The money-grubbing buffoons 'rides again'

By Hildegard Angel, for 247

Paraphrasing Brizola, "everything that's good for Temer and his group, I'm against. Everything that's bad for Temer and his group, I'm in favor of."

The "State-Owned Enterprises Law," which Congress wants to change, was approved during Michel Temer's administration, inspired by the interests of the market—that greedy entity that only feeds money, but only in my pocket.

The market has already activated the corporate and venal media to denounce the change in the State-Owned Enterprises Law, a law that the Michel Temer government "constructed" against the interests of Brazil and our sovereignty.

Let us no longer allow ourselves to be influenced and deceived by the "indignant" speeches of the spokespeople for the market and the far right, who do not think about the interests of the country and the people. They think about their own interests. 

Check the "record" of those who are protesting against this change. They are the sellouts, the usual ill-intentioned ones, who want Brazil to remain backward, "untouchable," so that they can continue to act behind the scenes. They are the usual false moralists, using the argument of "corruption," because they are the ones who hold the "market reserve" of corruption and bribes, and intend to continue to hold it. We no longer believe them.

We opened our eyes, which were covered by the cataracts of naiveté and good faith, intoxicated by the jingles and buzzing of the mainstream media.

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