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Xi Jinping Wins Election In Brazil

Sam Faddis
Nov 2, 2022
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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Lula) appears to have won the presidential election in Brazil. Xi Jinping is ecstatic at the return of his puppet to control over the largest nation in South America. Joe Biden, another of Xi’s puppets, appears just as overjoyed.

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POTUS out with a statement in record speed, making it clear that the US recognizes the result and that Lula is the rightful President-elect of Brazil, lest anyone get any ideas.
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The Chinese Communist Party officially refers to Lula as an “old friend of the Chinese people”. Both Xi and the Chinese Foreign Ministry have issued multiple congratulatory messages. The state-run Global Times is already predicting that Lula will bring Brazil closer to Beijing in terms of both economic and geopolitical cooperation.

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Xi issued a formal statement congratulating Lula on Monday, stating he “attaches great importance to the development of China-Brazil relations and stands ready to work with President-elect Lula, from a strategic height and long-term perspective, to jointly plan and lift China-Brazil comprehensive strategic partnership to a higher level so as to benefit the two countries and their people.”

https://www.breitbart.com/latin-america/2022/11/01/bye-bolsonaro-communists-welcome-back-old-friend-of-the-chinese-people-lula-in-brazil/

“We look forward to working with Mr. Lula da Silva and the new Brazilian government led by him to bring China-Brazil comprehensive strategic partnership to a higher level, deliver more benefits to the two countries and peoples and make our due contribution to regional and world peace and stability and common prosperity.”

Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

https://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/xwfw_665399/s2510_665401/2511_665403/202210/t20221031_10794709.html

Lula is a convicted felon. He was sentenced to long prison terms in two separate prosecutions for corruption. When President before he presided over a massive “pay to play” scheme in which he pocketed vast sums of money for granting contracts to foreign corporations, Brazilian businessmen, and the Chinese government.

Lula is also a hardline leftist. He wants Brazil to be more like Venezuela. While in prison Lula wrote a letter praising Venezuelan dictator Maduro and condemning U.S. sanctions on that nation.

Lula’s convictions were overturned last year on a technicality. He was never cleared of the accusations against him, and he was never retried. On the day Lula was released from prison Venezuelan dictator Maduro celebrated and called Lula a great leader of Brazil, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the world. 

https://apnews.com/article/488f3c1cb3dc48e7ad018580faf95feb

In 2019 before his conviction Lula traveled to China and signed eight separate trade agreements with the Chinese Communist Party.

https://www.breitbart.com/latin-america/2022/11/01/bye-bolsonaro-communists-welcome-back-old-friend-of-the-chinese-people-lula-in-brazil/

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/2/7/brazils-ex-president-lula-convicted-in-second-corruption-case

In a 2020 interview while in prison, Lula accused the United States of being behind his imprisonment.

"Today we know there were clear US Department of Justice interests in...my imprisonment and in the closing of Brazilian companies, especially in the construction industry," he said. "Today this is all clear. It's very clear that there were American prosecutors interested in my imprisonment."

https://www.brasilwire.com/an-interview-with-lula-part-one/

Lula is a staunch advocate of BRICS – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – an alternative, non-Western economic alliance. Lula sees this grouping as an attempt to destroy “western imperialism”.

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/china-brazil-ties-get-boost-if-lula-wins-says-ex-foreign-minister-2022-01-24/

The BRICS institutions are rumored to have lined up behind Lula. "Virtually everyone I engage with here [in China] is hoping that Lula wins," Karin Costa Vazquez of the Beijing-based Center for China and Globalization told The China Project recently.

https://www.newsweek.com/lula-exposes-weak-point-american-foreign-policy-opinion-1755852

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Lula's victory has been warmly greeted in China. With Lula having been instrumental in setting up BRICS, and with his commitment to South-South cooperation, development and poverty alleviation, relations with China can be expected to radically improve.
socialistchina.orgXi congratulates Lula da Silva on his election as Brazilian president - Friends of Socialist ChinaThe victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known universally as Lula, in the Brazilian presidential run-off, on Sunday October 30, has been warmly greeted in China. When he previously served as President, as well as when his fellow Workers’ Party (PT) comrade Dilma Rousseff was head of state, relatio…
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Representing roughly half of South America’s landmass, population, and GDP, Brazil is China’s most important partner in Latin America. In 2020, Brazil was China’s sixth largest source of imports overall, it’s fifth for crude oil, second for iron, and first for soybeans. Roughly half of all Chinese investment in South America goes to Brazil. The pace of that investment appears to be accelerating. In 2021 more Chinese investment went into Brazil than into any nation on the planet.

https://thechinaproject.com/2022/10/26/bolsonaro-vs-lula-whats-at-stake-for-china-in-brazil-election/amp/

https://www.19fortyfive.com/2022/02/oil-5g-and-more-how-much-of-brazil-can-china-buy/

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Lula’s victory over his opponent Bolsonaro in the recent election was vanishingly small. There are widespread allegations of fraud and calls for the military to intervene and prevent Lula from taking office. Truck drivers are blocking roads all over the nation in protest against what they perceive to be a stolen election. According to the BBC as of Monday night there were 342 roadblocks around the country. Supplies of food from the Amazonian region which is the agricultural heartland of the nation had been shut off. Some reports suggested that members of the Brazilian military were helping set up the roadblocks. Exactly all that will play out remains at this point unclear.

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🔴 #Brazil 🔴 Bolsonaro's supporters are setting up roadblocks throughout the country to protest Lula’s return to power. Keep it up Patriots! 🇧🇷 #Eleicoes2022
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🧐#Bresil - Camionneurs et agriculteurs travaillant ensemble pour s'opposer à l'élection de #Lula. (via moisa rosa) #cartels #Brazil #Brazilelections #brazilianelections #Protest #farmers @YvesPDB @BugaultV
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What is clear is this, however, If Lula does take office it will be yet another major blow to the foreign policy of the United States. It will mean perhaps the single most important nation in South America has moved away from the United States and into the orbit of our chief global enemy, Communist China.

Biden may choose not to recognize that fact, either because of gross incompetence or his own alignment with the interests of the CCP, but that does not change the fact that it is true. As it stands now – Xi Jinping just won the presidential election in Brazil.

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Glenn
Nov 2, 2022

This is the kind of signal that conservatives need to digest. All our gains are temporary. Reversion to the mean is always Left. We confuse winning some elections here and there with actually fighting a counter-revolution against the Left. The truckers and farmers in Brazil get it, it's too bad so many supposed conservatives won't stand up and scream "overthrow Lula"!!!!!!! The Left never has a problem fomenting revolution. Why are we so timid? Doesn't matter if Lula was 'elected' - he's a commie who will destroy the nation. I'm not required to accept a revolutionary as POTUS here either - doesn't matter to me how many votes lowlifes like Obama or Clinton or Biden manage to squeeze out of the 'system'. They are all part of the Left's cultural revolution that is about destroying my nation. Democracy isn't a suicide pact. Bolsinaro should rally his supporters and take down the commies. Too bad he's confused himself, playing footsie with the Chinese. Do you get just how effed we are? How far we are from actually 'winning'? We are best seen as backlash that is being suppressed and shut down. Wake up. Until we are an actual counter-revolutionary force that people can align with we are just kidding ourselves.

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