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A few months ago, a Canadian judge got her #amazon , #google , #uber, credit cards accounts, etc. closed.

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  • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

    A few months ago, a Canadian judge got her #amazon , #google , #uber, credit cards accounts, etc. closed.

    She was doing her job investigating war crimes made in Afghanistan, including by the #USA

    That offended Americans. They decided to close all her accounts, which they have control over.

    I'm expecting this behavior to become more and more common.

    This is why #canada should work on #digitalsovereignty

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    ‘It’s surreal’: US sanctions lock International Criminal Court judge out of daily life

    Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary

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    The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)

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    @frank wow I totally missed this!

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    • racingdaily@mastodon.socialR racingdaily@mastodon.social

      @frank And, more worrying, THE WORLD DOES NOTHING. THEY LEAVE HER UP SHIT CREEK WITHOUT A PADDLE. Nice to live in a world that will happily ask for your expertise, then throw you under a bus to protect itself.

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      #14

      @racingdaily

      Sure, but if you're not tech-savvy, what are you supposed to do?

      It's her personal accounts that got closed. Not her professional accounts.

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      • django@social.coopD django@social.coop

        @frank wow I totally missed this!

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        @django Same lol

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        • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

          @racingdaily

          Sure, but if you're not tech-savvy, what are you supposed to do?

          It's her personal accounts that got closed. Not her professional accounts.

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          @frank Where is the Canadian govt, acting on her behalf? Telling Trump to shove his illegal sanctions and threatening reprisory sanctions of their own? Where are the govts of the world, vowing to ignore the sanctions which are nothing more than a mafia state using instruments of govt to bat off accountability? All I see is a world full of subservient US dependencies who are scared stiff to cross Dear Leader. Trump could 'take' any country he likes and the world would just let it happen.

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          • racingdaily@mastodon.socialR racingdaily@mastodon.social

            @frank Where is the Canadian govt, acting on her behalf? Telling Trump to shove his illegal sanctions and threatening reprisory sanctions of their own? Where are the govts of the world, vowing to ignore the sanctions which are nothing more than a mafia state using instruments of govt to bat off accountability? All I see is a world full of subservient US dependencies who are scared stiff to cross Dear Leader. Trump could 'take' any country he likes and the world would just let it happen.

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            @frank That should scare us all

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            • racingdaily@mastodon.socialR racingdaily@mastodon.social

              @frank Where is the Canadian govt, acting on her behalf? Telling Trump to shove his illegal sanctions and threatening reprisory sanctions of their own? Where are the govts of the world, vowing to ignore the sanctions which are nothing more than a mafia state using instruments of govt to bat off accountability? All I see is a world full of subservient US dependencies who are scared stiff to cross Dear Leader. Trump could 'take' any country he likes and the world would just let it happen.

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              @racingdaily

              Yeah, I don't see much about that.

              She's getting a bit of support and raising awareness.

              But it seems very laughable.

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              • racingdaily@mastodon.socialR racingdaily@mastodon.social

                @frank That should scare us all

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                @racingdaily

                Without a doubt lol

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                • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

                  @racingdaily

                  Yeah, I don't see much about that.

                  She's getting a bit of support and raising awareness.

                  But it seems very laughable.

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                  @frank Spain, Ireland and S Africa are a breath of fresh air, but they are lone voices in a world that seemingly gave up on international law in 2023. They are all about preaching two-faced sermons to their own citizens to retain power for themselves, but when push comes to shove they appease genocide and fascism. They dumped democracy somewhere back down the road

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                  • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

                    A few months ago, a Canadian judge got her #amazon , #google , #uber, credit cards accounts, etc. closed.

                    She was doing her job investigating war crimes made in Afghanistan, including by the #USA

                    That offended Americans. They decided to close all her accounts, which they have control over.

                    I'm expecting this behavior to become more and more common.

                    This is why #canada should work on #digitalsovereignty

                    Link Preview Image
                    ‘It’s surreal’: US sanctions lock International Criminal Court judge out of daily life

                    Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary

                    favicon

                    The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)

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                    @frank

                    The ICC Judge, Kimberly Prost is currently in #Aotearoa #NewZealand doing some university lectures. She spoke with NZ’s Q&A current affairs host, Jack Tame about the costs she’s faced since being sanctioned by the #Trump administration for attempting to investigate allegations of #WarCrimes, and why the mission of the #ICC is so important.

                    https://youtu.be/Gz2OzR96WBI

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                    • racingdaily@mastodon.socialR racingdaily@mastodon.social

                      @frank Spain, Ireland and S Africa are a breath of fresh air, but they are lone voices in a world that seemingly gave up on international law in 2023. They are all about preaching two-faced sermons to their own citizens to retain power for themselves, but when push comes to shove they appease genocide and fascism. They dumped democracy somewhere back down the road

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                      @frank And, what I see is other govts copying the authoritarian lunacy that Trump preaches. Even so-called moderate govts like UK Labour are clamping down on free speech now, and Germany has been since Merkel stood down

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                      • jeremy_pm@mastodon.nzJ jeremy_pm@mastodon.nz

                        @frank

                        The ICC Judge, Kimberly Prost is currently in #Aotearoa #NewZealand doing some university lectures. She spoke with NZ’s Q&A current affairs host, Jack Tame about the costs she’s faced since being sanctioned by the #Trump administration for attempting to investigate allegations of #WarCrimes, and why the mission of the #ICC is so important.

