Lately, I've been watching quite a few Brazilian movies or movies that take place in Brazil in general. Last Stop 174 and City of Men have been 2 of my favorites (other than City of God and Elite Squad 1 and 2). City of Men is a movie based on a 16 episode tv series of the same name and Last Stop has a documentary of this story called 'Bus 174'. Great reactions. Been subbed for awhile.
@@NatoHoroCentral do Brasil é chato pra caralho, não recomendo a ninguem, especialmente gringos, senão os caras desistem de vez do cinema brasileiro. XD
Gosto desse filme, porque ele não despreza minha inteligência, nem minha idade e nem minha experiência de vida. Ele diz, e isso é verdade, que se ganham algumas batalhas, mas ele também diz, e isso é uma verdade absoluta, que as guerras nunca acabam.
It is important to say that everything the film says about "the system" is true, especially in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Brazil is given over to criminals, from politicians to street thieves.
24:30 not "playing". one of the surest way to identify a corpse is by their teeth, the marks you make when you bite are almost as unique as your fingerprints... so they were removing the skull's teeth so it couldn't be used to identify the body
the last scene with the 2 big white buildings , they represent the"Palácio do Planalto" were the president and the other 2 powers stay. And they are also part of the sistem . There's no end to corruption in Brasil
Just a thing about the journalist, when they said play with her it was not what they did with the corpse, here in Brazil the brincar/play in that context means rape
The prison scene really happened in real life. Look it up, in 2011, when the leaders of CV (Comando Vermelho) inside of Bangu 1 prison, received weapons and broke through to reach the area where ADA (Amigos dos Amigos) members were jailed. They killed a lot of people and burned Ue (the leader of ADA) alive.
There's a smaller budget movie co-written by Rodrigo Pimentel, who worked on the Tropa de Elite movies. Definitely worth a watch, It's about the regular military police in rio, not the Bope.
Much love man! As a Brazilian I'm happy you liked the movie. Hope you don't get a really bad image of the country. Yes, the movie is 100% accurate, but there's lots of good ppl here too. I would love if you paid us a visit.
@@CapedInformer as much as I love my city, I'm not sure it's worth the risk anymore. Sorry if I'm being disheartening, maybe it's because yesterday wasn't a good day around here, but anyway, not sure I'd recommend visiting anymore.
Great react! We have a lot of great movies, but I'll recomend two, they are not action movies but dramas: 1- Que horas ela volta? 2- Central do Brasil. Prepare your tissues 😂
Other GREAT movie ( one of the bests), is a comedy called O Alto da Compadecida. The problem is that its comedy is deeply rooted in our own culture, so I think it would be hard to a foreign to undestand and enjoy as much as we do. But its an EXCELENT movie, so if your interested in trying...be our guest 😊
Brazilian speaking here: Its hard to find a movie better than "Elite Squad" here in our country. Yeah yeah, you'll hear a lot about "Cidade de Deus", "O Auto da Compadecida" and "Central do Brasil", but even these do not come even CLOSE to this masterpiece here. I'm afraid the other brazilian movies shall not be that engaging to foreign audiences. I could suggest an extra movie if you have the time (and luck to find), named "Bingo: O Rei das Manhãs", which in english was released as "Bingo: The King of the Mornings". Its the true story about our very own brazilian Bozo The Clown. Yeah, we had one here running TV kids shows as well. But this story is not supposed to be funny and colorful, but instead, paints a darker picture about how Bingo's (codename for Bozo, due to Copyrights) actor was heavily into drugs and alcohol, and lived a life of s#$t on stage and outside. Worth watching.
