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Roberto Motta stated that sectors of the left were trying to spread fear among the population and present their candidate again as hope. He said that Brazil was living through the fifth presidential term of the PT since 2003 and claimed that the country was facing the dominance of factions, corruption, an economic crisis, censorship, violations of due process, arbitrary arrests, breaches of journalists' source confidentiality, and the existence of exiles and political prisoners. According to Motta, these actions were promoted by police officers and magistrates appointed or supported by the PT. He also stated that elderly women were imprisoned for attempting a coup, that books had been burned, social media had been taken offline, and comedians had been sentenced to prison. Motta further said that someone could be included in a secret inquiry without their lawyer having access to it. He described this scenario as Brazil in 2026 and accused journalists, musicians, actors, and intellectuals of resorting to ghosts of the past to present the current situation as democracy. Finally, he stated that Brazil of the future would feel ashamed of them. #Brasil #Corrupção #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)

Roberto Motta said that the PT had suggested that people search on Google and recommended looking for information about the cases of Alex Schomaker, Rhuan Maycon, Lucas Terra, João Hélio, Maria Cláudia Del’Isola, Felipe Caffé and Liana Friedenbach, Isabela Nardoni, Henri Borel and Tim Lopes. He stated that Brazil recorded more than 40,000 murders per year and that, during the first four terms of the PT, there had been 875,000 homicides. #Brasil #Violência #Homicídios (translated)

Roberto Motta wrote that supporters of the PT were wearing green and yellow shirts and joked that the promotion would last only until Sunday. He also stated that, until the day of the election, the party would claim to be on the right and would accuse Flávio of being a communist. #Petismo #Eleições2023 #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

Roberto Motta questioned why the free performance of a famous musician in support of a politician would not be considered an abuse of economic power, since, according to him, it would be equivalent to offering each attending voter the value of a ticket. He stated that the reason would be the fact that the artists are left-wing. #Música #Política #Arte (translated)

Roberto Motta stated that the electoral argument of the PT was that the party should remain in power for another 20 years in the federal government to solve the serious problems that, according to him, persisted after two decades of PT governments. #PT #Eleições2024 #Brasil (translated)

Roberto Motta wrote that the PT decided to get involved with public safety in the tenth month of the last year of its fifth presidential term since 2003. He stated that, with only a few days left before an election, the criminals would not really be concerned about the announcement. #SegurançaPública #Eleições2023 #Política (translated)

Roberto Motta wrote that a message circulating on social media warned of the risk of Bolsonarism remaining in power for decades and, to avoid this, recommended voting for the party that, according to the message, had already been in power for decades. #Bolsonarismo #Eleições2024 #Política (translated)

Roberto Motta stated that he found it even more ridiculous for a rich socialist to also be an activist, and according to him, acknowledged his privileges while asking for votes for the left. Motta questioned why these people didn’t donate their money to eliminate their own privileges. #socialismo #riqueza #privilegio (translated)

Roberto Motta stated that the bubble would be bursting spontaneously and that, for the first time in recent history, many people would be realizing what the left is. He attributed the disenchantment to the left itself, citing the anger provoked by its politicians, the wealth of its leaders, and the hypocrisy of its rich members. https://t.co/zquG6n8qHS #Política #Esquerda #Desilusão (translated)

Roberto Motta stated that socialism, Marxism, communism, and progressivism were, in practice, the same ideology, which he claimed was based on resentment, hatred, and conflict and had accumulated moral, political, and economic misunderstandings since its inception. #socialismo #marxismo #comunismo (translated)

Roberto Motta stated that crime, cost of living, and justice were the decisive issues of the election and said that, in four weeks, the left could not do anything on these topics that they had not already done in the 20 years they held the federal government. He concluded the publication with the expression "The die is cast." #Eleições2022 #Justiça #CustoDeVida (translated)

Roberto Motta wrote that hearing the left leader say that "criminals belong in prison" was, in his assessment, a sign of despair. He added that, as he had said months earlier, the PT would declare itself as right-wing until the second round. #politica #direita #esquerda (translated)

Roberto Motta wrote that, in his opinion, a 16-year-old should be able to read complex works, write a coherent text, do basic calculations without using a device, memorize a poem, and discuss sensitive topics with emotional balance. He stated that these abilities should not be considered exceptional. #Educação #Juventude #DesenvolvimentoPessoal (translated)

Roberto Motta wrote that, in his assessment, socialism worked for leftist people both as a religion and as a central source of economic gains. He stated that political activism influenced their careers, salaries, media opportunities, publications, awards, and funding, and said that their survival depended on this activity. Motta also claimed that activism accompanied these people in different everyday situations and that they sought to promote their agendas at any opportunity. Finally, he associated this stance with the guidance of Saul Alinsky, according to which political struggle would ultimately be a matter of power. #Política #Ideologia #Esquerda (translated)