Lula da Silva’s regime in Brazil violently injects its political enemies with deadly Covid “vaccines” – zoohousenews.com
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Saturday January 14, 2023 by: Lance D Johnson
Tags: Body Autonomy, Brazil, Civil Unrest, Communism, Covid Camps, Detention Centers, Eugenics, Evil, Forced Vaccination, Genocide, Health Freedom, Freedom, Lula da Silva, Medical Tyranny, Medical Violence, Patriots, Political Prisoners, Prison, Revolt, Twisted, Riot, vaccination violation, vaccines, virtual courts
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(Natural News) After popular Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was ousted from office, a new communist force is rising to take his place. Bolsonaro had largely resisted much of the medical tyranny that swept the world in 2020-2022. He fought mandates and vaccination certificates and campaigned for medical privacy, the right to body autonomy and appropriate treatment for Brazilians.
Now the new president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, insists on going after his political enemies and forcibly injecting them into makeshift cells. Lula da Silva’s regime has arrested over 1,500 who were protesting the official results of Brazil’s 2022 elections. About 763 of the protesters are charged with invading and looting public buildings in Praca dos Tres Pederes. They are currently being screened for diseases, forcibly vaccinated and placed in makeshift cells while awaiting further punishment. The prisoners are appealing to the Federal Court of Brazil to submit a request for freedom.
Brazilian political prisoners are forcibly injected with Covid-19 lethal shots
According to the federal district government, the number of people rounded up so far includes 498 men and 265 women. The men are being taken to the Papuda Temporary Detention Center and the women are being separated and taken to separate facilities in Colmeia. Journalists on the ground have provided details of the conditions faced by these political prisoners. Prisoners are given a uniform and a rolled-up mattress, with no pillow or blanket. You will receive a hygiene kit with soap, sanitary pads, toothpaste and a toothbrush. The cells vary in size and can accommodate several inmates. A bathroom is available in the cell. All cell phones will be confiscated. Detainees who support Bolsonaro will be separated from the other detainees.
Most shockingly, the inmates are treated like medical slaves. They will be forced to undergo medical tests and undergo Covid-19 vaccinations. A medical task force has been dispatched to the camps to inject the detainees against their will with the Covid-19 vaccine. For many of the detainees, these coercive blows are like a fatal shot. Covid vaccines have already killed more than 32,000 people in Brazil.
Any inmate found to have a comorbidity will also be forced to take state-approved medications. The prisoners are fed lousy fare while awaiting their virtual hearing with a judge and a prosecutor.
When it comes time to appear before a judge, inmates are taken to a prison-like environment called the parlatorium. These makeshift courtrooms were created during the Covid-19 scandal by communists trying to facilitate quarantine orders and physical isolation of the unvaccinated population. These parliaments are now being used to speed up the prosecution of political prisoners who are violently stabbed against their will and essentially forced to profess their support for Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s regime.
During these sessions, a judge appears virtually over a screen. The detainees have a short time to present their case to the virtual judge and the prosecutor. To speed up the process, thirty on-screen judges are deployed to handle multiple cases at once. A defense attorney assists the accused, however, the trial for each charge takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes in total. Anyone caught damaging property will be punished immediately. Accusations without direct evidence are forwarded directly to the Federal Court of Justice, where Minister Alexandre de Moraes decides on the individual’s request for freedom.
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