Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Qualquer pessoa que esteja em segurança num país democrático e que respeita a liberdade de expressão deve falar sobre o ocorrido ontem no Brasil.
Os brasileiros já não têm liberdade para fazê-lo. Represente-os.
Compelling and courageous letter of Minister Balazs Hankó from jail3, read3ny his wife on 23 October.
A must read.
🚨 The wife of a former minister in Viktor Orbán’s government reads aloud a letter he wrote from prison, where he remains incarcerated without a final, legally binding court judgment:
Dear Compatriots!
To all those who hold the freedom of their nation sacred: do not be afraid!
"Do not be afraid!" This was the call issued by Saint Pope John Paul II in October 1978, upon his election to the papacy. Those who are heirs to the legacy of 1956 [the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 against Soviet-backed communist rule] do not merely repeat these words; they feel and understand their true meaning.
They understand because arbitrary rule has always been inherent in dictatorship, whose purpose is to keep people in fear. So it was seventy years ago, and so it is today.
We have become political prisoners because we stood up for our nation and our Christian culture. Yet even from behind prison walls, we continue our struggle for freedom, for you and alongside you.
The struggle is eternal.
Five hundred and seventy years ago, on October 23, Saint John of Capistrano died. Together with John Hunyadi, he defended Christianity at Nándorfehérvár [present-day Belgrade, where Christian forces defeated the Ottoman army in the historic siege of 1456].
Seventy years ago, a nation declared: enough is enough.
The boys and girls of Pest [the young men and women who fought in the streets of Budapest during the 1956 Revolution] dealt a mortal blow to the communist dictatorship. What followed was retaliation, death, imprisonment, surveillance, informers, and the persecution of the Church.
The heroes resisted, the courageous passed on the flame, but there were also those who collaborated.
Then, as fifty years later in 2006, when I myself was there, there were two sides to the barricades [a reference to the anti-government protests and violent clashes in Budapest in 2006, on the fiftieth anniversary of the 1956 Revolution].
Let us not forget: there were two sides.
They believed that the wound inflicted in 1956 had healed. But it had not. For thanks to the passing on of that flame, to Pope John Paul II, and to the sacrifice of the lives of so many others, they were ultimately brought down for good.
Today, we are confronted by globalism and the network of those it sustains.
Much like communism, it seeks to erase our identities rooted in our nation, our faith, our communities, and our God-given nature.
In the face of this, we have said yes to our culture, founded upon the order of the created world; yes to our traditions and to our civic, Christian, conservative communities. We say yes to our nation and to our sovereignty.
In response, they have now fabricated a political case against us, following the new Polish model, a case that has resulted in our imprisonment.
Those who have now seized control of politics and culture are none other than the very people who filed the complaints against us.
The accusers have become the leaders.
It is not enough for them that, from now on, they can support their own allies and those with whom they share common interests. To further their objectives, they have even amended the Child Protection Act.
To them, the commemorative years honoring Márai and Jókai [two of Hungary's most celebrated literary figures], the exhibition dedicated to John Paul II, Edda, Miklós Varga [Edda is a well-known Hungarian rock band, while Miklós Varga is a prominent Hungarian singer], operetta or traditional Romani music, Gyula Deák "Bill" — may God rest his soul — [a celebrated Hungarian blues and rock singer], or the thousands of cultural programs held across the country, all constitute financial loss.
And we have been thrown into prison so that our communities may be intimidated and eradicated, under the banner of collective guilt.
They operate on political orders, according to a script written in advance. Global organizations support them, while those seeking to ingratiate themselves with the new authorities eagerly do their bidding.
They pass judgment without even examining the publicly stated cultural purposes of these programs.
First, my former colleagues became victims. Then they began pointing fingers at people who had no responsibility whatsoever in this field.
Mothers, wives, fathers, and men were dragged away and imprisoned, while they wait, and wait, for confirmation of the political case they themselves have fabricated.
They have seized not only the servers, but human beings as well — unlawfully.
These are the so-called methods of the rule of law practiced by communism and globalism, applauded and cheered on by international organizations and countless human rights advocates.
We, however, will fight for the truth, for the truth of our community.
We will stand firm, but we ask you to stand up for us.
We ask you to help ensure that the truth reaches as many people as possible.
Neither we nor you are guilty.
Do not be afraid!
As a symbol of unity, let us wear red, white, and green bracelets on our wrists [the national colors of Hungary, symbolizing national identity and solidarity], and let us join our hands in prayer every evening at nine o'clock.
We shall persevere, sustained by the power of love and the bonds that unite us.
Go Hungary! Go Hungarians!
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Lewacko-liberalne reżimy pod kuratelą Brukseli pokazują, do czego są zdolne. „Demokracja walcząca” ma z demokracją tyle wspólnego, co demokracja ludowa spod sierpa i młota. Przeciwnik polityczny siedzi bez wyroku, a jego dzieci słuchają, jak matka czyta list z celi. W 70. rocznicę 1956 roku Węgrzy znów muszą sobie powtarzać „Nie lękajcie się!”. Tylko że tym razem kuratela nie siedzi w Moskwie, lecz w Brukseli.
