Brazilian prosecutors who indicted Lula da Silva schemed to prevent his party from winning

[Judi Lynn]

1. I wonder how much of this information is known, by now, commonly, in Brazil?

One would think people reflecting on the timing of throwing Lula in prison, and the credibility of the charges would have to start seeing through the deceptions which have been floated as the truth concerning this "election."

Who on earth could Deltan Dallagnol and others think they are fooling by pretending they actually prayed as they got busy stealing the election and planting the sociopath in the Presidency.

Wondering how much of this information is common knowledge in Brazil by now...

It's painful for human beings to see governments being hijacked in both Argentina and Brazil, just as we've seen happening here.

Looked for a photo of Prayin' Deltan Dallagnol, to see the face of a deeply religious man, and found this article:

OAB recommends temporary removal of Moro and Deltan

It can not be disregarded the seriousness of the facts, says entity, that calls for full, impartial and exempt investigation on possible promiscuity in criminal actions

About Us | access_time10 Jun 2019, 18h49 - Published on 10 Jun 2019, 18h24



The federal prosecutor in Curitiba Deltan Dallagnol and the Minister of Justice, Sergio Moro (José Cruz / Marcelo Camargo / Agência Brasil)

The Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) unanimously approved on Monday, 10, to recommend the temporary removal from office of Justice Minister Sergio Moro of the coordinator of the Lava Jato task force in Curitiba, Deltan Dallagnol , and of other Republican prosecutors cited in dialogues revealed by a series of reports from The Intercept Brazil.

The removal would take place until the investigations were closed. In a statement, the federal council of the entity defends "full, impartial and exempt investigation", in view of the "seriousness of the facts" and what it calls a "possible relationship of promiscuity" in conducting criminal proceedings in the scope of the operation.

The organization also claims to have been "perplexed" not only by the content of the recorded conversations, "which threaten the very foundation of the democratic rule of law", but also because public authorities allegedly were hacked "with a serious risk to institutional security."

For the OAB, any investigation of the case must preserve the independence and impartiality of the Judiciary, press freedom and the Constitutional prerogative of secrecy of the source. "All as a way to guarantee the solidity of the democratic pillars of the Republic."

More:

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(One would think a normal person would want to count all his/her fingers after shaking hands with either one of these people! Good grief!

I suspect one of them keeps you distracted while the other sticks a knife in your back.)

So much is happening there, and in Argentina, so much really bad stuff, yet it appears there is at least a chance better people might be working to straighten things out, one way or another. I wonder if we are foolish to hope at this point.

Thanks for posting the information, sandensea. We really need it.