Whilst this particular article is new, the story has been out now from other sources for a while. And it looks like the US has shot itself in the foot here, because that's been cited as at least part of the motivation for the EU looking to become independent in banking and technology from the US.
Well, good. It should have happened a long time ago; better still the situation should never have been allowed to arise.
Shame about all the tracking cookies on that site, and turning them off involves going down a very long list. That's not compliant with European cookie laws as I understand it - opting out is supposed to be a simple "I don't want cookies". (And their "legitimate interest" to track me is of no interest to me).
Mais .... le chat! 😺
And I just happened to notice today that Gentoo are moving that way.
This is the point; you're completely right. If every time a country makes a mistake they are shunned by those around them then those who are trying to disrupt progressive politics are succeeding. Johnson was elected by far fewer than 50% of the population; indeed in that election (2019) progressive parties won 52.8% of the vote, and under any decent election system we would then have had a progressive coalition. At the very worst we'd have still been within the single market and customs union, and in all probability they would have been a confirmatory referendum (which would have doubtless left us within the European Union).
However it was over 50% of voters that voted for tRump, and they knew what they were getting. So I fear the US has gone beyond a threshold.
Remind me again what Google Android is built on? Oh and what is that operating system underlying the Google Chromebook? 🐧
There's a widespread view in Europe, which I happen to share, that the US is lost - for a considerable time. It's unlikely to be a dependable ally for at least a generation.
This is going to hurt Europe, but in the longer term US isolationism will hurt the US more than it will hurt the rest of the world. It makes a lot of sense for the opposition party in the US to be trying to prepare the ground for a repair of those relationships if and when they gett into power.
Good luck to them, but I think it's going to be too late.
Time for a European GitHub?
Judging by the votes, you probably should have put a small except or summary of the article here. It's a good article (but a horrible picture).
Because anti-fascist groups are more dangerous than actual fascists, obviously. 🤔
They're still owned by PepsiCo, so that'll be a no from me for Walkers.