URGENTE: ALERTA GERAL AGORA PARA O BRASIL — Transcript

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1. 0:00Hey everyone, how's it going? The day
2. 0:03is almost here, it's Saturday, October
3. 0:053rd, and soon we'll be at Rua Cléria
4. 0:081517 at 7:30 PM for our in-person event
5. 0:10for Brazil. We’re counting on your
6. 0:13presence there, and I’m making this
7. 0:15special video today to bring you a very
8. 0:17important reflection, okay? Something
9. 0:19urgent that I think is fundamental and
10. 0:22necessary for us to reflect on today,
11. 0:25at this moment. You must have seen that
12. 0:28besides the United States and Australia
13. 0:30, the United Kingdom and Canada also
14. 0:32issued warnings about Brazil. These
15. 0:35four countries are part of the Five
16. 0:37Eyes intelligence alliance, which also
17. 0:39includes New Zealand. In fact, the
18. 0:41voting has already started in New
19. 0:43Zealand as of 4 PM this Saturday,
20. 0:45because it’s already Sunday over
21. 0:47there, right? So, Brazilians living
22. 0:49there have already begun choosing their
23. 0:51elected representatives. All right? So,
24. 0:54my dear friends, what is behind all of
25. 0:57this? And I need to tell you because a
26. 1:01warning came out from Brazilian
27. 1:04intelligence about this, their
28. 1:06interpretation, and the reason they
29. 1:09believe something is being plotted
30. 1:11behind all of this. This business of
31. 1:15issuing warnings, closing consulates,
32. 1:16closing embassies. I will explain all
33. 1:19of this to you in detail, okay? On
34. 1:22Wednesday, the U.S. embassy announced
35. 1:25the suspension of consulate services
36. 1:28starting this Friday, the 2nd,
37. 1:30throughout Brazil. In Brasília, São
38. 1:34Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Recife, and
39. 1:37Porto Alegre. What was the reason they
40. 1:39claimed? Security concerns. That’s
41. 1:41all they said, just that. They directed
42. 1:43American citizens in need of emergency
43. 1:45assistance not to visit diplomatic
44. 1:47facilities, preferring contact with the
45. 1:50duty officer. Remembering that many
46. 1:53people who went to the U.S. consulates
47. 1:56in São Paulo, Rio, the Federal
48. 1:58District, and Recife were not served,
49. 2:01and there is still no date for these
50. 2:03services to be restored. The State
51. 2:07Department did not detail the nature of
52. 2:09the risk, did not set a return date,
53. 2:10and did not publicly establish a direct
54. 2:12link to the election that is happening
55. 2:14or will happen tomorrow. And hours
56. 2:16later, Australia also closed its
57. 2:18embassy in Brasília on Friday, citing
58. 2:19this American warning. Ambassador
59. 2:22Sophie Davis recommended that
60. 2:24Australians avoid the embassy,
61. 2:25consulates, and other U.S. facilities
62. 2:28in the country, as well as the
63. 2:29surrounding areas. And the Australian
64. 2:33government also updated travel
65. 2:35advisories, mentioning a possible risk
66. 2:37of things like violence, protests, and
67. 2:39public demonstrations, right? and even
68. 2:42groups there that practice horror, okay
69. 2:45? terrorist dangers, but with a T,
70. 2:48linked to this environment of dispute.
71. 2:52Uh, the other countries, United Kingdom
72. 2:54, Germany, Canada, Ireland, did not
73. 2:56close their embassies, but they just
74. 2:58reinforced the warning about protests,
75. 3:00gatherings, blockades, uh, the
76. 3:01advisability of caution, without
77. 3:03announcing any closure of operations or
78. 3:05exit from the territory. Now, something
79. 3:09strange happened, because a guy tried
80. 3:12to jump over the fence there at the
81. 3:13Brazilian high court, didn't make it,
82. 3:16and then he left a backpack near a bus
83. 3:18stop there. This caused everything to
84. 3:21be closed there, the streets. Later
85. 3:23they checked the guy's backpack, there
86. 3:24was nothing, just personal items. And
87. 3:26the guy, it seemed like he was saying
88. 3:28things that made no sense, he had some
89. 3:29kind of psychological disorder. But
90. 3:32besides that, it started to circulate
91. 3:34in the media now, this Saturday, today
92. 3:36the 3rd, that some things were written
93. 3:38on the internet saying they would do
94. 3:41some harm to the American consulates.
