Brazil Rejects Trump Ally

scotchtiger

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Parabens Lula e parabens Brasil.

No, no, no...a MAGA just told me SA is going hard right

But Growls said this was about to happen.

Things are going well so far…


 
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Scrubby

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Reading into this election this morning and it’s entirely clear the results are illegitimate and will be challenged.


🚨 JUST IN: In a bombshell statement, Brazil's President of the Superior Electoral Court Justice Kassio Nunes Marques just SOUNDED THE ALARM that there was absolutely NO RULE that allowed the voting to continue an extra +2 hours — an unprecedented order from Lula's Supreme Court flunky that helped his regions

"The preliminary decision given after the voting closing time generated DIFFICULTIES in the electoral process...there [were] no regulations authorizing any extension." 🤯

"Never, in the history of the TSE, has there been ANY extension."

"It would not be possible, in a few hours, to form a judgment with certainty that no side effects — especially in the technological aspect — arising from a court decision would significantly impact the vote count!"

He also pointedly reminded the Supreme Court that the Electoral Justice system is "the institution to which our Constitution attributed the exclusive competence to manage the electoral process"

Lula's handpicked justice bypassed the TSE after 5PM and ordered it anyway!

 

Scrubby

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The stock markets are crashing because the people know this level of fraud will not be tolerated and Brazil is likely destined for civil war as the communists refuse to give up their hold on power.
 

dpic73

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I've been reading up on it and it appears that Gen Z and elderly voters stepped up to stop the swing towards far-right populism. They might not love Lula but they liked Flavio even less due in part to anti-coup sentiment. Unlike voters here, they weren't willing to give the elder Bolsanaro a pass on his attempts to overturn the last election, that included a plot to assasinate Lula.
However, their version of Congress has a conservative majority so he will be forced to work across the aisle, which is a good thing.

It might not have made as much news but a student led movement forced out Serbia's right-wing leader over the weekend as well. This youth-led worldwide movement is wild and something to keep an eye on. Not sure what's happening but everywhere you look, they've had it with the status quo.


"In addition to halting the run of victories by the right and candidates backed by Trump, Lula interrupted another trend: a succession of defeats for incumbent governments, a phenomenon common over the past decade. That raises a broader question about whether the rightward shift is a lasting wave or part of a political pendulum.

“Lula’s victory shows that the far right, particularly Bolsonaro’s movement, has a ceiling of support, because many voters consider it too radical,” Paarlberg said. He added that the result also suggests that backing from the White House and its battery of economic measures “are not decisive factors” in an election.

In a Latin America increasingly defined by emerging leaders, Lula remains a statesman with international reach and one of the region’s key figures on the global stage. After another political feat, the record-breaking president has two months before beginning his fourth term to decide what course he will seek to chart for South America’s largest country over the next four years."

 
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TheValley91

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The wealth gap is substantial in Brazil. Those with power and money were heavily invested in Brazil giving up the natural resources/amazon to the US for gobs of money.

Now that Lula won, they know that won’t be happening and thus they are pulling out of the markets.

The common man/woman in Brazil stood up and said their country wasn’t for sale. Good on them.
 

Scrubby

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The wealth gap is substantial in Brazil. Those with power and money were heavily invested in Brazil giving up the natural resources/amazon to the US for gobs of money.

Now that Lula won, they know that won’t be happening and thus they are pulling out of the markets.

The common man/woman in Brazil stood up and said their country wasn’t for sale. Good on them.
Completely fabricated reality
 
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TheValley91

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Reading into this election this morning and it’s entirely clear the results are illegitimate and will be challenged.


🚨 JUST IN: In a bombshell statement, Brazil's President of the Superior Electoral Court Justice Kassio Nunes Marques just SOUNDED THE ALARM that there was absolutely NO RULE that allowed the voting to continue an extra +2 hours — an unprecedented order from Lula's Supreme Court flunky that helped his regions

"The preliminary decision given after the voting closing time generated DIFFICULTIES in the electoral process...there [were] no regulations authorizing any extension." 🤯

"Never, in the history of the TSE, has there been ANY extension."

"It would not be possible, in a few hours, to form a judgment with certainty that no side effects — especially in the technological aspect — arising from a court decision would significantly impact the vote count!"

He also pointedly reminded the Supreme Court that the Electoral Justice system is "the institution to which our Constitution attributed the exclusive competence to manage the electoral process"

Lula's handpicked justice bypassed the TSE after 5PM and ordered it anyway!


Lula asked for an extension at 1pm and there was zero response. Bolsanoro also asked for an extension as well. No response. Then at 5pm they decided to extend 2 hours. Some of the locations didn’t open up after the extension was given.

Flavio lost fair and square just like his father previously. Sucks to suck.
 
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fsu1jreed

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The wealth gap is substantial in Brazil. Those with power and money were heavily invested in Brazil giving up the natural resources/amazon to the US for gobs of money.

Now that Lula won, they know that won’t be happening and thus they are pulling out of the markets.

The common man/woman in Brazil stood up and said their country wasn’t for sale. Good on them.

View attachment 31.mp4
 

Scrubby

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Lula asked for an extension at 1pm and there was zero response. Bolsanoro also asked for an extension as well. No response. Then at 5pm they decided to extend 2 hours. Some of the locations didn’t open up after the extension was given.

