Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱

#NewFederalist

[Commentary - Sowell Economics @sowelleconomics]

Milton Friedman, Nobel Prize-winning economist, once went through the major U.S. government departments and said which ones should stay and which should go:

• Department of Agriculture: Abolish
• Department of Commerce: Abolish
• Department of Defense: Keep
• Department of Education: Abolish
• Department of Energy: Abolish (move the nuclear/military piece under Defense)
• Department of Health and Human Services: Cut in half (limited public health role only)
• Department of Housing and Urban Development: Abolish
• Department of the Interior: Sell off most government land, and abolish
• Department of Justice: Keep
• Department of Labor: Abolish
• Department of State: Keep
• Department of Transportation: Abolish
• Department of Treasury: Keep (to collect taxes)
• Department of Veterans Affairs: Pay veterans off, and abolish

Result: roughly 14 departments down to about 4–5.

Government’s real jobs, he said: defend the country, keep the peace, and protect people from being coerced by others. Everything else is outside its proper role.

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@lateAnalog @kiyuri_P The macines didn't get turned on evenly. When they're off they don't get turned on. Magically the only ones that didn't het shut off were in Lula districts.

Lulas Admin is now threatening Bolsanaro and Lula first goal is to destroy free sepech.

The man is a dictator.

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@Belle_OHaraXXX Unfortunately it could be better.

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@Wrestling80s90s I was three years old.

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@VenusInFurz25 @jort664 @jonkentcomrade No.

Partially because its not just about extra votes..but about the potential Bolsanaro votes that were not allowed.

Partially because process matters. You had a Lula henchman illegally allowing the vote..a Lula henchman calling for Bolsanaro arrest..& Lula restricting speech.

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@VenusInFurz25 @jort664 @jonkentcomrade It is a fact.

Answer these honestly.

Is there a Court set up to handle elections in Brazil? Is the personal attorney of Lula on the Supreme Court allowed to unilaterally decide election law over that court? Did the leader of the court state no rule exists to extend the vote?

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@lateAnalog @kiyuri_P Selectively allowing people to vote is a crime. Only areas Lula was winning kept voting.

MOREOVER, laws didn't allow for Lulas personal attorney on the Supreme Court to make that call...there is a whole court for that.

He violated election law.

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@NickDav75301704 @EwanMacKenna Uh no ...the judge was Lulas personal attorney.

Someone lie to you?

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@VenusInFurz25 @jort664 @jonkentcomrade Its absolutely possible they don't want a right wing leader.

But its also a fact that Lula cheated. Nixons Administration cheated and he won in a landslide. He had to leave office in disgrace.

Why did Lula try to cheat?

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@VenusInFurz25 @jort664 @jonkentcomrade Absurd to claim that.

The fact alone that Lulas personal attorney made the decision when legally it wasn't his role is fraud.

That somehow only Lula areas were lucky enough to keep machines on while Bolsanaro regions didn't meaning the whole nation didn't get time is fraud.

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@RichardHanania Leaving out that only Lula territories voted is a lie Richard. Not to mention the illegal manner that polls were kept open.

If everyone believes Lula won, a redo election shouldn't change the outcome.

This was stolen.

[Compound248 💰 @compound248]

Brazil Election Chaos Cheat Sheet:

• Brazil provides free busing to and from voting centers

• In order to be deemed neutral, those buses are not allowed to have any political signs, etc

• In several states that skew toward Lula, the buses had "PT" stars affixed to them (PT is Lula's party). The official in charge of busing said those buses could not run unless the signs were taken down, delaying the busing. Lots of finger-pointing ensued

• There is an election tribunal in Brazil that oversees election legal issues, but Lula went around it and appealed directly to the Supreme Court

• The SC assigns a single justice to review; Lula asked for an extension specifically IN THOSE STATES (which heavily skew toward Lula)

• The Justice who made the decision was previously Lula's PERSONAL LAWYER and is a Lula appointee

• Once Bolsonaro knew Lula was asking for extensions and suspected it would be granted (given which justice was reviewing), he also requested extensions so they would be nationwide, and not just in Lula territory

• A nationwide extension was granted just AFTER the polling stations were supposed to close (5:00pm). However, once a voting machine is locked for the day, it cannot be unlocked. In practice, this meant most polling stations were not able to reopen and offer extended voting because they'd closed at 5pm

• By an AMAZING coincidence, nearly all of the voting machines that hadn't yet locked were in the four states where Lula polls well over 70% popularity (northeast)

