If you wanted clear proof that 'the law' doesn't exist, it's not going to get clearer than this: In a huge drug trial, all 31 members of a criminal organisation walk FREE even though many of them were facing sentences up to 20 years. Why? Because, the judge argued: "there was a serious exceeding of the reasonable time limit" If 'the rule of law' was real, this argument would make no sense, because the 'invesgitation' against me took just as long, so if this is a "serious exceeding of the reasonable time limit', I should have also walked free. In reality, my case is A LOT worse because there was very, very little to investigate and thus no excuse for it to take almost a decade. The excuse for this long time was "a lack of resources". This is an often used excuse, but it's pure lies. If the Judicial Police can waste human resources on manually checking 130.000 of my images and photos and reading through all of my private communication, then there is NOT a lack of resources -- just bad priorities. The judge also argued "the right of defense was violated since it was difficult to consult the evidence because the files were so big". This is even more egregious, because in my case it wasn't "difficult" to consult the evidence -- it was simply IMPOSSIBLE. I literally hired a bailiff to document three separate times that the so called 'evidence' was NOT accessible and at some point even mysteriously vanished. I have literal proof that the judges did NOT consult the 'evidence' even once. On paper, this is very illegal, in reality, 'illegal' means nothing. Moreover, my "right to defense" wasn't just violated, it was taken away completely. After three intense days of trial where I was attacked endlessly with the most egregious lies, the judge took away my 'right' (whatever that stupid word means) to speak on behalf of my defense. And this isn't a one time thing. Just 6 days ago I had to appear in the Court of Appeals over a test package of adult diapers that was allegedly sent as a joke by one of my activists to a leftist doxxer TEN YEARS AGO. Were you producing tons of drugs and leading a huge criminal organisation? Ten years is too long, you walk free. Were you a student typing someone else's adres in a website to order free diapers? Ten years is not too long, you're going to jail!