Brazilian here 🖐 Glenn Greenwald actually lived in Brazil for a long time & was able to do interviews in portuguese. Not saying he is the perfect Brazil commentetor, he have it's ideologies & bias, but To talk about Brazil, he is the best in US !
Keep speaking or lose you're rights to totalitarianism. If not for yourself, do it for the future that needs those freedoms to stay clear of unchecked power and prosper as a free people 👊💪 * specifically, people need to recognize they media is manipulative and gets people to give up thier power through fear and propaganda. Don't trust the media.
@@denysvlasenko1865 Yes. He exposed how the legal system was abusive in his case. Glenn has principles, whether it helps the "left" or "right", whatever those labels mean anymore.
Glenn, your example of people in the US wanting to remove those who praise Trump from all of the Internet, is not hypothetical. They effectively have said as much.
Can't believe that guy is actually in office not knowing something so basic to being an American citizen. There should be a test for politicians to pass
Thank you Glen for standing up for the first amendment/freedom of speech and explaining to Zach the problem with speech regulation which can result in abuse of power by the state.
And what about the abuse of power of a few, those that have money? People in the US that bow to unrestricted freedom of speech are naive, and lack understanding of how the human mind works. Look at your previous president, the one that believes Haitians are eating dogs and cats : he would do anything for money, the end justifies the means, a morally corrupt individual. I do not want to live with such people around me. Would you ?
This is what happens when you only play defense. You never gain ground. The best you can hope for is to not lose ground. Where is the campaign to amend the U.S. Constitution to ensure online free speech by prohibiting government employees, contractors, and unelected officials from pushing information to the public and prohibiting government employees, contractors, and unelected officials from having any contact with media organizations, including internet media carriers?
We all want to have the ability to speak out . However, we also know the human brain is easily fooled and brainwashed. When Russia invaded Ukraine, 80000 bots pr hour told us to "stand by Ukraine"...and we did. When palestiniens invaded Israel bots constantly told us children were beheaded and burned...and we believed it. Only months later when tens of thousends of palestiniens were dead did we "wake up". Do we really want millions of AI bots from CAI or others to brainwash our minds. I would say NO. How do we solve the problem ?
So the government congress of Brazil does not represent the people of Brazil, only themselves. LOL--- real democracy! Very close to a description of the US congress.
What does the EU mean when they say "certain instances of disinformation"? Certain instances? So they don't want to ban all disinformation? It's only certain disinformation they are concerned about? 🤔
When any government says we need to decide what is and isn't acceptable disinformation what they mean is some propaganda is good and some facts are bad. They mean they want to be authoritarians.
Maybe there is good and bad disinformation. Disinformation is not inherently bad, it is a tool. Apply a little moral judgment (and it doesn't take much when Russia is being considered), and there is your answer.
Their own definition of "disinformation" is either a political one or completely nebulous. It's like when they tried to define "pro-Russia propaganda" in their efforts to stop Russian troll farms or whatever they'd gotten in their heads was the current year's boogeyman. The EU basically just said "anything that's critical of the EU." It's insane.
Okay, to be clear, VPN's can be used to get around local rules, but that's not the main purpose of VPN's existing but just a way people have found to employ VPN's. VPN's were created to allow people to securely connect to another network and act as if they are on that network. Originally, and still predominantly, that is used by workers to connect to their work network. And, as someone who has been on the Internet from the start... it was NOT created to be a free speech platform. It was created to be a way to connect widely spread locations and keep as many of them connected as possible in the case of a really bad disaster or war. Because it began as an unregulated frontier, in the same way we saw the west in the USA in the 19th century, of course, it started with lots of freedom. But it was not created to be that. It was that simply because when it was opened, nobody considered it necessary to police this new sphere (and we are lucky that happened that way for long enough that people got used to it and do push back when regulation tries to interfere.)
@@Douglas_Gillette sorta but not really. A proxy does the action on your behalf. VPN's simply route your traffic through an encrypted connection to another network which then forwards your traffic onto the destination network (i.e. Internet).
As long as the law supports your statements. I haven't seen any examples of Elon Musk or any of the other owners running around moderating posts based on nothing but their own subjective opinion.
