Gas Supply

US Lawmakers Push to Sanction Algeria Over Gas and Arms

Algeria is now one of Europe's major gas suppliers trinc sanctions on Russia and the Nord Stream destruction. US congressmen have demanded sanctions against Algeria, citing its ties to Russia. This news has landed like a ticking time bomb in public debate: some argue that if trade sanctions are applied, Europe will be left literally in the dark. The underlying thesis is that such commercial sabotage by the US would effectively amount to a declaration of war against a sovereign power.

The Official Argument Doesn't Hold Up

The pretext given is that Algeria purchases Russian weapons. Critics note that Algeria has bought arms from the USSR and then Russia since gaining independence from France; if this were the criterion, sanctions should have arrived decades ago. The suspicion emerging is different: the US is in deep trouble and, according to this view, wants to sink Europe. France was the only nuclear power with independent judgment, but it long ago subordinated itself to US interests.

Two Pipelines Cut Simultaneously

The two main gas entry routes into Europe are cut at once. This attacks all basic pillars of subsistence: food, heating, water supply, jobs, health, freedoms, and rights. Moreover, they might even blame us for pollution. The narrative is ridiculous and exposes them: these are not conspiracy theories, but realities of conspiracy.

Germany's Role and Timing Calculations

Germans are probably not as backward as they seem. If they realize Americans want to destroy their entire industry—especially automotive and chemical, which remained competitive thanks to cheap Russian gas—it is because they are being blackmailed in ways we do not yet know. Even Merkel's phone was tapped. Germany's role in the Ukraine war is the most servile seen in decades in international geopolitics. All this began right after Merkel left office: Germans cannot try to elect a government that does not bow to the US for nearly three more years. The bad news for them is that Russia has also been active in the last eight years and already has infrastructure to sell resources to China.

Algeria, Segarro, and the Southern Flank

A potential Segarro-Algeria conflict is being prepared to eliminate this Russian partner. They will attempt the same with Belarus: Poles and Lithuanians have been accumulating troops on borders for weeks. China, meanwhile, is stockpiling ships for massive troop transport. If chaos erupts between Segarro and Algeria, Europe—with Spain on the front line—will face another migration wave like Libya's. That is the agenda: causing chaos and debacle to European nations to keep them in misery.

The Sahara Gesture and Energy Countdown

It was already warned that gifting the Sahara to Segarro did not serve Spanish interests at all. Macron says about Algeria what we say about the Sahara: everything for Segarro. Meanwhile, an Algerian pipeline heads toward Italy, and Gazprom has cut gas reaching Italy via Austria. The reading is that they are targeting Meloni: a tonalidad revolution or close to it, with Mario Draghi returning as prime minister. The full calculation, with gas flows broken down by corridor, presents a picture that matches no official version.

With these elements, it would be reasonable for Europeans to go all-in against those strangling us. There is no need to buy whole nations: just having the management team on payroll suffices. And meanwhile, in homes, start collecting matches, because there won't be enough gas even for lighters.