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Their plan is to do nothing to stop the transfer of the system to a USA company. By doing nothing, they are making this happen.
by oever 5mo ago
Their plan is to do nothing to stop the transfer of the system to a USA company. By doing nothing, they are making this happen.
- embedding-shape 5mo ago> Their plan is to do nothing to stop the transfer of the system to a USA company And you have concrete proof that this is indeed the plan, stated by the government as the official position, or this is based on your own extrapolation of rumors? The amount of misinformation that any story related to any European country seems to pull in is crazy, seems to be something about the continent that makes some parts of HN feel blood in their mouth or something.
- oever 5mo agoThere has not been a single action or communication from government that indicates that they are preventing the ID system from ending up under USA jurisdiction. Parliament has asked government with near unanimity to prevent this from happening. Government has not even acknowledged that this should be prevented.
- embedding-shape 5mo agoRight, which I agree, sucks, they should be upfront about what they want to do, regardless of what that is. And ideally their plan should be to try to stop it, I'm with you on this. But the lack of action is not proof that "their plan is to do nothing" nor "the government plans to hand authentication data over to US", those stronger claims require stronger proof, something you seem to be unable to provide.
- fragmede 5mo agoC'mon, be nice, they read a Russian propaganda post and are repeating it as a fact they earnestly believe. We can't all see through their lies.
- moi2388 5mo agoNo, we follow the actual governmental debates. Are you stupid?!
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