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All similar events take from Putin's "how to overthrow governments and install dictatorships" - Volume I.
I hope a foreign newspaper publishes this so this can be shared on this sub. All of these bolsonaristas need to be punished. >

Yes, I was going to share it but couldn't find it in English yet. The first newspaper to publish it was Folha but they haven't published it on their English page >

Please share when they do! >

Sounds familiar >

Because it’s being architected by the same people 
— bannon 
— Miller 
— manafort >

I’ve seen the first two names mentioned numerous times in relation to this coup attempt.
Is there any info or evidence implicating them?
Enough for Brazil to request extradition? >

Here is a good summary of their connection >

Que surpresa! >

Fascists need to be purged from government positions from time-to-time to ensure the proper running of government. >

The tree of liberty must occasionally be watered with the blood of tyrants >

I am stealing this line >

Thomas Jefferson said it so you get the bonus of quoting a historical figure >

Sounds like Thomas Jefferson wouldn't have balked at the idea of hanging half of the current GOP. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 76%. (I'm a bot)


The Brazilian leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has said he suspects hardcore supporters of the former president Jair Bolsonaro among the presidential staff facilitated the entry of insurrectionists who stormed his presidential palace seeking to overthrow Brazil's government.
Speaking to a group of political journalists in Brasília's Planalto palace - one of three buildings trashed by the pro-Bolsonaro mob last Sunday - Lula vowed to carry out a "Thorough screening" of employees in the wake of the historic attack.
"I feel very, very, very angry about what happened," Lula told journalists over breakfast at the palace he previously occupied between 2003 and 2010.


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Fascists tend not to be particularly original or creative. Fortunately. >

They were creative enough to start a world War and instigate a genocide that killed 8 million people >

By working from the ages-old playbook, but on a somewhat larger scale, granted. >

The Nazis pulled a lot of ideas on how to run concentration camps, and exterminate entire races, from the American genocide of Native Americans and the reservation system, and British concentration camps established by Lord Kitchener during the Boer War. Spain developed effective concentration camps for political dissidents in Cuba and the US adapted those techniques after the Spanish-American War and deployed them in the Philippines. >

Bannon and stone financed.
Inferior, outnumbered, weaklings who know they are dying off. >

It’s incredible how predictable fascists are. 
Copy and paste. >

Why is he smelling his fingers like that >

i might be getting whooshed but he's scratching/touching his moustache lol >

Nah it was antifa agents dressed like bolsonaro supporters to make him look bad.
MAKE BRAZIL GREAT AGAIN ! >

There are some bolsonaristas actually claiming that >

Jesus. Did they come from that town I saw in an article that has a Confdederacy celebration?! >

Americana is the town that was founded by Confederates in the 19th century. It seems like most bolsonaristas that did the invasion came from the Midwest and the South of the country as well as São Paulo estate. Those are more conservative estates, the Midwest in particular is huge to agrobusiness, so filled with people who love to burn down forests to make farms and graze for cattle. >

Screw those guys. No offense to friends or relatives you may have in the regions. >

It's okay, I am from São Paulo and I hate the way people here vote and I think they should screw themselves as well. >

I feel the same about my Midwestern state. >

I feel the same about my South region...
I actually love my region but it's getting ridiculous these people here. >

Our South region's had an unfavorable reputation since the beginning. >

Literally just copying the Jan 6th insurrectionists. Y’know, b/c they were so successful… >

Hey we copied them first! >

Trump and his enablers caused so much damage in our country and over the world. I hope the truth and accountability happen before it’s too late to turn things around. >

Jeez you think? >

So, Trump really is contagious. >

What a coincidence! ( same thing happened in Washington D.C.on January 6th, 2021...) >

Look of you don't hand down capital punishment for these kinds of coups, your country is doomed. And the US is doomed. Absolutely no punishment just means it's a matter of time. If Trump had pulled that while the men and women who lived out WWII were still alive he'd already be on death row. They would not have played. Of course Trump never gets anywhere in politics in their day. >

Just like Trumps coup. >

Boebert was in the house at the time >

Just like the Republicans in DC >

Time for a wide sweeping staff turnover. >

Some say we defeated fascism in WWII. It's really starting to look like they instead just went into hiding and secretly integrated themselves into every facet of society and government across the world. I guess we lost the war after all. >

That's because neoliberalism lets corruption prosper. That leads to repeated economical collapses, which corrupt people and grifters can leverage to grab more power. Then you have such grifters, like Rand Paul, Cancun Cruz, Ken McCarthy or Marco Rubio, who work hard eroding institutions and setting the stage for a coup. Then you get the fascists, aka the unconditional Trump supporters. >

Time for staff replacements. >

I wish people could be more "pro-doing-your-fucking-job" and less "pro-conspiracy" or perhaps just "pro-sore-loser" >

That’s plagiarism >

It really makes Biden’s treatment of the Jan 6 coup look like he is collaborating with them. >

So it's like when the Atreides took over Arrakis but there were still lots of undercover Harkonnens there?