Luiz Corumba

Empreendedor @S4BServicos, @pisosemais e FocoMidia. Programador: C#, T-SQL, PL-SQL, Ajax, VSTS, .NET Framework, Microsoft Technologies, Oracle.

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

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[Embaixada EUA Brasil @EmbaixadaEUA]

Alexandre de Moraes é tóxico para todas as empresas legítimas e indivíduos que buscam acesso aos Estados Unidos e seus mercados. Nenhum tribunal estrangeiro pode anular as sanções impostas pelos EUA ou proteger alguém das severas consequências de descumpri-las.

Pessoas e entidades sob jurisdição dos EUA estão proibidas de manter qualquer relação comercial com ele. Já aquelas pessoas e entidades fora da jurisdição americana devem agir com máxima cautela: quem oferecer apoio material a violadores de direitos humanos também pode ser alvo de sanções.

[Vox Liberdade @VoxLiberdade]

🚨SENSACIONAL: UM DOS MAIORES DISCURSOS DE UM POLÍTICO DOS ÚLTIMOS TEMPOS. @nikolas_dm SIMPLESMENTE FAZ HISTÓRIA NA PAULISTA COM UM DISCURSO IRRETOCÁVEL!

MOTIVADOR! JOVEM GIGANTE, NIKOLAS FERREIRA!

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

Estamos realmente vivendo uma Ditadura no Brasil. Congresso só existe, por enquanto, para acalmar o povo com a velha política do pão e circo!

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

A maior riqueza de uma nação é o seu povo!

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

Um mundo melhor só se faz com pessoas melhores!

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

Não existe paraíso a curto prazo. O resultado só vem com intensidade, com foco e com frequência! 👊🏻

[Pavão Misterious @misteriouspavao]

Whindersson é o retrato da situação do Brasil.

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

O silêncio é um amigo que nunca trai.

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

@choquei Feijoada, samba, acarajé etc. Estamos enraizados na cultura africana. Redações do enem é sempre procurando polêmicas. Quando o tema será mais técnico? Desafios na educação, Desafios na saúde, Desafios na infraestrutura…

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Alexandre de Moraes is an evil dictator cosplaying as a judge.

[Global Government Affairs @GlobalAffairs]

Soon, we expect Judge Alexandre de Moraes will order X to be shut down in Brazil – simply because we would not comply with his illegal orders to censor his political opponents. These enemies include a duly elected Senator and a 16-year-old girl, among others.

When we attempted to defend ourselves in court, Judge de Moraes threatened our Brazilian legal representative with imprisonment. Even after she resigned, he froze all of her bank accounts. Our challenges against his manifestly illegal actions were either dismissed or ignored. Judge de Moraes’ colleagues on the Supreme Court are either unwilling or unable to stand up to him.

We are absolutely not insisting that other countries have the same free speech laws as the United States. The fundamental issue at stake here is that Judge de Moraes demands we break Brazil’s own laws. We simply won’t do that.

In the days to come, we will publish all of Judge de Moraes’ illegal demands and all related court filings in the interest of transparency.

Unlike other social media and technology platforms, we will not comply in secret with illegal orders.

To our users in Brazil and around the world, X remains committed to protecting your freedom of speech.

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Em breve, esperamos que o Ministro Alexandre de Moraes ordene o bloqueio do X no Brasil – simplesmente porque não cumprimos suas ordens ilegais para censurar seus opositores políticos. Dentre esses opositores estão um Senador devidamente eleito e uma jovem de 16 anos, entre outros.

Quando tentamos nos defender no tribunal, o Ministro ameaçou prender nossa representante legal no Brasil. Mesmo após sua renúncia, ele congelou todas as suas contas bancárias. Nossas contestações contra suas ações manifestamente ilegais foram rejeitadas ou ignoradas. Os colegas do Ministro Alexandre de Moraes no Supremo Tribunal Federal estão ou impossibilitados de ou não querem enfrentá-lo.

Não estamos absolutamente insistindo que outros países tenham as mesmas leis de liberdade de expressão dos Estados Unidos. A questão fundamental em jogo aqui é que o Ministro Alexandre de Moraes exige que violemos as próprias leis do Brasil. Simplesmente não faremos isso.

Nos próximos dias, publicaremos todas as exigências ilegais do Ministro e todos os documentos judiciais relacionados, para fins de transparência.

Ao contrário de outras plataformas de mídia social e tecnologia, não cumpriremos ordens ilegais em segredo.

Aos nossos usuários no Brasil e ao redor do mundo, o X continua comprometido em proteger sua liberdade de expressão.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@STF_oficial @GlobalAffairs One day, @Alexandre, this picture of you in prison will be real. Mark my words.

[Pisos & Mais @pisosemais]

Revestimentos para piscina 🏊‍♂️

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@GloboNews

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇧🇷 THE BRAZIL X FILES: BRAZIL'S SUPREME COURT GRANTED ITSELF UNPRECEDENTED POWERS

In 2019, Brazil’s Supreme Court assumed extraordinary powers to initiate investigations independently, acting as investigator, prosecutor, and judge.

This decision was so controversial that even former justices criticized it as being unprecedented and flat-out unconstitutional.

Justice de Moraes was appointed to conduct the court's first self-initiated investigation and has since used this authority to target critics across the political spectrum, often bypassing traditional legal processes.

Moraes, who also presides over the Superior Electoral Court, has been particularly aggressive in censoring alleged "misinformation" about elections, leading to actions such as social media bans and even federal raids without clear justification.

