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NOVEMBER 03, 2022
NY Times: Refusing to Accept Defeat, Bolsonaro Backers Call on Military to Intervene
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated in cities across Brazil, many of them demanding that the military stop the transfer of power to President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
NY Times: Refusing to Accept Defeat, Bolsonaro Backers Call on Military to Intervene
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated in cities across Brazil, many of them demanding that the military stop the transfer of power to President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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With each passing day, what we are able to piece together from faraway Brazil points more and more toward a controlled military operation in which the Left was purposefully induced into stealing a presidential election. It's essentially USA 2020 all over again --- the difference being that military intervention appears to be more imminent and not at all covert. The Slimes article itself, though condescending and dismissive in its attitude toward the Bolsonaro voters, describes the military dynamic at play:
"They arrived by the tens of thousands on Wednesday, angry and draped in Brazilian flags, massing outside military bases across the country. They were there, they said, to save Brazil’s democracy from a rigged election, and there was only one way to do so: The armed forces needed to take control of the government.
It was an alarming demand in a country that suffered under a two-decade military dictatorship until 1985 — and yet another bizarre twist in the aftermath of Brazil’s polarizing elections."
The great danger for the Left here lies in the fact that if a military intervention establishes that massive fraud took place, it will call into question election results in countries across the world --- for any election in which a Marxist-Globalist candidate won.
"They arrived by the tens of thousands on Wednesday, angry and draped in Brazilian flags, massing outside military bases across the country. They were there, they said, to save Brazil’s democracy from a rigged election, and there was only one way to do so: The armed forces needed to take control of the government.
It was an alarming demand in a country that suffered under a two-decade military dictatorship until 1985 — and yet another bizarre twist in the aftermath of Brazil’s polarizing elections."
The great danger for the Left here lies in the fact that if a military intervention establishes that massive fraud took place, it will call into question election results in countries across the world --- for any election in which a Marxist-Globalist candidate won.
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Jair Bolsonaro is steeped in a military tradition that is anti-Communist. As President, he infuriated the Left by honoring the anniversary of the "infamous" anti-communist coup of 1964.
The prospect of a military intervention in Brazil offers us a "teachable moment" ™ about the good old days of those Latin American military "juntas" who knew how to deal with "subversivos." One such coup occurred in Brazil, in 1964 --- and the military rulers remained in oversight of the nation until 1985.
Concerns over Brazilian President Joao Goulart began in 1962, during the presidency of John F Kennedy. JFK worried over Brazil's slide toward the Marxist Left and concluded that the US should support military forces in opposition to Goulart. At first, the Kennedy administration attempted to work with Goulart and convince him to change his political views and policies to a more pro-Western system. In December 1962, Bobby Kennedy flew to Brazil to meet with Goulart. The two spoke for three hours, with Kennedy outlining "the presence of Communists" as the main American objection to his government.
In March 1963, Kennedy gave Goulart a choice: either he could remove the commie politicians from political power, or the United States would put economic pressure on Brazil. During the final months of 1963, the Kennedy administration began to search for paramilitary forces capable of overthrowing the Goulart government. JFK was assassinated in November of that year, but the coup-plotting continued.
In the early hours of March 31, 1964, General Olímpio Mourão Filho, Commander of the 4th Military Region, ordered his troops to start moving towards Rio de Janeiro. In the early hours of April 2 the National Congress declared the presidency to be vacant. The leaders of the Senate and the Supreme Federal Tribunal swore in Pascoal Ranieri Mazzilli, as president as the Leftist Goulart exiled himself in Uruguay.
A year after the coup, the Brazilian Communist Party was banned in 1965 -- and not legalized again until 1985. And that's pretty much all you need to know about the glorious coup of 1964 -- "in a nutshell."
Goulart meets with JFK
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1. The plot to take out the Brazilian Leftist Goulart was hatched by the Kennedy Brothers. // 2. The military intervention of 1965 halted the leftward slide and banned the Communist Party
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Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the New York Times today that Brazilian fascists are openly calling for a military takeover.
Boobus Americanus 2: Unfortunately, there's a long history of that sort of anti-democratic stuff down in Latin America.
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St. Sugar: Take it up with the Kennedy Brotherss, Boobuss!
Editor: It's interesting. At the same moment in history, the Kennedys were also squeezing Marxist Loser King -- trying to get him to dump the communists surrounding him as well.
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