Who's the best minister so far and why is it Ernesto Araújo? The guy is too god damn based:
>former Olavo de Carvalho student >seeks the refoundation of Brazil as a nation of the "spiritual West" >Deus Vult diplomacy; literally argues for the Christian God as the axis of Western metapolitics >climate change skeptic >identifies China as an enemy of the West >looking to align Brazilian foreign policy with the US and Italy >wrote a 40 page essay about the anti-globalism movement quoting Evola, Guenon, Spengler, Heidegger, Jung, and others >is likely to be reading this right now
>It is amazing that everyone is more excited for Bolso's picks than Seleção's summonings, for politics > soccer. Truly a NOVA ERA. Agreed. I've been thinking about that recently. If the lefties had more self awareness, they'd pay attention to the fact that everyone is paying attention to the minister nominations, going through their biographies, asking them questions, etc. That's how it SHOULD be.
Can you imagine Haddad's minister picks?
>guy who will unequivocally crash the country's economy in 1-2 years as the Finance Minister >token black guy, token feminist, token indian, possibly the first token transgender minister for some irrelevant ministries >everyone else is a political indication by MDB
If Carlos is the weeb, Eduardo surely have a 40K collection
Aiden Davis
Bolsonaro said Carlos manages all his social media accounts except for Facebook (which Jair used to manage himself), and Bolsonaro's twitter posted that video with a Dragon Ball song, so it's actually quite probable that Carlos is a weeb.
Good morning, anons! I would like to know if any of you could change my mind on Cuba and the Mais Médicos program. Even though Cuba is a communist shithole, it still paid for these professionals education and I believe that it is unfair for them to leave with their free knowledge and get money abroad without compensating Cuba in any way, therefore they should still get a percentage of their salary.
Parker Anderson
The fuck?
Thomas Gomez
It sounds fair to give a percentage, not 75%. I don't think Bolsonaro would agree even if it was 10%, he don't want to financiate dictatorship that don't even agree with them bringing their families
>we should finance a communist dictatorship No, fuck off.
Oliver Morgan
You think the katanas were a joke?
Benjamin Wilson
it's not easy to make jokes
Thomas Nguyen
Just a reminder that cirofag is literally a shill. Just another reminder that those who voted for Amoedo are as retarded as those who voted for Haddad.
Didn't Bolsonaro say we would trade with the whole world, regardless of ideology? If Cuba gives us medics they paid for, I think it's fair for them to receive compensation.
Owen Martinez
Pay a premium for the doctors (kind of like a finder's fee); have them pay taxes in Cuba; maybe they could have an arrangement with Cuba so that they pay some of the costs spent with their education in instalments. I don't know what's the best solution, but giving 70% to the Cuban government is immoral. Plus they should be allowed to bring their families.
Grayson Peterson
They have already been paid, it's not like we're defaulting. The point is the current situation is unethical and should be either renegotiated or suspended.
Carson Young
Its the best option but the jews wouldnt like that
Aiden Brooks
Also, does Brazil prevent doctors who graduated in public universities from leaving the country? No. No country does that. We've paid for university costs with taxes, it's not like the Cuban doctors haven't done the same.
Easton Gomez
You shouldn't pay other governments because their citizens are working here. It's fucking retarded.
Eli Powell
This was the intial deal made in the 40s an they accepted the two state solution. It's the Arabs who didn't accept because they wanted everything. And since they didn't accept the deal, Israel just want and conquered everything old school style. The Arabs brought that upon themselves.
Alexander Collins
I agree it should be renegotiated, it's unacceptable that these people can't even have their families with them. You're.. right. I don't even know why I didn't think of this.
Caleb Ward
So they're saying that Bolso will help the Cuban doctors to bring back their family in Cuba. FUCKING HOW? Will Brazil invade Cuba?
Luke Lee
>“Os europeus de hoje podem até estudar sua história, mas não a vivem como um destino, muito menos a celebram, nem a entendem como 'sua', não veem nela um sentido nem um chamado”, escreveu.
>“É interessante ler lado a lado os historiadores europeus que escrevem hoje sobre a Grécia e Roma, por exemplo, ou sobre qualquer outro assunto, e aqueles que escreviam no Século XIX, antes do grande cataclisma, da grande desnacionalização do Ocidente a partir da Primeira Guerra”, disse. “Aqueles de então viam‐se claramente dentro da História que contavam, participavam, falavam com a paixão e o empenho de quem sente, de quem conhece as pessoas de que fala, eram íntimos de Péricles e Godofredo de Bulhões”, apontou.
“Os de hoje escrevem uma história fria, seus personagens não têm vida, são meras figuras esquemáticas, parece que estão escrevendo história por obrigação, nenhum sentimento do destino ou do mistério os conduz, não têm imaginação, não conseguem ver‐se a si mesmos empunhando uma lança na falange macedônia ou içando as velas na Santa Maria”, destacou o futuro ministro.
Jaxon King
Novo Nordeste when?
Nolan Thomas
>“Já os historiadores norte‐americanos de hoje – pelo menos alguns deles, os que escrevem para o grande público e não para a academia – parecem‐se àqueles europeus do século XIX, pois ainda contam a história americana como uma história de carne e osso, uma história que consegue comunicar o presente com o passado”, comparou.
>“A Europa pós‐moderna – junto com os Estados Unidos que, até Obama, cada vez mais se assemelhavam à Europa – viviam ultimamente numa espécie de tanque de isolamento histórico, viviam já fora da história, depois da história, num estado de espírito (ou falta de espírito) onde o passado é um território estranho”, escreveu.
