Terence Donnelly

🚨 Thierry, the only "technical difficulty" Elon ever had was spending years fighting people like you instead of building. 🚨 You're advising him to stay out of politics. But ask yourself the real question: why would a man who builds rockets, electric cars and satellites ever need to get into politics in the first place? Because it was never a choice. Elon voted Democrat for years. He spent two decades avoiding politics so he could build. He didn't walk into politics. He was dragged into it. What he discovered when he bought Twitter is that the institutions that manufacture consensus, universities, media, bureaucracies, NGOs, trust and safety teams, had been captured by a single ideological family: the left. Not influenced. Captured. The Twitter Files documented it in black and white: banned accounts, suppressed topics, government agencies sending lists of content to take down. When you see that from the inside, you understand one thing: the West isn't sliding into totalitarianism through tanks. It's sliding into it through content moderation. And that slide had a European face. Yours. The commissioner who sent X a threatening letter hours before an interview with a US presidential candidate. The man who explained on television that "we did it in Romania" and would do it again in Germany if necessary. Elon didn't enter politics out of a hunger for power. He entered because free speech is the precondition for everything else, and people like you were dismantling it. And unlike you, he understands economics. He read Hayek. He understood what Hayek understood in 1944: no planner, no committee, no commission holds the knowledge scattered across millions of minds. The more you centralize decisions, the more you destroy collective intelligence. The road to serfdom doesn't start with camps. It starts with regulations. That's exactly what Europe has become: advanced collectivism that refuses to say its name. Directives nobody voted for, written by officials nobody can fire. We regulated AI before we built any. We regulated tech without having a single tech giant. In 2008, the European economy was bigger than America's. Today it's far behind. That's not an accident. It's the direct result of your system. And this system isn't dying alone. It found allies: a cynical left of millionaires preaching virtue from their nice neighborhoods, and the Islamist entryism of the Muslim Brotherhood, which the French state itself documented in an official report. A bureaucracy that forbids naming the problems, allied with those who exploit them: in the end, that cocktail is lethal for Western civilization. Thierry, you live in a parallel reality. A reality built on lies: that censoring is protecting. That regulating is innovating. That Europe is doing fine. You've repeated them so many times you've started to believe them. But reality doesn't negotiate. A lie you end up mistaking for the truth always comes back to hit you in the face. Yours is already on its way.