The European Parliament's LIBE Committee voted in favour of the regulation. It will come into effect 12 months from now.

Read more about #TERREG here: https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/posts/terrorist-content-online-terreg-regulation/

And to those Members of the Parliament who pretend to defend the interests of the People, but are part of it and let that shit happen + communicated like if there will be a vote (when they could have at least try to put amendments/motion of rejection on the text) and now try to appear like the victims/heroes of the situation...

I wonder what "terrorist content" i can think of about them.

#Terreg

Dear Jérémie, accusing us of "letting that shit happen" really goes too far. We have fought this in the negotiations for months and years, have opposed the outcome when voted in LIBE but lost 52:14 votes, same would have happened in the plenary. Pick the right target for your ire please and let's challenge this in court.

Sorry if it hurts, but "letting that shit happen" seems an accurate description of the situation:

* Did you yes or no had options to try to make it a plenary vote, like requesting plenary amendements with a parliamentary group or 10% of MEPs?

* Did you have a possibilty, in same conditions, to table a rejection motion?

Why none of this happened?

The target i pick is an incompetent Parliament, pretext of "democracy" to that shitfuckery decided between states+Industry.

#Terreg

You can rightly criticise us for failing to request a final vote, but not for #TERREG itself. The "shit" would have happened anyway, even with a final vote, since only two groups oppose #TERREG.