What scares me the most about this analysis of the "intergalactics" is the world of lies and cynicism they live in. The growth of votes for Flávio Bolsonaro came from loyalty to his bolsonarista base and the agendas he has been building with entrepreneurs who advocate for a different policy of economic and industrial development for Brazil. This narrowing has brought together business sectors that were distant from bolsonarism and opened up space for a new development project and a vision for the country. Interestingly, what we see today in Brazil also appears in Europe: liberals creating a "sanitary barrier" to prevent the right from coming to power, while labeling Eduardo Bolsonaro and Kim Paim as "far-right" here. They say they are very radical. Soon, they will call us fascists. In a few months, we will once again see this discourse being used against Eduardo by Constantino and other intergalactic figures saying it is good to distance oneself from "extremisms." This is the same mechanism observed in Germany by Merz with the AfD, and in other European countries: establishing a moderate liberal political boundary and attributing the label of extremism to those on the other side of it. In the end, part of the liberal project seems to depend precisely on these barriers to contain the advance of right-wing conservatism. Of course, at heart, they are a system, a trust operation. It's unbelievable how brazen they are. (translated)
