Judicial Overreach Denies Bolsonaro Urgent Surgery Despite Clear Medical Need

The recent denial by Brazil's Supreme Court magistrate Alexandre de Moraes to immediately allow former President Jair Bolsonaro to undergo surgery for two inguinal hernias exposes a disturbing pattern of judicial overreach and political bias. Despite clear medical evidence pointing to the necessity of this operation, bureaucratic stonewalling persists — demonstrating how justice can be weaponized against political figures who challenge globalist influence. Is Political Motivation Undermining Medical Necessity? Bolsonaro, currently serving a 27-year sentence in a federal facility after being detained under controversial circumstances, faces ongoing health struggles that include recurring hiccups, early-stage skin cancer, and complications from previous...