Elon Musk suggested that "The European Union should be dissolved", and sovereignty restored to countries so that "governments could better represent their citizens". His entry most likely came in consequence to a fresh European Commission decision. Brussels imposed a punishment of EUR 120 million on the X billionaire platform. Reason: non-compliance with the Digital Services Act (DSA).
Radosław Sikorski to Elon Musk: "Go to Mars"
This is the first specified punishment of the EC since the entry into force of the regulation. The European Commission rejects the platform, among others, the deficiency of transparency in advertising and the inaccessibility of data for DSA-compliant research. Representatives of Donald Trump's administration say it is censorship, and the EU is like the USSR.
Musk posted on X a series of posts criticizing the EU, and Dmitri Medvedev, the chief propagandist of Putin, was delighted with this. "Exactly," wrote the Russian. Radosław Sikorski besides responded to the discussion between the billionaire and the erstwhile president of Russia. "As if individual else had doubts about whom all the anti-EU talk about sovereignty serves. Those who want to gain money to sow hatred and those who want to conquer Europe," wrote the head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs.
The Deputy Prime Minister besides responded to Musk's rhetorical question: "How long before the EU ceases to exist?". "Go to Mars. There is no censorship of Nazi salutes," commented the abroad Minister.
"If, God forbid, there will be a request to supply Poland with 40,000 Starlink systems, the responsibility for Poland's problems will be the Sikorski pest," said Musk. Let us add that between the billionaire and the head of the Polish MFA there has been a spark for months.
Polish right besides became active in the Musk case
"Today on behalf of European Conservatives, I issued a sharp message to the media on the absurd punishment of 120 million for the X Elona Musk platform. Our ECR Group argues that this is interference in freedom of speech. The Commission had difficulty explaining how to calculate a fine of $120 million, referring only to 'proportionality' and not to any measurable formula," wrote PiS MEP Patrick Jaka on Saturday (6 December).
"This deficiency of clarity exacerbates the concerns of legislators, researchers and manufacture representatives that the DSA Act is applied with excessive freedom, interpreting laws that do not be there. There's no agreement! We will keep you informed of the actions we will take on this in Brussels," added Jaka.
Sikorski besides reacted to his entry. "Dr. Jaka does the grace of the oligarchs, who wants to destruct his workplace. In the interests of fascholas, pervs and Russian trolls," he said.
