Here's a taste of things to come. Last year Google engaged in a little campaign against their proposed "fake news" law. It amounted to putting a small link on t

Here's a taste of things to come. Last year Google engaged in a little campaign against their proposed "fake news" law. It amounted to putting a small link on their home page. For that most grievous crime of "abuse of market power", these judges censored the company by ordering it to take it down or face totally arbitrary fines of about 200kUSD per hour. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-05-02/brazil-judge-orders-google-ceo-to-testify-over-fake-news-bill https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-05-02/brazil-ju... https://archive.is/EdoqQ https://archive.is/EdoqQ Then the elected politicians rejected that law and these same judges rammed it down our throats anyway via "electoral court resolutions".