which is odd, considering they dont have to answer to EU courts

they do under GDPR

Well, they're trying not to get blocked because they're trying to find a compromise or workaround, or perhaps simply hoping the legislation gets amended or repealed. If they simply ignored GDPR then they could be blocked entirely and have no hope for future access. It's simply the Tribune trying to not burn bridges.

they technically don't, since EU has no jurisdiction on US property
unless the US government allows them to, but i doubt Trump would cuz it would cost the US money

and yes

the EU could block them on our side

they wouldnt be blocked, theyd be fined.. and anyone in their parent group working in the EU could be arrested

like actual jail time

its already in affect to some degree

You know, SpaceX's Starlink system could be a solution here.

Ive been trying to send new articles to Sargon and its all blocked

The ISP would be in orbit.

(if they dont operate under GDPR rules)

Well shit

This is, quite terrifying.

Sargon needs a fucking VPN

or you can screenshot the articles

maybe we need to make some sort of

text-only independent site

yea now is a really good time to promote virtual shield, ha

where people can paste articles

but i cant priomote illegal activity

I wonder if this is enough to apply for asylum in the US

I've got expressvpn beause I had it on cheap

(Help)

archive is an option for now

Seems to be doing its job so far

does bitchute work in the EU?

Ye

I accidentally broke my router downloading too many movies for a prolonged time

but no troulbe from my ISP

yes

so I guess the VPN's working

Works fine

@propyne find someone to marry

@Atkins found work

just takes a while plus bureaucracy

and I want out now

Good. Brain drain EU until it's a desiccated husk.

which would be a stupid idea tbh

education isnt done and I'm effectively penniless