voxun

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  1. The biggest problem I have with ladyboys is that they could potentially fuck me and I would like to avoid that.
  2. Well, the deal has been postponed again. I think the EU will evolve into a 2 speed solution with the Benelux and perhaps a few other countries making the jump first. I don't really see any other option.
  3. All they have to do is loosen the co² rules for EU farmers and this will easily get accepted but I think they are still stuck in to much ideology. The EU farmers think it's unfair they are submitted to strict cowshit rules while the South-American farmers aren't.
  4. It remains to be seen. Europe has so many different countries that it's hard to get them all pointed in the same direction. Imagine a hypothetical US where each state is patriotic to their own state and not to the USA. Even though the EU is acting like a trading block, there are still a lot of internal differences which probably would trump any trade deal if we got rid of them. Perhaps it will happen now. If it doesn't happen now not sure if it will ever happen. Perhaps a smaller core of countries that will integrate completely first. Our Belgian PM talked about this. Since Belgium, Netherlands and Luxemburg are pioneering members of the EU (out of necessity since we are so small) we can and are allowed to move at a different speed. So it's possible that full integration will start here first and if that goes well others will follow. Like they did in the past. The cultural differences between those 3 countries are not that big which makes things easier. An EU without it's own internal barriers could be a real powerhouse.
  5. Yes there is a deal, there has been a deal since the fifties, that basically allows the US to do almost anything they want. This just feels like Trump saving face. Let's be honest, if you already got almost all the rights you could possibly want, all you have to do is ask then this whole thing just wasn't worth it.
  6. From what I understand it would be a tarif on tech services. For example any streaming service subscription, Microsoft subscriptions, etc...
  7. In my view it can't be the resources as they are very hard to get to and Amarican companies are free to mine there. Why would it make a difference if it's US land or not? So it's either 1. Trumps narcissism but I find it hard to believe that nobody would stop him as the cost would be too high. 2. His advisors want Europe to pull it's weight around the island a bit like the nato spending increase. 3. They want to divide the EU and boost right wing parties across the EU. 4. They want the island for the "Golden Dome" since they need space to build that. 5. I guess anything is possible
  8. The whole thing is a little insane since the US goverment could get almost anything they want if they asked for it, except ownership. But here we are:
  9. It’s always amusing when people talk about Europe as if it were a single country. There is no such thing as one European liberal democracy. The European Union is neither a country nor a democracy; it is a bureaucratic structure made up of 27 member states, each with its own version of democratic rule. Europe should also be expected to repay all the money it received from the United States you say—with interest. Good luck 😂. Most EU countries are already buried in debt, no better off than the U.S. itself. But if Trump asks his money back we have a plan. We will send one of our idiot politicians to the oval office to call him "daddy" and we will be on his good side again.
  10. Eat chips become a carbutarian.
  11. I tried it, and it told me I'm an AI, not a microscope.
  12. Here is some pretty cool coverage from Mahyar Tousi who was raised in Iran and his dad is still in Tehran being held by the IRGC. He doesn't seem to be opposed to regime change.
  13. A lot of videos are starting to pop up of Iranians shouting Death to the Dictator' and 'Death to Khamenei'. I'm not a Isreal fan but their military strength is super impressive. I live in Belgium and Isreals landmass is smaller then Belgiums they have less people around 9 million. Now if you go to https://thetruesize.com/ You can put the map of Isreal inside Irand and see how large Iran is compared to Isreal. It's 75 times smaller. Yet they seemed to have in a very short time weaken Iran so much it will have a hard time defending itself in the air at least. It's clear that the Iranian regime has been infiltrated heavily by mossad agents. Let's hope the Iranian people are better of after this. Of course if a power vacuum happens there is a good chance it will be filled by another strong man.
  14. Isreal has had nuclear weapons for a long time and they never used it.