Supporters of the left-wing candidate celebrate on Paulista Avenue Lula da Silva, candidate of the left, has won the presidency of Brazil with more than 96% of the votes counted. The Datafolha institute already considers him the winner of the presidential elections over the far-right Jair Bolsonaro.
LulaPT 60,274,223 %50.9
Jair BolsonaroPL 58,144,711 %49.1
With 99.90% of vote sections accounted for (471,586 of 472,075). Results based on a total of 118,429,081 valid votes.
“You may not have seen the changes we (the PT) carried out, but your gardeners, your drivers, your bodyguards, and your maids did.”[25] Millions erupted into applause as their Lula spoke truth to power.”
The thousands of followers of the former president from the period 2003 and 2010 have taken to the streets to celebrate his triumph.
Lula da Silva, candidate of the left, has won the presidency of Brazil with more than…
A “checkmate” (a beheading of Russia’s central command so that Russia won’t have enough time to launch its retaliatory missiles) and demand Russia’s surrender (since there is no way that Russia’s central command would be able to assess the situation within only 7 minutes and get its missiles launched).
Swedish JAS 39 Gripens with a Norwegian F-35 and a US B-52 over Andøya in northern Norway, August 18, 2022. Norwegian Armed Forces
There is a history to this plan, and the U.S. Government decision to do this seems to have been made in or around 2006, when America’s two most prestigious national security academic journals, Foreign Affairs and National Security, both recommended (though ever so tactfully) replacing the idea (actually meta-strategy) of “Mutually Assured Destruction” or “M.A.D.” (that nuclear weapons exist only in order to prevent a WW III), by the new U.S. meta-strategy, of “Nuclear Primacy” — that America will use them so as to win a nuclear war, WW III, against Russia.
“Ruling the world is what the so-called West has staked in this game, which is certainly dangerous, bloody, and – I would say – dirty. It denies the sovereignty of countries and peoples, their identity and uniqueness, and disregards any interests of other states,” the Russian president explained. In their so-called “rules-based world order,” only those making the “rules” have any agency, while everyone else must simply obey.
Positioning those missiles in Ukraine was supposed to be the way to do this, but, since that is looking increasingly unlikely now, it is to be Finland (the second-nearest nation to The Kremlin) which is taking on this function (if Turkiye’s President Tayyip Erdogan will allow it into NATO, which will be his most fateful decision ever).
A conventionally configured ground-launched cruise missile is launched in California by the U.S. Department of Defense during a test to inform development of future intermediate-range capabilities
How do the Russians know that the UK blew up the North Stream pipelines in partnership with the US?
Because @trussliz used her iPhone to send a message to @SecBlinken saying “It’s done” a minute after the pipeline blew up and before anybody else knew?
Interview…Zabentungwa Hlongwane and protein rich creepy crawlers that ‘can save humanity’
For Black History Month, the British Ecological Society (BES) journals are celebrating the work of Black ecologists from around the world and sharing their stories. The theme for UK Black History Month this year is Time for Change: Action Not Words. Zabentungwa Hlongwane—a biology lecturer at University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa—shares her story below.
How did you get into ecology?
My name is Zabentungwa Hlongwane and my main research interests are Entomophagy, Entomology, and Ecology. I am interested in the use of edible insects as a sustainable protein-rich food resource that can contribute to food and nutrition insecurity in resource-poor communities.
My interest in ecology started at an early age—I’ve always appreciated nature and its diversity. My interest in ecology has been mainly influenced by where I come from. I am from Bergville—a small village situated in the foothills of the Drakensberg mountains—in the KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa. Growing up in this environment, I got to appreciate the diversity of plants and animals from an early age. This then led me to develop my passion for learning about the diversity of nature.
How do the Russians know that the UK blew up the North Stream pipelines in partnership with the US?
Because @trussliz used her iPhone to send a message to @SecBlinken saying “It’s done” a minute after the pipeline blew up and before anybody else knew?
Supporters of the left-wing candidate celebrate on Paulista Avenue Lula da Silva, candidate of the left, has won the presidency of Brazil with more than 96% of the votes counted. The Datafolha institute already considers him the winner of the presidential elections over the far-right Jair Bolsonaro.
LulaPT 60,274,223 %50.9
Jair BolsonaroPL 58,144,711 %49.1
With 99.90% of vote sections accounted for (471,586 of 472,075). Results based on a total of 118,429,081 valid votes.
