 Complete the following phrase:  During the early 1980s, Francis had behaved condescendingly towards the then emerging Workers Party leader Lula, whom he had described as a supporter of business-as-usual trade unionism, with whom even Ronald Reagan would agree. In the late 1980s, however, he would develop suspicions regarding what he saw as the PTs increasing radicalism, which, associated to his usual misanthropy by my aristocratic calling I mean setting strict bounds to sympathies for my neighbors, led him eventually to express a fear that the emergence of a grassroots, mass, trade-union-based and anti-intellectual Left, such as that which the Workers Party represented, meant the risk that Brazil and the Brazilians could distance themselves from our cultural heritage sic which is the Illuminist West, the USA, our North American peers in size, which since Franklin Roosevelt want us to be their South American partners. His increasing disgust with Brazilian society at large, fostered by the failure of the Left to prevent the 