95. 3:43And that is why the Federal Police
96. 3:45served search and seizure warrants
97. 3:48there in São Paulo, and also around
98. 3:50the Federal District, in an
99. 3:51investigation into alleged plans that
100. 3:54were being commented on online against
101. 3:56American diplomatic facilities in
102. 3:58cooperation, all of this with foreign
103. 4:00services. The cooperation described it
104. 4:03as just a preventive action, reporting
105. 4:05that up to that moment it had not found
106. 4:07any element that confirmed the initial
107. 4:08risk nor identified any suspects linked
108. 4:10to any type of criminal organization.
109. 4:13The investigation there also ended up
110. 4:15having the seizure of communication
111. 4:17equipment. Reports cited there that
112. 4:20these things online that were written
113. 4:22against the American consulate and this
114. 4:25backpack could be this incentive for
115. 4:27these embassies to do this, but it
116. 4:29makes no sense to close all embassies
117. 4:31in the entire country, okay, due to a
118. 4:34problem that was happening there in
119. 4:36Brasília, okay? So, the American
120. 4:39authorities did not confirm that this
121. 4:41had been the motivation. And the
122. 4:43episode drew attention because
123. 4:44suspending consulate service due to
124. 4:46security across the entire American
125. 4:47diplomatic circuit in Brazil is very
126. 4:49rare. We cannot forget that relations
127. 4:52between Brasília and Washington were
128. 4:54already tense, and the silence
129. 4:56regarding this danger leaves room for
130. 4:57speculation, right? Because closing the
131. 5:00door and asking citizens to avoid the
132. 5:02embassy is a precautionary measure used
133. 5:04when what happens? When the North
134. 5:07American intelligence services or the
135. 5:09Five Eyes, which are those
136. 5:11English-speaking groups, when they
137. 5:13assess a concrete risk to facilities
138. 5:15and people, even if the local
139. 5:17investigation has not yet corroborated
140. 5:19this alert. In other words, they
141. 5:22gathered some intelligence for those
142. 5:24living in the country, right? This
143. 5:25seems strange to those of us here in
144. 5:27Brazil, right? This drastic,
145. 5:28unexplained diplomatic gesture on the
146. 5:31eve of a decisive contest in Brazil,
147. 5:33without the police having confirmed the
148. 5:36danger that motivated it. So, we are
149. 5:38trying to follow this. And then, my
150. 5:41dear friends, this warning from the
151. 5:44intelligence service emerges, okay?
152. 5:46This is the main part of our
153. 5:49conversation today. Let me put the
154. 5:51article up here for you. Take a look at
155. 5:54the article I’m going to show you now
156. 5:56, okay? Just a second here so we can,
157. 5:59uh, there we go. There it is. An
158. 6:02article from Fórum magazine, which of
159. 6:03course has a more progressive line. Uh,
160. 6:05exclusive. SISBIN issues alert for an
161. 6:08attempt to turn the tables after
162. 6:10President Donald closes the embassy in
163. 6:12Brazil. Remembering that the decision
164. 6:15was made by Marco Rubio, Secretary of
165. 6:16State. The Brazilian Intelligence
166. 6:19System issued reports on a
167. 6:20psychological operation—keep that
168. 6:22term in mind—a psychological
169. 6:24operation triggered by Trump, who
170. 6:26ordered the suspension of services at
171. 6:29consular offices, okay? So, hybrid
172. 6:31warfare is their argument for inciting
173. 6:34panic. It would be focused there on the
174. 6:36judiciary and this idea of suppressing
175. 6:39information, allegedly orchestrated by
176. 6:41interlocutors of the Brazilian senator
177. 6:43who is running for the position there.