“You may not have seen the changes we (the PT) carried out, but your gardeners, your drivers, your bodyguards, and your maids did.”[25] Millions erupted into applause as their Lula spoke truth to power.”
The thousands of followers of the former president from the period 2003 and 2010 have taken to the streets to celebrate his triumph.
Lula da Silva, candidate of the left, has won the presidency of Brazil with more than 96% of the votes counted.
The Datafolha institute already considers him the winner of the presidential elections over the far-right Jair Bolsonaro.
The thousands of followers of the former president from the period 2003 and 2010 have taken to the streets to celebrate his triumph.
Though narrow, the election result will change Brazil and the world. It’s not just one man or party :-The major section of corrupt deputies and parties are committed to supporting whoever is the new President. In the balance is the key future of the Amazonia climate tipping point., the direction of the BRICS alliance and the future of a multipolar world, the end of extreme racism, poverty, misogyny, neo-liberalist looting and ….
….For the past two weeks Globo,CNN Brasil and the other mouthpieces of the economic and political establishment have published headlines stating that Datafolha polls give Lula 45% of the vote and Bolsonaro 33%.[11] A student of Trumpian tactics, Bolsonaro has for the past four years positioned himself as the victim of “the liberal media” and “fake news.”[12]
A military insider and political “outsider,” Bolsonaro has more recently made a list ditch effort to implement populist economic measures to shore up more votes, approving a $7.7 billion dollar stimulus package, which increases cash handouts to struggling families by 50%. According to the same Brazilian study, 61 percent of voters view this eleventh hour move as politically motivated to cut Lula’s lead in the polls.[13]
Brasilia, 30 Oct. (Sputnik/EUROPA PRESS) – El candidato de izquierda Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (50,83 por ciento) se ha impuesto por un estrecho margen a su rival y actual presidente brasileño, Jair Bolsonaro (49,17 por ciento) con el 98,81 por ciento escrutado.
Lula afianzó así las opciones de remontada tras un inicio del recuento en el que Bolsonaro estaba por delante.
Igual que ocurrió en la primera vuelta del 2 de octubre, Bolsonaro ha aparecido como la opción más votada hasta bien avanzado el recuento. Entonces fue Lula quien logró más respaldo, aunque no el suficiente como para lograr la victoria directa en primera vuelta.
Más de 156 millones de personas estaban llamadas a votar en estas elecciones, las más polarizadas de la historia del país, con dos propuestas antagónicas.
La campaña ha sido una de las más violentas que se recuerdan en Brasil. Este domingo, los electores también han votado para elegir al gobernador de São Paulo y de otros 11 estados que no resolvieron el resultado en primera vuelta.
La jornada se ha visto empañada con denuncias de que la Policía Federal de Carreteras, un cuerpo considerado cercano a Bolsonaro, realizó cientos de operaciones en las que detuvo a autobuses para revisar la documentación de los votantes, especialmente en los estados de nordeste (donde Lula tiene mayoría), lo que atrasó el ritmo de votación. El presidente del Tribunal Electoral, Alexandre de Moraes, declaró que lo ocurrido no afecta en los resultados.
«Hoy es posiblemente el 30 de octubre más importante de mi vida. Y creo que es un día muy importante para el pueblo brasileño porque está definiendo el modelo de Brasil que quiere, el modelo de vida que quiere», declaró Lula esta mañana al depositar su voto.
Por su parte, Bolsonaro dijo que tenía «expectativa de victoria por el bien de Brasil». «Tuvimos buenas noticias en los últimos días. Si dios quiere, ganaremos hoy por la tarde», afirmó.
Dairy farmers in Australia are being forced to inject dangerous mRNA vaccines that contain spike proteins into cattle just so they can remain in business. Just like in humans, the jabs are causing severe reactions in many of the animals and a large percentage of them are dying instantly.
According to reports, 35 out of 200 cows suffered “instantaneous death” after being administered the toxic vaccine.
Uncanceled.news reports: Analysts consider the mandatory vaccination of cows as a direct attack on food supply. Many of them are asking if the milk and other by-products would contain the spike protein that actually harmed the animals.
“Dairy herd DNA is altered. Milk is altered and you consume it. Butter constitution, yogurt, cheese, and meat are altered. Will chicken and other meats be next?” Principia Scientific…
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