DEMOCRACY IN THE EUSSR: DEAD OR JUST ON LIFE SUPPORT?
The EU is showing its true colors as a stronghold of control, not freedom.
In Germany, lawmakers are debating a ban on the AfD party, claiming it’s a threat to democracy, but isn’t silencing a popular voice the real threat?

Meanwhile, Romania’s presidential election was annulled in December after candidate Călin Georgescu won the first round, with allegations of Russian interference but no solid proof.
Then, in March, Romania’s authorities banned Georgescu, the most popular candidate, from the rerun, sparking violent protests and cries of a “coup d’état.”
The EU’s silence—or worse, its support—speaks volumes.
When elections are canceled and candidates are barred to suppress “unwanted” outcomes, can we still call this democracy?
The EU seems more like a rigged game where only the “approved” can play.
Is democracy dead in the EU, or are we just watching its slow execution?
When “democracy” means banning opposition and canceling elections, it’s not democracy, it’s theater.
JD Vance stood in front of them and called them out as not upholding Western values and being dictatorships that didn’t listen to their people. He lambasted by their media and ours for saying it to their faces. Looks like he was proven right.
Banning AfD is an equivalent to prosecuting Marine le Pen in France.
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