Mozilla has just turned Firefox into a tool that '''censors''' "objectionable content" from people such as the President of The United States, without my knowledge. In this, it has followed lockstep with Amazon, Google, Facebook and Twitter on this path. This indicates a strong push towards globalism and the ultimate rule of the CCP over our country. I thought that "Open Source" was kind of synonymous with "politically agnostic" in terms of implementation. However, it now appears that Firefox has been "bought out" so that it can support a political agenda. That is disappointing, operationally and ethically. That the kind of stuff they do in China. I have immediately removed Firefox from every system in my house and have installed Brave instead. I will do the same with my clients as I see them. My question is this: Given that Thunderbird is still part of Mozilla, shall I expect the same behavior from it as I'm seeing from Firefox? Will it become a tool of the CCP as Firefox has? Will it start censoring certain email content based on someone else's opinion? I have another email client waiting in the wings, one that does NOT have a built-in political agenda, and right now I'm about ready to jump.