>“Os europeus de hoje não sentem mais que façam parte da mesma história que seus antepassados, como sentiam até o começo do século XX”, disse.
>“Já não se percebem como atores do mesmo drama que colocou em cena os cretenses e seu minotauro, os aqueus às portas de Troia, Eneias caindo de joelhos ao entender que o Lácio era sua terra prometida (salve fatis mihi debita tellus), Salamina e as Termópilas, Alexandre em busca da imortalidade, Aníbal com seus elefantes às portas de Roma, as legiões chegando à Lusitânia e maravilhando‐se ao contemplar pela primeira vez as ondas majestosas do Atlântico”, escreveu.
>“Nada disso significa mais nada para um europeu – é como se ele houvesse deixado o palco e sentado‐se na plateia, 'já não é comigo'”, apontou o futuro chanceler. “Só quem ainda leva a sério a história do Ocidente, só quem continua sendo ator e não mero espectador, são os norte‐americanos, ou pelo menos alguns norte‐americanos. Hoje, é muito mais fácil
This guy is redpilled as fuck
Tyler White
He didn't said that. He said about giving asylum for those who are already here and ask for it. Well, very few will do it since since their families are there
Ryan Rogers
He is not, this is one of those "alt-right" cliques on twitter that circlejerk over not being a leftist.
Also, he isn't married? I thought Pocket had grandchildren.
Cooper Baker
No, this is new. There are talks about bringing their families here, if the doctors so desire.
Joshua Ortiz
> >wrote a 40 page essay about the anti-globalism movement quoting Evola, Guenon, Spengler, Heidegger, Jung, and others
The truth is Cuba sees their doctors as "property" and the nature of our deal with them reflects this. We're not bringing in individuals and paying them salaries, we're bringing in human machinery and paying Cuba for rent.
Some lefties correctly pointed out that outsourcing is a similar business relationship. They aren't entirely wrong, but our deal with Cuba is worse because Cuba is a communist dictatorship. An individual in an outsourced company in Brazil is still protected by our labour legislation; his family isn't being held hostage. And competition in the outsourcing space means the gap between employee salary and what's actually charged from clients tends to be smaller than whatever is going on with Cubans.
Grayson Martinez
Bolbol wont allow that. He is for israeli interest. 100%.
>new era of kike puppetry zionism Meet your new boss same as the old boss
John Russell
Our old boss was terrorist puppetry kebab
Asher Reyes
Bolsonaro didn't explicitly mention families when he talked about granting asylum, but it's implied, because he did mention the fact Cubans can't bring their families more than once.
Also he said that any Cuban that requests asylum will have it granted, not just doctors.
It was less about the muders and more about the sinking economy and the gigantic corruption schemes, including the prison of Lula, ex-president and face of the party that has been ruling Brazil for 16 years.
Reinaldo Azevedo took this as basis for arguing that this guy is proposing an ethnostate not unlike the Hamas. and Olavo rightfully told him to fuck off and offered him a bra
Jordan Murphy
>for people to stop voting for liberals Ironically Bolsonaro is the most liberal president we have ever elected.
don't be gullible now our definition of MBL-type liberals is FAR from being as bad as the liberals the US and UK face. those are radical left-libs that are just as hysterical and hedonistic as petistas
Carter Baker
That would be Amoeba
Ryan Allen
Classical liberal != American "Modern" liberalism, you moron.
Hunter King
Ernesto is the same height as Bolsonaro, Fag G is probably 175~ or so
Liberal for us mean economic liberalism. For gringos it means leftists.
Andrew Cooper
How do you guys meet new girls online? Where do young people hang out online nowadays? Back in my time you could easily find 14 or 15yo girls who were cute and played shit like Ragnarok. It was easy to befriend them, but now MMOs only have 30 yo male losers. Where are the Brazilian cuties hanging out online?
Jaxon Barnes
Why do we have to pay for tap water?
Hunter Fisher
Tinder
Wyatt Ramirez
Gay parade, kpop shows
William Reed
Water ain't free.
James Bell
I just read Ernesto's article and I got to say that although I completely agree with his general geopolitical orientation, its somewhat worrying to have guys such as Guénon and Evola being promoted as sound intellectual influences. As much as Olavo was central to start restoring our intellectual class, his students are also prone to believe in a lot of esoteric bullshit, such as these. Also, I read almost every work of Guénon and I still laugh everytime that he claims that the chinese had too strong of a spiritual and traditional society to fall prey to communism.
Adrian Jackson
you're free to treat and filter your own if you don't want to pay just keep in mind you need to take the salt out of it. or in case you get water from rivers and similar sources, keep in mind it might have corpses in it that could transmit diseases, animals also drinking from it and bathing (leaving saliva with diseases, blood, mud, shit and piss)
instagram and snapchat For games, mobile single-player shit Alternatives, discords servers (find those on /lan/ on 55)
Andrew Russell
>seeks the refoundation of Brazil as a nation of the "spiritual West" Bazil was never a western country. That is somebody who never played basketball wish to become a NBA player
Jeremiah Reed
even if it was true, he'd be right. Olavo himself rejects the title of "right-wing guru"
Wyatt Rivera
This isn't trading goods, it's trading slaves. Fuck off shill
Easton Brown
>55 >girls I guess big clitoris is a thing
Nolan Bennett
Thanks for the insight, slav who is completely ignorant of Brazilian history.