Hey Brazil here🇧🇷! Thanks for the reaction❤ I loved to watch your thoughts at the end of the video since this is such a bold thought-provocking movie. Regarding the violence, when commenters say that "this is real Brazil", I just wanted to highlight that theses movies specially showcase the reality of the city of RIO, so much so that I'd think it is better to say that "this is the real Rio life in the FAVELAS". Honestly, It'd be fair to say today that the Rio de Janeiro favelas are in a constant state of war (just 2 days ago a kid was shot by a stray bullet from a shooting on his way to school there). BUT in my opinion most of Brazil doesn't experience that level of rampant violence (with some exceptions here and there). Criminality and violence is mostly found in the poorer areas of cities (since they're harder to regulate), just like in most cities around the world. In the favela's case, think of that place as having this huge area filled with close knit and poorly-infrastructured housing where not even a car can pass through in between, there is just no way for regular police to regulate and control the area from afar which makes every criminal-cop encounter a straight up close-up warzone. Basically, the geography and infrastructures in favelas make it nigh impossible to ever think it will be free of violence and exploitation. Now about the corruption in Brazil, it is (and has always been since the founding of the nation) deeply embeded into the government's dealings. And with the way the judiciary system here is shit (pardon my language) corruption NEVER gets properly sentenced. Lol just look at our current president who years ago basically got his curroption accusations sweeped out becsuse of some "legal tecnicalities" but has now been elected again despite the "clean sheet law" where every politian must not have a criminal record. I'm not saying he's a bad president (I actually think he's doing a decent job, at least way better than the previous one), I'm just saying that he's probably doing some embezzlement that will likely never be trialed for.
Off topic, but Im currently binge watching ur movie reactions and u mentioned an 80s music video reaction cgannel. I hope u will and if u do, start with "We Are The World" by USA for AFRICA. This video has the biggest 80s artist if its time and artists from the 70s in the video too. Theres a backstory to the making of this song/video. Quincy Jones told " the artist" to leave their egos at the door.
I wanted to recommend another movie I just recently watched, "Shot Caller" (2017) starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister from GoT) and Jon Bernthal (Punisher, Walking Dead, and so much else), among many others. Family man makes a mistake and winds up in a California state prison, and once itside it's sink or swim. It's a raw, unmerciful look into parts of the US prison system and what it does to people. The movie actually starts with him being released from prison, and we follow both his struggle to complete a deal he can't back out from, while his time in prison is told in flashbacks. Just a fantastic movie, great performances all around (Nikolaj is terrific!), and a haunting score. The last movie that had me this gripped was Sicario (2015), and that's saying something. o.O Fair warning though, it does picture the heavily racially segregated US prison system where (at least in some prisons) each of the different "races" stick together exclusively. With the main character being a white guy, it does mean that the story is told from his POV, with all that that entails. It isn't, at all, that the white guys are portrayed as the good guys, and that the other races are bad. The white guys in this are guilty of committing horrible crimes, it's just.. at least sometimes they and their choices ARE portrayed. I would argue, however, that you could do literally the same movie with a black guy as the main character, or an hispanic, or whatever "race". That just isn't this movie. I first watched this just the other week, and every evening since I've been re-watching some of the most heavy hitting scenes. Now, I don't think a YT reaction to it would net very many views at all, since practically nobody watched the movie in the first place it seems, but maybe watch it your own time (if you have time) and slap the whole thing up on Patreon.
Another great movie is "Carandiru", Wagner Moura, who played captain Nascimento is on it. It is about a an episode which was real and happened on a prison in Brasil, São Paulo named Carandiru. I will not say what it is because it is a spoiler, it is a great and shocking movie, real story.
Olá amigo, tem vários seriados brasileiros muito bons, inclusive relacionados à corrupção em Brasília. Ex.: "O Mecanismo" e filme "Polícia Federal: A Lei É para Todos"
This movie is so realistic.... the politics from Brasil 🇧🇷 keep going feed the corruption and the thugs from favela ! Never changed because the system is corrupt and is like hydra from Greece mythological you cut 1 head and born 2 or more....
This is basically not a movie. It is more like a documentary. And that "milicia" thing just got worst in Rio. Wanna come to Brasil? Keep away from Rio. I lost count of how many turists died in here.
People sometimes don't understand that speech from Fraga, in the begining of the movie, saying that the arrested population would be 90% of Brazil's population. It's actually quite simple: The politics against crime does nothing to stop it. Instead, it makes it stronger, bigger. That's the whole message of the movie, but people are more into the "cool scenes" of violence, and the simplification of "good vs evil". That's the kind of stupidity that will eventually put our kids, grandkids, and so on, in jail...