49:00 Liz might hold those values dear. US government does not Ross Ulbricht was made example of, US pushed on Sweden to convict PirateBay founders, now they try to pin copyright violations on Kim Dotcom a guy who complied with requests to delete the content, but just technically couldn't check encrypted archives his users uploaded.
Não fala merda não, ignorante. Teu juiz de estimação é o primeiro a ignorar as leis do teu pais. Onde já se viu uma pessoa ser investigador, promotor e juiz?
Brazil isn't a "Banana Republic", it's among the 10 biggest global economies. Brazilian agribusiness is modern and feed 1 billion people around the world. The problem is its corrupt political elite.
@@ClaudioMalagrino Granted Brazil is not defined as an official Banana republic. But if you look at the definition of Banana republic: {An unstable government is largely driven by widespread "corruption" by government officials. (very true) Further, the government may be oppressive and heavily oppose the lower class. (true) Usually, banana republics have widespread poverty with an economic dependency on the upper class or business elites.(true) There is a significant gap between the upper classes and the lower class citizens. (very true) Most of the country's infrastructure will be owned by foreign investors, and the country's economic standing will be based on minimal natural resources (the only aspect of a Banana republic not true in Brazil so far).} Brazil is hanging by a thread outside the definition of a Banana Republic. LOL just like the USA is becoming a Banana republic because both countries are run by an oligarchy instead of the people. Rich people suck!
@@dentonfender6492 Ok. Not sure about "rich people" in general. The origin of all our problems is the political elite, a bunch of parasites. Their very symbol is the Marxist crook Lula da Silva.
@@SuperShintube The one with 1 billion monthly active users globally and 150 million Americans. Why people need to put everything in terms of left vs right? This is a false dichotomy fallacy.
@@joaodarocha that was not his point. The point is that its not banned if the vice president is posting on it, right? Also, glenn has a billion of videos talking about the crackdown on tiktok. His latest videos this week were about the bin laden letter being removed from tiktok
My Father said there’ll be day’s like this, my Father said! He’s prophetically correct ALL the time. There is most absolutely none quite like him! I most assuredly love my Father
@@WolfHeathen That certainly happens. But when the incentives for corruption are strong enough, even people who thought themselves incorruptible can falter.
Citizens in Brazil can be compared to citizens in the U.S. in an interesting way. In Brazil, about eight people out of each hundred, but in the U.S., it is about 120 per 100 citizens. Of course, that's the per capita analysis. In America, less than half of the people own all of them. These statistics are something governmental leaders pay attention to as they avoid pushing problematic agenda items too far.
Thanks for the response. Certain words result in things disappearing, lately, and it's always contentious items. On average, eight people out of one hundred people will buy what they think will keep them safe.
Opposing view? You mean opponents to free speech? Do you not already get enough of that from the corporatists and collectivists and statist bootlickers? It's already everywhere.
@@SpiderMan-od3kr Show me a debate about the twitter ban on China, or Russia. They just ban, that is how dictatorships works. You wont find public figures of Brazil "defendind" the ban. They just accept quietly and talk shit about evil Elon Musk, but they will not debate the censorship.
It never has if you understood how our Supreme Court works, the US Supreme Court has never issued or invented a law on a whim, only when cases are appealed and then approved by the court to be heard do they then interpret the law, the constitutionality of a law, and how it should be applied, these decisions become legal precedents, case law, or common law, but the constitution is the highest authority and no person or judge can violate the constitution, if you don’t see the difference between our supreme courts decisions and this lunatic judge in Brazil then you should educate yourself, the supreme courts decisions can be easily understood on any of these issues regardless of anyone’s feelings or political ideology
@@PatrickThomasBrady I see no difference when you read section 1983 which explicitly gives Americans the right to sue the government for violation of our rights, but the the court invents QI out of whole cloth and it winds up barring the majority of 1983 claims. There has never been a Congressional statute that created QI. It is completely made up by the courts.
@@BruceWing The government has no business being involved in marriages of any kind. But the courts have said cops are allowed to steal money from people during search warrants because no court previously rules cops can't do so. WHAT? Stealing is illegal for everyone! THAT is in the law!
More robust? Only someone who knows nothing of the Brazilian constitution could say such stupidity. It has very weak securities for individual rights. And separation of powers is generally badly worded. And the supreme court has been acting politically for a long time. Only got worse recently.
