Olavist Compares Brazilian President Bolsonaro with Jesus Christ after Bolsonaro Gave Olavo de Carvalho the Highest Award of the Brazilian Government
By
Julio
Severo
Ernesto
Araújo, Minister of Foreign Affairs indicated
by Olavo de Carvalho, seems to have been so moved by an
award President Jair Bolsonaro gave to his “master” that only three days after
the homage, in a ceremony at the Rio Branco Institute, he cried in his speech
when comparing Bolsonaro with Jesus Christ. He said:
“The stone that the builders rejected
has become the cornerstone of the building. The stone rejected by the press and
rejected by intellectuals, which artists rejected and which self-proclaimed
experts rejected, it became the cornerstone of the building, the building of
the new Brazil.”
Since
Bolsonaro allowed olavist Ernesto to elevate his “master” Olavo to the highest
governmental heights, in deep gratitude Araújo elevated Bolsonaro to the
highest heavenly heights. Olavist means an adherent of Olavo de Carvalho.
While
Carvalho, recognized as Rasputin of Bolsonaro,
unceasingly curses the military and other members of Brazil’s government,
behold, Bolsonaro bestowed on him the highest honor of the Brazilian
government: the Grand Cross degree of the Order of Rio Branco.
By
the title of Masonic appearance, Carvalho would never reject such homage, which
sounds as esoteric as he is.
The
military, who were already annoyed by Carvalho’s cursing, were even more
displeased to see the swearer being rewarded by the man who was supposed to
defend his administration and the Armed Forces and directly condemn the
swearer.
There
are several explanations for the award. One of them is that the president’s
intention was to try to “appease” the fight between olavists and military
within the government. It did not help. Carvalho, who has been a self-exiled
Brazilian immigrant in the U.S. for over 13 years, continued to curse the
military as if nothing had happened. On May 4, 2019, four days after receiving
the award, Carvalho said that General Carlos Alberto dos “Santos Cruz is just a
well-dressed piece of shit.” Other military were also cursed with no less dirty
names.
Among
his honors, General Santos Cruz, who is now Chief
Minister of the Secretariat of Government,
fought Islamic terrorist groups between the Republic of Congo and Uganda.
Perhaps, having participated in Islamic occult groups and won a prize from the
Islamic dictatorship of Saudi Arabia for a biography of Muhammad that he wrote,
Carvalho, who already memorized the Koran in Arabic, was offended by Santos
Cruz’s military actions against Muslims.
Perhaps
Carvalho’s revolt and swearing at the military are because during the military
government, which arrested individuals involved in communist subversion, he and
his current wife were arrested. Although records of Carvalho’s prison contain
information that he was involved in immoral sexual activities in an Islamic
tariqa, sources linked to the military
report that all other information about him has mysteriously disappeared.
Another
explanation comes from olavists, who say that the homage given by Bolsonaro is “a
recognition of the singular contribution that Olavo gave to the creation of the
conservative movement, which made possible the decline of the left and his own
victory (Bolsonaro).” So Bolsonaro has allegedly given the maximum award to
show to olavists inside the government that their guru has maximum prestige of
the president.
However, olavists’ view portraying
Carvalho as a “savior” goes against reality. J.R. Guzzo, a journalist at Veja
magazine (the Brazilian counterpart of Time magazine), said on a 13 January 2019 tweet:
“The plain, simple and unadorned fact
is this: evangelicals are today the greatest anti-leftist force in Brazil. They
are stronger, more numerous and more active than the Army, Air Force and Navy
combined. There has never been such force in Brazil. The left has no idea how
to defeat it.”
When
asked by journalists about his reasons for awarding his Rasputin, Bolsonaro evasively
said, “When I signed the list of names, I did not see who was left-wing or
right-wing. Although there was a filter from Itamaraty, we did not veto any
name. It went through the filter and I did not veto anyone.”