Last line where he says "system is fucked up" is actually wrongfully translated, as he refers to the system as if it is the most powerful or greatest thing there is. "Sistema é foda" means something like "the system is the greatest" or similar, "O sistema está fodido" would mean that the system is fucked up. Lost in translation
É um personagem fictício mas pode ser considerado sim um herói no filme, o personagem trouxe um novo conceito ao que era a PM do RJ e toda expôs toda a milícia da época
Vocês viram o que esses lixos podem fazer. Por isso que quando a polícia sobe pedirmos que deixe no mínimo uns 30 desses lixos acabados! Muitas vezes ser bonzinho não é o correto para sobreviver como polícia no Brasil!
2:15 Watch and react to "The Mechanism". It almost feels like a show/sequence for the "Elite Squad" movies. It's so good that the mainstream media over here never talk about it, except to call it a "conspiracy theory fever dream"... which says a lot about the show and mainstream media.
It's because it is a fever dream, not to mention that we all know what really happened and who the "hero" of this story really is: a corrupt, incompetent and demoralized judge.
@@satortenet the amount that was returned is an infinitely small fraction of the damage this operation caused to the brazilian economy, freezing Petrobras' assets and projects for no good reason other than weakining the economic situation of the country to political ends. Nothing good came out of this farse.
Gostaria de sugerir para você esse filme *assalto ao banco central*, faz o react. Eu assisti e adorei o seu react dos filmes tropa de elite. Esse é o link do filme assalto ao banco central, e esse filme é baseado em fatos reais. th-cam.com/video/9iVAeLteBxA/w-d-xo.html
Yes, Fraga is based on a true politic (Marcelo Freixo), who is still in office to this day. Every now and then, an "opperation" occur in a poor area where "collateral damage" happens and 10, 15 people are killed by "crossfire". (Yeah, sure). The commission to investigate the militias is real (google "CPI das Milicias"). It is a fact that some areas have gas distribution, tv cable and other "services" controlled by paramilitary groups. Then there are the drug lords, fighting to death to control selling distribution. In 2018 one deputy Marielle Franco was killed in her car, along with the driver. She was a black homossexual feminist in Brazil, groups that are getting stronger in the past few decades. Today we know that her killer, Ronaldo Lessa, lived in the same condo with Jair Bolsonaro - then a federal deputy - who happened to become the latest fascist genocide Brazilian President. Today the left is back in power, so those #$fs&* are being chased again. But we don't know for how long. The dirty they are uncovering is astonishing, it goes as far as to the Amazon, where indigenous people were massacred for mining gold in protected areas. The rivers where flooded with mercury and killed incredible ammouts of wild life. PROBABLY the gold went to Russia. One week before the war, let me repeat that, one week before the war, Jair Bolsonaro met with Putin. In his first year in the office, Jair Bolsonaro fired the director of the Brazilian satellite monitoring institute, and replaced him with military personnel. He did the same with the Health Minister, and more than 6.000 positions in the government. The Education went to a pastor. The woman rights was led by an ultra-religious insane person, Damares Alves. 700.000 people died from Covid and the guy said it was just a "small flu". When the first 10.000 people died, he said to journalists "So what? I'm not a gravedigger". This is public, you can search everything.
And by the way, some morons will swear to you that everything I am saying is just a "narrative from the left". But they can't prove it with facts. So they are very angry. Some fools will state that Lula, the former and actual president, was the biggest thief in history (which by the way is not completely false), but they exaggerate a lot just to help Bolsonaro. They could be against both Lula and Bolsonaro, but they chose to defend one of the sides to justify the disgrace they support. Its exactly like it happened with Trump or the Brexit: insane flat earthers that deny everything that bothers them.
English speakers won't ever understand the real feel when you hear "encosta esse bunda rachada aí"
😂😂😂
J'ai pas l'impression que les français y comprennent grand chose non plus, e nemmeno gli italiani.
Realmente kkkkkkkk
This sequel is the best brazilian movie that was ever made. It depicts the reality of Rio de Janeiro PERFECTLY.
