Excerpt from: Team Biden Bragged about RIGGING Brazil Election Against President Bolsonaro Before Election Day
Well, here we find ourselves again, two years later, in a different country but with many of the same players.
Just two days ago Foreign Policy, one of these magazines where the international order hides their symbols and forecasts their plans, admitted—and bragged—that Biden was involved in Brazil’s presidential election.
“How Team Biden Tried to Coup-Proof Brazil’s Elections,” reads the headline. Biden personnel from the White House, Defense Department, State Department, and CIA all took part in threatening the Bolsonaro administration in rare, escalatory diplomatic meetings. Then, they took their false narratives to the corporate media.
They did this to Trump too, using the perception that he was in control of his administration when really the bureaucrats were rogue when FBI Director Chris Wray and Christopher Krebs, the former director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, used federal government resources to head off any lawful election challenges.
To make matters worse, Biden’s top brass, including CIA Director William Burns, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, all took turns threatening Bolsonaro for months during the election.
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They wanted to boost socialist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva by casting a shadow of election integrity concerns and threatening Brazil’s diplomatic status in the world.
In both Trump’s case and that of Bolsonaro, both men and their supporters have irrationally been accused of plotting coups—as heads of states, which is a serious departure from the word’s definition and universal use.
In this same piece international order stooges can’t help but draw the parallels themselves!
“There’s a parallel here with what we saw after the U.S. elections in 2020 and then Jan. 6—I think it’s made everyone’s antennae much more sensitive to these things,” said Matt Duss, a former top foreign-policy advisor to Sen. Bernie Sanders and an incoming fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.