The terrible ‘anti-business’ policies of the European Commission is killing all sense of entrepreneurship in Europe. The European Union is nice on paper but is not so business friendly in reality.

The EU is over regulating everything. The European Commission tries to justify its existence by regulating every aspect of business and in doing so they’re killing all new business initiatives.

The European Union is creating so many regulations and laws that they’re scarring investors and inventors away.

According to the EU commission, two of its most important achievements are:

1. the undetachable cap of the plastic bottle, and
2. the standardisation of phone chargers.

😂 😂 😂

This is a joke ….

We came out of covid and instead of deregulating business they came up with the Green Deal …. which had been suggested by the World Economic Forum (WEF) and McKinsey.

McKinsey is like a US government agency … damn it, these Americans are good, they know how to win …. for them Europe is a playground… they call the European Commission …. home.

The Green Deal falls into the Net Zero fatamorgana where they claim that it is possible to run the entire Unions industry without adding CO2 into the environment. I’m not a chemist but this sounds like a serious peace of dogmatic propaganda.

And by the way, the WEF represents the biggest polluter on the planet and their meeting in Davos is a ballet of private planes.

Let us remember the covid crisis: the EU should have been the gatekeeper of human rights, but no … they sold our souls and freedoms to the pharma industry.

Lockdowns, vaccinations passes, media propaganda, etc. it was one of the lowest moments the EU has ever known and inflicted on its citizen.

The EU plastic and chemical industry are in crisis due to all of this EU bullshit …. unemployment is on the horizon.

Who wants to open a chemical and plastic plant in the EU now? Nobody.

But then again, some of these chemical companies are owned by the oil industry and some of these oil comapanies receive a VIP treatment by the European Commission.

Completely wrong if you ask me.

For instance, the EU has given a grant to Italian oil company ENI ….

https://www.eni.com/en-IT/media/press-release/2025/07/eib-eni.html

In what kind of privileged bubble is the European Commission living?

ENI is trying to sell Novamont (who received lots of EU funding and who is involved in cartel activities all over Europe) and Versalis (who has no intellectual property value and who is just an empty box), and is supported by the European Commission behind the scene.

How is this in god’s name possible?

It’s a double standard. It’s hypocrisy. Or maybe there’s something else … something much darker.