Leveraging these new powers, he conducted raids on the homes of ten social media users who criticized the court and notably, in July 2019, targeted eight businessmen—freezing their bank accounts and suspending their social media profiles.

Source: Interim Staff Report of the
Committee on the Judiciary and the
Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government Pg.3

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

@GloboNews "que só visam lucro", agora virou administrador tb..
#ForaAlexandredeMoraes

[Luiz Corumba @luizcorumba]

@samiabomfim Nunca li tanta besteira!

[Deltan Dallagnol @deltanmd]

@elonmusk my name is Deltan Dallagnol and I was the chief federal prosecutor in the Car Wash case (the Lava Jato investigation), which sent Lula to jail for corruption and money laundering charges, alongside many other powerful politicians and businessmen in Brazil.

Since you've taken an interest in Brazil, I thought I would share my story with you so you can have a deper insight on the scale of abuse, authoritarianism and revenge we are currently living under in our country.

In October 2022, I was elected to Brazil’s Congress with the biggest vote count in the state of Paraná and the 7th biggest vote count in Brazil: 344.917 voters chose to elect me as their representative in Congress.

I've decided to run for office to uphold the legacy of Car Wash and to oppose, in Congress, any legislation that would rollback the results achieved by Lava Jato or undermine Brazil’s legal anticorruption framework.

I've also wanted to have a public platform to denounce any decisions by Brazil’s Supreme Court that would put Brazil’s ability to punish white collar crimes at risk. That electoral platform resonated deeply with voters who saw with revolt the successive blows against Car Wash and the return of known corrupt politicians to public office due to impunity.

During my time in Congress, I carried out a strong opposition to Lula’s government and to the increasingly authoritarian decisions by the Supreme Court, which was and still is punishing dissent, criminalizing conservative views and censoring critics, as you know very well, since it's happening against you right now.

I was particularly and strongly opposed to legislation that Lula’s government, the Supreme Court and the Superior Electoral Court (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral or TSE, led by Alexandre de Moraes) tried to pass that would create regulations on social media, which many, including myself, understood would create an official censorship regime in Brazil.

During the campaign, Lula’s Workers Party impeached my candidacy on the grounds that I was ineligible to run because I had supposedly left office as a federal prosecutor with administrative procedures against me pending, which by Brazilian law would have made me unfit for electoral office for 8 years.

I've proved with legal documents from the Federal Prosecution Office that I had no administrative procedures pending against me when I left office, which happened almost one year before the election.

I won my case unanimously in Paraná’s state electoral court, and the Worker’s Party appealed to TSE. Both in Paraná and in Brasília, the Federal Prosecution Office argued that I was perfectly eligible to run for office and that the Worker's Party case had no legal merit.

In TSE, under Moraes leadership, the judge who acted as rapporteur for my case, Benedito Gonçalves, wrote a legal opinion that, although recognizing I had no administrative process pending against me, expanded the interpretation of the law to punish me, thus concluding I could not have run for office, making me lose my seat in Congress and dismissing my 344.497 voters.

Judge Benedito Gonçalves was himself quoted in the Car Wash case, since he was implicated by one of the operation’s main whistleblowers, OAS executive Léo Pinheiro, which immediately put Benedito’s ruling against me under suspicion of personal bias.

In the end, Benedito’s ruling was followed by all other 6 electoral judges, including Moraes, in a lightning fast ruling that only lasted 66 seconds, which is particularly strange and unheard of in such a high profile case, in which all other opinions, from lower courts and from the Federal Prosecution Office, had been previously unanimous to the contrary.

A former Supreme Court Justice, Marco Aurélio Mello, when asked by the press to comment on the decision, criticized TSE and said that the result was “clearly manipulated”.

TSE’s decision to remove me from office was the object of scathing editorials and reviews by all of Brazil’s main newspapers: Folha de S. Paulo, O Globo, Estadão, Gazeta do Povo and many others, who all called for Brazil’s Supreme Court to hear my case and reverse TSE’s decision, since it was clearly against the law.

The ruling also caused uproar and disbelief in many journalists, lawyers, jurists, and civil society around the country. Even progressive and leftists jurists and lawyers who dislike Lava Jato or myself and are sympathetic to Lula were opposed to TSE’s decision to remove me from Congress. Global anticorruption NGO Transparency International also released a strong press release condemning TSE’s decision to illegally remove me from office.

In the end, I declared that I would not appeal to the Supreme Court to restore my office because I do not believe that Brazil’s Supreme Court was capable of doing justice in my case, or in many others, for that matter, and the reasons for my disbelief are now more clear than ever.

I now work as national ambassador for the right-wing party @partidonovo30 alongside @marcelvanhattem and many other brave people who oppose Lula's government, the abusive decisions of our Supreme Court and the mounting censorship regime in Brazil.

344.917 votes.
344.917 silenced voices.

[economist @crypto_degen27]

De nuestro lado están:
- Donald Trump🇺🇸
- Elon Musk🚀
- Jair Bolsonaro🇧🇷
- Meloni🇮🇹
- Nayib Bukele🇸🇻

Los que están en contra:
- Nicolás Maduro🇻🇪
- Petro🇨🇴
- López Obrador🇲🇽
- Lula🇧🇷
- Pedro Sánchez🇪🇸

Triunfa el mundo libre, triunfa la Libertad.
Chau comunismo.