• There are supposed to be two observers (one from each side) at all polling stations. At many of the extended stations, the word is there were not two observers

• In the first round voting (three weeks ago), Bolsonaro won 47% and Lula 45% of 119mm votes, with ~8% to third-party candidates

• Of the 8%, the candidates skewed strongly to the right (Bolsonaro); everyone assumed Bolsonaro would take the large majority of that 8% and win easily in round two (yesterday)

• As it turned out, Lula "outperformed" in basically every state

• Also, apparently 5 million more people voted in round two (yesterday) than in round one

• Lula picked up 10.5mm votes, whereas Bolsonaro picked up 3.7mm, leading to tremendous suspicion, as 3.7mm isn't even the majority of the 8% right-leaning opportunity from round one, and implies Bolsonaro received 0% of the incremental 5 million votes and less than half of the jump ball votes

• Chaos ensues. The $EWZ Brazil index ETF has been down as much as 28% this morning (mix of currency and index declines)

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@LoganR2WH You're dishonest

[Compound248 💰 @compound248]

Brazil Election Chaos Cheat Sheet:

• Brazil provides free busing to and from voting centers

• In order to be deemed neutral, those buses are not allowed to have any political signs, etc

• In several states that skew toward Lula, the buses had "PT" stars affixed to them (PT is Lula's party). The official in charge of busing said those buses could not run unless the signs were taken down, delaying the busing. Lots of finger-pointing ensued

• There is an election tribunal in Brazil that oversees election legal issues, but Lula went around it and appealed directly to the Supreme Court

• The SC assigns a single justice to review; Lula asked for an extension specifically IN THOSE STATES (which heavily skew toward Lula)

• The Justice who made the decision was previously Lula's PERSONAL LAWYER and is a Lula appointee

• Once Bolsonaro knew Lula was asking for extensions and suspected it would be granted (given which justice was reviewing), he also requested extensions so they would be nationwide, and not just in Lula territory

• A nationwide extension was granted just AFTER the polling stations were supposed to close (5:00pm). However, once a voting machine is locked for the day, it cannot be unlocked. In practice, this meant most polling stations were not able to reopen and offer extended voting because they'd closed at 5pm

• By an AMAZING coincidence, nearly all of the voting machines that hadn't yet locked were in the four states where Lula polls well over 70% popularity (northeast)

• There are supposed to be two observers (one from each side) at all polling stations. At many of the extended stations, the word is there were not two observers

• In the first round voting (three weeks ago), Bolsonaro won 47% and Lula 45% of 119mm votes, with ~8% to third-party candidates

• Of the 8%, the candidates skewed strongly to the right (Bolsonaro); everyone assumed Bolsonaro would take the large majority of that 8% and win easily in round two (yesterday)

• As it turned out, Lula "outperformed" in basically every state

• Also, apparently 5 million more people voted in round two (yesterday) than in round one

• Lula picked up 10.5mm votes, whereas Bolsonaro picked up 3.7mm, leading to tremendous suspicion, as 3.7mm isn't even the majority of the 8% right-leaning opportunity from round one, and implies Bolsonaro received 0% of the incremental 5 million votes and less than half of the jump ball votes

• Chaos ensues. The $EWZ Brazil index ETF has been down as much as 28% this morning (mix of currency and index declines)

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@NiemaMovassat So, this guy is lying

[Compound248 💰 @compound248]

Brazil Election Chaos Cheat Sheet:

• Brazil provides free busing to and from voting centers

• In order to be deemed neutral, those buses are not allowed to have any political signs, etc

• In several states that skew toward Lula, the buses had "PT" stars affixed to them (PT is Lula's party). The official in charge of busing said those buses could not run unless the signs were taken down, delaying the busing. Lots of finger-pointing ensued

• There is an election tribunal in Brazil that oversees election legal issues, but Lula went around it and appealed directly to the Supreme Court

• The SC assigns a single justice to review; Lula asked for an extension specifically IN THOSE STATES (which heavily skew toward Lula)

• The Justice who made the decision was previously Lula's PERSONAL LAWYER and is a Lula appointee

• Once Bolsonaro knew Lula was asking for extensions and suspected it would be granted (given which justice was reviewing), he also requested extensions so they would be nationwide, and not just in Lula territory

• A nationwide extension was granted just AFTER the polling stations were supposed to close (5:00pm). However, once a voting machine is locked for the day, it cannot be unlocked. In practice, this meant most polling stations were not able to reopen and offer extended voting because they'd closed at 5pm

