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It’s now pretty clear – from the alternative media at least – that the recent impeachment of Brazil’s president is a US/CIA coup.
Most of us knew that this is the modus operandi of the US, no? But thank you Wikileaks for keeping us in the know.
Brazil’s interim President Michel Temer provided political intelligence to the US National Security Council and military in his capacity as leader of the ruling PMDB party, the WikiLeaks investigative website revealed Friday, citing its 2006 cables.
In two January and June 2006 cables marked “Sensitive,” Temer relayed his views on party unity and upcoming presidential elections to the US Southern Command in Miami and the US National Security Council among other recipients, WikiLeaks said.
“Brasil’s new president #Temer was an embassy informant for US intelligence, military,” the website tweeted.
Temer, who assumed the presidency on Thursday following…
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The Most Revolutionary Act 
And to quote “The Burning Blogger of Bedlam:”
“The absurdity of the entire situation seems fairly obvious.
Five members of the impeachment commission are themselves under criminal investigation for major corruption. Paulo Maluf, for example, faces an Interpol warrant for his arrest and has been unable to leave the country for several years (and has been sentenced in France to three years in prison for money laundering). In fact, of 65 members that make up the ‘House impeachment committee’, 36 of them are reportedly awaiting pending legal proceedings.”
https://theburningbloggerofbedlam.wordpress.com/2016/05/14/the-rousseff-impeachment-whats-really-going-on-in-brazil-latin-america/
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This is fairly typical of US foreign policy initiatives. The US government finds the most corrupt sociopaths in any given society and uses bribery and fraud (and often military aggression) to put and keep them in powerl.
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Thanks for sharing, Dr. Bramhall. Imagine my state of grief!
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My condelences, Rosaliene. Colonization is never pretty, no matter what form it takes.
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