The
main filter at the Itamaraty, which is Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is
its director, Ernesto Araújo, an olavist who is so dedicated in the studies of
Rasputin that he absorbed one of the literary
references recommended by him: the Islamic occultist René Guénon, who founded
the Traditionalist school to fight against Marxism.
Guénon’s greatest disciple was Julius Evola, who advised Italian
fascism and German Nazism. Both Guénon and Evola are
positively cited by Araújo as the basis of his “conservatism.”
To
leave in the hands of Araújo the decision to approve the name of Carvalho in
the highest award of the Brazilian government is the same thing as leaving in
the hands of a left-winger the decision to approve the name of Obama. The
result is the same. Guided by ideological fanaticism, adherents elevate their
masters to heights.
In
addition to Carvalho, 35 people who hold high government posts have received
the award of Grand Cross. But what was striking is that Carvalho was the only
one not complying with the criteria included in the same rules cited by Itamaraty.
According to the rules, the Grand Cross can be given to the President of the
Republic and to the Vice President; the presidents of the Chamber, the Senate
and the STF (Supreme Federal Court); to ministers, governors and high-ranking
military officers, in addition to foreign ambassadors and other personalities
of equivalent rank.
Perhaps,
without anyone knowing, Carvalho already holds a post in the secret condition
that he likes best: in the esoteric and occult condition. This is the same
condition as the original Rasputin, who negatively influenced the conservative
and right-wing Tsar of Russia, who, blinded by his “adviser,” eventually left
his government weakened to the onslaught from Communists.
Bolsonaro’s
party leader in the House of Representatives, Representative Delegate Waldir
(PSL-GO) also showed displeasure with the award to please olavists in the
government. He said of Carvalho, “For me he is a stark madman, a voodooist,
sorcerer, an astrologer. He is all of this. An individual who attacks my party,
attacks my congressmen, attacks my government, and has appointed two ministers?
He should shut up.”
Besides
the controversial homage to Carvalho, Bolsonaro also awarded two of his
children with the Order of Rio Branco.
It
was a shock to see the children of Bolsonaro also being awarded. But father’s
passion for children is sometimes invincible. However, what explains the
tribute to Carvalho, who did not meet the legitimate criteria of the award?
Bolsonaro
says he admires President Donald Trump of the United States, but that
admiration does not seem to go very far. Trump did not fall in love with Steve
Bannon, an adherent of Guénon. Instead of awards, Trump called him an opportunist and
expelled him from the White House. Today, Bannon is persona non grata
in the U.S. government.
In
contrast, Bolsonaro fell in love with Olavo de Carvalho, also an adherent of
Guénon. Instead of calling him an opportunist and expelling his influence from
the government, Bolsonaro gave him the highest award, only given to men in high
positions. But passion is passion: It does the impossible for the beloved.
Today,
Bannon and Carvalho are friends and
allies. The difference is that while Bannon
— the “American Olavo” — has the utter disregard from Trump, Olavo — the “Brazilian
Bannon” — has the total passion of Bolsonaro, who prefers to remain in shameful
silence while his Rasputin curses various members of his administration.
Rasputin
also curses evangelicals, who were the main base of electoral support for
Bolsonaro. When Eduardo Bolsonaro, the president’s
son, dazzlingly said that “without Olavo, there would be
no election of Jair Bolsonaro,” televangelist Silas Malafaia, Brazil’s
most important evangelical leader, said that such a statement is simply
ridiculous.
Malafaia
added: “If it were dependent on Olavo de Carvalho, Bolsonaro would not even be
able to win for city councilman. In the vote for president, Bolsonaro had more
than 11 million votes from evangelicals in comparison to what [his opponent] Haddad
received from evangelicals.”
Neither
have I, as an evangelical writer with decades of pro-life history, escaped the
curses and threats from Carvalho, who feels so close to Bolsonaro that he publicly called on Brazil’s
Federal Police to investigate me on the grounds that my denunciations against him
involving the Inquisition and occultism are collusions paid by the Russian
government that threaten Brazil’s national security.
