Strategic Culture Foundation
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Фонд стратегической культуры
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The
Central Intelligence Agency and its George Soros-funded «democracy
manipulators» in Brazil suffered a major defeat with the re-election as
president of Brazil of Workers’ Party standard bearer and ex-Marxist guerrilla
Dilma Rouseff. In the hours prior to Rousseff’s handy re-election, the
corporate Western media was still reporting that the election was «too close to
call» even as exit polling indicated that Rousseff would trounce her CIA- and
Soros-backed conservative opponent Aecio Neves by at least 2 percentage points. The New York Times, Globe and Mail, Reuters, and other corporate media outlets were
obviously disappointed by Rousseff’s victory, with many of these pro-Wall
Street contrivances that masquerade as journalistic enterprises referring to
Neves as a «centrist» who «narrowly» lost to Rousseff.
The
Associated Press wistfully wrote, «There are not enough outstanding votes left
to be counted to allow her [Rousseff] rival [Neves] to catch up with her». And
Alberto Ramos, Goldman Sachs’s chief economist for Latin America, warned that
Rousseff should abandon
