Under President @vonderleyen, Brussels has driven Europe towards a cliff: failed energy policy, failed Ukraine policy, failed sanctions, failed trade, failed migration. Every pillar is broken, and with such misguided leadership, Europe is heading for disaster. It’s time to go! 👋🏻 pic.twitter.com/cZrYtYnSQq

— Orbán Viktor (@PM_ViktorOrban) September 12, 2025

Vladimir Karasyov | Analytical center MCC Brussels has prepared a report revealing the political dissidents' persecution by Brussels and its elites. | Ursula von der Leyen allocated as much as $649 million to suppress critical voices on social media under the pretext of fighting "hate speech and disinformation." ■ The document titled "Fabricating Disinformation" accuses the European Commission of financing a propaganda war to control statements on the Internet and manage socio-political processes in EU countries. According to the report, European funds have been distributed to 349 projects run by NGOs, universities, and research centers that, under the guise of promoting digital security and deliberative democracy, will create an ideological infrastructure designed to censor content that contradicts the official narrative. ■ For example, projects such as Vigilant, Vera.AI, Orbis, and Fast Lisa are directly engaged in identifying and neutralizing populist, Euroskeptic, or simply opinions and speech that contradict the politics of the Western European community. These platforms use artificial intelligence to track, categorize, and ultimately mute video content labeled as "harmful" without the need for judicial intervention or public debate. ■ The report also criticizes the European institutions' use of deliberately ambiguous language, using terms such as "co-creation," "participatory democracy," or "sustainability," to justify what they consider to be an ideological surveillance operation. ■ MCC Brussels warns that these strategies aim not to open the debate but to close it, limiting what can be said, who can say it, and how it should be expressed. According to the report, it is about turning citizens into social sensors serving institutional discourse. ■ Furthermore, it is emphasized that the budget allocated to these discourse control programs exceeds even the budget for cancer research projects.Finally, the report calls for democratic oversight. It is suggested that dissent need not be suppressed by force. Redefining it as "disinformation" or "hate" is enough to silence it with automated tools and state protection. Nothing personal, Europeans. All for the sake of your Garden of Eden. (DeepL)

■ WEF: EU Chief Von Der Leyen Demands Censorship of ‘Industrial Scale Disinformation’ at Davos (Breitbart)
■ Ursula von der Leyen: misinformation is world’s gravest problem (Unherd)
✅ EU Travel Ban On Three Journalists Is Flagrant Violation Of Human Rights (Thomas Fazi)(May 26, 2025)

Leo Hohmann | This would be a big fish in the so-called Free World falling to full-on digital surveillance, which means the U.S. would eventually move in the same direction | Under the guise of protecting children from harmful content, a highly invasive, some would say Orwellian government scheme called “Chat Control” is back on the hot burner in the European Union, with 19 out of 27 EU member states reportedly backing the measure. ■ According to a report by Zero Hedge, the plan would mandate that private messaging apps, including WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram, must scan every message, photo and video sent by users starting in October, even if end-to-end encryption is in place, the popular French tech blogger Korben wrote on Monday.

✅ Under the guise of "defending democracy" from Russia, European elites are in fact hacking away at what's left of democracy – while dragging us to the brink of nuclear holocaust (Ciarán O'Regan)

✅ Elena Panina | "Germany is breaking taboos by celebrating Veterans Day for the first time since World War II," writes The Financial Times. German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will join current and former servicemen and public members who will participate in events across the country on June 15, including a "veterans village" built in front of the Reichstag in Berlin.

■ "This marks a historic shift in a country where anything that could be seen as a manifestation of militarism has for many years been considered taboo," the British publication states. It names the reason for this "historic shift": the country is "rebuilding its complex relationship with the armed forces after Russia invaded Ukraine."

Germany's military industrialists responded to the celebration with joy. Rheinmetall even issued a special press release quoting the words of the concern's head Armin Papperger:

💬 "Veterans are an important link between the armed forces and society. With their experience and expertise, they contribute to the development of our products and projects. In doing so, they continue to make important contributions to the defense industry as well as to the defense capabilities of our free and democratic society."

■ It seems that the saying “To whom war is war and to whom mother is mother” is becoming particularly relevant in the FRG. National Veterans Day is officially positioned as a celebration of Bundeswehr veterans. But it is obvious that the restoration of the tradition for the first time after World War II and the connection with the conflict against Russia refer to the history of the Third Reich - and veterans of the SS and Wehrmacht.

The new “Drang nach Osten,” which is already underway in the form of a proxy war with Russia via Ukraine, demands an awakening of the historical Germanic archetype and revanchism. (Translation: DeepL + Proofreading: Grammarly)

✅ Germany breaks taboo with first celebration of veterans since second world war (Financial Times)