December 8, 2024
Brazil’s attempt to censor Rumble, X meant to suppress election integrity concerns

Documents from an investigation conducted by the Judiciary Committee have revealed that the Brazilian crackdown on free speech was meant to censor accounts that criticize the Brazilian government and its election practices [Read Brazil’s Supreme Court is Threatening X For Refusing To Censor Accounts].

According to independent journalist Glenn Greenwald, the US has been using Brazil as a “censorship laboratory, learning how to implement and escalate their totalitarian assault on free expression” [This is almost like the West testing vaccines in the Philippines, read Vaccines: Trojan Horses for Global Sterilization and Surveillance, Alternative views concerning the COVID-19 vaccine].

Editor’s Note: We recommend you read the whole article and then compare it with the Twitter Files, and determine whether Greenwald’s claims are true [Read Twitter Files Show How US Government Evaded Constitutional Provisions on Free Speech].

For us here in the Philippines, take heed. While we think that this is not happening here, chances are, it already is, we just don’t know it because we have not been paying attention [see Facebook Insider: Censorship in Social Media is Real, CCH is Experiencing Censorship. Here is How to Follow the Latest CCH News and Episodes].

To understand why censorship is a big deal, read CCH’s Framework for Following and Analyzing World Events. Also read Docs Offer Glimpse Into The Censorship Industrial Complex, YouTube expands censorship, will ban ALL anti-vaccine content, and Trusted News Initiative or Corrupted News Initiative? Mission: Systematic censorship of the world’s top public health experts.

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