GDPR – total enslavement of opinion, EU style
On 25 May 2018 the EU’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force.
Politicians and the press insist on how necessary this new regulation is to better protect the personal data of EU citizens. But what is really behind the new EU paragraphs?
Is it really about more transparency for citizens, or are quite different goals hidden behind the vaguely worded flood of EU regulations? Kla.TV sheds light on the matter in this programme.
The 21-minute video (German) features well-known figures such as Oliver Janich, Jo Conrad, Michael Vogt, Dirk Müller and Ivo Sasek. Never before have the countries of Europe been closer to the enslavement of opinion – above all while the people boast of their newly gained securities.
How do you deal with this information? What does it mean for you? What options are there for ensuring free communication? More on this soon in a separate article about our cooperation partner OKiTALK …
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