FLÁVIO BOLSONARO: Jair Bolsonaro é um cara diferente, não tem nada igual.
FLÁVIO BOLSONARO: Na prática, com a dosimetria, todos são liberados para o semiaberto, podendo voltar para suas casas, exceto o presidente Bolsonaro.
FLÁVIO BOLSONARO: E meu pai me disse: “Pode aprovar desse jeito, vou pagar o preço. Eu quero pagar o preço, eu aguento. O que mais me dói no coração é que essas pessoas inocentes estão sendo perseguidas, sem suas casas e famílias. Eu quero ver essas pessoas livres.”
Jornalista: Vocês vão falar sobre o Bolsonaro hoje?
Trump: Não é da sua conta.
Donald Trump também falou na cara de Lula que sempre gostou do Bolsonaro. 🇺🇸🇧🇷
Via: @MagnoMalta
O comunismo teme a cruz. Na China, cristãos estão sendo presos apenas por professarem sua fé. Já são mais de 30 pastores detidos nessa nova onda de perseguição imposta pelo regime comunista. E é esse mesmo modelo que o desgoverno brasileiro admira, copia e aplaude. Mas aqui não. No Brasil, somos muralha. E diante de qualquer tirania, permaneceremos de pé, sem negar o nome de Jesus Cristo. “Bem-aventurados os que são perseguidos por causa da justiça, pois deles é o Reino dos céus.” (Mateus 5:10)
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The separation of powers among different branches of government is the greatest guarantor of liberty ever devised by the human mind. No single branch, or person, can amass too much power if checked by the others. But a formal separation of powers means nothing if one branch has the means to intimidate the others into surrendering their constitutional prerogatives. What is happening now in Brazil 🇧🇷underscores this point: a single Justice of the Supreme Court has usurped dictatorial power by threatening leaders of the other branches, or their families, with arrest, imprisonment, or other penalties. This person has destroyed Brazil’s historically close relationship with the U.S. by, among other things, attempting to apply Brazilian law extraterritorially to silence individuals and companies on U.S. soil. And the situation is unprecedented and anomalous precisely because that person wears a judicial robe: whereas we can always negotiate with leaders of a country’s executive or legislative branches, there is no way to negotiate with a judge, who must maintain the pretense that all his actions are dictated by law. So we find ourselves in a dead end where the usurper cloaks himself in the rule of law and the other branches insist that they are powerless to act. If anyone can think of a precedent in human history where a single unelected judge has seized control of his nation’s fate, please advise. We want to return to our historic friendship with the great nation of Brazil!
One of the challenges of being a public official is that your actions are subject to criticism. It comes with the turf and you have to expect it. Apparently no one told this to Justice Moraes of Brazil’s Supreme Court, who today placed former President Bolsonaro under house arrest and deprived him of access to a cell phone. His alleged crime? Apparently criticizing Justice Moraes, which the Justice now conveniently characterizes as an “obstruction of justice.” The Justice’s unchecked Orwellian impulses are dragging his Court and his country into the uncharted territory of a judicial dictatorship.