>This is really interesting coming from the Pirate Party. While I remember them for the protests against ACTA some 12 years ago, their biggest success - the Cze

>This is really interesting coming from the Pirate Party. While I remember them for the protests against ACTA some 12 years ago, their biggest success - the Czech Pirate party is extremely pro-Brussels and has hardly breathed a word against it. Well, Marcel Kolaja, who was voted from the Czech Pirate Party to the european parliament certainly comments on these things - like on an earlier round for this in July: https://european-pirateparty.eu/parliament-approves-chatcontrol/ https://european-pirateparty.eu/parliament-approves-chatcont... He is in generally pretty active also in other important topics such as content filters or gatekeepers and other stuff: https://european-pirateparty.eu/tag/marcel-kolaja/ https://european-pirateparty.eu/tag/marcel-kolaja/ As for the Pirate Party being "pro Brussels" it rather seem to to that they are ready to get involved in EU matters & possibly improve things. Other parties anti-EU rhetoric is often not very constructive and populist, especially if the EU calls then on their shady deals.