Wanna know a fun fact? The director, José Padilha, had to get out of the country cuz it was slightly too close to reality lmao
Great reaction btw ❤
And then directed the last Robocop
@@henriquelinopacheco15 I heard about it. Haven't watched it tho, isn't really my cup of tea
O Diretor é ex policial do Bope!
@@rafaelsd4050o escritor do livro que originou a ideia de tropa de elite é um ex policial
Lately, I've been watching quite a few Brazilian movies or movies that take place in Brazil in general. Last Stop 174 and City of Men have been 2 of my favorites (other than City of God and Elite Squad 1 and 2). City of Men is a movie based on a 16 episode tv series of the same name and Last Stop has a documentary of this story called 'Bus 174'. Great reactions. Been subbed for awhile.
City of god or last stop 147 movie...🇧🇷🥋✍️
Watch “Meu nome não é Johnny” and “O estomago” these are also iconic 🇧🇷
Alto da compadecida, Central do Brasil.
@@NatoHoroCentral do Brasil é chato pra caralho, não recomendo a ninguem, especialmente gringos, senão os caras desistem de vez do cinema brasileiro. XD
@@MauMenzori Central do Brasil foi indicado ao Oscar de melhor filme estrangeiro -_-. O filme é bom, só não é de ação.
Gosto desse filme, porque ele não despreza minha inteligência, nem minha idade e nem minha experiência de vida. Ele diz, e isso é verdade, que se ganham algumas batalhas, mas ele também diz, e isso é uma verdade absoluta, que as guerras nunca acabam.
It is important to say that everything the film says about "the system" is true, especially in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Brazil is given over to criminals, from politicians to street thieves.
24:30 not "playing". one of the surest way to identify a corpse is by their teeth, the marks you make when you bite are almost as unique as your fingerprints... so they were removing the skull's teeth so it couldn't be used to identify the body
the last scene with the 2 big white buildings , they represent the"Palácio do Planalto" were the president and the other 2 powers stay. And they are also part of the sistem . There's no end to corruption in Brasil
Just a thing about the journalist, when they said play with her it was not what they did with the corpse, here in Brazil the brincar/play in that context means rape
In the entire world
The prison scene really happened in real life. Look it up, in 2011, when the leaders of CV (Comando Vermelho) inside of Bangu 1 prison, received weapons and broke through to reach the area where ADA (Amigos dos Amigos) members were jailed.
They killed a lot of people and burned Ue (the leader of ADA) alive.
Good morning Veronica is a Brazilian crime seris. Pretty similar to this in its themes. Though I have only started the first season
There's this movie called "O auto da compadecida" it's a very popular comedy movie in Brazil
There's a smaller budget movie co-written by Rodrigo Pimentel, who worked on the Tropa de Elite movies. Definitely worth a watch, It's about the regular military police in rio, not the Bope.
Much love man! As a Brazilian I'm happy you liked the movie. Hope you don't get a really bad image of the country. Yes, the movie is 100% accurate, but there's lots of good ppl here too. I would love if you paid us a visit.
Thanks and I have been to Brazil 🇧🇷! I talk about it more in my City of God reaction and I can’t wait to go back!
@@CapedInformer as much as I love my city, I'm not sure it's worth the risk anymore. Sorry if I'm being disheartening, maybe it's because yesterday wasn't a good day around here, but anyway, not sure I'd recommend visiting anymore.
Great react! We have a lot of great movies, but I'll recomend two, they are not action movies but dramas: 1- Que horas ela volta? 2- Central do Brasil. Prepare your tissues 😂
Other GREAT movie ( one of the bests), is a comedy called O Alto da Compadecida. The problem is that its comedy is deeply rooted in our own culture, so I think it would be hard to a foreign to undestand and enjoy as much as we do. But its an EXCELENT movie, so if your interested in trying...be our guest 😊
Brazilian speaking here:
Its hard to find a movie better than "Elite Squad" here in our country. Yeah yeah, you'll hear a lot about "Cidade de Deus", "O Auto da Compadecida" and "Central do Brasil", but even these do not come even CLOSE to this masterpiece here. I'm afraid the other brazilian movies shall not be that engaging to foreign audiences. I could suggest an extra movie if you have the time (and luck to find), named "Bingo: O Rei das Manhãs", which in english was released as "Bingo: The King of the Mornings". Its the true story about our very own brazilian Bozo The Clown. Yeah, we had one here running TV kids shows as well. But this story is not supposed to be funny and colorful, but instead, paints a darker picture about how Bingo's (codename for Bozo, due to Copyrights) actor was heavily into drugs and alcohol, and lived a life of s#$t on stage and outside. Worth watching.
