Eduardo Bolsonaro says that “without Olavo, there would be no election of Jair Bolsonaro”
By Julio
Severo
Brazilian congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro,
son of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said “without Olavo, there would be no
election of Jair Bolsonaro.”
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| Eduardo Bolsonaro and Steve Bannon |
In the event, Bannon said that he wants to
present Carvalho’s ideas to the international public. If Bannon is honest, he is
going to reveal to the international public the real Carvalho who
*
defends the revisionism of the Inquisition, which tortured and killed Jews and
Protestants, by saying “I repeat: there was never an entity called ‘the Inquisition’
and much less ‘Holy Inquisition.’”
* says that “Protestantism was born from
hatred and blood thirst. Its Christian inspiration is ZERO.”
*
famously said that “Evangelical churches have done more harm to Brazil than the
entire left” — implying that evangelical churches should be fought much more than
Marxism has been fought.
In contrast with Eduardo, who credited
Carvalho for the victory of his father, the
New York Times credited it to televangelist Silas Malafaia, who led millions of
evangelicals to support Bolsonaro.
Obviously, evangelicals, who were ambitiously
coveted by Bolsonaro during the election, have had very little space now that the
government power is firmly in his hands.
Less space for evangelicals means only one
thing: More space for the influence of Carvalho and Bannon.
Bannon
and Carvalho had two meetings last January. Both share the same background:
They were inspired by René Guénon, an Islamic occultist who founded the
Traditionalist School to promote esoteric conservatism and fight Marxism.
Bannon, Carvalho and Guénon came from the same Catholic background.
After being
fired by Trump, Bannon created a movement to influence right-wingers in
Europe and Latin America. He had his first public meeting with Eduardo
Bolsonaro August 2018. When asked by the international press, Jair Bolsonaro
denied any ties with Bannon.
Late November, both met again: Eduardo
Bolsonaro attended Bannon’s birthday party.
And last January, Bannon chose Eduardo as
the head of his movement in Brazil and Latin America. “The Movement is honored
to welcome Eduardo Bolsonaro as a distinguished partner, and Brazil, a key ally
in South America,” Bannon said.
In spite of the fact that Bannon is today persona
non grata in the U.S. government after President Donald Trump expelled him from
the White House for leaking confidential information and opportunism, President
Bolsonaro decided to honor Bannon in an exclusive dinner at the Brazilian
Embassy in Washington on the eve of his meeting with Trump.
Bolsonaro’s decision to honor a Trump’s
enemy is a slap in the face of Trump, just as Eduardo Bolsonaro saying that “without
Olavo, there would be no election of Jair Bolsonaro” is a slap in the face of
Silas Malafaia and evangelicals who elected Bolsonaro.
Carvalho, who has been a self-exiled
Brazilian immigrant in the U.S. for 15 years, only is being a little more known
now in the U.S. thanks to the efforts of Bolsonaro and Bannon, who are propelling
him.
In the screening of Carvalho’s movie, he
and Eduardo criticized the press. They do it all the time. I remembered Trump,
who said about Bannon: “Steve pretends to be at war with the media, which he
calls the opposition party, yet he spent his time at the White House leaking
false information to the media to make himself seem far more important than he
was. It is the only thing he does well.”
Such opportunism is a perfect description
of Guénon’s adherents, who right now are taking advantage of Brazilian evangelicals
by “leaking false information to the media” (“without Olavo, there would be no
election of Jair Bolsonaro”) to make themselves seem far more important than they
are.
Trump did very well by firing Bannon. But Bolsonaro
is sowing troubles to himself by paying attention to Bannon and his Brazilian
counterpart, Olavo de Carvalho.
Only God, through much prayer, can open Bolsonaro’s
eyes.
With information from O Globo.
Portuguese version of this article: Eduardo
Bolsonaro diz que “sem Olavo, não haveria a eleição de Jair Bolsonaro”
Source:
Last Days Watchman
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