>

So loud, they must be mega-crickets. 
Mega MAGA crickets.
FYI, Bannon and Stephen Miller were advising Bolsonaro on the "next step" to take after the Brazillian election.
Bolsonaro is also currently in Florida, and is reported to be spending time at Mar a Lago:

Unnamed sources close to Mr. Bolsonaro told the Brazilian newspaper UOL that the outgoing president would spend “a month or two” resting in a house at Mr. Trump’s sprawling Mar-a-Lago resort.

Trump and his allies' hands are all over this coup in Brazil. >

You’d think with the harsh penalties they’ve all copped following Jan 6 they wouldn’t of tried it again….. >

Ah yes the super harsh penalties of grifting millions of dollars from Americans, not having to pay taxes, being allowed to sell off our nations secrets, being considered for house speakership, running for president against "crime". >


Trump ally’s supporters have been protesting election since October

With zero evidence. Just like in the US Elections. It's all bullshit fascism from these assholes.
Magas- "There was fraud!".. 
Rational People- "Ok, prove it"
Magas - crickets
CyberNinjas - louder crickets >

So loud, they must be mega-crickets. 
Mega MAGA crickets. >

MAGAtts >

Why not?  He was silent during the seditious attack he made on the US Capitol. >

I imagine he's fuming at the possibility someone else will succeed where he failed. Again. >

The lack of prosecution against Trump is one of the reasons the Brazilian fascists felt so emboldened to copycat Jan 6.  It's time to arrest Trump and all his co-conspirators.  It should be done NOW.  The longer we wait, the more likely they are to carry out another insurrection.  We should not let fascist leaders plan their insurrections.  Their plans should be interrupted immediately. >

Of course because they are all getting arrested and will be either executed or in prison for 30 years. Trump is: “I don’t know them, hell it’s not even my country.” >

Let's be real here, do you think Trump could even find Brazil on a map? >

Daddy Putin can and that's all that matters. >

They’d make great prison cell roommates. >

So…what’s stopping Brazil from viewing the coup as an act of American aggression? 
What with the unpunished former POTUS advising the coup leader, and all. >

Surprised he didn’t yap his flap yet >

So what’s the difference now? The fact that there’s 29 people’s blood on their hands instead of just a couple? I hope they are crapping their pants. >

FYI, Bannon and Stephen Miller were advising Bolsonaro on the "next step" to take after the Brazillian election.
Bolsonaro is also currently in Florida, and is reported to be spending time at Mar a Lago:

Unnamed sources close to Mr. Bolsonaro told the Brazilian newspaper UOL that the outgoing president would spend “a month or two” resting in a house at Mr. Trump’s sprawling Mar-a-Lago resort.

Trump and his allies' hands are all over this coup in Brazil. >

You’d think with the harsh penalties they’ve all copped following Jan 6 they wouldn’t of tried it again….. >

Ah yes the super harsh penalties of grifting millions of dollars from Americans, not having to pay taxes, being allowed to sell off our nations secrets, being considered for house speakership, running for president against "crime". >


Trump ally’s supporters have been protesting election since October

With zero evidence. Just like in the US Elections. It's all bullshit fascism from these assholes.
Magas- "There was fraud!".. 
Rational People- "Ok, prove it"
Magas - crickets
CyberNinjas - louder crickets