Rumble ignores Brazilian STF Justice Moraes and keeps Monark’s channel
The video platform Rumble ignored the decision of Justice Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Court (STF), which ordered the blocking of the channel of influencer Bruno Aiub, Monark.
The influencer continues to make lives on the social network.
In one of the recent broadcasts, for example, Monark criticized Moraes.
“The state said it is illegal for me to exist,” he said, in conversation with businessman Ícaro de Carvalho.
In the January 17 Monark Talks, which has more than 100,000 views, Carvalho asked several questions about the blocking request.
“Wasn’t it because you said you liked the guys who were in the barracks?” the guest questioned, referring to the protesters who vandalized the headquarters of the Three Powers in Brasilia on January 8.
“Could be,” Monark replied, adding that he did not have access to the records.
“How would I know? You don’t know which judge, which lawyer, which prosecutor, you don’t know which crime you are being charged with, or in which forum you are going to file a petition. Only Xandão knows.”
The influencer also criticized the Justice’s decision to remove the governor of the Federal District, Ibaneis Rocha (MDB).
“Within a dictatorship, which is what we live in today, the power of the bureaucrats, who are at the top of the hierarchy of the dictatorship, is unlimited. They can do whatever they want. The guy [Moraes] took a governor out of power.”
With information from Revista Oeste
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