Brazil Election Analysis and US Influence

It is day five till the election in Brazil,

and I'm just learning how important

this election is, and once again, how fucked up it is for the US to try to

control

politics in South America. I already covered the election news in

Colombia and Argentina, but the final candidate always comes down

to

two options: president for their people, president who licks Trump's ass,

president for their people, president who licks Trump's

and Israel's ass,

president for their people, president who would gladly crawl inside of

Israel's ass. And going back to the two candidates in

Brazil, we have

Lula, who is the current president seeking

re-election.

He advocates for a lot of benefits for his own people, but also.

Absolutely nothing

justifies the genocide currently taking place in Gaza.

Under tons of rubble, dozens of thousands of

innocent women and children are

buried.

And we have this guy who would resume privatizations.

Pretty much means let's strip the rights of our own people and sell it to the big

corporations. This is the exact same pattern as Argentina, an

ideology adapted by the US.

And this US influence is so bad that even Brazil's intelligence

agents warns of high risk of US interference in their elections.

It says there is a selective intensification and reconfiguration of the

pressure by the United States. The US wants reduced influence

of China and more alignment with Washington.

The stats so far are positive for Lula, but it is very close,

and we've seen how this could change last minute with Colombia.

So it's important that we pay attention because they like to

play with the

system. Are you following this election? Let me know what you think.