Não se pode mais naturalizar que Ministros do STF articulem uma candidatura à presidência de um poder em nome da autoproteção. Quando há indícios de crimes de responsabilidade escancarados e o Parlamento se omite de apurar, a democracia é ferida de morte. Ninguém pode estar acima da lei e nossa candidatura busca fazer do Senado novamente a casa da moderação. Somente assim poderemos restabelecer o equilíbrio entre os Poderes.
@AGDugin In Brazil, Lula and the leftist government are empowering minority identity groups that exploit the justice system and institutions to seize private property owned by families for generations, using ancestry ideology to take the land and leave the real owners with nothing.
@Rconstantino Não coloque essa conta para nós. O Flávio teve mais votos no segundo turno do que no primeiro no Nordeste. Mas no Sul e no Sudeste ele teve menos votos do que no segundo turno. Me diz o porquê vocês aumentaram?
🔴ÚLTIMA HORA: Partido Novo segue o PL e também vai expulsar senadores do partido que declararem apoio a Alcolumbre.
“Não vamos nos misturar com cúmplices da Ditadura”, disse o líder do PL
GILMAR MENDES E A BINANCE
Hackers ligados à Coreia do Norte drenaram cerca de US$ 6,3 bilhões de dólares das carteiras da Binance em vinte minutos, em dez blockchains. É o maior roubo de criptomoedas da história!
Como entusiasta da indústria criptográfica e das blockchains Cardano e Midnight, que felizmente não foram afetadas neste incidente, decidi dar voz ao decano do STF para oportunos esclarecimentos. 😬
Ouça até o final e comente abaixo se você concorda com ele. 🤔
One more amazing thing about Brazil and Lula's campaign:
The NYT today has a gushing profile of a Congressman named @AndreJanonesMG, who became the face of Lula's campaign, its chief communication strategist. and -- as a result of admittedly innovative though extremely creepy digital strategies -- the greatest hero of the Brazilian left. But listen to what the article doesn't mention:
Just 2 years ago -- not 20 years ago or 10 years ago, but 2 years ago -- Janones got caught committing one of the most despicable crimes imaginable: he forced his Congressional staff employees to transfer a portion of their (quite low) monthly public salary to him as a condition for keeping their jobs. The money he stole from his workers didn't go to his campaign: it just went to enrich himself, into his pocket,.
He got caught when the employees secretly taped him angrily telling them they should stop complaining. When all this emerged, the left-wing members of Congress loyal to Lula -- who, remember, claims to lead a movement of workers! The name of Lula's party is the Workers Party -- protected him from all consequences from stealing the salary of his workers.
The pro-Lula judiciary let Janones confess guilt and simply pay back the money that he stole. And yet this doesn't bother anyone on the Brazilian left. Janones has become a beloved figure overnight among left-wing celebrities and is now one of Lula's closest allies. The NYT profile doesn't even mention this in their gushing profile.
In the scheme of Brazil's authoritarianism, it's not the biggest issue, but to me it's one of the most revealing about what frauds these people are:
It is quite possible the radicalisation of Brazil. Lula’s conflicts with EU and USA grow more and more radical. The fleeing of Bolsonaro (the full scale extradition operation of active agent) adds fuel to the fire.