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Who’s Watching Who?

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Trump Warns Europe

White House warns Europe it faces 'civilizational erasure'

President Trump speaks following the lighting of the National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse, Thursday, December 4, 2025, near the White House in Washington.

The Trump administration delivers a remarkable warning to Europe in a new strategy document, reports Politico. The 33 page US National Security Strategy notes that many European nations have economic problems, but that ho hum observation isn't the controversial part:

This "economic decline is eclipsed by the real and more stark prospect of civilizational erasure," the document asserts, citing immigration as a major factor. "Should present trends continue, the continent will be unrecognizable in 20 years or less." It also cites "cratering birthrates, and loss of national identities" throughout the continent.

In ostensible imperviousness to the other laughable content, the New York Times notes that language in the document echoes the Great Replacement Theory, the idea that White people will be supplanted by nonwhite immigrants. ....... Yeah, libtard. Yu gotz sum problem wid da maffs.

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"Over the long term, it is more than plausible that within a few decades at the latest, certain NATO members will become majority non-European," the document states.

Europe's public transport infrastructure has a fundamental security flaw; the Chinese company that built the bus can decide to stop it.

Hundreds of electric buses operating in the UK, Denmark, and Norway may possess a backdoor that links directly to China. This connection, theoretically designed for software updates, grants the manufacturer theoretical access to the vehicle's power management system. The vulnerability was confirmed last month in a hole in the ground outside Oslo.

Ruter, the transit authority for Oslo, suspected something was up. They suspected their new fleet of Yutong electric buses was more connected than advertised. To test it out, they needed a "silent" environment. So they went to the Franzefoss Mine to test a newly delivered Yutong bus from China and a three year old model from Dutch manufacturer, VDL.

The rock walls of the mine acted as a massive Faraday cage, blocking all external signals - GPS, 4G, 5G. In this Faraday cage, engineers monitored the vehicle's attempts to communicate.

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The bus was trying to phone home.

The engineers discovered a pre-installed SIM card, roaming on a Romanian network, actively transmitting data. The SIM card was a two way street, allowing for Over the Air (OTA) updates, a standard industry technology that lets manufacturers patch software remotely. But the access went deeper than the infotainment system. Ruter found the connection linked to the Battery Management System (BMS). This is the vehicle's heart. If you control the BMS, you don't need to steer the bus to crash it. You just tell the battery to go to sleep.

 

Hey Don; What prevents you from noticing that all the bullshit to the contrary, Europe is still much more White than your country? ..... Hehe. No doubt you’ve noticed. So, how do you get them to be as jew ZAG as you?” ........ Get Zelwnskyy to stop keeping 80% of the graft for himself?

And get your bots to quit running those “tragedy of empty houses” ads. The “humanitarian” bullshit has worn off, so now you’re putting on an “economic” case for “legal” imports. Fuck your face. The west has had ghost towns for decades; old gold and silver mining towns that got depleted. No catastrophe. No big thing. In fact they have become tourist attractions. What we

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don’t need is precisely what your Uniparty is trying to sell us; more B&B bums to fill them up.

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