What Glenn Greenwald skipped to clarify is that the laws in Brazil requires the foreigner companies to have an office and representatives of those plataforms in the country. What they’ve been asked is just to comply. Very easy to demonize now one single Supreme Court judge that once asked has to use the Constitution to enforce the laws. Glenn has changed his views lately and defend what for us is not just a “ freedom of speech”, but the freedom of chaos.And no buddy we don’t have anything to do with Venezuela’s regime. You got that wrong!
Moares had clear targets based on their political views and tried to make previous censor through X. It's nothing to do with the presence of a representative in Brazil. Several social media don't have it as well. Moraes is just the strong arm of a corrupt and dictatorial system, implemented since the release of the criminal Lula from jail. He does everything but following the Constitution, ignoring the due process and acting as a prosecutor. Luís Roberto Barroso, another Supreme Court member, said recently that Brazilian Supreme Court is a "political entity" today. There's nothing about it in our Constitution. This position is completely illegal.
Agreed. Glenn has no idea what he is talking about. This digital militia includes elected officials and want to chaos to rule this country. They created a campaign to disclose publicly information of police officers investigating jair bolsonaro crimes. Of course that has to be illegal
X tinha representante no Brasil. Eles tiraram por medo do representante ser preso. E nós somos iguais a venezuela. Nós, assim como a Venezuela, somos uns dos poucos países sem acesso ao X
58:00 on the point of licences for encryption In 1996 US tried to prosecute PGP creator for illegally exporting munition. Yes, they've equated math to arms.
Here in Brazil, today, September 13th, Elon Musk, through Starlink, has just paid the fine imposed by Brazilian judicial authorities on X. The fine amounts to approximately 4 million dollars. Now, to reactivate X in Brazil, they will still have to appoint a representative of the company here in Brazil, in addition to complying with court orders. These multimillionaires have to be hit in the pocket; only then will they respect the authorities of various countries.
no one in brazil is against free speech, but what elon was doing was insane, he was refusing to obey the supreme court, refusing to pay the fines, talking all kinds of trash about brazil and it's court. south africa and usa should take better care of their drug addicts like elon, twitter was awesome before him
@@FlowerPower-r8h even the right to life has exceptions (eg when one acts in self defense), free speech also has many exceptions, when you use it to commit crimes (eg falsely accusing someone of committing a crime). if druggy Elon wants to protect crimes on his platform, then his platform must go. that's not being anti free speech
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Brazilian here 🖐
Glenn Greenwald actually lived in Brazil for a long time & was able to do interviews in portuguese.
Not saying he is the perfect Brazil commentetor, he have it's ideologies & bias, but
To talk about Brazil, he is the best in US !
Couldn’t agree more fellow countryman. To morando nos EUA, rezo pela minha familia ainda aí. Espero q as coisas melhorem.
Ele ainda mora no Brasil
Keep speaking or lose you're rights to totalitarianism.
If not for yourself, do it for the future that needs those freedoms to stay clear of unchecked power and prosper as a free people 👊💪
* specifically, people need to recognize they media is manipulative and gets people to give up thier power through fear and propaganda. Don't trust the media.
Didn't he help to extract Lula from his cell?
@@denysvlasenko1865 Yes. He exposed how the legal system was abusive in his case. Glenn has principles, whether it helps the "left" or "right", whatever those labels mean anymore.
Glenn, your example of people in the US wanting to remove those who praise Trump from all of the Internet, is not hypothetical. They effectively have said as much.
Extremists on both sides talk about the removal of the opposition. It’s a standard feature of extremism
“There’s No Guarantee To Free Speech!” - Tim Walz
And sadly, their supporters believe and agree with that. It’s a failure of imagination that the shoe could ever be on the other foot.
Tim can stuff it.
Can't believe that guy is actually in office not knowing something so basic to being an American citizen. There should be a test for politicians to pass
Tampon Tim should be taught that the Second Amendment guarantees the right to free speech.
What's the context of quote?
Thank you Glen for standing up for the first amendment/freedom of speech and explaining to Zach the problem with speech regulation which can result in abuse of power by the state.
