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Analysis of Brazilian Election Results
Hi, folks. Let me explain to you what just happened
in Brazil.
In the first round of Brazilian election, everybody runs.
We do not have primaries in Brazil.
So in the first position, it ended Flávio Bolsonaro
with 47% of the votes, and then Lula in the second place with
45% of the votes. Pretty much it's the same situation
that happened
in Colombia, and in the second round made Abelardo de
la
Espriella President of Colombia.
In Brazil, this didn't happen, at least officially.
And it's weird because first of all, it's the first time
in the Brazilian history since the re-democratization that we had in
1985 that a candidate that finished first in the first
round did not win in the second round.
But things are getting worse when you see the numbers.
So the third, the fourth, the fifth, and the sixth
position in the first round, they were Renan Santos with
2,065,087 votes. Then you
have Caiado with a little bit more than 2.6 million votes.
You had, uh, Zema with 326,000 votes,
and Augusto Cury with almost 3.5 million
votes. The total of these candidates is a
little bit more than 9 million votes.
This is what you had in the table, but you have to remind that none of these
candidates, they are left-wing. And at least two of them
openly supported Flávio, which are Caiado and Romeu
Zema.
And Augusto Cury said that he was not, uh,
encourage his voters to vote in Lula.
So you have,
let's say, 9 million votes on the table.
Lula, when he won, it's just like he ha- he got
all of these votes, plus also another
almost 2 million votes.
This is just unbelievable. And then you see here in a map
where you had the cities in red, where Lula increased
his votes, and in blue, where Flávio increased his
votes. So this is by statistic impossible to
happen. And you have to add that, that after 5:00 PM,
when you close all the ballots in Brazil,
the justice from the Supreme Court, Zanin, which
was Lula's lawyer and also the Lula's lawyer for
the 2022 election that Lula appointed after that for
the Supreme Court, this guy, by himself s-
decided that we should postpone two
hours more to let the voters come to vote.
This is
unpredictable. Never happened before in the Brazilian
history, and it happened
while the election was running.
And this justice from the Supreme Court, he's not in the Electoral
Court, where is the,
is the place where you decide, the judges decide about
everything about the election.
So
he's not legitimate to do that.
Plus, this 11 million votes, about 11 million votes
more that Lula got, increasing almost
20% from the first to the second round Lula's votes.
This is just unacceptable. It's like everybody's seeing,
everybody's looking. There is, there is no way this to happen.
From the 15 main polls of Brazil, only one said
Lula was going to win. Polymarket on Saturday, like
24 hours before the election, Flávio Bolsonaro was having
about 80% of intention that he was going to win.
This is a message to you. Do not recognize these elections because
even
more other facts are coming up right now.
So for sure, as Flávio said, we need to cancel this election.
It was clearly fraudulent, but we need international pressure.
We need you to share this video. Make sure that everybody's on the same
page, and
do not allow something like that be rigged.
We are not talking about a small country.
We're talking about country that is the biggest country of South America.
We are half of South America in terms of territory, GDP, and
population. It's very crucial that we fight for
Brazil. Thank you very much. God bless you,
and do not forget to share this video.
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