[Yo-Yo]

So a Canadian court is claiming worldwide jurisdiction?

[honurider]

All I can say is you have got to be f&&king kidding. If people do not see this tyranny for it is.

[ml/nj]

And next North Korean Courts demand Google remove other stuff worldwide?

ML/NJ

[llevrok]

My guess is they do not have global jurisdiction BUT could block (aka : blackmail) Google from Canada if they do not respond globally.

Dangerous precedent, in my opinion

[Crucial]

Canada is becoming fascist.

[Crucial]

Canada is becoming fascist. I guess it’s no surprise.

[MeganC]

And what army will Canada use to enforce this worldwide court order of theirs?

[Redwood71]

Shows what happens when you don’t have a constitution with a first amendment and live on socialism.

rwood

[VideoDoctor]

Ruling on this is SIMPLE.

Enforcing this is IMPOSSIBLE.

Politicians & judges have NO concept of REALITY.

[Constitution Day]

How amusing. America’s Hat sure is getting cocky.

[Red Badger]

So if a Canadian is offended by a blog in Mali, they can go to court to get that blog blocked or removed from the Internet?...................

[Lurkinanloomin]

Canada in the service of Islamic Supremacy.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Canada, the mouse that roared …

[factoryrat]

Canada is fast becoming a EU socialist muslim infested shithole on our northern border.

We may need a wall on our northen border to keep out the socialist canadians, just like we need a wall on the southern border to keep out the socialist narco-terrorists infesting central and south america.

[piasa]

Someone needs to inform the Canadian supreme court that Canada does have borders and thus, so does its jurisdiction.

[bgill]

On one hand there is a “natural habitat is global” but on the other hand they’re limiting it. Canada is flippy floppy.

[DBrow]

And in Canada the courts ruled that the Bible can be considered hate speech.

[arthurus]

I suspect Google will gladly go along with this as it gives Google an excuse to impose speech controls in America. We need some serious TrustBusting here.

[Lazamataz]

Canadian courts can force internet search leader Google to remove results worldwide, the country's top court ruled on Wednesday, drawing criticism from civil liberties groups arguing such a move sets a precedent for censorship on the internet. In its 7-2 decision, Canada's Supreme Court found that a court in the country can grant an injunction preventing conduct anywhere in the world when it is necessary to ensure the injunction's effectiveness.

So how about Eff You. Does Eff You work for you?

No?

Then Eff You.

[faucetman]

FAKE power. They can’t do this and they can’t enforce this.

They are NUTS or this is just FAKE news.