🚨 The wife of a former minister in Viktor Orbán’s government reads aloud a letter he wrote from prison, where he remains incarcerated without a final, legally binding court judgment:
Dear Compatriots!
To all those who hold the freedom of their nation sacred: do not be afraid!
"Do not be afraid!" This was the call issued by Saint Pope John Paul II in October 1978, upon his election to the papacy. Those who are heirs to the legacy of 1956 [the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 against Soviet-backed communist rule] do not merely repeat these words; they feel and understand their true meaning.
They understand because arbitrary rule has always been inherent in dictatorship, whose purpose is to keep people in fear. So it was seventy years ago, and so it is today.
We have become political prisoners because we stood up for our nation and our Christian culture. Yet even from behind prison walls, we continue our struggle for freedom, for you and alongside you.
The struggle is eternal.
Five hundred and seventy years ago, on October 23, Saint John of Capistrano died. Together with John Hunyadi, he defended Christianity at Nándorfehérvár [present-day Belgrade, where Christian forces defeated the Ottoman army in the historic siege of 1456].
Seventy years ago, a nation declared: enough is enough.
The boys and girls of Pest [the young men and women who fought in the streets of Budapest during the 1956 Revolution] dealt a mortal blow to the communist dictatorship. What followed was retaliation, death, imprisonment, surveillance, informers, and the persecution of the Church.
The heroes resisted, the courageous passed on the flame, but there were also those who collaborated.
Then, as fifty years later in 2006, when I myself was there, there were two sides to the barricades [a reference to the anti-government protests and violent clashes in Budapest in 2006, on the fiftieth anniversary of the 1956 Revolution].
Let us not forget: there were two sides.
They believed that the wound inflicted in 1956 had healed. But it had not. For thanks to the passing on of that flame, to Pope John Paul II, and to the sacrifice of the lives of so many others, they were ultimately brought down for good.
Today, we are confronted by globalism and the network of those it sustains.
Much like communism, it seeks to erase our identities rooted in our nation, our faith, our communities, and our God-given nature.
In the face of this, we have said yes to our culture, founded upon the order of the created world; yes to our traditions and to our civic, Christian, conservative communities. We say yes to our nation and to our sovereignty.
In response, they have now fabricated a political case against us, following the new Polish model, a case that has resulted in our imprisonment.
Those who have now seized control of politics and culture are none other than the very people who filed the complaints against us.
The accusers have become the leaders.
It is not enough for them that, from now on, they can support their own allies and those with whom they share common interests. To further their objectives, they have even amended the Child Protection Act.
To them, the commemorative years honoring Márai and Jókai [two of Hungary's most celebrated literary figures], the exhibition dedicated to John Paul II, Edda, Miklós Varga [Edda is a well-known Hungarian rock band, while Miklós Varga is a prominent Hungarian singer], operetta or traditional Romani music, Gyula Deák "Bill" — may God rest his soul — [a celebrated Hungarian blues and rock singer], or the thousands of cultural programs held across the country, all constitute financial loss.
And we have been thrown into prison so that our communities may be intimidated and eradicated, under the banner of collective guilt.
They operate on political orders, according to a script written in advance. Global organizations support them, while those seeking to ingratiate themselves with the new authorities eagerly do their bidding.
They pass judgment without even examining the publicly stated cultural purposes of these programs.
First, my former colleagues became victims. Then they began pointing fingers at people who had no responsibility whatsoever in this field.
Mothers, wives, fathers, and men were dragged away and imprisoned, while they wait, and wait, for confirmation of the political case they themselves have fabricated.
They have seized not only the servers, but human beings as well — unlawfully.
These are the so-called methods of the rule of law practiced by communism and globalism, applauded and cheered on by international organizations and countless human rights advocates.
We, however, will fight for the truth, for the truth of our community.
We will stand firm, but we ask you to stand up for us.
We ask you to help ensure that the truth reaches as many people as possible.
Neither we nor you are guilty.
Do not be afraid!
As a symbol of unity, let us wear red, white, and green bracelets on our wrists [the national colors of Hungary, symbolizing national identity and solidarity], and let us join our hands in prayer every evening at nine o'clock.
We shall persevere, sustained by the power of love and the bonds that unite us.
Go Hungary! Go Hungarians!
THIS IS A GENOCIDE.
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
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Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Impresionante Carlos Ruckauf sobre Brasil. En vano cualquier otro análisis.
Impresionante.
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
🇧🇷 | AHORA: Él mismo lo explicó. Flávio Dino, hoy ministro del Supremo puesto por Lula, contó años atrás en televisión cómo se hace fraude en Brasil después de las 17 horas: los mesarios revisan quiénes no fueron a votar, "porque murieron, porque viajaron", agarran el número de título, "sueltan la urna y votan las veces que quieran". El domingo, su colega Cristiano Zanin, exabogado de Lula, prorrogó la votación dos horas después de las 17, algo inédito desde 1994. Lula ganó por 3,5 puntos. Flávio Bolsonaro pedirá la anulación.
