EU Censorship Threatens Free Speech Ahead of Elections
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Posted 2 hours ago
**Censorship in Europe: A Dangerous Precedent Ahead of German Elections**
As Germany approaches its pivotal elections later this month, a troubling trend of censorship is emerging from the European Union.
The EU's "disinformation" code, originally presented as a voluntary initiative, is set to become mandatory under the increasingly draconian Digital Services Act.
In a move that many observers see as a blatant attempt to silence dissenting voices, major tech platforms like Google, Meta, and Microsoft are already preemptively adopting stringent content moderation rules. This so-called "stress test" for these companies raises concerns about the implications for free speech and civic discourse rights across the continent.
With these measures, the EU is effectively sidestepping democratic principles, pushing its narrative while undermining any opposing views. The pre-election landscape in Germany could be significantly influenced by these newly enforced and vaguely defined regulations that equate dissent or unapproved opinions with "disinformation."
Critics argue that this initiative isn't merely about combating illegal content—as the EU proclaims—but rather about stifling the voices of those who oppose the current political order. This worry is compounded by the fact that significant internet companies are voluntarily complying with these rules, fearing potential legal repercussions from Brussels.
As the left ramps up its efforts to control the narrative ahead of the German elections, this development serves as a stark reminder of the lengths to which they are willing to go.
While Germany grapples with its choices, conservatives worldwide are closely watching the EU's actions, understanding that what happens in Europe can easily set a precedent for similar policies in their own countries.
The right to free speech should not be sacrificed in the name of combating "disinformation," and it's time to question whether these measures will protect or ultimately restrict democracies and individual freedoms.
As voters prepare for the early elections in the coming weeks, it’s critical for them—and for all those who value free discourse—to acknowledge the implications of this disturbing trend and to resist any attempts at silencing diverse viewpoints.
Sources:
reclaimthenet.org
libertyonenews.com
rumble.com
As Germany approaches its pivotal elections later this month, a troubling trend of censorship is emerging from the European Union.
The EU's "disinformation" code, originally presented as a voluntary initiative, is set to become mandatory under the increasingly draconian Digital Services Act.
In a move that many observers see as a blatant attempt to silence dissenting voices, major tech platforms like Google, Meta, and Microsoft are already preemptively adopting stringent content moderation rules. This so-called "stress test" for these companies raises concerns about the implications for free speech and civic discourse rights across the continent.
With these measures, the EU is effectively sidestepping democratic principles, pushing its narrative while undermining any opposing views. The pre-election landscape in Germany could be significantly influenced by these newly enforced and vaguely defined regulations that equate dissent or unapproved opinions with "disinformation."
Critics argue that this initiative isn't merely about combating illegal content—as the EU proclaims—but rather about stifling the voices of those who oppose the current political order. This worry is compounded by the fact that significant internet companies are voluntarily complying with these rules, fearing potential legal repercussions from Brussels.
As the left ramps up its efforts to control the narrative ahead of the German elections, this development serves as a stark reminder of the lengths to which they are willing to go.
While Germany grapples with its choices, conservatives worldwide are closely watching the EU's actions, understanding that what happens in Europe can easily set a precedent for similar policies in their own countries.
The right to free speech should not be sacrificed in the name of combating "disinformation," and it's time to question whether these measures will protect or ultimately restrict democracies and individual freedoms.
As voters prepare for the early elections in the coming weeks, it’s critical for them—and for all those who value free discourse—to acknowledge the implications of this disturbing trend and to resist any attempts at silencing diverse viewpoints.
Sources:
reclaimthenet.org
libertyonenews.com
rumble.com
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