Elon Musk vient de jeter une grenade politique en plein cœur de Bruxelles.
Pour lui, l’Union européenne n’est plus une union mais un appareil bureaucratique hypertrophié, hostile à la liberté d’expression et sourd aux peuples qu’elle prétend représenter.

@elonmusk ne tourne pas autour du pot : il parle de “règles fascisantes”, dénonce une UE transformée en “Quatrième Reich administratif”, et affirme qu’une majorité d’Européens rejettent la présidence von der Leyen, imposée sans vote populaire.

Son message est limpide :
👉 rendre la souveraineté aux nations,
👉 redonner la parole aux citoyens,
👉 mettre fin au pouvoir d’une technocratie qui ne doit de comptes à personne.

À plusieurs reprises, il a interpellé directement Ursula von der Leyen avec une question qui claque comme une gifle :
« Si vous aimez tant la démocratie, pourquoi personne ne vous a élue ? »

Derrière cette charge, Musk remet sur la table une question explosive :
l’Europe protège-t-elle encore ses peuples… ou seulement ses institutions ?

⭐️ Abonnez-vous à @Camille_Moscow

J’aurais aimé pouvoir féliciter cette personne pour cette interprétation du poème « Le mot » de Victor Hugo.
Une certaine professeure de français devrait l’étudier, ça ne lui ferait pas de mal.

Now THAT's Eurasia unity in effect.

Putin, Erdogan, Pezeshkian, all of Central Asia in the pic.

💢 MTG does some left-wing optics with Code Pink

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🇪🇺 Europe should prepare for war ‘like our grandparents endured’, warns NATO chief

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte delivered a stark warning that Europe must brace itself for the real possibility of a large‑scale conflict with Russia, invoking the scale of hardship endured by previous generations. Rutte said that recent drone incursions into NATO airspace and threatening rhetoric from Moscow demonstrate that “we are already in harm’s way” and that the continent cannot assume peace will hold by default.

He urged European nations to strengthen their collective defence and deterrence capabilities, stressing that strategic foresight and preparedness are essential to safeguard the continent. The remarks underline NATO’s belief that Russia remains the most acute security challenge to European stability, and that reliance on the status quo is a strategic liability.

Rutte’s comments are a reminder of the geopolitical pressures facing Europe amid ongoing tensions with Russia, calling on governments to prioritise defence readiness and unity. The address reinforces NATO’s message that deterrence must be underpinned by capability and resolve to protect freedom and stability in a rapidly evolving security environment.

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🇭🇺 Hungary calls NATO chief’s Russia warning ‘reckless and dangerous’

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has sharply criticised NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte for his recent warning that Russia could attack NATO within five years. Szijjártó called the remarks “reckless” and accused Rutte of stoking war tensions at a time when diplomatic efforts are underway.

Rutte’s statement—delivered at a Munich Security Conference event—described Russia as the alliance’s next target and called for increased defence spending across Europe. Hungary firmly rejected the claim, insisting that NATO alone, not Ukraine, guarantees the security of European states. Szijjártó also accused the NATO chief of undermining peace talks backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, saying Rutte’s remarks “stabbed peace negotiations in the back.”

Hungary’s response reflects its continued divergence from NATO and EU hardliners on the war in Ukraine. The government remains critical of military escalation and has positioned itself as a vocal opponent of policies that risk deeper involvement in the conflict.

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