Bolsonaro isn't the unique one to be on jail, Lula is another meant to be still in prison, not free because of a bunch of sellout judges!
"Eu sou o Bingo, eu sou a porra do Bingo caralho."
Hey Brazil here🇧🇷! Thanks for the reaction❤ I loved to watch your thoughts at the end of the video since this is such a bold thought-provocking movie.
Regarding the violence, when commenters say that "this is real Brazil", I just wanted to highlight that theses movies specially showcase the reality of the city of RIO, so much so that I'd think it is better to say that "this is the real Rio life in the FAVELAS".
Honestly, It'd be fair to say today that the Rio de Janeiro favelas are in a constant state of war (just 2 days ago a kid was shot by a stray bullet from a shooting on his way to school there). BUT in my opinion most of Brazil doesn't experience that level of rampant violence (with some exceptions here and there). Criminality and violence is mostly found in the poorer areas of cities (since they're harder to regulate), just like in most cities around the world.
In the favela's case, think of that place as having this huge area filled with close knit and poorly-infrastructured housing where not even a car can pass through in between, there is just no way for regular police to regulate and control the area from afar which makes every criminal-cop encounter a straight up close-up warzone.
Basically, the geography and infrastructures in favelas make it nigh impossible to ever think it will be free of violence and exploitation.
Now about the corruption in Brazil, it is (and has always been since the founding of the nation) deeply embeded into the government's dealings. And with the way the judiciary system here is shit (pardon my language) corruption NEVER gets properly sentenced. Lol just look at our current president who years ago basically got his curroption accusations sweeped out becsuse of some "legal tecnicalities" but has now been elected again despite the "clean sheet law" where every politian must not have a criminal record. I'm not saying he's a bad president (I actually think he's doing a decent job, at least way better than the previous one), I'm just saying that he's probably doing some embezzlement that will likely never be trialed for.
Carandiru (2003), based on a true story.
"Central do Brasil" is also a great brazilian movie. Fernanda Montenegro even was nominated to the oscar of best actress because of this movie.
Very realistic, Good. 🇧🇷
Com toda certeza vc deveria ver O AUTO DA COMPADECIDA
20:00 everyone's reaction 😿
The director of Elite Squad couldn't do a sequel cuz' he start to get chased by real milicia, so he run away from Brazil and never did a Elite Squad 3
Lie
@@christiangomesv é verdade sim oh comédia
@@aldogomes5179 kkjjkkkkkk poha nenhum
Can you tell me how you got to watch it? I can’t rent it on prime!
Off topic, but Im currently binge watching ur movie reactions and u mentioned an 80s music video reaction cgannel. I hope u will and if u do, start with "We Are The World" by USA for AFRICA. This video has the biggest 80s artist if its time and artists from the 70s in the video too. Theres a backstory to the making of this song/video. Quincy Jones told " the artist" to leave their egos at the door.
I wanted to recommend another movie I just recently watched, "Shot Caller" (2017) starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister from GoT) and Jon Bernthal (Punisher, Walking Dead, and so much else), among many others. Family man makes a mistake and winds up in a California state prison, and once itside it's sink or swim. It's a raw, unmerciful look into parts of the US prison system and what it does to people. The movie actually starts with him being released from prison, and we follow both his struggle to complete a deal he can't back out from, while his time in prison is told in flashbacks. Just a fantastic movie, great performances all around (Nikolaj is terrific!), and a haunting score. The last movie that had me this gripped was Sicario (2015), and that's saying something. o.O
Fair warning though, it does picture the heavily racially segregated US prison system where (at least in some prisons) each of the different "races" stick together exclusively. With the main character being a white guy, it does mean that the story is told from his POV, with all that that entails.