With
no curses and threats to evangelicals, Steve Bannon was called an opportunist, betrayer
and expelled from the White House, then imagine if the American Olavo had
cursed U.S. evangelicals, who were the main electoral base of Trump!
If
evangelicals were fundamental to the election of Trump, what were they to
Bolsonaro? According to Bolsonaro’s March statement for CBN, whose owner is Pat
Robertson, “Evangelicals were fundamental for my election."
Why
then, instead of calling Carvalho an opportunist, a betrayer and expelling his
influence from the government — thus imitating Trump’s noble attitude —,
Bolsonaro awarded the opportunist who curses the military, evangelicals and all
those who supported his election? Why encourage a narcissistic megalomaniac
liar who wants at all costs to advance the cult of his personality?
I
voted for Bolsonaro, but I prefer to be on Trump’s side as far as giving Guénon’s
adherents what they deserve is concerned. Can you stand by Bolsonaro’s side in
this mad passion for Rasputin?
It was this same mad passion that led
Ernesto Araújo to call Bolsonaro the “cornerstone” — a biblical title given exclusively
to Jesus Christ.
Apparently,
Araújo did to Bolsonaro what he did to Trump. In a diplomatic article, he praised Trump as a strategic way
to praise the Guenonian revolution of Steve Bannon in the Trump administration.
Perhaps his praise of Bolsonaro is a strategic way of praising Olavo de
Carvalho’s Guenonian revolution in the Bolsonaro government.
Yet,
the difference is obvious. While Bannon has no place in the Trump administration,
Carvalho has indicated his adherents for the Bolsonaro administration. He indicated the foreign minister.
He indicated the former Education
Minister, who detested Trump and loved Hillary Clinton.
He indicated the current Minister of
Education, who detests and loves socialism at the same time!
If there is a Guenonian revolution in the Brazilian government — full of
confusion and chaos —, you cannot say the same thing of the U.S. government.
Everything
that Bannon wanted from Trump, and Trump never gave, Bolsonaro gave to
Carvalho.
If
Bolsonaro is being used by Carvalho and Bannon as the “cornerstone” of the Guenonian
revolution in Brazil, you cannot say they were able to use Trump as the “cornerstone”
of the Guenonian revolution in the U.S.
Christians
never compare men whom they admire with Jesus Christ. They never call mere mortal
men “cornerstone,” messiah or savior. Never.
But
occultists, even when they consider themselves nominal Christians, do this and
more. Every occultist misrepresents the Bible.
The
result of the occult action of Guenonians was that Bolsonaro received a homage
that no man deserves after he gave Rasputin, out of flattery and ideological
passion, a homage that no Brazilian without a high position deserves.
However,
at this point, if Bolsonaro repeals the undeserved award, olavists will no
longer compare him to Jesus Christ. They will compare him to Satan.
In
any case, comparing men with God Jesus Christ is an open door for Satan to
work. But is not occultists’ specialty really opening doors for Satan?
How
long will olavists compare Bolsonaro with Jesus? It is known that they see
their Rasputin as the “savior of Brazil.” Sooner or later, there will be a
conflict of egos or ideologies between the “savior of Brazil” and the “cornerstone.”
Portuguese
version of this article: Olavista compara Bolsonaro com Jesus Cristo depois que
Bolsonaro deu a Olavo de Carvalho a condecoração mais elevada do governo brasileiro
Source: Last Days Watchman
Recommended
Reading:
Brazilian
Minister of Education Abraham Weintraub and His Right-Wing Socialism or
Right-Wing Statism
How the Powerful Union of Trump with
Evangelicals Saved the U.S. from Steve Bannon and His Occult Plan of a
“Traditionalist” Government
Right
Wing Watch, of People for the American Way, Attacks Jair Bolsonaro: “U.S. Right
Helps, Cheers Rise of Brazilian Authoritarian”
Supported
by Evangelicals Angry with the Left and Its Anti-Family Attacks, Jair Bolsonaro
Is Elected Brazilian President
Recommended
Reading on Olavo de Carvalho:
Posts
No comments :
Post a Comment