And what about the abuse of power of a few, those that have money? People in the US that bow to unrestricted freedom of speech are naive, and lack understanding of how the human mind works. Look at your previous president, the one that believes Haitians are eating dogs and cats : he would do anything for money, the end justifies the means, a morally corrupt individual. I do not want to live with such people around me. Would you ?
If people communicate freely they might disgust canceling NATO ? Can the people vote , to remove or stop NATO??
Glenn, Brasil loves you!!!! ❤️🇧🇷❤️🇧🇷❤️🇧🇷
This is what happens when you only play defense. You never gain ground. The best you can hope for is to not lose ground. Where is the campaign to amend the U.S. Constitution to ensure online free speech by prohibiting government employees, contractors, and unelected officials from pushing information to the public and prohibiting government employees, contractors, and unelected officials from having any contact with media organizations, including internet media carriers?
"Free speech is a matter of victory or death for America and for the survival of Western Civilization itself." ~Donald Trump
We all want to have the ability to speak out . However, we also know the human brain is easily fooled and brainwashed. When Russia invaded Ukraine, 80000 bots pr hour told us to "stand by Ukraine"...and we did. When palestiniens invaded Israel bots constantly told us children were beheaded and burned...and we believed it. Only months later when tens of thousends of palestiniens were dead did we "wake up". Do we really want millions of AI bots from CAI or others to brainwash our minds. I would say NO. How do we solve the problem ?
You know who also loved free speech? Hitler, he used it frequency to gain a massive following.
So the government congress of Brazil does not represent the people of Brazil, only themselves. LOL--- real democracy! Very close to a description of the US congress.
What does the EU mean when they say "certain instances of disinformation"? Certain instances? So they don't want to ban all disinformation? It's only certain disinformation they are concerned about? 🤔
When any government says we need to decide what is and isn't acceptable disinformation what they mean is some propaganda is good and some facts are bad. They mean they want to be authoritarians.
Maybe there is good and bad disinformation. Disinformation is not inherently bad, it is a tool. Apply a little moral judgment (and it doesn't take much when Russia is being considered), and there is your answer.
Their own definition of "disinformation" is either a political one or completely nebulous. It's like when they tried to define "pro-Russia propaganda" in their efforts to stop Russian troll farms or whatever they'd gotten in their heads was the current year's boogeyman. The EU basically just said "anything that's critical of the EU." It's insane.
Okay, to be clear, VPN's can be used to get around local rules, but that's not the main purpose of VPN's existing but just a way people have found to employ VPN's. VPN's were created to allow people to securely connect to another network and act as if they are on that network. Originally, and still predominantly, that is used by workers to connect to their work network.
And, as someone who has been on the Internet from the start... it was NOT created to be a free speech platform. It was created to be a way to connect widely spread locations and keep as many of them connected as possible in the case of a really bad disaster or war. Because it began as an unregulated frontier, in the same way we saw the west in the USA in the 19th century, of course, it started with lots of freedom. But it was not created to be that. It was that simply because when it was opened, nobody considered it necessary to police this new sphere (and we are lucky that happened that way for long enough that people got used to it and do push back when regulation tries to interfere.)
It’s really a proxy.
@@Douglas_Gillette sorta but not really. A proxy does the action on your behalf. VPN's simply route your traffic through an encrypted connection to another network which then forwards your traffic onto the destination network (i.e. Internet).
This is about nation States controlling the information, from outside sources.
God help all those who support free speech.
You can only have free speech on "X" as long as the owner approves of your statements.
As long as the law supports your statements. I haven't seen any examples of Elon Musk or any of the other owners running around moderating posts based on nothing but their own subjective opinion.
@WolfHeathen
Then you are blind...
That's obviously a paid response...
@@WolfHeathen have you seen yesterday's news? 😭 Told ya.
49:00 Liz might hold those values dear. US government does not
Ross Ulbricht was made example of, US pushed on Sweden to convict PirateBay founders, now they try to pin copyright violations on Kim Dotcom a guy who complied with requests to delete the content, but just technically couldn't check encrypted archives his users uploaded.
Oh please Glenn…don’t tell me you are calling Monark the Joe Rogan of Brazil! 😂😂😂Smoking pot on air is the only thing they have in common!
25:33 to 26:10 - How the censorship is rationalized, the speech allegedly being anti-democracy.
