What is he going to do about it?
The Jair Bolsonaro Thread
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What is he going to do about it?
Bolsonaro needs to campaign super hard in the next month. Anyone have an idea if he can win or how the votes to the losing candidates will go?
Oh it’s already been posted
Brazen Brazilian election fraud:bolsonaro bested by big vote dumps from dominion software
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Brazen Brazilian election fraud:bolsonaro bested by big vote dumps from dominion software
Brazilian Election Fraud: Bolsonaro Huge Lead Disappears Via Statistically Improbable One-Way Vote Dumps — News From The Perimeter
(Chaz Anon) People are noticing some familiar trends in the Brazilian elections. Reports of election fraud have begun to emerge in yesterday’s election in Brazil. According to journalist Matthew Tyrmand, suspicious late ballot dumps occurred that were all for Luca, which wiped out Bolsonaro’s massiv
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"The 2023 Senate will have a majority of seats aligned with Bolsonaro, and the 2023 Chamber of Deputies, although more balanced, will also have more seats occupied by deputies from Bolsonaro’s PL party and the União Brasil party that is aligned with the current president. There will be significant turnover in Congress, with former Bolsonaro cabinet members winning strong popular support with significant shares of the vote in their respective states."
Well Bolsonaro is up around 700k votes with 25% reporting, it seems the conservative candidate is always up and suddenly there is a come from behind left wing victory.
Lula won by 1.8%. Assuming the result is legit, that's about as divided as a nation could be.
I followed it all live, the fraud was as obvious as the Biden election late 2020. Statistically impossible moves in the vote counts etc...
I'm in Southern Brazil so there is a right wing bias here inherently, but here 1 in every 5 to 10 cars has a huge Brazilian flag (= Bolsonaro supporters) on the engine hood, in the windows or on the mirrors. Never see cars with Lula flags. Over the past 2 months I have seen literally thousands of Bolsonaro flags and 2 Lula flags.
Brazillians are furious, in the streets, truckers blocking all the highways and capitals, like the trucker protests in Canada. They know Lula is a communist and a criminal and they know he cheated. Hopefully they will be more successful with their "stop the steal" than Trump was.
I'm in Southern Brazil so there is a right wing bias here inherently, but here 1 in every 5 to 10 cars has a huge Brazilian flag (= Bolsonaro supporters) on the engine hood, in the windows or on the mirrors. Never see cars with Lula flags. Over the past 2 months I have seen literally thousands of Bolsonaro flags and 2 Lula flags.
Brazillians are furious, in the streets, truckers blocking all the highways and capitals, like the trucker protests in Canada. They know Lula is a communist and a criminal and they know he cheated. Hopefully they will be more successful with their "stop the steal" than Trump was.
Free, fair, and credible elections. Well that settes it then! Nothing to see, move along, go back to bed.
With the Biden white house writing that, it's clear that the exact opposite is true. My guess is that Brazilians will be less tame than Americans over the fraud. Let's see what happens.
Is Bolsonaro planning a military coup?
I'm not condoning it necessarily, but if he is trying that, then he has more balls than Trump.
I think fraud is certainly possible, maybe even probable. But we also look stupid when we assume leftists somehow don't have a critical mass of support and its all just the media, academia, elites, etc. Leftism is still very popular, even if you account for its exaggerated appeal via the media, academia, etc. As stupid as they seem to us, these people are not just outliers, it's many, many people. Why this is so, we can debate in another thread, but I think it's a mistake to assume these people can't possibly enjoy massive support, because they do.
Unless there is a counter to election fraud. There will only be a guaranteed single party state.
I agree, unlike Biden in the US, Lula is quite popular in Brazil. Many brazilians still associate his government with the 2000's commodities boom.
And I suspect Bolsonaro's stance on the stabbies and lockdown has made him lose the vote of many normies who think he's too religious and anti-science.
I work with some brazilians.
They voted for Bolsonaro.
One of them is actually in Brazil right now, supposed to return next week.... I'm going to reach out tomorrow and see what he says from Rio.
Will advise his input for context.
They voted for Bolsonaro.
One of them is actually in Brazil right now, supposed to return next week.... I'm going to reach out tomorrow and see what he says from Rio.
Will advise his input for context.
