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The profile 'Só Quem é LULA 2026' stated that Guilherme Boulos made a discovery while researching on Google about Flávio Bolsonaro and the pandemic. Regarding the Covaxin case, it claimed that there had been a bribe of $1 per dose and that the government paid 1,000% more: R$1.6 billion for 20 million doses, thus making it the most expensive vaccine at that moment. According to the profile, Francisco Maximiano, owner of Precisa, had ties with the Bolsonaro family, and Flávio allegedly mediated a meeting with the then president of BNDES months before the company closed the contract. The author mentioned that the Miranda brothers identified irregularities in the doses and an advance payment of $45 million to a company in Singapore. One official reportedly refused to release the payment, and pressure began. The profile also stated that the documents were brought to Jair Bolsonaro at Alvorada and that he promised to forward them to the Federal Police, but this did not happen. It claimed that during the CPI, relationships of Flávio with Danilo Trento came to light, who allegedly attended the meeting and also traveled to Las Vegas, and who was under investigation in the Master case. It also mentioned Maximiano, Trento, Montezano, and Willer Tomaz as people close to Flávio who, according to the author, opened doors and sought protection. In the end, the publication listed references to Angélica, Ana Clara, Quaest, Queiroz, Marcola, censorship, Google, Flávio Bolsonaro, Comando Vermelho, and betting, and requested that the content be shared before it was deleted. #FlávioBolsonaro #Covaxin #Pandemia (translated)

The profile Only Who is LULA 2026 claimed to have researched on Google about Flávio and the pandemic. According to the publication, Wilson Witzel said that Flávio controlled the six federal hospitals in Rio and tried to take over the management at the beginning of the pandemic but was unsuccessful. The author added that Union beds were not regulated by the state and linked their management to votes. The publication also stated that Flávio called Witzel a liar and denied having indicated anyone. The author claimed that the phrase “FLÁVIO ESQUEMA PANDEMIA” was being searched in Brazil and mentioned Angélica, Quaest, Queiroz, Marcola, and Huck. He said that Quaest showed fear and that Queiroz still weighed in, asserting that the scheme did not disappear. The profile also published hashtags that associated Flávio with Comando Vermelho and called him the owner of bets, as well as #FlavecioNeves and #7MillionSoldiersOfLula. It also included references to Ana Clara and censorship and asked for the publication to be shared before being deleted. #FlávioEsquemaPandemia #Justiça #CensuraNuncaMais (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that the population had sent a message after news that bookmakers would have an agreement with Flávio Bolsonaro to resume operations on Monday after the election, should the senator win. He characterized defeating Flávio as a matter of survival. #FlavioDonoDeBet #Somos7MIlhõesdeSoldadosdoLula https://t.co/n6NsXuIOqQ #Eleições2022 #FlávioBolsonaro #Lula (translated)

The profile Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that Daniela Lima asked for justice for Ana Clara during a live broadcast and displayed a video of the girl's mother, recorded on October 21. According to the post, the mother said she only wanted the trial of the police officer who, according to the author, shot twice with a rifle in the child's abdomen, who is five years old, when she went out to play with her brother. The author wrote that the trial should have taken place that day, but it did not happen, and accused Flávio Bolsonaro of defending the police officer and using his power as a senator to try to annul the jury. He also claimed that the mother wanted the trial to be held, said that Angélica had made an appeal, and demanded a statement from Janones. The post used hashtags that associated Flávio Bolsonaro with Comando Vermelho and gambling, included messages against censorship, and said that there were four days left. #Justiça #AnaClara #CriançasPrimeiro (translated)

The profile "Only Who is LULA 2026" stated that Daniela Lima had reported that Flávio Bolsonaro's office earned R$ 14 million in less than three years while he was a senator. According to the profile, the courts recorded only one case related to the office, most of the invoices described the services as "legal advice," the clients did not detail the work performed, and the address was Bolsonaro's mansion in Lago Sul. The author described the lawyer as someone without a known career and said that he had received the amount; he also compared Flávio Bolsonaro to Collor. The profile published hashtags associating Flávio Bolsonaro with gambling and the Comando Vermelho. It also called for Janones to wake up, mentioned that there were four days left, and cited "45% and Lula," without explaining what the percentage referred to. It advocated for the end of censorship and stated that Kassio and Mendonça were still discussing a channel's case, while Leandro Demori and Veritá had already pointed out what was at stake. The author called for justice for Ana Clara, said that Quaest showed the scenario, defended that Brazil should not hand over the Planalto to those who, according to him, acted that way, and asked for the publication to be shared. #FlavioBolsonaro #Escândalo #Justiça (translated)

