Eva Vlaardingerbroek

So, you know, there is clearly an increasing totalitarian...

wind blowing through this continent.

And well, apart from from this travel ban, I've also personally fallen victim to it just last year, receiving a notification from Apple saying that my phone is under mercenary spyware attack.

So, you know, you see, there is a trend here.

Like we have governments.

We don't know exactly which one or the EU.

Freezing assets of citizens looking at me and you probably as we speak through this phone right now.

Again, that is not what is supposed to happen in democratic societies, especially not when those people doing it are the ones who constantly trumpet that.

So it's pretty bad over here.

I'm really actually very concerned as to where this is heading.

Yeah, well, that's exactly what is happening now to just a few individuals, but we don't know how fast this will happen to the entire continent.

Maybe you guys have heard of the chat control proposal, right, that the EU wanted to enforce, which got shut down, but now they're trying it through another backdoor again.

They want to basically be able to read all of our messages under the guise of preventing, you know, child pornography, et cetera, from being spread.

So they want to use, yeah, I mean, it's funny.

Right, right.

So, but AI is going to be used to do that.

They are going to be scanning our messages to see if any of that material is being spread, or at least that's what they say.

You know, but it means that these unelected bureaucrats are reading all of your messages, essentially, have access to all of your messages.

And

I don't know when people are going to wake up to all of these pretexts, right, that are always being given.