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Under the pretext of protecting children from online predators, the privacy of millions of users could be undermined.

The EU shapes the behavior of global companies, including American big tech firms, which adapt their products to comply with European norms

The demise of the Communist Party and the Soviet system was one of the momentous events in modern history.

Rather than producing its own alternatives to American tech giants, the EU has chosen to suffocate existing ones through regulations such as the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Billionaires and celebrities, like everyone else, are entitled to express political opinions regardless of their level of expertise. What seems to be required today, however, is that such opinions align with center-left ideology.

Blaming others, such as the U.S. (e.g., CIA, etc) is a standard rationalization for the failure of dictatorships such as Cuba and Venezuela and  for the unlimited power it gives the rulers.

What explains the curious lack of economic progress in the EU over the past 16 years? Adam Smith has the recipe.

Ayn Rand’s story is fiction, of course. But what is happening in Norway is real. Wealthy entrepreneurs are abandoning the country because they are tired of being looted by parasitic politicians.

A clear line must be drawn between lawful, even if immoral, protests, and criminal violence. There is no continuum. It is a bright-line distinction that many in the media are deliberately trying to blur.