Eric Russell

🚨🇧🇷 Guys, you have NO CLUE how bad things have gotten in Brazil. Just SEVEN MINUTES after Flávio Bolsonaro’s election defeat was confirmed, the Federal Police asked Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes to seize his passport. Moraes approved the request right away. Meanwhile, Moraes himself isn’t even under investigation, despite the fact that his wife’s law firm had contracts worth over R$200 MILLION ($40 million USD) with businesses linked to Daniel Vorcaro, the banker at the center of the massive Banco Master scandal. Let that sink in. And we’re not talking about some vague allegations here. Reports have identified the contracts between Vorcaro and Moraes’s wife, and it’s evident that document metadata even identifies Moraes as the last person to edit a Word file connected to one of them. A Supreme Court judge whose own family has documented financial ties to businesses at the center of a massive banking scandal continues ordering measures against political opponents, while the institutions responsible for holding him accountable appear to be doing absolutely nothing. And we’re supposed to believe this is about protecting democracy? How can a judge exercise such enormous power over other people’s lives while being implicated in one of the biggest corruption scandals in Brazilian history? This is so fucked up. When the people enforcing the law are above the law, who the hell is going to hold them accountable? Who’s going to judge the judge? God? Apparently, the judge thinks HE IS God. And if nobody can stop this madness, Brazil is heading toward a very dark future.

🚨🇧🇷 BREAKING: FLÁVIO BOLSONARO RELEASES EXPLOSIVE STATEMENT FROM THE UNITED STATES! “I address the Brazilian people and the international community as the true elected president of Brazil.” Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to recognize Lula’s electoral victory, denounces what he calls massive electoral fraud, and confirms that he has left Brazil with his family. “There is no arrest warrant against me because I have committed no crime.” He accuses Brazil’s Supreme Court of political persecution and vows to lead the opposition from American soil. “I left Brazil, but I have not abandoned Brazilians. This struggle did not end on October 25. It will only end when Brazil becomes a free country again. And that day will come.”