FarceOfWill @ FarceOfWill @infosec.pub

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He has literal examples of head count increasing due to this use of ai, he's not the idiot here.

Also not sure why firing at military vessels is worse than firing at civilians

Ah they're attacking civilians because their feelings on attacking civilians are so strong they'll do anything to stop it. Like attack civilians.

Literally any other course of action for their "protest" would be better. What they're doing is abhorrent, like Hamas, like Israel.

Ironically demonstrating why the EU needs to invest more in defences. Cyber and physical

You don't think there's a risk of NATO losing the us if trump wins?

NATO in the EU needs to be ready to step up

If you let them do this with no response every idiot nation with a coastline is going to think shooting civilian sailors is a good way to get shit done.

Allowing them to get away with it is escalatory for the world.

Why buy things when they have to drag them from one flat to another every six months cos of a rent increase or the landlord kicks them out

If its indistinguishable from random attacks to the victims and anyone else at sea the (internationally coordinated) response should be one appropriate to random attacks on sea vessels

The russian oil tanker?

It's not a blockade as they're no where near Israel. They don't have the ability to enforce a blockade of Israel, just to attack random ships

The action of attacking random ships in international waters?

This is piracy, and it puts huge numbers of civilian lives at direct risk and increases the chance someone else will also do it in future.

The entire international community has a duty to stop this by almost any means.

Their reasons for attacking civilian shipping in international waters could not be less important to the situation.

Smell

I agree with this but also I'm not sure if this isn't already a proxy war with iran-russia, and it also seems to benefit china too.

And even if netanyahu wasn't an arse, he's totally reliant on some awful people to stay in power, and out of prison, for however long he can manage both.

Pushing back publically against his actions now is equivalent to demanding regime change in Israel and while I think it would be a good thing I can see why geopolitically it's difficult for the US to do.

Congratulations on taking public transport far more than most car owners you must be very proud

Someone will have to be there still, but they can do more useful things than sit in a box staring at signals

I think you have to look at the money here. The most charitable view for substack is their payment provider doesn't ban Nazis, and their VC funders don't want them to ban Nazis, and so they don't really have a choice.

I think substack is well up for being a nazi bar based on what they've said so I'm happy to give them some blame but I won't be letting the other two off the hook either.

It seemed extremely suspicious to me at the time they required councils to do ltns or lose funding.

Even with all that has happened I still find it easier to believe different people in government had different goals, but I can't disagree it looks a lot like forcing councils to do something they can use to mobilise their base.

Oh dear did they realise they'd already signed up to 15 minute cities before using the term in the culture war?

Oh I see it's grown in their precious bodily fluids

And their logistics runs off trains so they have a giant problem when invading others, only same gauge can be used reliably and rail stations are a huge target