HAPPENING NOW: Things are developing quickly in Brazil, and not in a good way after the election that was STOLEN from Bolsonaro.
The police are starting to join with the Bolsonarista truck drivers who are protesting the fraudulent results of the Brazilian election.
BREAKING: Roads to São Paolo Airport now BLOCKED by pro-Bolsonaro protesters.
ALSO HAPPENING: Federal SWAT Police in Brazil are now JOINING with pro-Bolsonaro protesters.
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Reports on the ground are that WhatsApp service is being blocked in some regions of the country to break up coordination among pro-Bolsonaro protesters.
My sources state that The Sao Paulo Civilian Police is under barracks order, and colleagues in the police union claim they will uprise and join the pro-Bolsonaro protesters.
Sources also stating military police units in Sao Paulo are being pressured by the current sitting governor, but might join the pro-Bolsonaro protesters as well.
HAPPENING NOW: Road between Rio de Janeiro and São Paolo now BLOCKED by pro-Bolsonaro protesters.
Pro-Bolsonaro protesters now blocking the path of army units in order to pressure them into joining the protests against the fraudulent election results in Brazil.
BREAKING: National Road Police has joined with the protesters blocking the São Paulo International Airport and has assisted them in cutting through the fencing of the airport.
BREAKING: Youtube has just announced they will actively censor any dissenting content about the election result in Brazil.
HAPPENING NOW: Pro-Bolsonaro protesters in Brazil are now blocking the road to Paraguay using a crane and junkyard scrap.
UPDATE: Pro-Bolsonaro protesters are blocking the Rio de Janeiro - Santos road, with support from local military police.
MORE: Protesters using cranes and farm equipment to block a road that connects Western Brazil to the Amazonic region and the SE region (where metro centers such as Rio and São Paulo are). Sinop-MT is the heartland of Brazilian ag production. This means food can’t leave the region
ON THE GROUND: Pro-Bolsonaro protesters are using construction trucks to haul dirt and sand to block roads.
BREAKING: From a road block in Acre, deep in the Amazonic region near border with Bolivia and Peru.
According to this protester, the National Force (Federal Swat Team) in Acre met with protesters, helped them set a roadblock, and are now leaving the state and going to Brasília.
BREAKING: Twitter has now LOCKED the first tweet in this thread with a “Misleading” tag and have removed the ability to Retweet, Reply, and Like the Tweet.
The message in Portuguese states the election is “secure” because there’s a specific court that monitors it.
CC: @elonmusk
Rough translation of message from Twitter:
“Electoral Justice guarantees security and reliability of the entire Election process
2022
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and the Regional Electoral Courts (TREs) have established a series of audit parameters and processes…
…to ensure the security and integrity of elections. The Electoral Justice carries out periodic security tests of electronic voting machines, in addition to providing voting reports to polling station officials and inspectors from political parties…
…the Armed Forces, the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) and the Public Ministry. In addition, voters can access the ballot box. The TSE also established a Transparency Commission to develop new best practices in electoral transparency.”
Catch my latest about the situation in Brazil on War Room with Steve Bannon, discussing how the #BrazilianSpring is here and will continue to intensify over the coming days:
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You can find the article Bannon references about the protests in Brazil from The National Pulse here:
thenationalpulse.com/2022/11/01/bur…
Update to the current situation in Brazil:
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