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Something appears to be happening in Brazil. There have been a number of reports of military mobilization throughout the nation in preparation for what may indeed be an armed intervention in their current constitutional crisis.

We're going to see precisely what's going on in Brazil. We're going to learn what led up to this current constitutional crisis and make sure to stick to the very end of this video when we'll find out what to expect in the next 48 hours you were not going to want to miss this.

Video of military mobilization throughout the nation of Brazil are becoming more and more frequent of late a mobilization that suggests the military may be ready to act and act decisively in the midst of Brazil's current constitutional crisis.

On October 30th of this year, the ultra-leftist Lula de Silva barely defeated the incumbent nationals' popular was president, Jair Bolsonaro, winning by just one percentage point.

Now this comes after he was touted for months by the legacy media, both in Brazil and here in the United States, to win by upwards of 15 or 20 points.

The whole controversy over whether Lula was even allowed to run in the first place was completely ignored by the complicit media.

In 2017, Lula, who is a long track record of supporting drug dealers and all kinds of illicit activity in Brazil, was sentenced to nine years in prison after being convicted and one of the biggest corruption scandals in Brazil's history, what was called Operation Car Wash.

He was up until that point a very successful president. He served two terms during a relatively prosperous period in Brazil's history.

So he does remain very popular, particularly among Brazil's poor, but his corruption did indeed eventually catch up with him and he was sentenced to seven years in prison.

And that, of course, opened the door for the rise of Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's first nationalist populist candidate.

He's been hailed as the Trump of the tropics, tropics, and he won in a landslide in 2018.

However, something sinister happened since then.

What we have to understand is that in Brazil, it's not so much the president that's been invested with supreme powers that were.

The president actually has rather limited power and influence in Brazilian politics.

The real power, when all said and done, resides in Brazil's supreme court.

The court itself is comprised of 11 justices and of those 11, seven were appointed by Lula as well as Dilma Rousseff, his took over from Lula.

Only two were appointed by Bolsonaro.

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