Dude, I'm not a fan of Bolsonaro, much less of the idiot who says that drug dealers are victims of users. But you writing a text like this for nothing, seek help, treatment.
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TRUMP ON BOZO: "I THOUGHT HE WAS HONEST, BUT.."
During a recent interview, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, made a surprising statement acknowledging that he was mistaken about Jair Bolsonaro. When asked by a reporter, Trump stated that he initially believed Bolsonaro was an honest person, but now regrets that misimpression.
"I always liked him. I feel very bad about what happened to him. I always thought he was an honest guy, but he has gone through a lot. He is going through tough times."
The statement generated immediate repercussions, especially after Eduardo Bolsonaro, a federal deputy and son of the former president, publicly distorted the content of the statement. On his social media, Eduardo shared an edited version of Trump's remarks, omitting the part where he expresses regret and suggesting that the American president praised Bolsonaro.
This episode reignites the debate over information manipulation and the political use of international statements. While Trump distances himself from Bolsonaro, Lula continues to strengthen Brazil's image abroad through commercial and diplomatic negotiations focused on tariffs, bilateral agreements, and issues like the Magnitsky Act.
Transparency, diplomacy, and responsibility in communication are essential to maintain political credibility — both domestically and internationally. $METIS $ZEC #Write2Earn
During a recent interview, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, made a surprising statement acknowledging that he was mistaken about Jair Bolsonaro. When asked by a reporter, Trump stated that he initially believed Bolsonaro was an honest person, but now regrets that misimpression.
"I always liked him. I feel very bad about what happened to him. I always thought he was an honest guy, but he has gone through a lot. He is going through tough times."
The statement generated immediate repercussions, especially after Eduardo Bolsonaro, a federal deputy and son of the former president, publicly distorted the content of the statement. On his social media, Eduardo shared an edited version of Trump's remarks, omitting the part where he expresses regret and suggesting that the American president praised Bolsonaro.
This episode reignites the debate over information manipulation and the political use of international statements. While Trump distances himself from Bolsonaro, Lula continues to strengthen Brazil's image abroad through commercial and diplomatic negotiations focused on tariffs, bilateral agreements, and issues like the Magnitsky Act.
Transparency, diplomacy, and responsibility in communication are essential to maintain political credibility — both domestically and internationally. $METIS $ZEC #Write2Earn
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