JustBill

🇪🇺 Europe's streets are dealing with an energy crisis, a war next door, and rising public anger over unchecked migration. The EU's response? A new anti-racism strategy focused on "diverse and inclusive neighbourhoods." The highlights: The entire purpose of the EU, according to this document, is to create "a society free from racism." Not energy security. Not defense. Not economic stability. Racism. They want anti-racism taught in every school across the continent, embedded into AI regulation, and made a core pillar of EU foreign policy. NGOs will be funded to implement it... because we all know how well those work. Starting in 2028, member states deemed insufficiently committed can be locked out of EU funding entirely. And the GDP argument is in there too. Racism is bad because it hurts shareholder value and makes it harder for corporations to access cheap foreign labor. They actually wrote that down. European voters have been screaming about cost of living, immigration policy, and energy prices for three years straight. Brussels heard all of that and decided what the continent really needs is a publicly funded neighborhood diversity program. The gap between what EU citizens are asking for and what Brussels is delivering has never been wider.