178. 6:45Let me explain to you what this is,
179. 6:47because this is serious, okay? An
180. 6:50intelligence service giving this type
181. 6:52of warning is not a normal thing, okay?
182. 6:56But let me just tell you the difference
183. 6:59between ABIN, which is the Brazilian
184. 7:02Intelligence Agency, and SISBIN, which
185. 7:05is the Brazilian Intelligence System,
186. 7:08okay? Let's go. ABIN, my friends, is
187. 7:11the central agency, it is the Brazilian
188. 7:13State's Civil Intelligence Service,
189. 7:14subordinated to the executive branch
190. 7:16which is commanded by the President of
191. 7:18the Republic, okay? ABIN's main
192. 7:20function is to plan and execute
193. 7:22intelligence and counterintelligence
194. 7:24activities as well. To directly advise
195. 7:26the President of the Republic with
196. 7:28strategic information. Now, ABIN does
197. 7:30not have police, investigative,
198. 7:32criminal, or crime-containment
199. 7:34functions, such as detaining or
200. 7:37arresting people, okay? Now, SISBIN is
201. 7:39the integration network, it is the
202. 7:42system created in 1999 to integrate the
203. 7:44planning and execution of intelligence
204. 7:47actions in Brazil. It is composed of
205. 7:50various federal, state, and district
206. 7:52bodies of security, defense, foreign
207. 7:55relations, and other strategic areas
208. 7:57that produce or possess data of
209. 7:59interest to the state, okay? So, ABIN
210. 8:03has a role in SISBIN. ABIN acts as the
211. 8:06central body of SISBIN, responsible for
212. 8:08coordinating, supervising, and
213. 8:10articulating the exchange of knowledge
214. 8:13among all members of this network. Got
215. 8:15it? Just so we can distinguish who is
216. 8:17who here. I’m going to put the
217. 8:19article we’re going to discuss back
218. 8:21on the screen for you, so you can
219. 8:22understand the seriousness of this,
220. 8:23okay? Why is this serious? Because
221. 8:27Brazil's intelligence agencies have
222. 8:30just issued an internal alert warning
223. 8:33that the United States is doing what? A
224. 8:38psychological operation against the
225. 8:41Brazilian races this Sunday. My friends
226. 8:44, this is very serious, okay? So, uh,
227. 8:49look at the point we’ve reached,
228. 8:52alright? And so, my dears, I want to, I
229. 8:55need to remind you that psychological
230. 8:57operations is a field I know, right? I
231. 9:00was an instructor for the advanced
232. 9:02psychological operations course at the
233. 9:03Personnel Studies Center, CEP, at Forte
234. 9:05Duque de Caxias, in Leme, okay? So,
235. 9:08just to define it for you, a
236. 9:10psychological operation is the planned
237. 9:13use of communication and persuasion
238. 9:16techniques to influence the emotions,
239. 9:20perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors
240. 9:23of a specific audience, okay? So, the
241. 9:27concept of a psychological operation is
242. 9:29systematic action or actions that use
243. 9:32selected information to shape how
244. 9:34individuals or groups interpret reality
245. 9:37. The goal is to achieve political or
246. 9:40military objectives without the primary
247. 9:43use of physical force, generating
248. 9:45favorable behaviors or reducing
249. 9:47adversary resistance, okay? It can be
250. 9:50directed at allies, neutral populations
251. 9:53, or hostile groups in peace or
252. 9:55conflict scenarios. What are the main
253. 9:58methods of psychological operations?
254. 10:02Dissemination of information, which is
255. 10:04the strategic use of data and messages
256. 10:05through leaflets, radio, the internet,
257. 10:07uh, and field actions, influence
258. 10:09campaigns, which are coordinated
259. 10:11actions to build specific narratives
260. 10:12and manage public opinion. And the use
261. 10:15there does not involve brutality; it
262. 10:17prioritizes psychological persuasion.
