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@DonaldTrum01n 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸

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@JoeyMannarino @nikolas_dm 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭

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@EricTrump3mnm LOL. We used to respect them for their past against communism, but since 2022 we call them WATERMELONS: Green outside, red inside. (Green is our flag, red is Communism).

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@rafacouto1988 E nós vamos retransmitir.

[Rafa Couto @rafacouto1988]

Dia 1396

Todos os dias desses 4 anos irei postar a lista dos covardes que entregaram o nosso país a comunistas! As FFAA só irão servir para pintar meio fio e bater continência a bandidos
VERGONHA COVARDES
-Freire Gomes
-Baptista Júnior
-Hamilton Mourão
-Gustavo H. Dutra

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@JoeyMannarino I think ours are worse than yours! 🇧🇷

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

>be Alexandre de Moraes
>practice law in São Paulo
>represent Transcooper, a van co-op later tied by investigators to possible money-laundering schemes linked to the PCC
>the PCC (Primeiro Comando da Capital) is São Paulo’s biggest criminal organization and prison gang, running drugs, extortion, and hits
>123 civil cases on the books while that gang runs the state
>then become Public Security Secretary
>suddenly the tough-on-crime guy
>get appointed to the Supreme Federal Court (STF)
>2018: Congress passes a law so electronic voting machines print a paper record for possible recounts
>you lead the charge to kill it
>STF suspends the printed comprovante
>no paper trail, no independent recount
>STF opens the “fake news” inquiry
>you get named rapporteur without a random draw
>now you investigate, accuse, and judge the same people
>you are also one of the alleged victims
>you order secret blocks of accounts and content
>you suspend the entire X platform in Brazil when Elon Musk pushes back
>Musk calls you a dictator and starts dumping your orders as the Alexandre Files
>you become president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) for the 2022 election
>you certify Lula’s win and give the diploma speech about “democracy”
>you go after anyone who questions the 2022 results
>lucky you that you already killed the paper trail in 2018
>January 8 2023: peaceful Bolsonaro supporters go to the government buildings in Brasília a week after Lula takes office
>Flávio Dino (then Justice Minister, later your colleague on the STF, former member of the Brazilian Communist Party) was in charge of security that day
>he lets them into Congress and the other buildings
>you lock up elderly people over those events
>70-year-old women get multi-year prison sentences
>the hairdresser Débora Rodrigues writes “Perdeu, mané” (“You lost, mané”) with lipstick on the statue of Justice in front of the Supreme Court
>you and the Court sentence her to 14 years
>popcorn and ice cream sellers who were in the camps also get convicted
>Bolsonaro is in Florida the whole time of the January 8 events
>no evidence he ordered anything from the US
>you still help convict him and put him in prison
>meanwhile Banco Master contracts your wife’s law firm
>up to R$131 million, no specific case named
>~R$80 million already paid before the bank collapses
>police find the contract on Vorcaro’s phone
>last editor listed as “Ministro Alexandre de Moraes”
>you meet Vorcaro multiple times
>he texts you about leaving the country days before his arrest
>the bank is liquidated as a massive fraud
>Flávio Bolsonaro loses the 2026 runoff
>next day you order him to hand over all his passports over a money-laundering probe
>you call everything you do “defense of democracy” and “rule of law”
>you killed the paper trail, then ran the election court
>you represented a gang-linked co-op, then locked up old ladies for “coup”
>you took the bank money, then seized the loser’s passports
>corrupt POS
>RIP Brazil

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@goddek @nikolas_dm @Biakicis Que história! Deus o abençoe, @goddek . Deus nos abençoe e proteja. (Tenho certeza de que Ele o fará!) 🇧🇷🙏

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@JoeyMannarino You bet! (But unfortunately I live in Brazil right now...)

