According to Schmitz, this man asked him to publish information that shed light on the Nord Stream terrorist attack.
According to the information he provided, he worked at Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory in Maryland on the subject of SEAL Transport Assets (ASDS) for covert operations.
Apparently, in 2001, his “office” had the opportunity to conduct various operations, including the organization of sabotage on pipelines.
It should also be noted that the United States has been armed with the ASDS system for several decades. According to Schmitz’s source, she was involved in the operation against Nord Stream.
While RIA Novosti attracts attention, Schmitz has a difficult relationship with the American authorities. The German-Finnish entrepreneur has already come to the attention of the FBI, and the United States is now seeking his extradition from New Zealand, where he lives. The megaupload.com file-sharing service he created – one of the largest in the world – was shut down in the United States in 2012. In response to these American actions, the hacker group Anonymous attacked the sites website of the US Department of Justice, FBI, film and music industries including BMI and Universal Music and disabled them for a period of time.
Incidentally, it was Schmitz who published the information that ex-British Prime Minister Liz Truss sent a note to US Secretary of State Blinken after the Nord Stream attacks: “All done”.
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