Lula's Win in Brazil Is a Victory for the Great Reset & CCP: Jack Posobiec and Libby Emmons Explain

On Thursday's episode of Human Events Daily, host Jack Posobiec and The Post Millennial Editor-in-Chief Libby Emmons spoke about the win of "full-on 'Great Reset,'" Brazilian president-elect Luiz Inácio "Lula" da Silva over President Jair Bolsonaro

While mainstream media and Big Tech seem to have largely shied away from acknowledging Lula's criminal past, Posobiec dove straight in. 



"We're told by the media that Lula has won. This guy is full-on 'Great Reset,' full-on World Economic Forum, totally embedded with the Chinese Communist Party. He's been in office before," he said.

"His previous time in office was exemplified with high corruption – which he went to jail for, as a matter of fact – high crime, a terrible economy," the host added.





Lula, who served as president from 2003 to 2011 and served time in prison for corruption before his sentence was annulled, received 50.83 percent of the vote to Bolsonaro's 49.17.

According to Posobiec, the leader of the National Workers Party "certainly flirt[s] with full-on communism, if not embracing it completely."

Twitter has been flagging posts that claim that the election was stolen from Bolsonaro with tags saying they are "misleading." Video showing police joining in on truck driver blockade protests now have a label that read, "learn why election experts say civic processes in Brazil are safe and secure."



According to Fox News, while Bolsonaro has yet to formally concede defeat, he told Supreme Court Justice Luiz Edson Fachin on Tuesday that his battle with Lula "is over," emphasizing that he has "always played within the four lines of the constitution."

Nonetheless, his supporters have continued to voice their frustration while Twitter attempts to silence them.

"So Libby, why are we not allowed to talk about the results in Brazil? Are we not allowed to question this whatsoever? Because, Twitter won't allow it… not only did Twitter say we're not allowed to mention this, but Biden, about a year ago, sent the head of the CIA down to the capital of Brazil to tell Bolsonaro to his face, that he wasn't allowed to question the results," said Posobiec to Emmons.

"Yeah, it's really interesting that they felt the need to send the head of the CIA down to tell Bolsonaro that so far in advance of the election. I guess there was a lot of reason to believe that an election so far in the future was already going to be contested before it had even been held," Emmons replied, noting that the timing of the situation was "stunning."

"And yeah, we saw Twitter put warning notices up saying that the Brazilian election was perfectly fair and aboveboard… People were looking at it, there were protests. There were things like that going on. And then suddenly, you hear so much protest from the standing regimes… like, left-leaning regimes – that this election was perfectly fair and just," she continued.

"And that certainly causes concern, I think among anyone who's forming their own opinions is looking around wondering why there's so much protest about that," Emmons added.

Socialist American congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez congratulated da Silva with a single-worded tweet: "LULA"



The left-wing Brazilian also received cheers from Minnesota Democratic Representative and fellow "Squad" member Ilhan Omar.



"AOC put out just a one-word tweet that says 'Lula,' because she is on a first name basis with this gentleman who was accused of corruption and went to prison for it. This is who's on her team, I guess," Emmons remarked.
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