I would start with EU citizens first. Couple of telecom CEOs come to mind, notably ones from the ISP implementing censorship even without court orders and threatening security researchers for (responsibly) disclosing vulnerabilities in their networks. EU folks should start looking around first, where they clearly have power to do so.

It may or may not be a valid point, but it's a red herring in this thread.

Holy deflection.

Nah, just shoot them dead in encounters. Commercial cases, criminal cases all the same. EU need to learn from HN law experts.

One can see world wide where jail time or extra judicial punishments has made business people most upstanding citizens.