RESPECT OUR LAWS! SIMPLE!
Não fala merda não, ignorante. Teu juiz de estimação é o primeiro a ignorar as leis do teu pais. Onde já se viu uma pessoa ser investigador, promotor e juiz?
What do you expect from a Banana Republic? The USA is rapidly going the same direction as Brazil.
Brazil isn't a "Banana Republic", it's among the 10 biggest global economies. Brazilian agribusiness is modern and feed 1 billion people around the world. The problem is its corrupt political elite.
@@ClaudioMalagrino Granted Brazil is not defined as an official Banana republic. But if you look at the definition of Banana republic: {An unstable government is largely driven by widespread "corruption" by government officials. (very true) Further, the government may be oppressive and heavily oppose the lower class. (true) Usually, banana republics have widespread poverty with an economic dependency on the upper class or business elites.(true) There is a significant gap between the upper classes and the lower class citizens. (very true) Most of the country's infrastructure will be owned by foreign investors, and the country's economic standing will be based on minimal natural resources (the only aspect of a Banana republic not true in Brazil so far).} Brazil is hanging by a thread outside the definition of a Banana Republic. LOL just like the USA is becoming a Banana republic because both countries are run by an oligarchy instead of the people. Rich people suck!
@@dentonfender6492 Ok. Not sure about "rich people" in general. The origin of all our problems is the political elite, a bunch of parasites. Their very symbol is the Marxist crook Lula da Silva.
US has banned TikTok. Not one single word about this Glenn?
lots on his channel
You mean that platform that Kamala posted campaign content 3 hours ago?
@@SuperShintube The one with 1 billion monthly active users globally and 150 million Americans. Why people need to put everything in terms of left vs right? This is a false dichotomy fallacy.
@@joaodarocha that was not his point. The point is that its not banned if the vice president is posting on it, right? Also, glenn has a billion of videos talking about the crackdown on tiktok. His latest videos this week were about the bin laden letter being removed from tiktok
My Father said there’ll be day’s like this, my Father said! He’s prophetically correct ALL the time. There is most absolutely none quite like him! I most assuredly love my Father
Power corrupts, yet again.
Power doesn't corrupt. Morally corrupt people seek power in order to exercise their corrupt morals.
@@WolfHeathen That certainly happens. But when the incentives for corruption are strong enough, even people who thought themselves incorruptible can falter.
Citizens in Brazil can be compared to citizens in the U.S. in an interesting way. In Brazil, about eight people out of each hundred, but in the U.S., it is about 120 per 100 citizens. Of course, that's the per capita analysis. In America, less than half of the people own all of them. These statistics are something governmental leaders pay attention to as they avoid pushing problematic agenda items too far.
There seems to be something missing in the above statements. About eight people out of each hundred what in Brazil?
Thanks for the response. Certain words result in things disappearing, lately, and it's always contentious items. On average, eight people out of one hundred people will buy what they think will keep them safe.
I'd love to hear a discussion with an opposing view represented.
Opposing view? You mean opponents to free speech? Do you not already get enough of that from the corporatists and collectivists and statist bootlickers? It's already everywhere.
Good luck with that. That's not how dictatorships works.
@@SuperShintube They work by showing multiple points of view on a topic? You've got this backward.
@@SpiderMan-od3kr Show me a debate about the twitter ban on China, or Russia. They just ban, that is how dictatorships works. You wont find public figures of Brazil "defendind" the ban. They just accept quietly and talk shit about evil Elon Musk, but they will not debate the censorship.
Just tune in Brazilian mainstream media. They fully support censorship.
How does a judge invent a law? You mean like Qualified Immunity? Yeah, that could never happen in America.🙄
Or abortion or gay marriage.
It never has if you understood how our Supreme Court works, the US Supreme Court has never issued or invented a law on a whim, only when cases are appealed and then approved by the court to be heard do they then interpret the law, the constitutionality of a law, and how it should be applied, these decisions become legal precedents, case law, or common law, but the constitution is the highest authority and no person or judge can violate the constitution, if you don’t see the difference between our supreme courts decisions and this lunatic judge in Brazil then you should educate yourself, the supreme courts decisions can be easily understood on any of these issues regardless of anyone’s feelings or political ideology
@@PatrickThomasBrady I see no difference when you read section 1983 which explicitly gives Americans the right to sue the government for violation of our rights, but the the court invents QI out of whole cloth and it winds up barring the majority of 1983 claims. There has never been a Congressional statute that created QI. It is completely made up by the courts.