263. 10:19That’s why it involves a lot of
264. 10:21social psychology studies. Uh, so they
265. 10:23favor psychological persuasion over
266. 10:26traditional direct combat to prevent
267. 10:29the escalation of crises. Got it? That
268. 10:32is the concept, then, of psychological
269. 10:34operations. And why am I telling you
270. 10:36this here? I’m telling you this
271. 10:40because, according to this SISBIM
272. 10:43report, this closing of embassies in
273. 10:46Brazil and these security alerts are
274. 10:49part of a psychological operation
275. 10:52action by the United States. What the
276. 10:58article will say is that Brazilian
277. 11:00federal investigators believe that this
278. 11:03operation is being coordinated directly
279. 11:06by the White House in collusion with
280. 11:09the senator who is running for the
281. 11:11executive position, seeking a new
282. 11:14attempt there to seize power, right? So
283. 11:18, according to the report, the Federal
284. 11:20Police and Brazil's Intelligence Agency
285. 11:22allegedly issued an internal alert
286. 11:24stating that there is an operation
287. 11:25underway to influence this first round,
288. 11:27which will take place tomorrow. What
289. 11:30triggered this alert? It was the United
290. 11:33States Embassy in Brazil having
291. 11:34suddenly suspended all in-person
292. 11:36services this past Friday, as I
293. 11:38mentioned to you, citing security
294. 11:40concerns that no one really explained
295. 11:41properly. And remember, it wasn't just
296. 11:44the United States; soon after,
297. 11:46Australia, Canada, and the United
298. 11:48Kingdom also announced restrictions and
299. 11:50issued security alerts. What did
300. 11:52Brazilian intelligence interpret from
301. 11:53this, then? That this closure was the
302. 11:56first step in a coordinated effort to
303. 11:59spread fear and tension in the days
304. 12:02leading up to the election. According
305. 12:05to the article in Fórum magazine,
306. 12:07which I’m citing for you and is there
307. 12:08on the screen, a source from the
308. 12:10Federal Police called this hybrid
309. 12:11warfare. And the idea would be to scare
310. 12:15voters so they move away from the
311. 12:17current government or the current
312. 12:19president, or simply stay home, causing
313. 12:22abstention to rise so much that the
314. 12:24current president cannot win or is
315. 12:26defeated in the first round. We cannot
316. 12:30forget that, according to data we
317. 12:32brought to you, many people say: "Gosh,
318. 12:33but the poll was wrong." Often, it's
319. 12:36not that the poll was wrong, it's
320. 12:38because the poll takes into account a
321. 12:41person's intention to choose a figure.
322. 12:43It doesn't take, it doesn't guarantee
323. 12:46that this person who said, "I choose
324. 12:48such and such a name," will go there on
325. 12:50the day to press the little button. So,
326. 12:53my dear friends, abstention is a very
327. 12:55big problem, according to the polls
328. 12:57brought up on Thursday by the newspaper
329. 12:59O Globo, which I cited to you on that
330. 13:01very Thursday. Abstention is a
331. 13:05phenomenon that is more present among
332. 13:07low-education and low-income
333. 13:09demographics. And 40%of the public that
334. 13:13generally supports the current
335. 13:15government is composed of people with
336. 13:17low education and low income. So,
337. 13:20increasing abstention or ensuring
338. 13:22abstention is a problem for the current
339. 13:25government, okay? So, the intelligence
340. 13:29service believes that this operation
341. 13:31was carried out to harm the current
342. 13:33president who is in power, right? So,
343. 13:37internally, Brazilian intelligence even
344. 13:40gave this alleged operation the curious
345. 13:44name of "Brother Sam 2." This is a
346. 13:47reference to the U.S. intervention of
