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  He is literally hiding in the same state as Trump as we speak. Trying to get a six month visa in the U.S. to avoid any potential criminal investigation that is probably in the works for the indigenous people murdering, illegal mining operations and the clear attempted coup.
context: Based on his pre-election comments he obviously wanted to try, but he just couldn't get the support together to go through with it. So he ran away to Florida to hang out with his buddy instead. >
  
  Honestly it seems like this. I mean bannon and his fuckfest team of fuckers were all helping him plan the whole thing, to make it more successful than jan6. 
  Then it seems some key actors didn't go onboard or didn't want to sit out, like the military, so he left Brazil incase the plot got out or those who he tried to approach (like the military) decided to stop being semi-neutral and just blow the lid of the plot.
  Lastly it seems either key plotters got impatient, or knew they were gonna get found out anyway for the plot so they might as well try some last ditch effort before the net got tight enough to catch them anyway.
  The supporters seems equally fucking stupid and such, but there were literal bussloads of these idiots being shuffled into all the major pillars of society. That just doesn't happen spontaneously. >
  
  I guarantee you that the influence that the US has on the internal politics of my country is greatly exaggerated. All of the historical events that US is accused to be involved like the 1930 coups, 1935 and 1937 failed counter coups, declaring war on Italy during WW2, 1964 coup and now this invasion of the 3 powers plaza would have happened no matter what.
  And by the way, this is not the first time that the 3 powers plaza were invaded on Brazil. Is the 4° time that this successfully happened (3 of those on PTs administration, 1 on PSBD, PTs allies) and I can't count that high on how many failed attempts happened.
  And the only reason that the 3 power plaza invasion was possible is due to weird lacking of security personnel. There is a current investigation on why there where so few security people there, on where each side accuses the other of omission. The government says that there are too many "Bolsonaristas" on the security forces that were lenient with the protester, and the opposition accuses  the government to purposely let a small security personnel on that day to ease the invasion and pose themselves as victims. >
  
  Almost acting like Trump.