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De westerse media bericht dat Bolsonaro zijn 'verkiezingsnederlaag' heeft toegegeven. Dit is onwaar, hij heeft aangegeven de grondwet te zullen volgen, iets wat in de media wotdt geinterpreteerd als een concessie. Net als Trump heeft Bolsonaro zijn 'nederlaag' NIET toegegeven, noch heeft hij zijn politieke tegenstander gefeliciteerd. Net als Trump omringt Bolsonaro zich met militairen. En het volgen van de Braziliaanse grondwet houdt in dat deze militairen zich nu over deze frauduleuze uitslag aan het buigen zijn, de eerste opmaat naar een wereldwijde controle van verkiezingen door militairen. Dit spel is nog lang niet gespeeld, blijf kalm en verval niet in doemdenkerij, want de Deep State is in de val gelokt!
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Overigens legt Dave (X22) het uitstekend uit in zijn nieuwe report. MUST LISTEN.
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Rumors are circulating that the military will do an audit of Brazil's elections. Remember what Bolsonaro said a week ago that he is confident because the military surrounds him and the armed forces were performing an active and relevant role? Bolsonaro clearly knew what was going to happen and...
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Rumors are circulating that the military will do an audit of Brazil's elections.
Remember what Bolsonaro said a week ago that he is confident because the military surrounds him and the armed forces were performing an active and relevant role?
Bolsonaro clearly knew what was going to happen and he prepared accordingly.
He's using a Trump-like playbook.
Boom.
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Brazil 🇧🇷 Military is welcomed by the people in Rio de Janeiro. #Bolsonaro The world is watching. 🙏❤️🌎 @QtimeNetwork
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Military is welcomed by the people in Rio de Janeiro. #Bolsonaro The world is watching.
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rt.com 2 Nov, 2022 10:01
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro makes a statement for the first time since Sunday's presidential run-off election on November 1, 2022. © EVARISTO SA / AFP
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro did not concede defeat in his first public remarks since Sunday’s vote. However, his chief of staff, Ciro Nogueira, claimed that Bolsonaro had authorized him to begin the transition process. Bolsonaro’s comments come after ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva managed to claim victory over the incumbent by a narrow margin.
In a brief speech on Tuesday, breaking his two-day silence, the right-wing president did not directly address the election results, and avoided mentioning the winner by name, though he did vow to abide by the rules set out in the constitution.
“I have always been labelled as antidemocratic and, unlike my accusers, I have always played within the four lines of the constitution,” he stated.
He also commented on the widespread protests by his supporters that erupted during the two days of his silence, describing them as “the fruit of indignation and a sense of injustice about the way the electoral process took place.” While he did not urge them to go back home, he said they should not destroy property.
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Later, Nogueira signaled he would work with the new government to carry out the transfer of power. “President Jair Messias Bolsonaro authorized me, when it is time, based on the law, to start the transition process,” he said.
Before the presidential election, Bolsonaro had repeatedly claimed that Brazil’s electronic voting system is open to fraud, and accused the election authorities of favoring Lula. His criticism appears to echo statements made by former US President Donald Trump – a leader he has had warm relations with – who has repeatedly claimed that the 2020 US election was stolen from him. Both Trump and Bolsonaro have failed to provide evidence to support their allegations.
Bolsonaro lost the second round of the election to former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who won by a thin margin of 50.9% against the incumbent’s 49.1%. The president-elect is set to officially take office on January 1, 2023.
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Bolsonaro breaks silence on election loss
The Brazilian president stopped short of admitting defeat, but authorized the transition of power
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro makes a statement for the first time since Sunday's presidential run-off election on November 1, 2022. © EVARISTO SA / AFP
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro did not concede defeat in his first public remarks since Sunday’s vote. However, his chief of staff, Ciro Nogueira, claimed that Bolsonaro had authorized him to begin the transition process. Bolsonaro’s comments come after ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva managed to claim victory over the incumbent by a narrow margin.
In a brief speech on Tuesday, breaking his two-day silence, the right-wing president did not directly address the election results, and avoided mentioning the winner by name, though he did vow to abide by the rules set out in the constitution.
“I have always been labelled as antidemocratic and, unlike my accusers, I have always played within the four lines of the constitution,” he stated.
He also commented on the widespread protests by his supporters that erupted during the two days of his silence, describing them as “the fruit of indignation and a sense of injustice about the way the electoral process took place.” While he did not urge them to go back home, he said they should not destroy property.
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Lula defeats Bolsonaro in Brazilian election
Later, Nogueira signaled he would work with the new government to carry out the transfer of power. “President Jair Messias Bolsonaro authorized me, when it is time, based on the law, to start the transition process,” he said.
Before the presidential election, Bolsonaro had repeatedly claimed that Brazil’s electronic voting system is open to fraud, and accused the election authorities of favoring Lula. His criticism appears to echo statements made by former US President Donald Trump – a leader he has had warm relations with – who has repeatedly claimed that the 2020 US election was stolen from him. Both Trump and Bolsonaro have failed to provide evidence to support their allegations.
Bolsonaro lost the second round of the election to former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who won by a thin margin of 50.9% against the incumbent’s 49.1%. The president-elect is set to officially take office on January 1, 2023.
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Brazil 🇧🇷 Military is welcomed by the people in Rio de Janeiro. #Bolsonaro The world is watching. 🙏❤️🌎 @QtimeNetwork
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Dit schijnt een video uit 2018 te zijn.
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Liever onrust dan een GP toch. Onrust leidt vaak tot wat moois! GP niet
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Mijn idee was, niet doorgaan F1 maakt dat iedereen attent is op wat er gaande is - bewustwording dusLiever onrust dan een GP toch. Onrust leidt vaak tot wat moois! GP niet
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