lucasRW

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by lucasRW 22d ago
And no flights to Europe !! Since then, both Ryanair and Easyjet have OPENED new flights.between the UK and mainland Europe...
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by lucasRW 23d ago
The thing with the EU is that, worryingly, the less it works, the bigger it becomes (new memberstates, soon, Albania...) and the more power it takes on. This continent is heading for a catastrophic outcome and one must be blind to not see i
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by lucasRW 23d ago
And don't forget to fill in all the administrative paperwork on how your business addresses climate change; LGBTQIA+ issues; men/women parity; etc !
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by lucasRW 23d ago
Well, maybe if anything coming from the EU is "good idea, bad execution", the solution should be to get rid of this bureaucracy altogether then.
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by lucasRW 23d ago
This sort of BS - which is why the UK left the EU by the way, happens on EVERYTHING. By nature, the EU is an extra layer of bureaucracy which can only exist by: 1.hiring 2. producing regulations to justify its existence. I have quietly seen
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by lucasRW 2mo ago
Highly debatable. Threat-hunting at that level can easily use VPNs to make attributions, especially if those same VPN exit points happen to be correlated to other stuff that was attributed. And when you are Microsoft or Google (Jia Tan had
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by lucasRW 2mo ago
I know.
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by lucasRW 2mo ago
Other fun fact: Microsoft and Mandiant have never had any problem doxing Russian APTs when they caught them.
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by lucasRW 2mo ago
It's only going to recycle old news. The missing piece is attribution. Had it been the usuals (DPRK, Russia, China), the attribution would have been made publicly. The fact that is has not points as a friendly - especially when Microso
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by lucasRW 3mo ago
Does Europe have a duty to provide free food and free home to half the planet ? Can you also please give us your address, so that any person in need can go to your living room to settle down for a bit ?
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by lucasRW 3mo ago
Hmmm... the only people that have "federally weakened" the EU are those that made that continent much poorer and less powerful than it was 20, 30 years ago. So you are correct partially: the US, throughout the second half of the s
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by lucasRW 3mo ago
Musk, Vance and Rubio are cheering for Europe to wakeup. Quite the opposite of what you say.
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by lucasRW 3mo ago
It's fascinating to see to what lengths people will go to maintain their denial. As someone who has been in and out, the poverty increase in Western Europe is astonishing. Whatever metrics I will show you, will meet something like &quo
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by lucasRW 3mo ago
True of course, this is ONE indicator, but a key one, and what matters is not so much that the metric now matches Mississippi. It is that it used to match the wealthiest states in the US, and now it matches the poorest. The metrics are simi
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by lucasRW 4mo ago
Interesting, especially as i've seen first-hand how my wife was unable to recover her Instagram account, after countless forms, verification codes, verification emails, etc, etc, etc, to the point that she just gave up on recovering he
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
I am a simple man: this regime has threatened my family, shot at some of them; it has killed soldiers from my country some time ago (during terrorists attacks in Lebanon); arrested my wife for a loose hijab, before taking her into a van and
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
This has nothing comparable with "other revolutions" in the middle east, it's quite the opposite in fact: a non-islamist population held under the tyranny of islamist leaders.
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
There are similar scenes in all Iranian cities. Literally the first morning video we could see Saturday morning before the internet shutdown, were ladies on their balcony jumping of joy that they had struck Khamenei's neighbourhood.
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
Hopefully they finish the job this time and rid us of this horrible islamist regime, to make Iran great again !
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
World War 1 and 2 were both the result of actual military actions, alliances, invasions, etc. If you want to censor the internet, claiming it is "to protect the children" is still a much better bet than claiming that it is because
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
You are free to not listen to Joe Rogan and not look at X if reading/seeing people saying that "a woman cannot have a penis" is unbearable to you. But why always the need, on the left, to ban everyone else from doing it becau
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
I dont need Thierry Breton or Van Der Leyen to tell me which podcasts I am allowed to listened to, but thanks for the well-intentionned thoughts for my safety anyway.
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
It does. That's why GrapheneOS left France; Signal is considering doing so to if ChatControl passes. Von Der Leyen and Breton clearly mentioned the possibility of banning X. And there are many other "signals". But yeah we get
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
That's what Iran, China, and Russia are saying too, right ? :o)
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by lucasRW 7mo ago
"The truth gets through." Yeah I agree, we shouldn't be too concerned about Iran, Russia, or China, censoring the internet, the truth gets through.
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Trump to order declassification of UFO/UAP related files(twitter.com)
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by lucasRW 8mo ago
By that standards, an EU army would have gone to war in Irak in 2003, dragging french soldiers and the french aircraft carrier despite them being right from the very start.
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by lucasRW 8mo ago
Yeah of course, Europe has already been destroyed by the EU bureaucracy, but lets give them even more powers to implement their dumb ideas even faster, such as... "oh, how about we stopped producing cars by 2030?", or again... &qu
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by lucasRW 8mo ago
Also by being a net recipient of billions of EU subsidiarias every year.
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by lucasRW 8mo ago
No. "Stronger together" is a hoax, and is only true if all participants are in agreement, otherwise you are "weaker together". 20 years of failed projects (apart from the law saying that bottles should have their cap att

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