• By an AMAZING coincidence, nearly all of the voting machines that hadn't yet locked were in the four states where Lula polls well over 70% popularity (northeast)

• There are supposed to be two observers (one from each side) at all polling stations. At many of the extended stations, the word is there were not two observers

• In the first round voting (three weeks ago), Bolsonaro won 47% and Lula 45% of 119mm votes, with ~8% to third-party candidates

• Of the 8%, the candidates skewed strongly to the right (Bolsonaro); everyone assumed Bolsonaro would take the large majority of that 8% and win easily in round two (yesterday)

• As it turned out, Lula "outperformed" in basically every state

• Also, apparently 5 million more people voted in round two (yesterday) than in round one

• Lula picked up 10.5mm votes, whereas Bolsonaro picked up 3.7mm, leading to tremendous suspicion, as 3.7mm isn't even the majority of the 8% right-leaning opportunity from round one, and implies Bolsonaro received 0% of the incremental 5 million votes and less than half of the jump ball votes

• Chaos ensues. The $EWZ Brazil index ETF has been down as much as 28% this morning (mix of currency and index declines)

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@VenusInFurz25 @jort664 @jonkentcomrade Nope. I only call out fraud when it happens. To date, this is the only time I have.

You're STILL a dirty little authoritarian.

[Compound248 💰 @compound248]

Brazil Election Chaos Cheat Sheet:

• Brazil provides free busing to and from voting centers

• In order to be deemed neutral, those buses are not allowed to have any political signs, etc

• In several states that skew toward Lula, the buses had "PT" stars affixed to them (PT is Lula's party). The official in charge of busing said those buses could not run unless the signs were taken down, delaying the busing. Lots of finger-pointing ensued

• There is an election tribunal in Brazil that oversees election legal issues, but Lula went around it and appealed directly to the Supreme Court

• The SC assigns a single justice to review; Lula asked for an extension specifically IN THOSE STATES (which heavily skew toward Lula)

• The Justice who made the decision was previously Lula's PERSONAL LAWYER and is a Lula appointee

• Once Bolsonaro knew Lula was asking for extensions and suspected it would be granted (given which justice was reviewing), he also requested extensions so they would be nationwide, and not just in Lula territory

• A nationwide extension was granted just AFTER the polling stations were supposed to close (5:00pm). However, once a voting machine is locked for the day, it cannot be unlocked. In practice, this meant most polling stations were not able to reopen and offer extended voting because they'd closed at 5pm

• By an AMAZING coincidence, nearly all of the voting machines that hadn't yet locked were in the four states where Lula polls well over 70% popularity (northeast)

• There are supposed to be two observers (one from each side) at all polling stations. At many of the extended stations, the word is there were not two observers

• In the first round voting (three weeks ago), Bolsonaro won 47% and Lula 45% of 119mm votes, with ~8% to third-party candidates

• Of the 8%, the candidates skewed strongly to the right (Bolsonaro); everyone assumed Bolsonaro would take the large majority of that 8% and win easily in round two (yesterday)

• As it turned out, Lula "outperformed" in basically every state

• Also, apparently 5 million more people voted in round two (yesterday) than in round one

• Lula picked up 10.5mm votes, whereas Bolsonaro picked up 3.7mm, leading to tremendous suspicion, as 3.7mm isn't even the majority of the 8% right-leaning opportunity from round one, and implies Bolsonaro received 0% of the incremental 5 million votes and less than half of the jump ball votes

• Chaos ensues. The $EWZ Brazil index ETF has been down as much as 28% this morning (mix of currency and index declines)

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@ErikakHilton He cheated

[Compound248 💰 @compound248]

Brazil Election Chaos Cheat Sheet:

• Brazil provides free busing to and from voting centers

• In order to be deemed neutral, those buses are not allowed to have any political signs, etc

• In several states that skew toward Lula, the buses had "PT" stars affixed to them (PT is Lula's party). The official in charge of busing said those buses could not run unless the signs were taken down, delaying the busing. Lots of finger-pointing ensued

• There is an election tribunal in Brazil that oversees election legal issues, but Lula went around it and appealed directly to the Supreme Court

• The SC assigns a single justice to review; Lula asked for an extension specifically IN THOSE STATES (which heavily skew toward Lula)

• The Justice who made the decision was previously Lula's PERSONAL LAWYER and is a Lula appointee

