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Thought Control – EU Plans Another Step Toward Freedom from Opinion


The leaders so dearly loved by many in Berlin, Brussels, and other European capitals have a major problem. The rabble—that is, the citizen, that is, the sovereign from whom, in a democracy, authority is supposed to derive—is thinking the wrong thoughts.


Fortunately, this is not yet the case in every brain of the rabble—that is, the citizen, that is, this sovereign. There is still a large number of government-loyal individuals who have not yet embraced the dangerous art of truly independent thinking. But the number of those who unquestioningly accept the disinformation spread by the leaders so dearly loved by many is steadily declining. So it is high time for these beloved leaders to take measures to guide the rabble—that is, the citizen, that is, this sovereign—back onto the proper track of thought.

If freedom of opinion cannot be abolished outright, then the information that can reach the rabble—that is, the citizen, that is, this sovereign—must be controlled. This means exerting influence over the tech giants that possess the technologies capable of steering the flow of information. Naturally, this includes the major social media platforms.

The Freedom of Information Act has already been effectively neutered. From now on, only ordinary citizens are supposed to be able to obtain information that the state would prefer to keep secret. However, citizens seeking information must first demonstrate a legitimate interest. Whether that proof is sufficient will, of course, be decided by the very institution that wants to withhold the information. The only remaining path is to go to court. But initially, the legal battle will not be about obtaining the requested information—it will be about determining whether one actually has a legitimate interest in the first place.

The EU Commission President so dearly loved by many, Ursula von der Leyen, has now announced that, once again, the children must be protected. Protected from information on social media. Therefore, children under the age of 13 are to lose unrestricted access. The wonderful thing about this approach is that nobody will be able to access social media without age verification. After all, a platform cannot determine whether the person behind the screen is a child or an adult. Consequently, this means verification for everyone.

The European Commission recommends that member states introduce robust age-verification solutions by the end of 2026—practically and technically already prepared through an EU app that integrates seamlessly into the Digital Identity Wallet.

Ursula von der Leyen stated: "The issue is not whether children have access to social media. The issue is whether, and when, social media has access to our children."

Maurice Klag sums it up in his video: "This is an attack on freedom of speech, on freedom from censorship, under the guise of protecting children." He continues: "You couldn't possibly pack more George Orwell's '1984' into a single sentence."


Chat control will likewise be implemented before long. Naturally, for the protection of children. Combined with identity verification, this ultimately means that the platforms will know who is writing what. With artificial intelligence added to the mix, evaluating what someone writes will take only fractions of a second.

In other words, they will know who is thinking what with whom!


From that point on, it becomes possible to influence the content delivered to the respective rabble—that is, the citizen, that is, this sovereign. At present, platforms are designed to keep users engaged for as long as possible so they can display as many advertisements as possible that match the user's interests, thereby maximizing ad clicks and, in turn, advertising revenue.

The very same algorithms can, of course, be put to different uses. It has already been suggested that platforms should be required to present users with more content from, for example, public broadcasters. Some users hardly see such content anymore simply because it no longer matches their interests. As a result, these users have become largely unreachable for government propaganda—especially if they deliberately refuse to consume content from public broadcasters and other government-friendly media outlets.

This lays the perfect foundation for re-education. Access to information critical of the leaders so dearly loved by many will become more difficult—or even impossible. Search engines, too, can cleanse their indexes. If something cannot be found through a search engine, it effectively no longer exists.

The rabble—that is, the citizen, that is, this sovereign—will inevitably consume information portraying the leaders so dearly loved by many in the light they deserve. After all, everything they do and decide, everything with which they bless the people, is naturally done solely and exclusively in the people's best interests. Whether tax increases, restrictions, military build-ups, or warmongering—the rabble that still thinks critically today, that is, the citizen, that is, this sovereign, will come to see these things exactly the same way in the foreseeable future, provided they are systematically supplied with the right information and relieved of the burden of independent thought. Instead of criticizing, they will cheer—and at every election, they will once again cast their vote for the leaders so dearly loved by many.

Technology Makes It Possible

Instead of binge-watching for advertising revenue, people will simply binge-watch ARD, ZDF, and similar state-approved content—packaged as "balance" and "protection against disinformation." For now, Klag warns that the EU is abusing the Digital Services Act, even though it has no actual authority over child protection, as that responsibility lies with the individual EU member states. In other words, this is about control, not children. But in time, even Maurice Klag himself will be guided back onto the one and only correct path. He may prove to be a tough case. Yet the targeted use of AI and the right algorithms will eventually bring him back into line as well.

So It's an Absolute Win-Win-Win Situation

The children will be protected. The leaders so dearly loved by many will be protected. And the rabble—that is, the citizen, that is, this sovereign—will also be protected, namely from those dangerous independent thoughts.

Maurice Klag may complain as much as he likes in his video. The path toward freedom from opinion must continue. For the good of everyone in "our democracy", in "the best Germany that has ever existed."

The sovereign will eventually learn to be grateful. After all, all of this is only for our own good. The leaders so dearly loved by many and the proper media will explain it to the rabble often enough.

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