Analysis of Brazilian Election Extension

Here's the thing: everyone already knows that the former lawyer

for Lula, folks, extended the elections here in Brazil until

seven p.m.

seven p.m. But I'll tell you how this came about,

which is the first

point. There in Salvador, Workers' Party supporters created a

narrative that they were being prevented, etc.

and so on, from going there to vote, and they requested an

exten-extension

there. Then this side said, "No, since they're going to extend

things here, they have to extend them across Brazil." Then

Zanin waited

until minutes before the end of the voting at three p.m.,

which has always happened here in Brazil.

And he issued a ruling that was completely impossible to comply with. Why?

Second point: because the voting machines, many of them had already been closed.

There are several Regional Electoral Courts, for example, like the Federal District Electoral Court, that didn't

complied with the TSE's decision. In other words, they did this so they could,

third point, create a narrative.

Have you ever seen a team when it's losing? So what does it do?

Knowing it won't be able to win, it obviously wants to win off the field,

ask for an extension. And then comes the fourth point: the only one

benefited by an extension is the team that is losing.

The team that's winning doesn't want an extension, it wants

it to end at the proper time.

Right. After all, we're winning.

All the polls, even Datafolha, showed

Flávio Bolsonaro winning. In other words, fifth

point: they're only doing this so they can create a

narrative

of a coup. After all, they did this when there was a

constitutional, democratic impeachment process against Dilma, and to this day

They call it a coup. So fifth: they're just

waiting for that to happen, for Flávio to win, so they can say it's

a coup, a coup, a coup to the four winds.

And sixth: regardless of that, we

will win, because when all is said and done, we,

we know we're ahead.

Now, the seventh and final point, and the most important of all:

if we win, that's natural, that's normal.

Now, friends, if we lose, you can be sure this

extra time only helped one team, the team that

needed to come from behind. And eighth, and no less important:

I have no doubt that God is in control of this.

I hope this extra time, God, is only for the result

to come out at 10:22 p.m.

Let's go! Brazil will win