Of course. Numbnuts thinks he can trigger a 1984x and take over the Western European world to cause a mess.
TrumpisaRussianCuck on
>EU trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič told the FT on Monday that July’s deal had managed “to de-escalate and to a great extent stabilise the relationship with the US”.
>However, he acknowledged issues could blow up unexpectedly, saying it required a “permanent effort in relationship management”. Šefčovič said ongoing discussions had helped the US understand the EU’s perspective on regulation.
As any parent will tell you, it’s hard dealing with a toddler and their tantrums.
AlasPoorZathras on
Won’t somebody think of the trillionaires and *their* problems?!
Honest-Abe2677 on
Can’t they just publicly promise to buy $1 trillion worth of American semiconductors and drop him a tip and a compliment like everyone else?
Ancient_Wait_8788 on
Time for the EU to show who’s boss…
* put forward bills to strengthen GDPR, DMA and DSA
* enforce stricter compliance digital sovereignty rules
* investigate US tech companies on National Security Grounds
* work to have greater EU military cooperation and procurement
* minimum fines for on-going non-compliance, willful blindness, and retaliation by tech firms
* establish an EU Sovereign Wealth Fund with a mandate to invest into EU tech firms
* stricter reviews of MLAT requests and data sharing protocols
* introduction of EU-wide Digitial National Security Regulations, requiring source code reviews, code signing, supply chain security, etc. to minimise potential for backdoors
These are just some for technology, there are a lot of other sectors and mechanisms to explore, such as restrictions of investment sources, mandatory M&A reviews and so on.
Primal-Convoy on
>“Trump bullies European groups over EU’s treatment of US tech oligarchs.“
Fixed the title for you.
Tempires on
And at same time Trump himselves is trying sue BBC for $10B.
pattherat on
Just like any good ‘ally’ would do.
/s
Patara on
Wah crybabies
fuckreddit1234566 on
Washington showing who this representative democracy truly represents.
Uncle_Hephaestus on
Europe should ban them out right. introduce devastating taxes and consumer protections then allow them back. if they refuse to abide then ban them till they do. traitor trump has allowed them to much confidence.
karkonthemighty on
Has the EU considered spray painting gold a random piece of tat lying around and declaring it „super mega awesome peace prize‘ and giving that to Trump?
I reckon you’ll get a month of quiet with that, two if you’re lucky.
M0therN4ture on
They could try to bully the EU… like they did with the UK: pulling back out of technology agreements.
Oh wait, they cant really so that because they face the EU instead of a single country.
EU is working like a charm.
mok000 on
Tech giants are getting something for their bribes to Trump.
Belhgabad on
Well US can go freak themselves
Maybe next time election should be organised and managed by a third party, like a different, neutral country who have no interest into giving an orange screaming monkey the power to fuck up modern economy
ElektroBento on
“You know what? I’m gonna regulate even harder” xD
Time to stop listening to those morons who want our money but don’t respect our rules.
Grobo_ on
The world can’t wait for Trumps term to be over. Hopefully the Americans learned and won’t elect this JD Vance puppet….
bozho on
„Our balls are not being sufficiently gargled!“
argama87 on
Aww, I’m sure Europe is quaking over worry they’re offending the US’s oligarchy.
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Of course. Numbnuts thinks he can trigger a 1984x and take over the Western European world to cause a mess.
>EU trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič told the FT on Monday that July’s deal had managed “to de-escalate and to a great extent stabilise the relationship with the US”.
>However, he acknowledged issues could blow up unexpectedly, saying it required a “permanent effort in relationship management”. Šefčovič said ongoing discussions had helped the US understand the EU’s perspective on regulation.
As any parent will tell you, it’s hard dealing with a toddler and their tantrums.
Won’t somebody think of the trillionaires and *their* problems?!
Can’t they just publicly promise to buy $1 trillion worth of American semiconductors and drop him a tip and a compliment like everyone else?
Time for the EU to show who’s boss…
* put forward bills to strengthen GDPR, DMA and DSA
* enforce stricter compliance digital sovereignty rules
* investigate US tech companies on National Security Grounds
* work to have greater EU military cooperation and procurement
* minimum fines for on-going non-compliance, willful blindness, and retaliation by tech firms
* establish an EU Sovereign Wealth Fund with a mandate to invest into EU tech firms
* stricter reviews of MLAT requests and data sharing protocols
* introduction of EU-wide Digitial National Security Regulations, requiring source code reviews, code signing, supply chain security, etc. to minimise potential for backdoors
These are just some for technology, there are a lot of other sectors and mechanisms to explore, such as restrictions of investment sources, mandatory M&A reviews and so on.
>“Trump bullies European groups over EU’s treatment of US tech oligarchs.“
Fixed the title for you.
And at same time Trump himselves is trying sue BBC for $10B.
Just like any good ‘ally’ would do.
/s
Wah crybabies
Washington showing who this representative democracy truly represents.
Europe should ban them out right. introduce devastating taxes and consumer protections then allow them back. if they refuse to abide then ban them till they do. traitor trump has allowed them to much confidence.
Has the EU considered spray painting gold a random piece of tat lying around and declaring it „super mega awesome peace prize‘ and giving that to Trump?
I reckon you’ll get a month of quiet with that, two if you’re lucky.
They could try to bully the EU… like they did with the UK: pulling back out of technology agreements.
Oh wait, they cant really so that because they face the EU instead of a single country.
EU is working like a charm.
Tech giants are getting something for their bribes to Trump.
Well US can go freak themselves
Maybe next time election should be organised and managed by a third party, like a different, neutral country who have no interest into giving an orange screaming monkey the power to fuck up modern economy
“You know what? I’m gonna regulate even harder” xD
Time to stop listening to those morons who want our money but don’t respect our rules.
The world can’t wait for Trumps term to be over. Hopefully the Americans learned and won’t elect this JD Vance puppet….
„Our balls are not being sufficiently gargled!“
Aww, I’m sure Europe is quaking over worry they’re offending the US’s oligarchy.