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> But Lula has his back again, yeah?
Moraes is anti-Bolsonaro but not necessarily pro-Lula. He twice served as a cabinet member in current VP Alckmin's state governments in São Paulo and also as Minister of Justice in Temer's government, which the Worker's Party still describes as an illegitimate coup-installed government. The Supreme Court can be expected to side with the centrist elites which allied with Lula to defeat Bolsonaro.
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> He says back then, since Russia attacked Georgia, all through the conflicts, a strong and decisive Franco-German leadership intervened and prevented escalation, and lead to Minsk agreement. Now the war was elevated into a European problem.
> Says we lost our allies in peace. Like the Germans. Says maybe they still have the old maps. Keks. And everyone turned along with the Germans. And the Germans are now pretend they were always for the war. Now in the peace camp only two members left: Hungary and the Vatican.
But how did France and Germany become hawks, was it just American pressure?