House Republicans brought forth legislation last Thursday condemning socialism and violent socialist dictators.
Democrats didn’t know what to do.
328 House members approved the legislation – INCLUDING ALL REPUBLICANS and Nancy Pelosi and Hakeem Jeffries.
86 Democrats openly opposed the legislation.
The 86 were the honest Democrats.
In 2022 the Biden regime and Deep State worked to overthrow popular populist President Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil.
They started their preparations in 2021 when Joe Biden’s National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan warned Brazil’s President Bolsonaro not to mess with voting machines in the upcoming election.
There is no paper trail in Brazil’s elections, only voting machines. Jair Bolsonaro saw millions of supporters come out to his rallies. Lula, the communist felon, could not match Bolsonaro’s popularity. But in a twist of fate, Lula won on election day. Amazing! Where have we seen this before?
Following the suspicious election MILLIONS of Bolsonaro supporters protested in the streets of every major city for months. The international media ignored these protests for some reason. Lula was then inaugurated in January after the military failed to protect the country from the communist threat.
In January thousands of Bolsonaro supporters stormed government buildings in Brazilia. Several violent protesters were later identified as paid activists.
Lula the felon condemned the protesters.
Over a thousand protesters were locked up in an arena following the protests without trial. Just like we do in America under Joe Biden!
And in his first few weeks in office Lula da Silva is reaching out to Latin American Marxists to strengthen their alliance.
On Friday Joe Biden will welcom Lula da Silva to the White House with open arms.
This isn’t your grandpa’s America anymore.
ABC News reported:
(Article by Jim Hoft republished from TheGatewayPundit)President Joe Biden will host Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva for meetings on Feb. 10, the White House announced, a month after the storming of government buildings in the Brazilian capital by far-right protesters.
Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said the leaders would discuss U.S. “support of Brazil’s democracy and how the two countries can continue to work together to promote inclusion and democratic values in the region and around the world.” They are also set to discuss climate change, migration, economic development and security matters.
Lulu replaced President Jair Bolsonaro, who left Brazil for Florida on Dec. 30, two days before Lula’s inauguration. The ceremony proceeded without incident, but a week later thousands of Bolsonaro’s die-hard supporters stormed the capital and trashed the main government buildings, demanding that the leftish president’s election be overturned.
The action was sharply condemned by Biden, who pledged U.S. assistance. It had echoes of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump after he lost his reelection bid.
Bolsonaro is being investigated for whether he had any role in inciting that uprising.
