Brazil Election and Flávio’s Passport: A Warning to the Washington Post

Dear Washington Post, the main question is not how Flávio got out from Brazil, and why he did get out from Brazil without willing, without-- He didn't plan get out of Brazil.

The fact is, about nine PM on a Sunday, an elections with a lot of suspicions that is impossible to investigate because we use a machine that is a black hole.

Election surprised everybody. Polymarket, Kalshi, polls, people on the streets, ab- everybody, even the mainstream media, even the left-wing mo- politicians, they were saying that Flávio was going to win.

But okay, I'm not going to discuss that.

We'll do more videos about it. Seven minutes after the result of the elections, the federal police officers were signing the order to seize Flávio's passport.

And who is the judge controlling that? Yes, Alexandre de Moraes.

The same that banned Alexa from Brazil, detained Jason Miller, froze Starlink accounts, and even was issuing arrest warranties against American citizens because tweeting from US soil criticizing a Supreme Court justice from Brazil.

This is the Brazilian virus that everybody should be concerned to do not arrive in your country.

It doesn't matter if you are right or left-wing.

This is the message, Washington Post. Do not let your country become a third-world country just like Brazil, because it take times.

It take maybe decades. Look to Cuba, to Venezuela.

Now this virus is going to Brazil. They are not going through guns or weapons anymore.

They control the judiciary. They control the Supreme Court, and that's all.

Look Venezuela. Venezuela, they have a Congress, they have a Supreme Court.

They were usually to have a president even.

Was it a democracy or dictatorship? So that's the point.

I think you understood what I want to say, and if possible, share this message because we want the truth, huh, goes to everybody.

Then you have the sense, then you create conscience to prevent this virus to arrive here in US, the land still of the free because of the brave.