lucasRW

I still chuckle when I see that enveloppe in the mail asking me to pay the TV license fee...

I didn't talk about the communist party. But yes you are right, the PC is dead in France.

Yeah, it's not communist, it's just "left-leaning", organized by L'Humanite, a communist newspaper (who calls itself so), known for amongst other things, for grieving the "great comrade Stalin"'s death on its front page dated 9th March 1953. :o)

And sure, belonging to a communist-leaning syndicate which publicly takes political stances (one being to say "dont vote for Sarkozy") has strictly no influence on how you deliver sentencing, nor does the famous incident "mur des cons" in 2013.

As I said, the system is very efficient against Sarkozy who no doubt deserved it.

It is unfortunately way less efficient at jailing or expelling multi-reoffenders, who have entered the country illegally, then broken the law multiple times, been in front of judges 30, 40, sometimes 100 times, been officially notified that they have to leave France ("OQTF"), yet, are still free to roam around until they're 101st crime ends up in the news and everyone asks "how come the non-politicized judges let them out 100 times before?"

No it's not. A majority of judges belong the the "Syndicat de la Magistrature", a communist-leaning organization (https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syndicat_de_la_magistrature) which even participates (despite the supposed "independance" it should abide by) to the Communist Party's annual conference ("Fete de l'Huma"). COMMUNIST, not "socialist". Furthermore, many organizations and known figures of the french magistrature have regularly explained how they view there job as having a political mission, particularly, "avoiding prison", etc, etc... rather than enforcing the law.

A bit of both, there's no doubt he's more than guilty.

But it is also clear that judges (who are notable left-leaning, if not far-left) are much more efficient at prosecuting right-wing figures (Fillon, for 0 reason this time).

This was announced in 2020 under Trump's administration.

Yes, the Phoenix fab plant was indeed kickstarted under Trump's first term.

I mean, like having to hire hundreds of lawyers and assessors to just MAYBE get a construction permit within 2 or 3 years, if you want to build a gigafactory. Or any factory for that matter.

Isn't it a self-fulfilling prophecy at that point ? I have been hearing so many "it's going to crash, sell" from all sorts of sources since mid-August...

People, at least in France, but another country if as well iirc, rejected the EU constitution in 2005. It is in place, though.

What, so JD Vance was right ?!

But up to now they didn't ?

This is not related to wealth. And I am not sure than the EU leaders are that "wealthy".

This has all to do with the authoritarian tendencies of Europeist movements/ideology.

"really all you need is basic admin knowledge of Entra ID"

> Yes, because any "basic user of Entra ID with basic knowledge of it" has found undocumented types of tokens, and stringed them with another Graph API vulnerability, to impersonate users...

Basic Entra ID users don't even know what an Entra ID token is exactly.

Lol yeah, the radar operators scrambled several fighter jets because they observed a paper bag floating, paper bags that went up and down 10,000 feets within seconds, and paper bags that the fighter jets couldn't follow to the end since the wind lift them up so quick. And then (tic-tac), paper bag that went in and out of water without loss of speed or splash. Thanks Sherlock.

Yes, their testimony under oath.

If several fighter jet pilots, plus several radar operators on the ship, are all confused the same way looking at the same events, that's rather frightening.

No, YOU can see that, but many cannot, including the radar operators in the first place, who scrambled fighter jets after they had already observed those objected doing crazy manoeuvres, like dropping 10,000 feet in 2 seconds and vice-versa.

Interesting video and anlysis to learn how a gimbal camera tracks and records objects, but that doesn't really address any of the points as to what those objects (since there were several, observed first by radar operators before fighter jets were dispatched) may have been.

If you have debunked the tic-tac footage or the Agaduilla one I am all ears.

Yeah... shots of water is as "counter-culture" as it gets...

The application of that law has nothing to do with online safety. Soviet-style politics are very good at taking a law ("we need to protect children from suicide websites") to turn it into something completely different ("... so we need to censor footage of protesters outside of the Britannia hotel").

1. Conservatives and Labour have an equally disastrous role in the current mess and have mostly overplayed their differences. 2. Particularly in the UK, the law is one thing. The application another. In practice, Keir Starmer, just yesterday, was claiming that there was no censorship in the UK, they were "just safeguarding children from suicide" (by censoring videos of protesters outside the Britannia hotel in Canary Wharf :o) )

Do you know of other western countries that send cops to your house because you posted memes on X ?

Saying that illegal migrants should be sent back home can literally land you at the police station. A hotel worker was arrested for testifying to what he saw in his hotels, ie. migrants being hosted, given a phone, meals, and NHS visit once every two weeks.

It baffles me that some people vote for socialists and are then surprised to have soviet-style laws.

Or maybe they just want to access X content which is now censored from the UK, like migrants put in hotels ?

You didn't get the point.

The alleged "Russian login attempts" were blocked by CAPs.

Russian state-sponsored actors have showned in the past that they use residential relay boxes to get around that.

If you read between the lines of the whistleblower claims, a lot of stuff doesn't add up. I especially like the conclusion that a deathnote was left on his door BEFORE he blew the whistle, and that a drone was hovering over his house.

Yeah, like the APT that compromised O365 accounts from US gov entities a year or so ago, using residential proxies to go around Conditional Access Policies..., is now logging in straight from the Kremlin. :D

Wait, all you have to support the extraordinary claim that "Trump is a KGB agent" is that... Russian bots with 50 followers retweeted some pro-Trump posts ? Seriously ? That's ALL that the anti-Trump administration could find after years of trying to nail him ?