edimo rodrigues

I remember that one day my father said: “…I spent more than 50 days in solitary confinement. I can endure it…” At the time, I had not fully grasped the weight of his words. Then I recalled the period he spent imprisoned at the Federal Police headquarters in Brasília, in a windowless cell, with a wet floor and the relentless noise of a central air-conditioning unit installed right next to the cage into which they had thrown him. It was in that very same place that he fell and suffered a head injury, yet Alexandre de Moraes only authorized his transfer to a hospital more than 24 hours after the incident. The same man who was served with a legal summons on Alexandre de Moraes’ orders while lying in an intensive care unit (ICU), recovering from surgery. Furthermore, during his outdoor exercise time at the Federal Police facility, he was confined to a tiny 2 m × 2 m enclosure, constantly watched by officers and forbidden even from making eye contact with anyone, including people who worked there. This man, who has devoted and continues to devote his life to his country, is the very man they now want to bury alive so they can take his place, after deliberately orchestrating his erasure from public memory. All of this without having diverted a single cent from public funds. It is impossible to forget his words and everything that happened. Even more impossible is accepting that they are trying to make Brazil forget him, burying him alive so they can position themselves as the only ones permitted to participate in what they call the next presidential election in 2030. Follow @jairbolsonaro

Como algum canalha pode fingir normalidade perante a isso? Porque são canalhas tanto quanto os que fazem isso!