Trump's media company and Rumble jointly sue Brazilian Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes in a U.S. federal court in Florida

X ^ | 2/18/25 | Glenn Greenwald

[hardspunned]

arguing that his most recent censorship orders require a global ban, thus violating US sovereignty and US law:

[gwjack]

Thanks for posting.

I think Greenwald was not as clear as he should be. I like him a lot, but I think his pronoun use is confusing. I think it is the censorship orders of the Brazilian judge.
No?

Not a censorship order of nPDJT.

Gwjack

[gwjack]

I suppose if censored in China, suit could be against them next.

[SharpRightTurn]

I’m glad to see a push back given to these petty dictators.

[piasa]

From another source on another thread:

...Bolsonaro on August 14 called on the Senate to bring charges against two Supreme Court justices, warning Brazil could face a political “institutional rupture” if the charges were not brought.

One of the justices, Alexandre de Moraes, jailed the head of a party allied with the nationalist president in a probe of online misinformation and anti-democratic threats. He also opened a probe of Bolsonaro for posting confidential material on social media to try and prove an allegation of election fraud....