347. 13:501964, when Washington supported the
348. 13:53advance of the defense sector against
349. 13:56President João Goulart. And that
350. 14:00established a military administration
351. 14:02that lasted 21 years in Brazil. And the
352. 14:06presence of the United States in this
353. 14:08dispute, according to what is being
354. 14:10disseminated in the media, goes further
355. 14:12than that, because even the British
356. 14:14newspaper The Guardian reported this
357. 14:16week that President Donald's
358. 14:17administration allocated 1 million
359. 14:19dollars through the State Department's
360. 14:21Human Rights and Democracy Fund to
361. 14:23Brazilians who had a clear mission to,
362. 14:25uh, make speeches against the Brazilian
363. 14:27High Court, okay? And then they will
364. 14:31argue that Eduardo, Senator Flávio's
365. 14:33brother, has direct access to the State
366. 14:35Department in Washington, which would
367. 14:37show a link between the senator's
368. 14:38current campaign and the Trump
369. 14:40administration. And we also cannot
370. 14:43forget that 10 days before the vote,
371. 14:46Meta and Facebook deactivated the
372. 14:48current president's advertising on all
373. 14:50of their platforms, right? Remembering
374. 14:53that Meta owns Instagram, WhatsApp, and
375. 14:55Facebook, without giving any
376. 14:57explanation, right? We know that Brazil
377. 14:59is very important in this scenario for
378. 15:01the United States. Brazil is the
379. 15:03largest economy in Latin America and
380. 15:06has rare earth reserves, right?
381. 15:09Minerals that Washington has already
382. 15:11clearly pointed out as strategic in the
383. 15:13dispute with Beijing. We know that the
384. 15:16result of this year's election will
385. 15:18define the political direction of the
386. 15:20entire South American region, well
387. 15:22beyond Brazilian borders. And to show
388. 15:24that things are even stranger, beyond
389. 15:27this whole situation that we are seeing
390. 15:29, my friends, look at this. President
391. 15:32Donald, he just published, not
392. 15:34President Donald, but the White House
393. 15:35just published this here on the White
394. 15:37House Instagram. You're seeing "White
395. 15:40House" there; I translated it into
396. 15:41Portuguese for you, it's originally in
397. 15:43English. Look what it says. Uh,
398. 15:45communism has no place in America. But
399. 15:48"America," uh, we don't know if he's
400. 15:51talking about America in the sense of
401. 15:53the United States of America or the
402. 15:55Americas, right? And we know that, uh,
403. 15:58we are here today, October 3rd, on the
404. 16:00eve of a dispute in the country that is
405. 16:02the South American power, which is
406. 16:04Brazil, largest territory, largest GDP,
407. 16:06greatest influence, largest amount of
408. 16:08natural wealth. So, my dear ones, look
409. 16:10at what President Donald puts there.
410. 16:12Communism has no place in America. And
411. 16:14then he writes a text, right,
412. 16:15remembering that it is the White House
413. 16:17profile. Official White House profile.
414. 16:19Communism is directly opposed to the
415. 16:21United States Constitution and to
416. 16:22American values. Although all Democrats
417. 16:26voted against the largest tax cuts in
418. 16:28American history and more than 100
419. 16:30refuse to condemn socialism, President
420. 16:32Trump will ensure that communism never
421. 16:35has a place in America. So I ask you,
422. 16:39okay? Is President Donald referring to
423. 16:42North America or is he referring to
424. 16:45Brazil? And the fate of South America
425. 16:49was left open here. Is that right? Now,
426. 16:52my dear friends, there is a lot of talk
427. 16:56about uh military movements on the
428. 16:59border there between Brazil and and the
429. 17:02Peruvians. Uh, a lot of movement has
430. 17:05been discussed on the internet, right?
