Comment by Schmerika
2 days ago
Does anyone believe this capability wasn't known before the tech was pushed out? Puhlease.
Why though? The BBC can't say this, but I can: Anyone with the slightest idea of what's been leaking from the Epstein files shouldn't be surprised to see the people in power trying to normalize creepy shit (yet again).
Don't expect much from EU regulators. The fear of pushing back against the US runs extremely deep; the only limit so far is when an EU country is directly threatened with annexation.
Edit: Aaaaand it's gone. Like 90+% of valid, important stories involving anything Musk on this platform for the last year. FFS. Here's the link: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clye99wg0y8o
Edit 2: Is there some new kind of removal where people can't even post comments on flagged stories? Tf is going on here.
From how bad US treats EU, it definitely felt like EU had a stockholm syndrome.
The Greenland Crisis Response from EU was surprisingly muscular tho. I hope that they can keep on moving in that trajectory and fix apart from the stockholm syndrome.
It's kind of understandable why EU might have such syndrome but America's the toxic drunk partner in the relationship abusing EU and EU kind of needs to step out or be more masculine and not be abused basically (in my opinion).
>The Greenland Crisis Response from EU was surprisingly muscular tho.
Wait, what was the muscular response?
AFAIK some countries sent a handful of soldiers to Greenland for a few days, then called them back, and a couple of pension funds from Sweden and Denmark threaten to sell the US bonds they hold, plus the threat of some extra tariffs from the EU which already has the short end of the stick from Ursula's last trade deal with Trump where she folded like a deck chair to his demands. Our current trade relationship with the US leaves us worse off than during the pre-Trump era, so I don't really see how we're on top here.
Did I miss anything that shifted power balance back to us in EU and I didn't hear about?