Manifesto in defense of Brazil

The Regime That Oppresses Us Is Collapsing — And It Will Fall

It’s not a matter of if, but when 

This article is also available in Brazilian Portuguese. 👉 

 By Antonio Fernando Pinheiro Pedro

IT’S WAR!

Neutrality is no longer an option.

Brazil is under siege—not by foreign forces, but by a morally bankrupt, corrupt authoritarian system.

The current regime is propped up by an unholy alliance of bureaucrats, radical ideologues, and global rent-seekers, all of whom have twisted the State into a tool of political persecution.

Freedom of speech has been strangled. The Constitution ignored. Ordinary citizens criminalized.

Public institutions have been hijacked by actors seeking only self-preservation, while the Judiciary—once a guardian of the law—now hosts blatant abuses of power.

The media, both complicit and activist, manipulates facts, silences dissent, and pushes narratives that fracture society.

Environmental protection has collapsed, overwhelmed by alarming rates of pollution and degradation. Public safety has vanished amid shocking statistics of murder, theft, fraud, corruption, and impunity.

Education has been replaced by indoctrination in schools and universities.

Our national culture is under attack by ideologies that deny our history, our biology, and our faith.

The Brazilian family—the bedrock of our civilization—is being systematically dismantled.

The racial and cultural mixing that defines our people is now weaponized to sow division and resentment.

Public and private agencies responsible for data and statistics have lost all credibility—now mere factories of forged numbers.

Real governance no longer exists. In its place: opportunistic deals and tactical alliances.

The People Have Awakened

The wall of deception and illusion has collapsed.

The oppressive system stands exposed—its resources depleted before consolidation.

The regime that oppresses us is unraveling—and will fall. It’s not a matter of if, but when.

The government and its corrupted institutions have lost all credibility—not even manipulated polls can hide the public’s rejection.

Thousands of citizens are back in the streets across the country.

Social networks seethe with condemnation of the government, its ruling juristocracy, and the parasitic legislators who leech off popular sovereignty.

Spontaneous protests demand an end to censorship, the fall of the regime, and the restoration of democracy.

Flags of Brazil, Israel, Argentina, Ukraine, and the USA wave side by side—signaling international solidarity against authoritarianism.

The World Responds

Brazil has become a global concern. The regime that hijacked the nation seeks ties with the so-called “Axis of Evil” and now threatens the West.

The United States, under Donald Trump’s leadership, imposed 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods and banned entry of regime officials—including ministers, prosecutors, and Supreme Court members—for posing threats to democracy.

Declaring a “National Emergency,” the U.S. government revoked visas of Brazil’s Justice Minister, Federal Police Chief, Attorney General, and Supreme Court Justices—an unprecedented act in diplomatic history.

It went further: the White House applied the Magnitsky Act against a Supreme Court justice—an extraordinary sanction for human rights violations, censorship, and political persecution. It enforces financial death and may extend to other regime actors.

The crisis is set to escalate, posing serious technological and financial risks, and calling into question the role of Brazil’s military in defending the American continent.

Yet these actions were praised by Brazilian patriots. Though harsh, they shine a light on the regime’s hidden drift toward dictatorship, disguised under stolen democratic language.

European nations are expected to follow suit. More public officials will face international disgrace.

Time for Brazilians to Act

It’s up to honorable Brazilians to protest, organize, and pressure democratic mechanisms to act against the illegitimate regime.

There’s no room for the “fence-sitters.” As Dante Alighieri once said, neutrality is the refuge of cowards in times of moral crisis.

Decay can only be fought through cleansing and reconstruction.

Brazil needs a leader who will confront the system, defend national sovereignty, protect family, property, and liberty. Someone willing to steer Brazil back to democracy, prosperity, merit, and a market economy.

Someone unafraid to stand up to the “New World Order,” reject political correctness, and embody Brazil’s true values.

Either we find a wise conciliator—requiring extraordinary effort from those with moral reserves and sound reason to rebuild the shattered Republic—or we choose a direct path, guided by conservative order.

In the latter case, the leader is Jair Bolsonaro.

Despite persecution, electronic ankle monitors, and restrictions on public appearances—Bolsonaro remains the voice of resistance.

On the political right—the path to restore the Republic—there must be no hesitation: Bolsonaro is a unifying figure. There is no alternative.

His strength lies in the people. His cause is freedom.

It’s up to those with moral authority to realign our institutions with the will of the people.

Time to Mobilize

It’s time to defend the Republic and restore democracy.

Time to rally the nation’s unshackled forces—the true patriots—to pressure Congress into fulfilling its sacred duty: to uphold sovereignty, cleanse the regime, and remove illegitimate rulers.

Time to expose fake conservatives and cowardly pretenders so they never stand in future elections.

Time to prepare for electoral reckoning. Clean house at the polls. Remove the clique that ravaged Brazil in just a few short years.

Time to demand liberty and dignity!

Time to separate the wheat from the chaff. To choose legitimate voices, evaluate their proposals, and find a way out of the sewage the regime dragged us into.

It’s Time to Save Brazil.