431. 17:07I already, I saw some videos today, but
432. 17:09I couldn't confirm their veracity. A
433. 17:12lot of military movement in Argentina
434. 17:15as well on the border with Brazil, in
435. 17:17the Peruvian state on the border with
436. 17:20Brazil, okay? Some of these alerts also
437. 17:23speak of movements in Venezuelan
438. 17:25territory, also on the border with
439. 17:28Brazil. And then many people start to
440. 17:32wonder, is President Donald using that
441. 17:38Shields of America thing to uh prepare
442. 17:43some action, coordinated by South
443. 17:50American countries against Brazil or in
444. 17:54favor of Brazil or in Brazil? What is
445. 17:58this Shield of the Americas, my dear
446. 18:00friends? The Shield of the Americas,
447. 18:03also known as the Anti-Cartel Coalition
448. 18:06of the Americas, is a multinational
449. 18:08political, economic, and military
450. 18:11alliance led by the United States under
451. 18:13the command of President Donald's
452. 18:16administration, created this March. The
453. 18:19bloc's main focus is combating
454. 18:21transnational organized crime and
455. 18:23limiting, pay attention, the
456. 18:25geopolitical influence of foreign
457. 18:27powers, especially China in Latin
458. 18:29America, okay? And here are the central
459. 18:31points here, the three pillars of this
460. 18:33coalition. Although this coalition was
461. 18:36born with strong security rhetoric, the
462. 18:38bloc formalized its actions into three
463. 18:41fundamental axes, establishing its
464. 18:43joint declarations. First, hemispheric
465. 18:46security is the military and
466. 18:47intelligence cooperation to track,
467. 18:49suffocate, and dismantle criminal
468. 18:51networks. President Donald defends the
469. 18:54use of the power of the armed forces to
470. 18:56combat the trade of illicit substances,
471. 18:58right? and classified there as an
472. 19:01existential threat to the United States
473. 19:03. Furthermore, there is also the pillar
474. 19:05of economy and critical resources. The
475. 19:08bloc provides for the creation of
476. 19:10investment analysis mechanisms, digital
477. 19:12infrastructure protection, and, mainly,
478. 19:14the protection of critical mineral
479. 19:16supply chains in the region to rival
480. 19:18the Chinese market, okay? So they are
481. 19:21working closely together on this. And
482. 19:24furthermore, uh, coordinated actions to
483. 19:26stop people entering the United States
484. 19:28without documents and to combat
485. 19:30espionage or political influence from
486. 19:32outside the Western Hemisphere. It is
487. 19:35just like the Condor Plan and also the
488. 19:38Monroe Doctrine, okay? And so, my
489. 19:40friends, who is this group composed of?
490. 19:43We have 15 member countries. United
491. 19:47States, Argentina, Belize, Bolivia,
492. 19:49Chile and Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador
493. 19:52, El Salvador, Guyana, Honduras, Panama
494. 19:54, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic,
495. 19:56and also Trinidad and Tobago. Now, both
496. 20:00the governments of Brazil and Mexico
497. 20:02refused to be part of this initiative.
498. 20:05Analysts point out that these countries
499. 20:07avoid losing regional autonomy, the
500. 20:09strong militarization of the agenda,
501. 20:11and automatic alignment with this North
502. 20:13American hegemony, which sparks debates
503. 20:15about a possible political isolation of
504. 20:17these two regional powers, right? Now,
505. 20:20have there been any actions from this "
506. 20:22Shield of the Americas" group yet? Yes,
507. 20:24there have. During a summit at the UN
508. 20:26General Assembly this past September,
509. 20:29the member countries agreed to classify
510. 20:3124 groups operating on the margins of
511. 20:34society in Latin America as targets for
512. 20:36collective sanctions. Among the groups
513. 20:39are organizations that operate directly
514. 20:41in Brazil, such as the PCC and the Red
515. 20:43Command, in addition to Mexican groups
516. 20:45there, okay? So, these approved
517. 20:47measures for these groups include
518. 20:49blocking and freezing financial assets
519. 20:51in all countries participating in the
520. 20:54coalition, strict visa restrictions for
521. 20:56members, associates, and supporters,
522. 20:58and severe criminal punishment for
523. 21:00logistical cooperation or material
524. 21:02support to these groups, okay? And to
525. 21:05coordinate this policy and serve as a
526. 21:07direct liaison between the US State
527. 21:09Department and allied countries, the
528. 21:11United States government appointed
529. 21:13Christina Norman as special envoy for
530. 21:15the Shield of the Americas. Perfect.
