I am passionate by nature; passionate about justice; passionate about those people who are vulnerable and unable to help themselves; passionate about animals….
@RechargAmerica A. She’s a breath of fresh air. She speaks as she finds and although in your opinion you find her divisive Í don’t find her to be so. She just holds a different opinion from mine at times.
@cannygeordie1@NormanBrennan You know the answer to that because the media is no longer independent. It operates as part of a global leftwing militia and proudly exercises its right to hypnotise the masses and push its propoganda as its big bosses see fit.
@NormanBrennan She will be at peace now. Who knows what threats she has suffered and had to tolerate in the last few years. She was a courageous woman and one of that rare breed who spoke her truth and shared her thoughts openly and honestly.
@redscorpion78@rawsalerts The President has rats leaking info all around him all the time. There are so many Trump haters and plenty of them are wealthy so bribes are commonplace. You can bet that the network that Epstein was a part of hasn’t been dispersed yet. It will still be going strong.
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🚨 THIERRY BRETON: "WE DID IT IN ROMANIA. IF NECESSARY, WE'LL DO IT IN GERMANY."
Former European Commissioner Thierry Breton has reignited the debate over election interference after declaring that the measures taken following Romania's presidential election could be repeated elsewhere in Europe.
Speaking about the EU's Digital Services Act and online regulation, Breton said:
"We did it in Romania, and if necessary, we will have to do it in Germany as well."
His comments refer to Romania's controversial presidential election, where the Constitutional Court annulled the result following intelligence reports alleging foreign interference and concerns over online campaigning.
Breton argued the EU must enforce its laws to prevent what it considers interference in democratic processes and suggested platforms that fail to comply could ultimately face sanctions, including possible bans.
🎯 MY ASSESSMENT: Regardless of where people stand politically, this is a remarkable statement. The idea that actions taken after Romania's election could serve as a model for future interventions in other European democracies is likely to intensify concerns over the balance between protecting elections and preserving democratic choice.
I travelled to Romania to investigate these events firsthand. My documentary examines the controversy surrounding the annulled election, the allegations of interference, and the wider implications for democracy across Europe.
Source: Thierry Breton.