It isn't, at all, that the white guys are portrayed as the good guys, and that the other races are bad. The white guys in this are guilty of committing horrible crimes, it's just.. at least sometimes they and their choices ARE portrayed. I would argue, however, that you could do literally the same movie with a black guy as the main character, or an hispanic, or whatever "race". That just isn't this movie.
I first watched this just the other week, and every evening since I've been re-watching some of the most heavy hitting scenes.
Now, I don't think a YT reaction to it would net very many views at all, since practically nobody watched the movie in the first place it seems, but maybe watch it your own time (if you have time) and slap the whole thing up on Patreon.
Another great movie is "Carandiru", Wagner Moura, who played captain Nascimento is on it. It is about a an episode which was real and happened on a prison in Brasil, São Paulo named Carandiru. I will not say what it is because it is a spoiler, it is a great and shocking movie, real story.
This is the real Rio... not necessarily the whole of Brazil
O Brasil inteiro é assim imbecil, não adianta tentar queimar a imagem do Rio de Janeiro não!
Olá amigo, tem vários seriados brasileiros muito bons, inclusive relacionados à corrupção em Brasília. Ex.: "O Mecanismo" e filme "Polícia Federal: A Lei É para Todos"
This movie is so realistic.... the politics from Brasil 🇧🇷 keep going feed the corruption and the thugs from favela ! Never changed because the system is corrupt and is like hydra from Greece mythological you cut 1 head and born 2 or more....
"este final... não tem final." pela primeira vez vi um estrangeiro saber o que realmente significa a corrupção no Brasil.
Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
This is basically not a movie. It is more like a documentary. And that "milicia" thing just got worst in Rio. Wanna come to Brasil? Keep away from Rio. I lost count of how many turists died in here.
Se pensar bem, o coronel Fábio vingou a morte do capitão mathias, alias vingou melhor que Tenente-Coronel nascimento.
Reage a Carandiru também
People sometimes don't understand that speech from Fraga, in the begining of the movie, saying that the arrested population would be 90% of Brazil's population. It's actually quite simple: The politics against crime does nothing to stop it. Instead, it makes it stronger, bigger. That's the whole message of the movie, but people are more into the "cool scenes" of violence, and the simplification of "good vs evil". That's the kind of stupidity that will eventually put our kids, grandkids, and so on, in jail...
Last line where he says "system is fucked up" is actually wrongfully translated, as he refers to the system as if it is the most powerful or greatest thing there is. "Sistema é foda" means something like "the system is the greatest" or similar, "O sistema está fodido" would mean that the system is fucked up. Lost in translation
They didnt make a continuation, because the producers were threatened with death by the militia of Brazil. My country is... a sh1t.
BOPE-RJ 🔪☠️ 🙅🏽♂️
23:52 só avisar que isso não acentece só no cienma e nem só uma vez por ano....
This movie is great, better than the first!!
Still same here 😢
o sistema é foda...
Watch Carandiru.
"Real Brasil"????
Never Heard of a 'fake Brasil ", the real one its absurd enought
muito bom
Faz um react do *carandiru*
It is not an action movie, but it is very fun and enjoyable, try this one: "O Auto da Compadecida".
it's all true story
Legendas em português
"o Doutrinador" my man.
U wont regret
Watch "3%", a brazilian series. At least the two first seasons were great....
Its was trash
Nossa inassistivel parece novela da record kraio
O sistema é foda
O Mecanismo (The Mechanism) is a TV show that deals with corruption in Brazil
Eu tenho pavor dos direitos inumanos. Esse personagem me enoja. Junto com a ex do Nascimento.
Some people here in Brasil still think Capitão Nascimento is a hero lol
É um personagem fictício mas pode ser considerado sim um herói no filme, o personagem trouxe um novo conceito ao que era a PM do RJ e toda expôs toda a milícia da época
The real Nascimento is briefly shown in one of the office scenes where the actor version reluctantly accepts the applauses for him.