• Once Bolsonaro knew Lula was asking for extensions and suspected it would be granted (given which justice was reviewing), he also requested extensions so they would be nationwide, and not just in Lula territory

• A nationwide extension was granted just AFTER the polling stations were supposed to close (5:00pm). However, once a voting machine is locked for the day, it cannot be unlocked. In practice, this meant most polling stations were not able to reopen and offer extended voting because they'd closed at 5pm

• By an AMAZING coincidence, nearly all of the voting machines that hadn't yet locked were in the four states where Lula polls well over 70% popularity (northeast)

• There are supposed to be two observers (one from each side) at all polling stations. At many of the extended stations, the word is there were not two observers

• In the first round voting (three weeks ago), Bolsonaro won 47% and Lula 45% of 119mm votes, with ~8% to third-party candidates

• Of the 8%, the candidates skewed strongly to the right (Bolsonaro); everyone assumed Bolsonaro would take the large majority of that 8% and win easily in round two (yesterday)

• As it turned out, Lula "outperformed" in basically every state

• Also, apparently 5 million more people voted in round two (yesterday) than in round one

• Lula picked up 10.5mm votes, whereas Bolsonaro picked up 3.7mm, leading to tremendous suspicion, as 3.7mm isn't even the majority of the 8% right-leaning opportunity from round one, and implies Bolsonaro received 0% of the incremental 5 million votes and less than half of the jump ball votes

• Chaos ensues. The $EWZ Brazil index ETF has been down as much as 28% this morning (mix of currency and index declines)

[Compound248 💰 @compound248]

Brazil Election Chaos Cheat Sheet:

• Brazil provides free busing to and from voting centers

• In order to be deemed neutral, those buses are not allowed to have any political signs, etc

• In several states that skew toward Lula, the buses had "PT" stars affixed to them (PT is Lula's party). The official in charge of busing said those buses could not run unless the signs were taken down, delaying the busing. Lots of finger-pointing ensued

• There is an election tribunal in Brazil that oversees election legal issues, but Lula went around it and appealed directly to the Supreme Court

• The SC assigns a single justice to review; Lula asked for an extension specifically IN THOSE STATES (which heavily skew toward Lula)

• The Justice who made the decision was previously Lula's PERSONAL LAWYER and is a Lula appointee

• Once Bolsonaro knew Lula was asking for extensions and suspected it would be granted (given which justice was reviewing), he also requested extensions so they would be nationwide, and not just in Lula territory

• A nationwide extension was granted just AFTER the polling stations were supposed to close (5:00pm). However, once a voting machine is locked for the day, it cannot be unlocked. In practice, this meant most polling stations were not able to reopen and offer extended voting because they'd closed at 5pm

• By an AMAZING coincidence, nearly all of the voting machines that hadn't yet locked were in the four states where Lula polls well over 70% popularity (northeast)

• There are supposed to be two observers (one from each side) at all polling stations. At many of the extended stations, the word is there were not two observers

• In the first round voting (three weeks ago), Bolsonaro won 47% and Lula 45% of 119mm votes, with ~8% to third-party candidates

• Of the 8%, the candidates skewed strongly to the right (Bolsonaro); everyone assumed Bolsonaro would take the large majority of that 8% and win easily in round two (yesterday)

• As it turned out, Lula "outperformed" in basically every state

• Also, apparently 5 million more people voted in round two (yesterday) than in round one

• Lula picked up 10.5mm votes, whereas Bolsonaro picked up 3.7mm, leading to tremendous suspicion, as 3.7mm isn't even the majority of the 8% right-leaning opportunity from round one, and implies Bolsonaro received 0% of the incremental 5 million votes and less than half of the jump ball votes

• Chaos ensues. The $EWZ Brazil index ETF has been down as much as 28% this morning (mix of currency and index declines)

[Le Glaive @LeGlaive]

La gauche dans le monde :

- 🇧🇷 : vole les elections
- 🇫🇷 : verrouille les institutions (conseil constitutionnel, cours des comptes, etc)
- 🇪🇸 : régularise 600 000 clandestins, pactise avec des terroristes
- 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 : emprisonne les opposant pour des memes
- 🇻🇪 : vole les elections

[Pedro dos Santos Frazão @Pedro_Frazao_]

Apenas 2 candidatos latino-americanos já estenderam, na História, o horário de votação depois de terminada a eleição: Lula e Maduro

[Dick Darlington🇺🇲🇮🇱 @AHiddenAccount]

@astrozzn Lula cheated to win.

We see what you support now.