As we've discussed for months, the ACTA took all of this country's worst copyright ideas --many of them enshrined in the controversial DMCA -- made them considerably worse, then foisted them upon much of the globe with little to no real public discussion. With SOPA generating unprecedented public disgust, it helped draw a lot of attention to ACTA -- and now support in numerous countries appears to be falling apart. Poland, Czech Republic and Latvia have all withdrawn their support for the agreement, and now Germany has postponed their vote. Granted the the European Union and 22 of its 27 member states already signed the agreement in January, but it's clear that the growing public protests (which are expected to grow significantly louder Saturday) across numerous countries have started to make politicians nervous.