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Also very striking to me about how Grok nurtures and supports stalking: no other mainstream AI, like ChatGPT or Claude, will comply with requests like these
December 6, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Also very striking to me about how Grok nurtures and supports stalking: no other mainstream AI, like ChatGPT or Claude, will comply with requests like these
The “foreign governments are attacking us” line is dangerously unserious.
Treating allies as threats and adversaries as negotiating partners is precisely what is eroding U.S. credibility in NATO and the Indo-Pacific.
Treating allies as threats and adversaries as negotiating partners is precisely what is eroding U.S. credibility in NATO and the Indo-Pacific.
December 6, 2025 at 4:06 PM
The “foreign governments are attacking us” line is dangerously unserious.
Treating allies as threats and adversaries as negotiating partners is precisely what is eroding U.S. credibility in NATO and the Indo-Pacific.
Treating allies as threats and adversaries as negotiating partners is precisely what is eroding U.S. credibility in NATO and the Indo-Pacific.
Calling EU regulation “censorship” is political theater.
The DSA doesn’t censor Americans.
It requires platforms to handle illegal content, market transparency, and user protection — rules that apply equally to:
American platforms
EU platforms
Asian platforms
The DSA doesn’t censor Americans.
It requires platforms to handle illegal content, market transparency, and user protection — rules that apply equally to:
American platforms
EU platforms
Asian platforms
December 6, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Calling EU regulation “censorship” is political theater.
The DSA doesn’t censor Americans.
It requires platforms to handle illegal content, market transparency, and user protection — rules that apply equally to:
American platforms
EU platforms
Asian platforms
The DSA doesn’t censor Americans.
It requires platforms to handle illegal content, market transparency, and user protection — rules that apply equally to:
American platforms
EU platforms
Asian platforms
If American platforms operate in Europe, they follow European rules.
Just like European companies follow U.S. laws when operating in America.
This isn’t war — it’s basic commerce.
Just like European companies follow U.S. laws when operating in America.
This isn’t war — it’s basic commerce.
December 6, 2025 at 4:04 PM
If American platforms operate in Europe, they follow European rules.
Just like European companies follow U.S. laws when operating in America.
This isn’t war — it’s basic commerce.
Just like European companies follow U.S. laws when operating in America.
This isn’t war — it’s basic commerce.
This isn’t an “attack.” It’s a regulatory action.
The European Commission enforcing EU law within EU territory is not a foreign attack on the American people.
The European Commission enforcing EU law within EU territory is not a foreign attack on the American people.
December 6, 2025 at 4:03 PM
This isn’t an “attack.” It’s a regulatory action.
The European Commission enforcing EU law within EU territory is not a foreign attack on the American people.
The European Commission enforcing EU law within EU territory is not a foreign attack on the American people.
Landau keeps accusing Europe of inconsistency, but the only visible inconsistency is the way his argument collapses into unrelated talking points the moment anyone mocks his tone.
December 6, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Landau keeps accusing Europe of inconsistency, but the only visible inconsistency is the way his argument collapses into unrelated talking points the moment anyone mocks his tone.
Jimmy: “Have you considered writing a long, rambling, incredibly whiny tweet about it?”
Landau: writes a second long, rambling, incredibly whiny tweet about an entirely different topic.
It’s like heckling a man for juggling flaming swords and instead of stopping, he adds a chainsaw.
Landau: writes a second long, rambling, incredibly whiny tweet about an entirely different topic.
It’s like heckling a man for juggling flaming swords and instead of stopping, he adds a chainsaw.
December 6, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Jimmy: “Have you considered writing a long, rambling, incredibly whiny tweet about it?”
Landau: writes a second long, rambling, incredibly whiny tweet about an entirely different topic.
It’s like heckling a man for juggling flaming swords and instead of stopping, he adds a chainsaw.
Landau: writes a second long, rambling, incredibly whiny tweet about an entirely different topic.
It’s like heckling a man for juggling flaming swords and instead of stopping, he adds a chainsaw.
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December 6, 2025 at 3:38 PM
None of these points address his original claim.
He still never explains why Europe’s domestic climate policy, digital governance, or migration rules must conform to Washington’s preferences for NATO to function.
He still never explains why Europe’s domestic climate policy, digital governance, or migration rules must conform to Washington’s preferences for NATO to function.
December 6, 2025 at 3:38 PM
None of these points address his original claim.
He still never explains why Europe’s domestic climate policy, digital governance, or migration rules must conform to Washington’s preferences for NATO to function.
He still never explains why Europe’s domestic climate policy, digital governance, or migration rules must conform to Washington’s preferences for NATO to function.
“Ukraine voted with the US!”
Yes, because Ukraine is existentially dependent on US military support.
Equating that with EU autonomy is absurd.
Ukraine is not an EU member and does not vote in the EU bloc—Landau knows this. The comparison is deliberately misleading.
Yes, because Ukraine is existentially dependent on US military support.
Equating that with EU autonomy is absurd.
Ukraine is not an EU member and does not vote in the EU bloc—Landau knows this. The comparison is deliberately misleading.
December 6, 2025 at 3:36 PM
“Ukraine voted with the US!”