He is.
Hahahaha quem dera todo comandante de batalhão fosse igual ele
He is the brazilian Batman
react cidade dos homens ( city of mans) the movie of gang x gang in rio de janeiro
Vocês viram o que esses lixos podem fazer. Por isso que quando a polícia sobe pedirmos que deixe no mínimo uns 30 desses lixos acabados!
Muitas vezes ser bonzinho não é o correto para sobreviver como polícia no Brasil!
Coitado, transformaram o sujeito que tinha família pra sustentar no bob esponja
City of god....please...💦🌊🏄💯🇧🇷🥋
Or last stop 147...✍️
2:15 Watch and react to "The Mechanism". It almost feels like a show/sequence for the "Elite Squad" movies.
It's so good that the mainstream media over here never talk about it, except to call it a "conspiracy theory fever dream"... which says a lot about the show and mainstream media.
It's because it is a fever dream, not to mention that we all know what really happened and who the "hero" of this story really is: a corrupt, incompetent and demoralized judge.
@@ViJoker1 Sure, that's why all those people and companies gave back millions they "didn't" steal, right?
@@satortenet the amount that was returned is an infinitely small fraction of the damage this operation caused to the brazilian economy, freezing Petrobras' assets and projects for no good reason other than weakining the economic situation of the country to political ends. Nothing good came out of this farse.
Infelizmente essa é a realidade do Brasil corrupção crime violência abusos governo polícia ladrão são todos iguais
You know how shitty this country is when even the president is corrupt
BRASIL Acima de Tudo
This two movies are the definition how Brazil really works.
Gostaria de sugerir para você esse filme *assalto ao banco central*, faz o react.
Eu assisti e adorei o seu react dos filmes tropa de elite.
Esse é o link do filme assalto ao banco central, e esse filme é baseado em fatos reais.
th-cam.com/video/9iVAeLteBxA/w-d-xo.html
Yes, Fraga is based on a true politic (Marcelo Freixo), who is still in office to this day. Every now and then, an "opperation" occur in a poor area where "collateral damage" happens and 10, 15 people are killed by "crossfire". (Yeah, sure). The commission to investigate the militias is real (google "CPI das Milicias"). It is a fact that some areas have gas distribution, tv cable and other "services" controlled by paramilitary groups. Then there are the drug lords, fighting to death to control selling distribution. In 2018 one deputy Marielle Franco was killed in her car, along with the driver. She was a black homossexual feminist in Brazil, groups that are getting stronger in the past few decades. Today we know that her killer, Ronaldo Lessa, lived in the same condo with Jair Bolsonaro - then a federal deputy - who happened to become the latest fascist genocide Brazilian President. Today the left is back in power, so those #$fs&* are being chased again. But we don't know for how long. The dirty they are uncovering is astonishing, it goes as far as to the Amazon, where indigenous people were massacred for mining gold in protected areas. The rivers where flooded with mercury and killed incredible ammouts of wild life. PROBABLY the gold went to Russia. One week before the war, let me repeat that, one week before the war, Jair Bolsonaro met with Putin. In his first year in the office, Jair Bolsonaro fired the director of the Brazilian satellite monitoring institute, and replaced him with military personnel. He did the same with the Health Minister, and more than 6.000 positions in the government. The Education went to a pastor. The woman rights was led by an ultra-religious insane person, Damares Alves. 700.000 people died from Covid and the guy said it was just a "small flu". When the first 10.000 people died, he said to journalists "So what? I'm not a gravedigger". This is public, you can search everything.
And by the way, some morons will swear to you that everything I am saying is just a "narrative from the left". But they can't prove it with facts. So they are very angry. Some fools will state that Lula, the former and actual president, was the biggest thief in history (which by the way is not completely false), but they exaggerate a lot just to help Bolsonaro. They could be against both Lula and Bolsonaro, but they chose to defend one of the sides to justify the disgrace they support. Its exactly like it happened with Trump or the Brexit: insane flat earthers that deny everything that bothers them.
Perfeito irmão 💪
You are good at propaganda, damn.