Originally published at: Brazil: Trial Run for Right-Wing Death Squads | Infostormer.com
The election of Jair Bolsonaro as Brazil’s next leader is already yielding some interesting results. The Governor-Elect of Rio de Janeiro has promised to deploy sharpshooters who will have a license to kill criminals. It appears as if this will be a sort of trial run for a larger roll out.
Quite honestly, this is the only way you can govern a population that contains an enormous amount number of low IQ savages. You have to impose extreme and immediate punishments in order to change their behavior.Teams of marksmen next year will patrol swaths of Rio de Janeiro with high-powered weapons and a license to kill, said a security adviser to Governor-elect Wilson Witzel.
As many as 120 sharpshooters will accompany police incursions into the slums of Brazil’s postcard city to exterminate gun-toting criminals, according to Flavio Pacca, a longtime associate of Witzel who the governor-elect’s press office said will join the administration. The shooters will work in pairs -- one to pull the trigger, one to monitor conditions and videotape deaths.
“The protocol will be to immediately neutralize, slaughter anyone who has a rifle,” Witzel, a federal judge and former Brazilian marine, told reporters in Brasilia on Dec. 12. “Whoever has a rifle isn’t worried about other people’s lives, they’re ready to eliminate anyone who crosses their path. This is a grave problem, not just in Rio de Janeiro, but also in other states.”
Rio has long exemplified Brazil’s charm and its chaos, and what happens there echoes at home and abroad. Like President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, Witzel cruised to victory in October promising a brutal crackdown on criminals who make daily life a harrowing ordeal. Rio will be a proving ground for Bolsonaro’s philosophy of maximum force -- and whether law enforcement devolves into a storm of extrajudicial killings.
It is safe to assume that once this campaign proves successful, you will see it replicated throughout the country.
Keep in mind, Brazil is a preview of what the United States will become if the demographic direction of our country is not reversed. The big problem is not necessarily the lack of White people but all the black and brown sludge that has flooded in.