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@emd_worldwide They won't answer. They're criminals... 😭🇧🇷 @emd_worldwide

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@_barronTrum https://t.co/859NTr81rj

[Leandro Ruschel 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇮🇹🇩🇪 @leandroruschel]

This is, by far, the best account of how Brazil is accelerating toward a full-blown socialist dictatorship, now that the opposition’s presidential candidate has been forced into exile.

Seven minutes after the electoral court confirmed Flávio Bolsonaro’s defeat, the Federal Police asked to seize his passports. Moraes approved it that same night, without consulting the Prosecutor General. There is no charge and no conviction. Nothing published shows Flávio owned, received or laundered anything.

Now compare with Lula. He was convicted twice for corruption, spent 580 days in prison and was freed on a jurisdictional technicality. No court ever found the evidence to be false.

Before the runoff, the electoral court censored and fined Flávio for linking Lula to the PCC. Meanwhile, the accountant who prepared Lula’s tax returns is under investigation for laundering money for that same cartel.

And Moraes? His wife’s law firm had a 131 million reais contract with Banco Master, the bank behind the largest financial fraud in Brazil’s history. The documents’ metadata show edits made under the user name “Minister Alexandre de Moraes.” The Senate is sitting on 55 impeachment requests against him.

In his victory speech, Lula promised to “regulate” digital platforms. He has asked Xi Jinping for help regulating TikTok. His wife pointed to China as a model, where “there is prison” for saying the wrong thing.

Foreign courts already see what’s happening. Italy and Spain have both refused Brazilian extradition requests, and Spain cited an “evident political connection and motivation.”

Brazil didn’t need Chávez-style court packing. Its Supreme Court captured itself from the inside, and Lula was the one who benefited.

This is no longer a democracy with problems. It is a regime that holds elections. 👇👇👇

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@shellenberger @TheEconomist @LulaOficial @FlavioBolsonaro https://t.co/859NTr81rj

[Leandro Ruschel 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇮🇹🇩🇪 @leandroruschel]

This is, by far, the best account of how Brazil is accelerating toward a full-blown socialist dictatorship, now that the opposition’s presidential candidate has been forced into exile.

Seven minutes after the electoral court confirmed Flávio Bolsonaro’s defeat, the Federal Police asked to seize his passports. Moraes approved it that same night, without consulting the Prosecutor General. There is no charge and no conviction. Nothing published shows Flávio owned, received or laundered anything.

Now compare with Lula. He was convicted twice for corruption, spent 580 days in prison and was freed on a jurisdictional technicality. No court ever found the evidence to be false.

Before the runoff, the electoral court censored and fined Flávio for linking Lula to the PCC. Meanwhile, the accountant who prepared Lula’s tax returns is under investigation for laundering money for that same cartel.

And Moraes? His wife’s law firm had a 131 million reais contract with Banco Master, the bank behind the largest financial fraud in Brazil’s history. The documents’ metadata show edits made under the user name “Minister Alexandre de Moraes.” The Senate is sitting on 55 impeachment requests against him.

In his victory speech, Lula promised to “regulate” digital platforms. He has asked Xi Jinping for help regulating TikTok. His wife pointed to China as a model, where “there is prison” for saying the wrong thing.

Foreign courts already see what’s happening. Italy and Spain have both refused Brazilian extradition requests, and Spain cited an “evident political connection and motivation.”

Brazil didn’t need Chávez-style court packing. Its Supreme Court captured itself from the inside, and Lula was the one who benefited.

This is no longer a democracy with problems. It is a regime that holds elections. 👇👇👇

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@JoeyMannarino Sir, as a Brazilian, I would vote Republicans forever! We have to protect liberty and freedom anywhere in the world. @JoeyMannarino

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@gaye_gallops Protect America, @gaye_gallops . You're quite right!

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@StewartalsopIII https://t.co/859NTr81rj

[Leandro Ruschel 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇮🇹🇩🇪 @leandroruschel]

This is, by far, the best account of how Brazil is accelerating toward a full-blown socialist dictatorship, now that the opposition’s presidential candidate has been forced into exile.

