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Years Of US-UK Military And Intelligence Planning Behind Sweeping Brazil Censorship, Evidence Suggests _Secret evidence, specialized spy units, and permanent bans on populists were key tactics developed by government operatives_ Late last night, the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives released over 500 pages of confidential Brazilian court documents relating to censorship demands on X, formerly Twitter. The Committee had obtained them from X through its subpoena powers. The documents show a single Superior Electoral Court (TSE) Justice, Alexandre de Moraes, demanding permanent bans on over 150 elected officials and journalists. De Moraes demanded these bans in secret processes, without explanation or means of appeal, and across social media platforms. Given the dependence of elected leaders on social media, these demands for bans may constitute electoral interference. In one case, De Moraes demanded that all major social media platforms, including at least one, Twitter, which did not publish the offending material, ban a federal Congressman, Marcel Van Hattem. The TSE had claimed that Van Hattem had criticized the election results. Not only had Van Hattan’s video not been related to the elections, but it was also a criticism of the Labor Department. It was released one day before the election. In many ways, Brazil’s sweeping censorship system is unique to Brazil. Brazil’s Censorship Industrial Complex is located in the judiciary rather than in the executive branch, as it is in Europe, in the European Commission, and the U.S., in the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, National Science Foundation, and other agencies. However, in other ways, Brazil’s censorship simply reflects the most advanced form of the Censorship Industrial Complex vision created by US and UK government officials, particularly ones working for the military and intelligence agencies. Our work revealed that current and former agents from the US Department of Defense, the CIA, the Department of Homeland Security, and the British Ministry of Defense all developed comprehensive censorship programs. The Department of Defense and the National Science Foundation have been caught funding the creation of censorship tools, including AI-based ones, for Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms to engage in mass censorship. Beginning in early 2017, several military and intelligence agencies and agents from the US and UK governments developed similar censorship tactics that Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) was caught using. Those tactics included…

🚨🇧🇷BREAKING: U.S DEMOCRATS BLOCK BRAZIL 𝕏 CONGRESS HEARING? EDUARDO BOLSONARO: "We never understood why the left mobilized its international machinery to block our 'mere' public hearing in the American Congress Human Rights Commission. We and Congressman Chris Smith, as we say in Brazil, 'shot at what we saw and hit what we didn't see.' It's much worse than we imagined. By suspending our hearing in the American Congress, George Soros's puppet, as Congressman Jim McGovern is known, and the left were actually trying to stop everything that we are now seeing with Elon Musk exposing the 'Twitter Files Brazil'. After Musk's testimony, watch out, Brazil will collapse and the USA will have developed a better vaccine to ensure freedom of speech (First Amendment) and to bring more integrity to their own elections. Alexandre de Moraes might just be the tip of this multinational iceberg." Source: X

At the heart of this debate is our belief that some of the court orders we have received are not in line with the Marco Civil law or the Brazilian Federal Constitution. People should know why their account is blocked, or why they are being investigated, and given due process to defend themselves in public court. We believe this right is guaranteed by Marco Civil Law and the Brazilian Federal Constitution. The secrecy around this process is damaging to trust in public institutions. We have filed many appeals, some of which have been pending for more than a year. Not hearing these appeals is a violation of due process. We call on the court to lift the secrecy orders without delay, to hear our appeals, and for the other branches of the Republic to make every effort, within their respective jurisdictions, to demand the transparency essential in a thriving democracy. _______ No centro desse debate está nossa crença de que algumas das ordens judiciais que recebemos não estão de acordo com o Marco Civil da Internet ou com a Constituição Federal brasileira. As pessoas devem saber por que sua conta está bloqueada ou por que estão sendo investigadas, e devem ter direito ao devido processo para se defenderem em um tribunal público. Acreditamos que esse direito é garantido pela Lei do Marco Civil e pela Constituição Federal do Brasil. O sigilo em torno desse processo está prejudicando a confiança nas instituições públicas. Entramos com vários recursos, alguns dos quais estão pendentes há mais de um ano. Ignorar esses recursos é uma violação do devido processo legal. Pedimos ao tribunal que levante as ordens de sigilo sem demora, que ouça nossos recursos e que os outros poderes da República façam todos os esforços, dentro de suas respectivas jurisdições, para exigir a transparência essencial em uma democracia próspera.

🇧🇷🇪🇺BRAZILIAN LAWMAKERS TAKE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH TO EU Congressmen Eduardo Bolsonaro, who was in our Space with Elon last night, has joined forces with Bia Kicis and Gustavo Gayer to bring their challenge against Lula's authoritarian grip on Freedom of Speech to the European Parliament. Invited by Vox's Hermann Tertsch, they aim to spotlight Brazil's struggle for free speech and use the crackdown on X as a prime example. Their mission: To broadcast truths they believe are overlooked by the media, seeking international solidarity against what they perceive as authoritarianism in Brazil. Will Europe listen and stand with Brazil? Source: Diário do Brasil Notícias