This was also referenced in Sorcha's report posted by MrFusion...
-NW

Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist

Russian virus software company Kaspersky: CIA behind Colonial pipeline attack

Well, it did not take a virus company to tell me that!!!

Surprise! This does not look like a conspiracy. It is a good reason to shut I-40 down

This is a lot bigger than it looks, it is about six feet long and is right next to one of the lower support footings.

And I'll add something - I am suspicious of that crack on the bridge. I think someone cut that. There's no rust coming off the crack which during it's development should have had rust drips coming off of it yet it's just a perfect cut. I don't know what saw they'd have used for that because the beam is about half as tall as a semi, but you know, with the mossad running around they'd find a way to get it done. That could have been done with a big band saw and under the conditions it would not have been cut straight, it would have looked pretty much like that. The beam is so big someone could have cut that from the inside also with a modified cutoff saw.

Come on now, does this look like a crack that's been developing since the 1960's, or does this look like a brand new cut??? And the ridiculous timeline to repair is suspicious also, if they wanted to they'd get a barge under that, control the water levels with the lock system to keep it all stable and fix that in a couple days. That metal is clearly not degraded, they'd get perfect welds.

It looks like a brand new cut on metal that was in perfect condition. This does not look like it developed over time, if this crack developed, where are the rust stains? ANSWER: The CIA assessed that the public was not buying the bullshit, settled on a 4 million payout to make it all plausible, and they at least still have both Mississippi cargo traffic and a key land traffic artery shut down.

SEE ALSO:
Cybersecurity tycoon Kaspersky claims CIA hackers could actually be behind US Colonial Pipeline attack blamed on Russian group
RT | May 14, 2021
https://on.rt.com/b85y