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TteFAboB · 10-23-05, 07:32 PM

Hi, monster topic, I know there is little interest in South America, but this is a turning point in global history, the beginning of the end, the end of Castro's and Chavez's Bolivarian abomination. Democracy wins.

The referendum to ban the legal Firearms and Ammunition production and legal sales has been rejected by the civil population in Brazil. Numbers:

50.781.623 (64,25%) people voted NO!

28.259.374 (35,75%) people voted Yes.

21,10% of the registered population did not vote.

The result by region:

Center-West: 73,35% NO, 26,65% Yes.

North: 86,51% NO, 13,49% Yes.

Northeast: 60,08% NO, 39,92% Yes.

South: 76,74% NO, 23,36% Yes.

Southeast: 61,53% NO, 38,47% Yes.

Out of the 27 states of the Federative Republic of Brazil, NO has won in ALL the states and every city! Rio Grande do Sul (86,74% NO) is the state with the highest number of legalized Firearms in the houses of the civil population, yet it is the state with the lowest crime rates of the country, what happened to the absolute relation between legal Firearms <-> Crime again? In Rio de Janeiro, a state with terrible narco-trafficant problems, a state that had already banned the legal Firearms and ammunition sales years ago (without a referendum), NO received 61,89% of the votes.

I would like to let our friends in North America and Europe know you have nothing to fear, the Bolivarian Soviet Union of South America has been crushed before it was even implemented! The very foundations of the communist plan depended upon the brainwashing of the public opinion and the "democratic"(read:vote) rise to power (example: Hugo Chavez), this Referendum was a test of their Gramsciam intellectual army, can they brainwash enough people to win? Can they create a problem that doesn't exist to offer a magical solution and get the backing of the people? As in the Referendum, the answer to both of these questions is NO!

They have failed MISERABLY, the last Bastion of communism has fallen! The only use of this Referendum for them, and the reason why they rushed it wasting ~150$ million USD, was the smoke curtain it throwed to cover and distract the people from the corruption scandals, however, now it's over, back to corruption, back to the "Sao Paulo Forum" investigations where Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez, Luis Inacio da Silva and other communists, anarcho-syndicalists and self-entitled socialists leaders met secretly and quietly to discuss and set a plan of action of how to implement the Bolivarian "Democratic" Republic. Back to the demystification of history, and unfortunately our history is full of romance, however, we are knocking every myth down, one by one. I'll make the words of a former revolutionary terrorist mine, Mr. Gabeira:

"The Berlin Wall has, only now, fallen in Brazil".

Now excuse me, there are other victories to come, they are loosing the war, slowly bleeding to death and I must go do my part and help with a few stabs. What have YOU done for Democracy in your country today?

10-23-05, 07:32 PM	#1
TteFAboB Admiral Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 2,247 Downloads: 4 Uploads: 0	NO! Victory of the civil society over the Totalitarian State Hi, monster topic, I know there is little interest in South America, but this is a turning point in global history, the beginning of the end, the end of Castro's and Chavez's Bolivarian abomination. Democracy wins. The referendum to ban the legal Firearms and Ammunition production and legal sales has been rejected by the civil population in Brazil. Numbers: 50.781.623 (64,25%) people voted NO! 28.259.374 (35,75%) people voted Yes. 21,10% of the registered population did not vote. The result by region: Center-West: 73,35% NO, 26,65% Yes. North: 86,51% NO, 13,49% Yes. Northeast: 60,08% NO, 39,92% Yes. South: 76,74% NO, 23,36% Yes. Southeast: 61,53% NO, 38,47% Yes. Out of the 27 states of the Federative Republic of Brazil, NO has won in ALL the states and every city! Rio Grande do Sul (86,74% NO) is the state with the highest number of legalized Firearms in the houses of the civil population, yet it is the state with the lowest crime rates of the country, what happened to the absolute relation between legal Firearms <-> Crime again? In Rio de Janeiro, a state with terrible narco-trafficant problems, a state that had already banned the legal Firearms and ammunition sales years ago (without a referendum), NO received 61,89% of the votes. I would like to let our friends in North America and Europe know you have nothing to fear, the Bolivarian Soviet Union of South America has been crushed before it was even implemented! The very foundations of the communist plan depended upon the brainwashing of the public opinion and the "democratic"(read:vote) rise to power (example: Hugo Chavez), this Referendum was a test of their Gramsciam intellectual army, can they brainwash enough people to win? Can they create a problem that doesn't exist to offer a magical solution and get the backing of the people? As in the Referendum, the answer to both of these questions is NO! They have failed MISERABLY, the last Bastion of communism has fallen! The only use of this Referendum for them, and the reason why they rushed it wasting ~150$ million USD, was the smoke curtain it throwed to cover and distract the people from the corruption scandals, however, now it's over, back to corruption, back to the "Sao Paulo Forum" investigations where Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez, Luis Inacio da Silva and other communists, anarcho-syndicalists and self-entitled socialists leaders met secretly and quietly to discuss and set a plan of action of how to implement the Bolivarian "Democratic" Republic. Back to the demystification of history, and unfortunately our history is full of romance, however, we are knocking every myth down, one by one. I'll make the words of a former revolutionary terrorist mine, Mr. Gabeira: "The Berlin Wall has, only now, fallen in Brazil". Now excuse me, there are other victories to come, they are loosing the war, slowly bleeding to death and I must go do my part and help with a few stabs. What have YOU done for Democracy in your country today?