@@BruceWing The government has no business being involved in marriages of any kind. But the courts have said cops are allowed to steal money from people during search warrants because no court previously rules cops can't do so. WHAT? Stealing is illegal for everyone! THAT is in the law!
@@jonathanrichter4256 - You’re preaching to the choir.
More robust? Only someone who knows nothing of the Brazilian constitution could say such stupidity. It has very weak securities for individual rights. And separation of powers is generally badly worded. And the supreme court has been acting politically for a long time. Only got worse recently.
What Glenn Greenwald skipped to clarify is that the laws in Brazil requires the foreigner companies to have an office and representatives of those plataforms in the country. What they’ve been asked is just to comply. Very easy to demonize now one single Supreme Court judge that once asked has to use the Constitution to enforce the laws. Glenn has changed his views lately and defend what for us is not just a “ freedom of speech”, but the freedom of chaos.And no buddy we don’t have anything to do with Venezuela’s regime. You got that wrong!
Moares had clear targets based on their political views and tried to make previous censor through X. It's nothing to do with the presence of a representative in Brazil. Several social media don't have it as well. Moraes is just the strong arm of a corrupt and dictatorial system, implemented since the release of the criminal Lula from jail. He does everything but following the Constitution, ignoring the due process and acting as a prosecutor. Luís Roberto Barroso, another Supreme Court member, said recently that Brazilian Supreme Court is a "political entity" today. There's nothing about it in our Constitution. This position is completely illegal.
Agreed. Glenn has no idea what he is talking about. This digital militia includes elected officials and want to chaos to rule this country. They created a campaign to disclose publicly information of police officers investigating jair bolsonaro crimes. Of course that has to be illegal
X tinha representante no Brasil. Eles tiraram por medo do representante ser preso. E nós somos iguais a venezuela. Nós, assim como a Venezuela, somos uns dos poucos países sem acesso ao X
Propaganda, leave other countries alone
I mean look at the judge. His photo looks like a supervillain. Not saying you should just book a judge by its clothing but I am just saying.
Gee Glenn, you really didnt read 1984 or the Bible as liturature a?
58:00 on the point of licences for encryption
In 1996 US tried to prosecute PGP creator for illegally exporting munition.
Yes, they've equated math to arms.
Thankfully, encryption technology is no longer regulated in the US.
Here's a quarter....
you know the rest.
Maybe it is the free world fighting back with common sense...
Here in Brazil, today, September 13th, Elon Musk, through Starlink, has just paid the fine imposed by Brazilian judicial authorities on X.
The fine amounts to approximately 4 million dollars.
Now, to reactivate X in Brazil, they will still have to appoint a representative of the company here in Brazil, in addition to complying with court orders.
These multimillionaires have to be hit in the pocket; only then will they respect the authorities of various countries.
Então é bom que o governo esteja forçando essas empresas a banir conteúdo legal da plataforma deles?
Fuck authoritarian governments.
Alexandre's our hero and Glenn is only a facists's"tchuchuquinha" 😛😛🎉
There is no justice in this world but there will be at judgment day.
And until Jesus decides to stop dragging his ass, human judgement will have to do.
no one in brazil is against free speech, but what elon was doing was insane, he was refusing to obey the supreme court, refusing to pay the fines, talking all kinds of trash about brazil and it's court. south africa and usa should take better care of their drug addicts like elon, twitter was awesome before him
So you admit Brazil is anti free speech.
@@FlowerPower-r8h even the right to life has exceptions (eg when one acts in self defense), free speech also has many exceptions, when you use it to commit crimes (eg falsely accusing someone of committing a crime). if druggy Elon wants to protect crimes on his platform, then his platform must go. that's not being anti free speech
Lmao loser, you got offended so you want to censor.
the name Elizabeth though I like it a lot can be a bit of curse, can be called many names with affection.
I am amazed how you suddenly became an extreme right winger
You are a liar Glenn!
They wanted to get added to manifest destiny. Job well done Brazil
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