Yes, because Ukraine is existentially dependent on US military support.
Equating that with EU autonomy is absurd.
Ukraine is not an EU member and does not vote in the EU bloc—Landau knows this. The comparison is deliberately misleading.
Yes, because Ukraine is existentially dependent on US military support.
Equating that with EU autonomy is absurd.
Ukraine is not an EU member and does not vote in the EU bloc—Landau knows this. The comparison is deliberately misleading.
Most UN resolutions involving Cuba are protest votes against the U.S. embargo, which European governments have consistently opposed for 30 years—including during Republican and Democratic administrations.
This has zero to do with NATO, EU sovereignty, or “civilizational suicide.”
This has zero to do with NATO, EU sovereignty, or “civilizational suicide.”
December 6, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Most UN resolutions involving Cuba are protest votes against the U.S. embargo, which European governments have consistently opposed for 30 years—including during Republican and Democratic administrations.
This has zero to do with NATO, EU sovereignty, or “civilizational suicide.”
This has zero to do with NATO, EU sovereignty, or “civilizational suicide.”
Landau —overwhelm with unrelated claims to distract from the original incoherence.
December 6, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Landau —overwhelm with unrelated claims to distract from the original incoherence.
1/the internal contradiction in his NATO/EU framing,
2/the false claim that the EU is “unelected,”
3/the exaggeration of “civilizational suicide,”
4/or the fact he misrepresents how alliance politics actually work.
2/the false claim that the EU is “unelected,”
3/the exaggeration of “civilizational suicide,”
4/or the fact he misrepresents how alliance politics actually work.
December 6, 2025 at 3:31 PM
1/the internal contradiction in his NATO/EU framing,
2/the false claim that the EU is “unelected,”
3/the exaggeration of “civilizational suicide,”
4/or the fact he misrepresents how alliance politics actually work.
2/the false claim that the EU is “unelected,”
3/the exaggeration of “civilizational suicide,”
4/or the fact he misrepresents how alliance politics actually work.
What you say makes perfect sense.
December 6, 2025 at 3:25 PM
What you say makes perfect sense.
x.com
December 6, 2025 at 3:23 PM
If Washington wants Europe to behave like an ally, perhaps Washington should try acting like one first.
December 6, 2025 at 3:22 PM
If Washington wants Europe to behave like an ally, perhaps Washington should try acting like one first.
“Unelected Brussels bureaucracy” is a tired myth.
The European Commission is appointed by democratically elected governments and confirmed by the directly elected European Parliament.
The European Commission is appointed by democratically elected governments and confirmed by the directly elected European Parliament.
December 6, 2025 at 3:22 PM
“Unelected Brussels bureaucracy” is a tired myth.
The European Commission is appointed by democratically elected governments and confirmed by the directly elected European Parliament.
The European Commission is appointed by democratically elected governments and confirmed by the directly elected European Parliament.
The “Western civilization” framing is pure narrative warfare.
It implies Europe has somehow abandoned the civilization it literally created—because it pursues green energy, digital privacy, and tax reform?
This is not analysis; it’s culture-war cosplay masquerading as geopolitics.
It implies Europe has somehow abandoned the civilization it literally created—because it pursues green energy, digital privacy, and tax reform?
This is not analysis; it’s culture-war cosplay masquerading as geopolitics.
December 6, 2025 at 3:21 PM
The “Western civilization” framing is pure narrative warfare.
It implies Europe has somehow abandoned the civilization it literally created—because it pursues green energy, digital privacy, and tax reform?
This is not analysis; it’s culture-war cosplay masquerading as geopolitics.
It implies Europe has somehow abandoned the civilization it literally created—because it pursues green energy, digital privacy, and tax reform?
This is not analysis; it’s culture-war cosplay masquerading as geopolitics.
To then demand perfect obedience from the same governments is geopolitical comedy.
December 6, 2025 at 3:18 PM
To then demand perfect obedience from the same governments is geopolitical comedy.
The claim reverses the direction of agency.
The EU is not undermining the US. It is the Trump administration that:
launches tariffs on allies,
demands “regional responsibility outsourcing,”
sends NATO-skeptical envoys,
and broadcasts open contempt for European institutions.
The EU is not undermining the US. It is the Trump administration that:
launches tariffs on allies,
demands “regional responsibility outsourcing,”
sends NATO-skeptical envoys,
and broadcasts open contempt for European institutions.
December 6, 2025 at 3:18 PM
The claim reverses the direction of agency.
The EU is not undermining the US. It is the Trump administration that:
launches tariffs on allies,
demands “regional responsibility outsourcing,”
sends NATO-skeptical envoys,
and broadcasts open contempt for European institutions.
The EU is not undermining the US. It is the Trump administration that:
launches tariffs on allies,
demands “regional responsibility outsourcing,”
sends NATO-skeptical envoys,
and broadcasts open contempt for European institutions.
Yet it demands Europeans act as perfectly synchronized junior partners. The inconsistency is not in Brussels.
December 6, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Yet it demands Europeans act as perfectly synchronized junior partners. The inconsistency is not in Brussels.