i bet the woodpecker was part of an interdimensional portal
oh this is where the human trafficking EO that trump signed comes into play and brasil and venezuela assets be frozen globally ….
>>21522442
how to spot vatican shill modified postings:
owl which can only mean molloch to VS, it cant represent anything else, molloch molloch molloch
Q proof: validate how cool and suave, savvy VS is with decoding Q
Picture of flynn: so this traitor can exist in your optic chiasma for as many times as VS can post the caption mattters not, just get that flynn face into our brains
P = Payseur,…. this speaks for itself and is probably the most insidious mark of VS
finally, a lewd, john or prostitute looking character, to further degrade our cortex
what to do when spotting a vatican shill post, esp multiples, triplicates, a whole thread, read between the lines, and focus on the true bread because it will be something vatican shill does not want you to read
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Obama wants Lula as next World Bank president, Brazilian magazine says
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Appointment of non-US citizen would symbolise commitment to fighting global poverty
Rory Carroll, Latin America correspondent
Tue 2 Jun 2009 18.47 BST
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Barack Obama has reportedly tapped Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, to be the next head of the World Bank.
The US president, as Bill Clinton did in 1995, is said to be ready to break with the tradition of appointing US citizens in order to install an outsider who would symbolise a commitment to fighting global poverty.
Lula, an immensely popular leader at home and abroad, has indicated he would be "honoured" to take the job at the bank after he steps down as Brazil's president in 2011, according to the Brazilian magazine Exame.
Marcelo Onaga, a columnist for the respected business weekly, reported that the US state department had sounded out senior officials in Brasilia over the proposal and received a positive response.
#BoysFromBrasilia
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/jun/02/obama-lula-world-bank
butch cassidy and sundance kid
Putting forward such a figure for the World Bank would boost Obama's credibility as a new broom who was sweeping away Bush-era unilateralism. Ceding control of US taxpayer dollars to a non-American could prompt unease in Congress, but Lula's labour background makes him popular with Democrats.
Michael Shifter, at the Inter-American Dialogue thinktank, was sceptical about the mooted appointment. "Obama clearly likes Lula a lot but I doubt he has taken any serious steps in pursuing this."
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/jun/02/obama-lula-world-bank
"It is more or less like that poem by Carlos Drummond de Andrade: Bill Clinton loved Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who did not like George W. Bush, who got along very well with Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who was well received by Barack Obama, but did not return the affection. Now the former U.S. president has taken revenge.
Obama has just released his first memoir reflecting on his time in the White House. He recalls the famous phrase with which he toasted the then president of Brazil at a G-20 meeting; pointing to Lula, he said, “That’s my man.”"
hmm, where have i heard andrade before …
what a tangled web obama weaves..
Edward Snowden?
Operation Car Wash?
https://watchingamerica.com/WA/2020/11/28/in-his-new-book-obama-takes-revenge-for-lulas-lack-of-reciprocity/
'Lava Jato,' the Brazilian trap
Something is rotten in the state of Brazil. The entire country is being hit by a series of simultaneous crises, a kind of perfect storm - economic recession, environmental disasters, extreme political polarization, Covid-19… and now the sinking of the judicial system. Another thunderclap in an already heavy sky that had nevertheless been filled with hope seven years ago, when a young judge named Sergio Moro had launched, on March 17, 2014, a vast anti-corruption operation called "Lava Jato" ("Car Wash"), involving the oil giant Petrobras, construction companies and an impressive number of political leaders.
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Something is rotten in the state of Brazil. The entire country is being hit by a series of simultaneous crises, a kind of perfect storm - economic recession, environmental disasters, extreme political polarization, Covid-19… and now the sinking of the judicial system. Another thunderclap in an already heavy sky that had nevertheless been filled with hope seven years ago, when a young judge named Sergio Moro had launched, on March 17, 2014, a vast anti-corruption operation called "Lava Jato" ("Car Wash"), involving the oil giant Petrobras, construction companies and an impressive number of political leaders.
In one fell swoop, the impetuous man and his team of prosecutors, supported by the judiciary and the media, were going, at last, to clean up and save Brazil! Numbers were impressive: 1.450 arrest warrants were issued, 533 indictments filed and 174 people convicted. No less than twelve Brazilian, Peruvian, Salvadorian and Panamanian heads of state or ex-heads of state were implicated. And the colossal sum of 4.3 billion reais (610 million euros) was recovered to the public coffers in Brasilia. Even former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, adored by a majority of Brazilians, could not resist the wave, as he found himself behind bars.
And then suddenly, nothing, or almost nothing. In less than two months, the sprawling investigation collapsed like a soufflé. At the beginning of February, the federal Public Prosecutor's Office announced the end of the "Lava Jato," dismantling its main team of prosecutors with a coldness that was unheard of. Then a Supreme Court justice ordered that the charges against Lula be dropped. Fifteen days later, on March 23, it was the turn of Brazil's highest court to rule that Judge Moro had been "biased" in his investigation.
Irregularities and confusion
The world's largest anti-corruption investigation, as one Supreme Court justice called it, has become the biggest judicial scandal in the country's history. After more than seven years of proceedings, the very heart of the Brazilian justice system has just disavowed the form and substance, opening up an abyss of questions about its methods, its means and its choices.
One hundred and eight articles published to date have, in turn, lifted the veil on the compromising messages exchanged between the prosecutors and Judge Moro, shed a harsh light on the links maintained, sometimes outside of any legal framework, by Brazilian prosecutors with agents of the US Department of Justice (DoJ), and highlighted the political bias of certain members of the "Lava Jato,"
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