By Luc Olinga A senior European official says that Musk’s Twitter won’t be as free as that in the European Union. Elon Musk was quick to impose his mark on Twitter. The billionaire immediately fired Parag Agrawal, the CEO of the social network, and three other top executives just hours after having finalized an agreement with the firm which he acquires for $44 billion. Shortly after, he posted a cryptic tweet that seemed to confirm that he had become the new boss. “The bird is freed,” Musk posted on Oct. 27, referring to the company’s logo. This tweet and the departure of Twitter executives su…