The account Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that Daniela Lima had reported a disagreement between André Mendonça and Kassio Nunes. According to the publication, there was a draft to take down André Janones' channel, described as part of Lula's "army": Mendonça would be in favor of the measure, while Kassio Nunes would have been against it. The author placed the draft 48 hours before the election and, in another passage, wrote that there were four days left. The publication also mentioned "45%" next to Lula's name and said that Quaest had already shown the scenario, without specifying it. The author associated Flávio with former president Fernando Collor and with the Comando Vermelho, stated that Leandro Demori had pointed out what he called the game, and called for justice for Ana Clara. In the end, he asked for the content to be shared, claiming that the channel could disappear. #CensuraNao #Lula #Eleições2022 (translated)

The author stated that Daniela Lima had first-hand released a UN report questioning Meta for interference in the Brazilian election. According to him, experts from the Human Rights Council demanded that the company protect political expression and take effective measures during the electoral period after receiving reports of restrictions on the platforms. He said that the issue involved freedom of expression, association, and equality among political positions, and claimed that Meta limited the reach of one side while amplifying the other. He also asserted that the company was not neutral and that the UN had already demanded explanations. The author listed among the topics circulating “#WhoIsMarianaFlavio,” “#7MillionLulaSoldiers,” “JUSTICE FOR ANA CLARA,” Quaest, “CENSORSHIP NEVER AGAIN,” “FLAVIO AND RED COMMAND,” “#FlavioOwnerOfBet,” “#CensorshipNo,” Felipe Nunes, “4 days left,” “FLAVIO IS COLLOR,” “WAKE UP JANONES,” “45% and Lula,” Kassio and Mendonça and rejection. At the end, he asked readers to share the publication and claimed they would try to silence the matter. #LiberdadeDeExpressao #CensuraNuncaMais #Eleições2024 (translated)

The account Só Quem é LULA 2026 claimed that Dani Lima would have exposed the connection between Willer Tomás, described as a friend of Flávio Bolsonaro, and the case of the player Richarlison's island. According to the profile, Tomás managed a fund with Flávio until 2025, had disappeared with a mansion, and was being investigated by the Federal Police for alleged theft against elderly people linked to the INSS. The author also described him as a partner in a betting company and involved with offshore accounts and asset management for well-known individuals. He accused Flávio of trying to hide behind Tomás and included a reference that associated the senator with the Comando Vermelho. The publication urged readers to share the content, claiming they might try to erase the traces. The text also mentioned Lula, Kassio, Mendonça, Ana Clara, Quaest, and Janones, in addition to using references to “45%” and “4 left.” #FlavioDevolveAIlha #Justica #Richarlison (translated)

Kleber Mendonça Filho shared a video again about a man he described as "horrible." He also used hashtags labeling Flávio as a militiaman and owner of a gambling business, claiming that he would end Bolsa Família. #FlavioMiliciano #FlavioDonoDeBet #FlavioVaiAcabarComBolsaFamilia https://t.co/BMwZ3fSFDK #FlavioMiliciano #FlavioDonoDeBet #BolsaFamilia (translated)

Only Who is LULA 2026 claimed that Daniela Lima, in the Political Pulse, addressed the TSE's decision to censor Janones' channel and the investigation into Willer Tomás, who was described as a friend and partner of Flávio. According to the author, the Federal Police were investigating Tomás, who allegedly had betting businesses in Rio, partnerships with Loterge, and funds in tax havens; one of these funds would have been managed by him and Flávio until 2025. The profile also stated that ministers André Mendonça and Cássio Nunes Marques discussed the possibility of shutting down WhatsApp channels 48 hours before the election, on the same day that the “Lula Army” was said to have reached 7 million. According to the publication, Nunes Marques said he did not support the proposal, while Mendonça acknowledged that the debate existed. The author also listed hashtags and topics related to Lula, Flávio, censorship, Quaest, Ana Clara, and the Red Command, in addition to mentioning the numbers “45%” and “4 left”. #CensuraNao #JustiçaPorAnaClara #7MilhoesDeSoldadosDoLula (translated)

Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that a Quaest survey showed a tie between Flávio Bolsonaro, with 45%, and Lula, with 44%; blank or null votes totaled 9% and undecided, 2%. The author said that the contest would depend on the mobilization of those who had not yet decided and urged supporters of the Workers' Party and Democrats to intensify their actions in the streets and online, mentioning the fight against fascism and authoritarianism. The publication also mentioned themes and names that, according to the author, appeared in discussions or feeds, including Janones, Leandro Demori, Instituto Lula, and Northeast. The list also included expressions and hashtags about Lula, Flávio Bolsonaro, and Comando Vermelho, in addition to calls to share the message and recruit more people. #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 (translated)