Everything in the Trump administration is a source for manipulation.

[brucemirken@mas.to]

@randahl You can trust nothing this regime says about anything.

[cookingroffa@chaos.social]

@randahl and then theres this yellow piece of land towards the west, so Americans should exercise increased caution when travelling to... the US?

[sjaakkeuvelaar@mastodon.nl]

@randahl
Vicinity to The Hague might be dangerous for members of the war crime producing US junta.

[artharg@mastodon.nl]

@cookingroffa @randahl No, that is Greenland. It should have been orange or red, for Rubio.

[cookingroffa@chaos.social]

@ArtHarg ah yes, you're right. @randahl

[ttrasuns@toot.lv]

@randahl I hope I will never see Marco Rubio in my country, but it is blue
EU must be stronger so our local politics would stop revolving around „US will save us if Russians decide to attack“, as it clearly is getting less and less true.

[xs4me2@mastodon.social]

@randahl

Tell me this is an April fool’s day joke? Please?

[christiee@infosec.exchange]

@randahl in our world Manipulation is all around us. We just have to distinguish if it is good or bad. The trump administration, I do not trust them. They use manipulation for their own gain.

[qole@techhub.social]

@randahl
lol andorra

[sjaakkeuvelaar@mastodon.nl]

@cookingroffa @ArtHarg @randahl
But don’t be ashamed… even presidents sometimes make the mistake of calling Greenland a part of the USA…

[bundyo@bundyo.com]

@qole @randahl

An island of hope in a sea of orange hatred.

[jigmedatse@social.openpsychology.net]

@randahl@mastodon.social "normal precautions..." not sure that... oh... I think Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan, are affected by the illegal war against Iran, sort of based on my geography understanding... Which I wouldn't call great.

[aurochs@todon.eu]

@randahl Exercise caution. You may encounter liberal and openly gay people.

[fenixmaster@mastodon.social]

@randahl My street were I live is level 4, red for Americans - do not travel.

[the_doctor@nrw.social]

@randahl Have you realised the dangers of Antarctica?

[cookingroffa@chaos.social]

@sjaakkeuvelaar @ArtHarg @randahl

[xchaos@f.cz]

@randahl to be fair, Kazakhstan is actually mostly safe country, perhaps "contains areas with higher security risks", but otherwise is really mostly very friendly.

But the safety division of Europe is ridiculous, of course. Pure propaganda. There may be occasional no-go zones, but they are as likely in Balkans countries, as in Western Europe.

[samanthajanesmith@lgbtqia.space]

@troed @randahl Apparently, according to the advisories, it's "possible" terrorism in Sweden and much of Europe.

But we don't have a terrorist in charge...

[janantos@f.cz]

@randahl yeah, even let’s say Malmo in Sweden which was on European measures little bit gang wild is significantly safer that let’s say any US city.

[kingmoth@mastodon.social]

@randahl On the bright side, Israel, the super ally/friend/brother of the U.S is marked in red …
… also, I wonder what would be the color of the U.S if they applied the same criteria they applied to the rest of the world.