Ruth Conlock

Some of Lula's finest moments - makes sense you would like him... 1) Found guilty of corruption but wriggled out of prison on a technicality allowing him to run again for office - note he only narrowly won his last election 2)Lula was caught privately requesting help from Chinese President Xi Jinping, in regards to regulating social media. This was revealed by delegation leaks on May 14, 2025, sparking concerns for civil rights - he's not alone though is he, you, Canada, Australia - all far left authoritarian tun pot dictators destroying lives everywhere and patting yourselves on ethe back - retards. 3) Supports terrorists such as the IRGC and Hamas - Palestine‘Hamas is not a terrorist Movement’, Brazil’s President Lula Da Silva confirms 4)Lula has offered unwavering support for Venezuela’s purportedly left-wing but brutal, kleptocratic autocracy, yet this stance has earned the ire of progressive leaders elsewhere in the region—including Chilean President Gabriel Boric. Lula’s support for Venezuela has also backfired. In December, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro threatened to invade Guyana, dragging Brazil into a regional dispute that could have lead to war. 5)Lula stated elections must have been fixed and called for a new election, when sadistic communist dictator Maduro was defeated in the elections in Venezuela - even though he lost by 30 points. 6)Like all Left Wing parties (or far left in your case), being economically illiterate is part of the job description. Brazil is in serious economic trouble. The country’s sovereign debt ratio has ballooned to 83 percent of GDP, fiscal deficits leave no room for additional government spending, and high interest rates are hurting consumers and investors. It will only get worse under another Lula, who allegedly is trying to send WhatsApp messages to voters offering more free stuff - bribary to win at the cost of further economic decline. 7) Claims to be an environmental saviour, however green lit many projects impacting the environment - UN rinically including climate change initiatives - The Belo Monte hydroelectric dam, a concrete colossus on the Xingu River, was planned under Lula and built by his successor, Dilma Rousseff. Supporters saw it as a way to generate jobs and add power to Brazil’s grid. Indigenous populations and environmental campaigners fiercely opposed it, and studies show its impacts have been disastrous. Civil society organizations estimate tens of thousands of people were displaced, and experts attribute a local surge of violence to lost jobs. One area of concern is the Xingu’s Volta Grande, or Big Bend, which has lost much of its water. That caused the disappearance of fish -- the basis of many Indigenous populations’ subsistence. I can add more britannica.com/biography/Lui… foreignaffairs.com/brazil/wh… apnews.com/article/brazil-lu…