                        https://youtu.be/Gz2OzR96WBI

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                        @jeremy_pm
                        Interesting, I'll watch this.

                        Thanks for sharing

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                        • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

                          A few months ago, a Canadian judge got her #amazon , #google , #uber, credit cards accounts, etc. closed.

                          She was doing her job investigating war crimes made in Afghanistan, including by the #USA

                          That offended Americans. They decided to close all her accounts, which they have control over.

                          I'm expecting this behavior to become more and more common.

                          This is why #canada should work on #digitalsovereignty

                          Link Preview Image
                          ‘It’s surreal’: US sanctions lock International Criminal Court judge out of daily life

                          Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary

                          favicon

                          The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)

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                          @frank this is very fucked 😬

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                          • racingdaily@mastodon.socialR racingdaily@mastodon.social

                            @frank And, what I see is other govts copying the authoritarian lunacy that Trump preaches. Even so-called moderate govts like UK Labour are clamping down on free speech now, and Germany has been since Merkel stood down

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                            @frank We never needed the Greens more than we do now. And if we get Reform, then frankly its over

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                            • alipunk@thecanadian.socialA alipunk@thecanadian.social

                              @frank this is very fucked 😬

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                              @alipunk

                              Yup, very fucked

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                                @ThaDude
                                She's a judge in the International Criminal Court (ICC). It's related to major crimes like wars, genocides, etc.

                                While they share frozen bank accounts, their situations seem quite different.

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                                • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

                                  A few months ago, a Canadian judge got her #amazon , #google , #uber, credit cards accounts, etc. closed.

                                  She was doing her job investigating war crimes made in Afghanistan, including by the #USA

                                  That offended Americans. They decided to close all her accounts, which they have control over.

                                  I'm expecting this behavior to become more and more common.

                                  This is why #canada should work on #digitalsovereignty

                                  Link Preview Image
                                  ‘It’s surreal’: US sanctions lock International Criminal Court judge out of daily life

                                  Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary

                                  favicon

                                  The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)

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                                  @frank just use chinas unionpay. Works in 80 countries, can't be sanctioned by the USA. Not on swift.
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                                  • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

                                    A few months ago, a Canadian judge got her #amazon , #google , #uber, credit cards accounts, etc. closed.

                                    She was doing her job investigating war crimes made in Afghanistan, including by the #USA

                                    That offended Americans. They decided to close all her accounts, which they have control over.

                                    I'm expecting this behavior to become more and more common.

                                    This is why #canada should work on #digitalsovereignty

                                    Link Preview Image
                                    ‘It’s surreal’: US sanctions lock International Criminal Court judge out of daily life

                                    Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary

                                    favicon

                                    The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)

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                                    @frank

                                    🤬

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                                    • nimbius666@comp.lain.laN nimbius666@comp.lain.la
                                      @frank just use chinas unionpay. Works in 80 countries, can't be sanctioned by the USA. Not on swift.
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                                      @Nimbius666

                                      Yeah, but by doing that, don't you just trade an evil for another evil?

                                      What if one day, china decides to use it against us? Just like the USA is currently doing...

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                                        @ThaDude @frank
                                        "peaceful trucker protestors"

                                        Fuck off back to Twitter goof.
                                        Blocked.

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                                        • frank@fraxoweb.socialF frank@fraxoweb.social

                                          A few months ago, a Canadian judge got her #amazon , #google , #uber, credit cards accounts, etc. closed.

                                          She was doing her job investigating war crimes made in Afghanistan, including by the #USA

                                          That offended Americans. They decided to close all her accounts, which they have control over.

                                          I'm expecting this behavior to become more and more common.

                                          This is why #canada should work on #digitalsovereignty

                                          Link Preview Image
                                          ‘It’s surreal’: US sanctions lock International Criminal Court judge out of daily life

                                          Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary

                                          favicon

                                          The Irish Times (www.irishtimes.com)

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                                          @frank Canada having its own credit card system would be a huge step.

                                          We already have Interac which is hugely successful and widely used for point of sale and e-transfers.

                                          We already also have largely independent financial interbank networks like Interac, Acculink & The Exchange.

                                          Internationally though, it's more difficult.

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