>be Lula
>get convicted of corruption
>get sentenced to 12 years
>get released by the STF on procedural errors
>never actually acquitted lmao
>beat Jair Bolsonaro in 2022
>Jair gets thrown into jail over an alleged coup attempt
>Congress votes to cut his sentence
>Lula vetoes it
>four years later, face his son
>during a debate, threaten to also lock him up if he loses the election
>election day
>former private lawyer, now STF judge, extends voting by 2 hours nationwide
>request came from Lula's own coalition
>win by 4 million votes in a runoff with no paper trail
>next day, Moraes orders the losing candidate to surrender his passports
>victory speech: "we're going to regulate social media"
>"democracy" lmao
>RIP Brazil
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Em SANTA CATARINA, o estado mais conservador do Brasil, que elegeu governador e dois senadores do PL, Lula cresceu 291 mil votos do 1º para o 2º turno.
A abstenção caiu em 114 mil eleitores.
Mesmo no cenário mais favorável possível para ele (supondo que 100% desses novos votantes tenham ido para o Lula), ainda restariam 177 mil votos.
Isso significa que quase metade dos eleitores de Cury, Caiado, Zema e Renan teria migrado para o PT.. mesmo com a maioria desses candidatos declarando apoio ao Flávio 🤡
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Lo que hizo Lula hoy es como si Milei estuviera perdiendo un hipotético balotaje en 2027 y, minutos antes del cierre de la votación, con algunas mesas ya cerradas y resultados circulando, se extendiera el horario de votación desde las 18:00 hasta las 20:00.
Muchos saldrían de sus casas desesperados a votar para que no vuelva el kirchnerismo.
Eso sería un golpe de Estado constitucional.
Eso es lo que hizo Lula hoy.
Pour les @Villepin , @pierremoscovici et compagnie : il y a trois semaines, ras de marée de droite ; mais, par magie progressiste, 85% du report de droite est pour Lula. Et en plus, il s'arrange avec son ancien avocat stratégiquement placé à la Cour Suprême.
Mais la démocratie a gagné, bande d'hypocrites.
Pour les @Villepin , @pierremoscovici et compagnie : il y a trois semaines, ras de marée de droite ; mais, par magie progressiste, 85% du report de droite est pour Lula. Et en plus, il s'arrange avec son ancien avocat stratégiquement placé à la Cour Suprême.
Mais la démocratie a gagné, bande d'hypocrites.
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Lula dio un golpe de Estado. Imposible que la derecha haya arrasado en la 1ra vuelta y que -apenas 20 días después- Lula gane con 4 millones de votos. Se repite en Brasil el robo que perpetró Maduro en 2024.
Por una vez, Sánchez no miente. Y como ha decretado que no hay alternativa... pues ya está: los españoles no tendremos elecciones limpias y la primera en felicitarle será Von der Leyen.
¡Gran victoria de @LulaOficial!
Lo que ha pasado en Brasil, pasará en España.
La remontada del progresismo global acaba de comenzar.
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Apenas 2 candidatos latino-americanos já estenderam, na História, o horário de votação depois de terminada a eleição: Lula e Maduro
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
No le importan los fraudes a Von der Leyen ni la trayectoria criminal de Lula. Disparada ha ido a felicitar al estafador que es con quien trabajan bien los afines. Úrsula es una enemiga mortal de los Bolsonaro a los que su partido y su comisión nunca dejaron de descalificar.
Úrsula y la CDU también están detrás de las posibles tentaciones de algunos miembros del Partido Popular de intentar formar un gobierno con los socialistas en España tras las próximas elecciones. Ursula desde la Comisión y la CDU dentro del Partido Popular Europeo en el Europarlamento ya sabotearon la comisión de investigación sobre la invasión de Ceuta, iniciativa de VOX que contaba con una mayoría si la hubiera apoyado el PP y que habría dejado expuesta la traición de Sánchez y los socialistas españoles en la invasión y ocupación de Ceuta.
Úrsula y la CDU de Merz gobiernan con los socialistas y un gobierno de PP y VOX dejaría sola a Alemania con su ridículo cordón sanitario que le obliga a pactar con la izquierda e impide una lógica alianza en la derecha con la AfD el mayor partido ya en Alemania que le saca ya 13 puntos a la CDU.
Congratulations to my friend @LulaOficial on his electoral victory.
Democracy and multilateralism have won in Brazil.
Europe’s partnership with Brazil is thriving.
We will remain by your side for the years to come.
Together we will keep working closely for free and open trade.
A rules-based global order.
And strong ambitions for our climate.
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
BREAKING: Journalist Malu Gaspar says every Superior Electoral Court minister opposed extending voting by two hours, but Lula’s former lawyer and Supreme Court appointee, Zanin, did it anyway.
Rodrigo Ballester retweeted
Grande declaração. A comunidade internacional não deve reconhecer este circo.


