Seven minutes after the electoral court confirmed Flávio Bolsonaro’s defeat, the Federal Police asked to seize his passports. Moraes approved it that same night, without consulting the Prosecutor General. There is no charge and no conviction. Nothing published shows Flávio owned, received or laundered anything.

Now compare with Lula. He was convicted twice for corruption, spent 580 days in prison and was freed on a jurisdictional technicality. No court ever found the evidence to be false.

Before the runoff, the electoral court censored and fined Flávio for linking Lula to the PCC. Meanwhile, the accountant who prepared Lula’s tax returns is under investigation for laundering money for that same cartel.

And Moraes? His wife’s law firm had a 131 million reais contract with Banco Master, the bank behind the largest financial fraud in Brazil’s history. The documents’ metadata show edits made under the user name “Minister Alexandre de Moraes.” The Senate is sitting on 55 impeachment requests against him.

In his victory speech, Lula promised to “regulate” digital platforms. He has asked Xi Jinping for help regulating TikTok. His wife pointed to China as a model, where “there is prison” for saying the wrong thing.

Foreign courts already see what’s happening. Italy and Spain have both refused Brazilian extradition requests, and Spain cited an “evident political connection and motivation.”

Brazil didn’t need Chávez-style court packing. Its Supreme Court captured itself from the inside, and Lula was the one who benefited.

This is no longer a democracy with problems. It is a regime that holds elections. 👇👇👇

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@MAGAVoice https://t.co/859NTr7tBL

[Leandro Ruschel 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇮🇹🇩🇪 @leandroruschel]

This is, by far, the best account of how Brazil is accelerating toward a full-blown socialist dictatorship, now that the opposition’s presidential candidate has been forced into exile.

Seven minutes after the electoral court confirmed Flávio Bolsonaro’s defeat, the Federal Police asked to seize his passports. Moraes approved it that same night, without consulting the Prosecutor General. There is no charge and no conviction. Nothing published shows Flávio owned, received or laundered anything.

Now compare with Lula. He was convicted twice for corruption, spent 580 days in prison and was freed on a jurisdictional technicality. No court ever found the evidence to be false.

Before the runoff, the electoral court censored and fined Flávio for linking Lula to the PCC. Meanwhile, the accountant who prepared Lula’s tax returns is under investigation for laundering money for that same cartel.

And Moraes? His wife’s law firm had a 131 million reais contract with Banco Master, the bank behind the largest financial fraud in Brazil’s history. The documents’ metadata show edits made under the user name “Minister Alexandre de Moraes.” The Senate is sitting on 55 impeachment requests against him.

In his victory speech, Lula promised to “regulate” digital platforms. He has asked Xi Jinping for help regulating TikTok. His wife pointed to China as a model, where “there is prison” for saying the wrong thing.

Foreign courts already see what’s happening. Italy and Spain have both refused Brazilian extradition requests, and Spain cited an “evident political connection and motivation.”

Brazil didn’t need Chávez-style court packing. Its Supreme Court captured itself from the inside, and Lula was the one who benefited.

This is no longer a democracy with problems. It is a regime that holds elections. 👇👇👇

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@leandroruschel Our elections were rigged because 4 seats on the Supreme Court (whose justices serve lifetime appointments) will be filled by the next president, and they want to remain in power for decades. LULA stole Brazil’s future to carry out this authoritarian power grab. Please help us!🇧🇷

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@EricLDaugh Our elections were rigged because 4 seats on the Supreme Court (whose justices serve lifetime appointments) will be filled by the next president, and they want to remain in power for decades. LULA stole Brazil’s future to carry out this authoritarian power grab. Please help us!🇧🇷

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@EricLDaugh Thank you, America! Thank you, @EricLDaugh !

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@goddek @goddek , Alcolumbre is a corrupt politician who was caught using Swiss prostitutes with Brazilian taxpayers’ money. This is the caliber of Lula’s allies.