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Flavio Bolsonaro must be deported

Adorei o Jones Manuel americano

Boa irmão, ele está envolvido com todos os crimes de corrupção no Brasil e é envolvido com o crime organizado!!

#DeportTheBolsonaros

Alowww #ExercitoDoLula vamos ajudar esse moço ser eleitooo

#DeportTheBolsonaros #LulaPresidente

bolsonaro e um criminoso

Seria tão maravilhoso!!!!

Your country has turned into a haven for criminals; for a nation that claims to be the cradle of democracy to stoop to such a role is a disgrace

Parabéns, por mais norte americanos sensatos como você

How the United States Became an Open Sanctuary for Felons and Insurrectionists From the transactional abuse of executive clemency to providing passive harbor for foreign conspirators, America’s commitment to the rule of law is being hollowed out from within. For decades, international law and popular culture viewed authoritarian states and non-extradition enclaves as the quintessential destinations for fugitives running from justice. Today, an unsettling inversion is underway. Through the aggressive monetization and political weaponization of executive clemency—paired with a permissive posture toward ideological allies—the United States has steadily refashioned itself into a premier refuge for convicted fraudsters, political fixers, and foreign agitators evading accountability. What began as the erosion of constitutional norms surrounding presidential clemency has calcified into an institutional shield for domestic cronies. Historically conceived as an instrument of mercy and systemic relief, the pardon power was systematically redeployed to guarantee impunity for high-ranking loyalists. Inner-circle operatives convicted of perjury, witness tampering, and conspiracy against the United States—figures like Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, and Steve Bannon—saw their sentences erased. Public officials convicted of blatant racketeering, such as Rod Blagojevich and Kwame Kilpatrick, were granted premature freedom, alongside private military contractors implicated in the slaughter of unarmed civilians in Baghdad. The institutional message was unmistakable: judicial consequences terminate where political allegiance begins. This culture of impunity quickly spilled beyond Washington’s partisan perimeter into the realm of modern corporate fraud and organized crime. By mitigating the sentences of dark-web kingpins, corporate executives convicted of fabricating balance sheets, and cryptocurrency founders who intentionally bypassed anti-money laundering safeguards, the executive branch signaled that systemic financial crimes could be wiped clean with the stroke of a pen. Yet the most dangerous dimension of this retreat from judicial accountability is now unfolding across borders. The United States—most visibly the state of Florida—has become a de facto sanctuary and staging ground for actors tied to Brazil’s anti-democratic movement. As Brazilian authorities investigate the January 8, 2023 assault on democratic institutions and the broader conspiracy to overturn the 2022 presidential election, key figures tied to former President Jair Bolsonaro have treated American soil as a legal fortress. From Eduardo and Flávio Bolsonaro orchestrating international pressure while facing domestic scrutiny, to former intelligence director Alexandre Ramagem, to right-wing propagandists evading federal arrest warrants issued by Brazil's Supreme Court, these individuals operate with virtual impunity. By passively hosting foreign conspirators resisting legal mandates in their home countries, the United States is not honoring the tradition of political asylum; it is enabling cross-border evasion of justice and frustrating extradition norms with a vital regional ally. Democratic governance cannot long survive a doctrine of selective justice. When a global superpower dismantles the deterrent value of its own justice system to pardon domestic allies—while simultaneously providing a safe harbor for foreign figures implicated in an assault on democracy—it forfeits its claim to institutional moral leadership. A nation that shields the world's convicted conspirators does not remain a beacon of the rule of law; it becomes an active participant in its decline.

É isso mesmo! Está corretíssimo ! You are right!!!

Thank you for using your voice to question your government @isaiahrmartin! In Brazil, after years of investigation, the Federal Police are finally analyzing the evidence of the billion-dollar money laundering scheme organized by the Bolsonaro family. If they stay there in your country, you can be sure they will harm the finances of the state and of businesses, they will bring in criminal factions, and they will turn you against each other inside your own homes. They are despicable! But we Brazilians already know how to deal with them. That is why the father is in prison and the two sons are hiding in your country. In my view, it is a shame that the US lends itself to this mediocre role of providing protection to criminals and supporting them using your tax money. Please, let's work together to seek the deportation of the Bolsonaros and their allies who are also fugitives in the US: Alexandre Ramagem, Allan dos Santos, Paulo Figueiredo, Willer Tomaz. Brazil says thank you! #DeportTheBolsonaros

#DeportTheBolsonaros

estou com você

#DeportTheBolsonaros

Posso falar?

🫦 que moço bonito 😍

Matem todos eles

Organizem-se e expulsem-os

#DeportTheBolsonaros #MAGASupportsCriminals

#DeportTheBolsonaros

É importante que o povo norte-americano saiba que Trump transformou os EUA num porto seguro para a família Bolsonaro e outros bandidos ligados a ela. Essa família, além de golpista, é ligada a grupos armados e bandidos do setor empresarial. É lamentável ver os EUA virando isso.

@Perderam_manes #DeportTheBolsonaros

Lula é uma comunista bandidom

#DeportTheBolsonaros