531. 21:18Now, my friends, the question that
532. 21:21remains for us is the following: is the
533. 21:25United States preparing military action
534. 21:28in Brazil? My friends, there are some
535. 21:34strange signs appearing. The first
536. 21:38strange sign is the so-called Pentagon
537. 21:41pizza index. I don't know if you've
538. 21:44heard of this, okay? But this Friday,
539. 21:46yesterday, the Pentagon pizza index
540. 21:47caught attention once again.
541. 21:49Independent trackers saw pizzerias near
542. 21:52the Pentagon crowded well beyond the
543. 21:54norm. The site that monitors this, you
544. 21:58know, reached its maximum alert level.
545. 22:01This is a level invented by the site
546. 22:03itself to signal that activity is
547. 22:05through the roof, okay? Uh, the story
548. 22:07is noteworthy because something similar
549. 22:09has happened before. In January, a
550. 22:11local pizzeria had a peak in orders
551. 22:13late at night, and it was the same
552. 22:14night that the United States carried
553. 22:16out, you know what? That military
554. 22:17operation in Venezuela that ended with
555. 22:19the capture of Nicolás Maduro. In
556. 22:21other words, the logic is simple. When
557. 22:24there's a crisis or a major operation,
558. 22:26the Pentagon staff works late, orders
559. 22:28food, and the pizzerias get packed. But
560. 22:32we can't measure everything by that.
561. 22:35Now, the question everyone is asking,
562. 22:37are the American armed forces preparing
563. 22:40an action against Brazil? Could that be
564. 22:43why the embassy closed its doors? My
565. 22:46dear friends, I am going to get into a
566. 22:49subject so serious now that I want to
567. 22:51invite you to discuss it over at the
568. 22:53Ark, okay? The Ark is our study group,
569. 22:56it’s the place where we can talk
570. 22:58about things without the limitations of
571. 23:01these platforms. I’m going to bring
572. 23:04up a series of very strange signs that
573. 23:07there is something being cooked up by
574. 23:09the United States for Latin America. We
575. 23:13don't know if it will be now, we don't
576. 23:15know if it will be Brazil or if it will
577. 23:17be Cuba. But I want to show you all of
578. 23:19this right now. The signs that the
579. 23:22Americans are creating something there,
580. 23:24an operation is being cooked up there.
581. 23:27I will bring all this information. It
582. 23:29is vital for you. I will tell you one
583. 23:31sign. A big one that there is huge
584. 23:34trouble coming. This sign came from
585. 23:36within Brazil from a very powerful
586. 23:39figure who made a post on social media
587. 23:41that left analysts, well, those who
588. 23:43understand, with their eyes wide open.
589. 23:46Okay, my friends, I’m heading over to
590. 23:48the Ark now. If you want to come and be
591. 23:50part of this study group of ours on how
592. 23:53to protect yourself financially,
593. 23:54materially, and prepare for this
594. 23:56craziness, our group of help, mutual
595. 23:58aid and protection, where you will have
596. 24:00classes from Monday to Friday directly
597. 24:02with me there, some live, others
598. 24:04recorded, 25 courses already recorded,
599. 24:06a course, a 300-page book, more than
600. 24:08300 pages called Strategic Relocation
601. 24:10Brazil, showing you the safest places
602. 24:12in Brazil where you can protect
603. 24:14yourself. Just scan the QR code on the
604. 24:17screen or click the link, it’s in the
605. 24:18chat, it's pinned to the top of the
606. 24:20chat too, it's there and in the video
607. 24:22description, okay? Big hug to you all,
608. 24:24stay with God, examine all things,
609. 24:25let's resume this conversation at the
610. 24:27Ark. A hug, guys. Take care,