"Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered: let them also that hate him flee before him. As smoke is driven away, so drive them away: as wax melteth before the fire, so let the wicked perish at the presence of God. But let the righteous be glad; let them rejoice before God: yea, let them exceedingly rejoice."--Psalm 68:1-3
As Obama, Soros, the New York Times and the Stolen Election dictators of Europe and the world rush to slobber over their pet Communist thug Lola Lulu Lula da Silva, we must remember that da Silva has never beaten the Bolsonaros.
Barack Obiden sent CIA Director Burns to steal the previous election with the CIA's Dominion CheatWare, warning father Jair Bolsonaro not to challenge the Cheat. Brazil was being given to China's Belt and Road Crime Syndicate.
So Lupe has stolen his last two elections and even his first term was marked by a huge vote-buying scandal.
President-Elect Flavio Bolsonaro:
“I address the Brazilian people and the international community as the leader of Brazil. First and foremost, I would like to thank President Milei for his courage, sense of justice, and commitment to the rule of law, as well as President Trump and the wonderful American people for welcoming me.
This is a land of freedom, inhabited by brothers who share the same values as the good people of my own country. President Trump is a great defender of freedom of expression.
On Sunday night, I watched in shock as electoral fraud unfolded before my very eyes. The illegitimate and unlawful actions of Lula’s former lawyer allowed for a mathematical impossibility to occur, with Lula gaining more than 10 million additional votes between the first and second rounds.
A decision by the Supreme Federal Court (STF)—made by overstepping the authority of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE)—extended the voting period at the eleventh hour; the order arrived only after the legally mandated closing time, when the polls had already shut. Voters were subjected to different sets of rules.
To this day, the TSE has merely defended the extension of voting hours, failing to provide a single credible explanation.
And these procedural nullities are not the only issue. Throughout the entire campaign, there was an abuse of political and economic power, as well as the use of the state apparatus to favor a reelection bid.
These are grave matters, expressly prohibited by law, which justify the annulment of the Lula-Alckmin ticket.
The regime’s response to my challenge was swift. As if following a pre-arranged plan, seven minutes after this repugnant electoral fraud, a judge—himself implicated in a massive corruption scandal and explicitly named in the very investigation used to attempt the seizure of my passports (a judge who, in all likelihood, would be in prison today had they not prevented my inauguration)—set the regime’s machinery of political persecution into motion.
Being inherently disqualified and completely compromised—and thus unfit to initiate any judicial proceedings against me—his mere participation in these legal actions reveals the full extent of the arbitrariness and illegality currently underway.
It was never my intention to leave my homeland, but I know exactly where this is heading. This follows the classic playbook of any coup d’état.
The political persecution that began with my father, former President Jair Bolsonaro—and has since spread to thousands of ordinary, patriotic Brazilians, and even American citizens—has a single objective: to silence anyone who does not align with the “regime of exception” established in Brazil, orchestrated by a Supreme Court co-opted by the Workers’ Party (PT) criminal organization.
To be clear, there is no arrest warrant against me, because I have committed no crime. What we are witnessing is a politically motivated witch hunt, designed to turn me into a hostage—a tool for blackmail—to shield corrupt Supreme Court justices from impeachment.
The roadmap of this persecution is as follows: seizure of one’s passport, the imposition of an electronic ankle monitor, censorship, house arrest, a sham trial, and, ultimately, a politically motivated conviction.
I will not subject my family to this, and my country does not deserve to endure such international humiliation once again.
Given the political instrumentalization of the judiciary in Brazil, I have brought my family to the United States, where we are safe.
I would like to thank President Trump and the American government once again for welcoming us and providing the legal security that no longer exists in Brazil.
Let me be clear: I did not flee Brazil; I left for the sake of Brazil.
I stepped away from this “regime of exception” so that I might become the leader my people deserve. If I were silenced, imprisoned, or censored—as my father currently is—I could not provide that leadership. Instead, we would be left at the mercy of an institutional charade, featuring an opposition that has been neutered and controlled by a Supreme Court filled with the regime’s own lackeys.
I am not the first person to have to fight for their own country while away from it. Rui Barbosa went into exile for standing up to the arbitrary rule of Floriano Peixoto, and from there, he continued to defend the law and liberty. Charles de Gaulle led Free France from London—having been sentenced to death by the Vichy regime—and returned to liberate his country. José Martí organized the struggle for Cuba’s independence from New York. In Venezuela, Juan Guaidó and Edmundo González were forced to leave the country for confronting the Chavista dictatorship; meanwhile, María Corina Machado—despite being persecuted—refused to legitimize the fraud and became a global symbol of democratic resistance. All of them were treated as criminals by the regimes they opposed. History, however, called them something else.
This is merely the beginning of our struggle for democracy, human rights, and freedom in Brazil. I want to say—not only to my 60 million voters, but to the Brazilian people as a whole—that I am your leader, and that the criminals who stole Brazil’s election are part of a criminal organization that has established a tyranny.
To those of you who longed for change: I will not abandon you. I shall be the voice and the free leadership of our nation.
To Brazil’s institutions, I make this appeal: this madness must come to an end. Brazil is currently mired in legal chaos, corruption, and political persecution, in which the opposition is afraid to speak, and the family of a former president is treated as an enemy of the State. No nation can live in peace or prosper under such conditions.
There is still time to restore the balance between the branches of government and to return to the Brazilian people the confidence they have lost.
To the international community, I ask: do not normalize what is happening in Brazil.
What is taking place in my country today is not normal, and it cannot be treated as normal.
To the senators, deputies, and governors whom I helped elect—and especially to my candidate for the presidency of the Senate, Rogério Marinho—I know that, at present, you lack the freedom necessary to fully carry out your political activities. For this reason, I will lead the opposition from here. I will say what you, there, cannot say, and I will take on the risks that you cannot afford to take.
And to you, who voted for me and dream of change: we are not defeated, and we are not alone. This is merely the beginning of our struggle for democracy, human rights, and freedom in Brazil.
In the coming days, I will address the Brazilian people regularly, and we will present a strategy to mobilize the opposition—along with the immense popular support we enjoy—using all peaceful and legitimate means to prevent Lula from consolidating a dictatorial regime in Brazil.
I ask each of you to remain steadfast and never give up. I have left Brazil, but I have not abandoned the Brazilian people.
This struggle did not end on October 25th. It will only end when Brazil becomes a free country once again. And that day will come.
May God bless Brazil.
Flávio Bolsonaro” .................
Flavio Bolsonaro with his wife and daughters
The Year of the Lord’s Favor
8 “For I, the Lord, love justice;
I hate robbery and wrongdoing.
In my faithfulness I will reward my people
and make an everlasting covenant with them.
9 Their descendants will be known among the nations
and their offspring among the peoples.
All who see them will acknowledge
that they are a people the Lord has blessed.”
10 I delight greatly in the Lord;
my soul rejoices in my God.
For he has clothed me with garments of salvation
and arrayed me in a robe of his righteousness,
as a bridegroom adorns his head like a priest,
and as a bride adorns herself with her jewels.
11 For as the soil makes the sprout come up
and a garden causes seeds to grow,
so the Sovereign Lord will make righteousness
and praise spring up before all nations.
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