Flavio lost fair and square just like his father previously. Sucks to suck.
Some? You mean 80%? Because they literally couldn’t?
Yeah.. it’s almost like the Lula strongholds that hadn’t turned off the equipment knew they weren’t supposed to. So weird..

this is a good reminder that you can’t vote your way out of communism. The global homo left supporting this is giving the plot away.
 

Scrubby

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“
At my polling station. Everything went normally, and the ballot boxes were closed at 5 PM.

At 5:05 PM, the TRE coordinator announced news about Zanin's decision: the voting would be extended by another 2 hours!

General chaos. No one knew what to do.
Coordination's decision: NO ONE ENTERS, NO ONE LEAVES!

I and one other voter from my section remained, who, having voted last and been witnesses to the closing of operations, just like in the 1st Round, were prevented from leaving Colégio Marista São José, in Barra da Tijuca.

At one point, a meeting was called for all the polling officials and other voting participants, in the school's internal courtyard, to announce a decision on what would be done.

My section colleague and I approached. I started recording on video.

- Filming is Prohibited! Shouted the "authority"
- What do you mean? We're not in the voting process inside the section. Why can't I record a decision that affects the voting operations I participated in as a witness? I retorted.
- Because I am prohibiting it.
- I'm civilized and won't question this personal decision of yours, even though I disagree with it. But I'll listen and be a witness to whatever you communicate. It's my right, since I'm being prevented from leaving here. I replied.

The stunned looks and disapproval from almost everyone were noteworthy. They're not used to questioning anyone without causing a commotion. They don't know what the word "citizenship" means. They feel ashamed and get intimidated in front of anyone who presents themselves as an authority. What can you do?

THE DECISION: The sections would be reopened and, for another 2 hours, voters who arrive could cast their votes in a separate minutes, to be attached to the other documents of the section!

Imagine the potential for irregularities. Even though the ballot boxes can't be reopened, "voters" could cast their votes separately. Who oversees that?

Now, the indefatigable minister Zanin decides that the decision to extend voting is valid ONLY for sections where the ballot boxes are still open!

Between this new decision and what was implemented at my polling station, there were at least 2 people who "voted" in this mode.

We were finally released to leave the school.
I don't know how many more voters managed to go vote.

All this mess opens the door to questions and even possible annulment of the vote.
Who benefits from such electoral insecurity?

NB:
- I PHOTOGRAPHED ALL THE BALLOT BOX REPORTS POSTED AT COLÉGIO MARISTA SÃO JOSÉ - BARRA DA TIJUCA.

- There were about 3 sections that refused to disclose the report, even after operations had ended: "we won't disclose until the TSE authorizes the new procedures". 🤷🏽‍♀️

UNBELIEVABLE!”


fraud.
 
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TheValley91

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Some? You mean 80%? Because they literally couldn’t?
Yeah.. it’s almost like the Lula strongholds that hadn’t turned off the equipment knew they weren’t supposed to. So weird..

this is a good reminder that you can’t vote your way out of communism. The global homo left supporting this is giving the plot away.
People in Flavio's orbit are now telling him to admit defeat already. Hope you handle this ok.
 

TigerGrowls

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Par for the course for these commie tyrants.



🚨 BREAKING: Less than 24 HOURS after Brazil's stolen presidential election, tyrant Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has ordered Flávio Bolsonaro to surrender his passports and BANNER him from leaving the country

The persecution has begun 😡

Federal Police ambushed Flavio in the middle of the street as he left his father Jair Bolsonaro's house-arrest residence in Brasília to serve the order

Flavio confirmed Moraes actually signed the order SUNDAY NIGHT right after the election results were announced — right as Flavio was preparing to legally challenge the vote!

First they put Jair Bolsonaro under house arrest, then they extended voting hours mid-election, and the very next morning they trap his son inside the country!

THIS IS WHAT SOCIALISM BRINGS
 

dpic73

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Par for the course for these commie tyrants.



🚨 BREAKING: Less than 24 HOURS after Brazil's stolen presidential election, tyrant Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has ordered Flávio Bolsonaro to surrender his passports and BANNER him from leaving the country

The persecution has begun 😡

Federal Police ambushed Flavio in the middle of the street as he left his father Jair Bolsonaro's house-arrest residence in Brasília to serve the order

Flavio confirmed Moraes actually signed the order SUNDAY NIGHT right after the election results were announced — right as Flavio was preparing to legally challenge the vote!

First they put Jair Bolsonaro under house arrest, then they extended voting hours mid-election, and the very next morning they trap his son inside the country!

THIS IS WHAT SOCIALISM BRINGS

He didn't have to be corrupt like daddy Trump but that's what he chose.

 
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dpic73

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Flavio fleeing the country because he knows he has jail time coming his way. Ya hate to see it lol
If he can

⏱️ Current Status (As of October 27, 2026)

Though Flávio initially posted a video claiming he would comply with the order, sources reported on Tuesday that he missed the 24-hour deadline to hand over his documents. As a result, the Supreme Court has officially cancelled his regular, diplomatic, and foreign passports, and his current whereabouts remain unknown. https://www.reuters.com/world/ameri...line-turn-passports-brazil-police-2026-10-27/
 

dpic73

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Glad to hear he is safely in Florida now. Lula and co will be removed by force

Why would you want a corrupt seditionist and his corrupt son to be free from justice? Simply because they like Trump? You know he won't be in power in two years right?

 

Scrubby

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The far left celebrating the collapse of the Brazilian economy is something to behold. So what if people starve!? The communists “won”!! Go team!!
 
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