They will come back

no gay who wants to set foot in brazil now with that vile homophobic a-hole in power


if people voted for Bolsonaro as president which i strongly doubt then they were a bit crazy, but i think Bolsonaro's party rigged the vote (brazil and fair politics sure jan)

Yes its a Traditional Samba.
No Gays permitted
they can watch

the brazilian Trump, well honestly i only find Trump a attention seeker


but Bolsonaro i get scared of, he's so extremistic bit of a potential dictator

nicky stop trying to curry favour

huh

:conf:

Have to feel sorry for dudes so insecure about themselves, that they have to align with dictators and pretend tough guys to boost their own masculine credentials.

Grim times for Brazil, Bolsonero doesn't respect democracy and is an all round bigot. Hopefully he loses power before he puts the country in too much of a backslide.

women also have the vote in Brazil and you have no idea if he pretends to be tough or not but id imagine if you met him you would be too scared to find out..

I wasn't talking about folks in Brazil.

sure

well you cant be insulting members as I know you realise that would be against the rules and rather inappropriate in this thread?

Are you insulted, LT?

no as i missed the point according to your thought process

He is not taking over your small nation
Give him a chance, he may clear out the Gangster Gangs
that force all to pay them.

he seems like a right twat

https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/...v0/1000x-1.jpg

Brazil’s recently sworn-in President Jair Bolsonaro will debut at the World Economic Forum in Davos eager to present a new, more open and business-friendly country to the world.

On his committee are the powerful economy minister Paulo Guedes, the famed anti-corruption tsar Sergio Moro and the outspoken foreign minister Ernesto Araujo, according to a Brazilian government official involved in the preparations.

The objective is to sell a new image of Brazil after years of economic and political crises. Former President Michel Temer, who left office last week, had suffered ongoing questions of legitimacy and secured few significant bilateral meetings. By contrast Klaus Schwab, the executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, has invited Bolsonaro to give a luncheon speech during the event.

Eager to showcase the country’s shift to a pro-U.S. foreign policy, Bolsonaro is hoping to crown his trip by meeting with President Donald Trump.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-trump-meeting

Things finally looking up for beleaguered Brazil

He will be Safe once inside Davos