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🇧🇷🗳⚡️- Multiple Brazilian Regional Electoral Courts have rejected Brazil's Supreme Court extension of voting by now.
Forwarded from Warren Balogh
This is a very good video explaining in detail the damage caused by the arson attack on the Eagle's Nest, and also the systematic destruction, vandalism and insane, hate-filled iconoclasm inflicted on Hitler's beloved Berghof and associated buildings since 1945:

https://youtu.be/JOAt-PHuiis

Felton correctly points out the Eagle's Nest was Hitler's least-favorite building there and he only visited it on a handful of occasions (it was more of an extravagant vanity protect by Martin Bormann).

Hitler's favorite building, by far, was the little tea house with the overlook, which he visited daily. This survived the war completely intact, but was needlessly destroyed by the anti-Nazi collaborationist Bavarian government in 1951, for no other reason than it was Hitler's favorite spot.

While I am saddened and angered by the burning of the Eagle's Nest, I imagine Hitler would just shrug after all the other decades of destruction that have been visited on the site, including the original rustic little house where he finished Mein Kampf in the 1920s.

In a way, I'm glad the hypocritical Bavarian government will be denied the tourist revenue. All the important buildings can be rebuilt one day, when National Socialism returns to Germany. Until then, all true followers of Hitler will always find it much more historically and spiritually rewarding to stand and meditate on the empty spaces where the Berghof, the Tea House and the original cabin once stood, than eating a meal in the extravagant tourist attraction of the Eagle's Nest.
🇧🇷🗳⚡️- The Brazilian Superior Electoral Court has issued a document demanding that the Regional Electoral Courts respect the decision to extend the voting time by 2 hours.

At least five Regional Electoral Courts have refused to apply the Supreme Court's extension of voting so far.
🇧🇷⚖️ — Supreme Federal Court (STF) justices are considering the possibility of urgently submitting requests to annul the second round of Brazil’s elections: “The electoral justice system is embarrassing itself in the eyes of the world.”
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🇧🇷❗️ — Some polling stations are ALLOWING voting using PAPER BALLOTS. The origin of the paper being provided is unknown and external, as many polling stations may not have paper available for this purpose.
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🇧🇷📰 — CNN Brasil reports that most accounts of polling stations already having closed are concentrated in the South and Southeast regions, and states that several polling stations in the Northeast were still open and, “rather strangely,” seemingly awaiting possible electoral decisions.
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⚡️🇧🇷🗳 – Polling stations in Brazil are now counting their ballots. With 1.56% of the vote counted, Lula da Silva has taken a ~4.3% lead.
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The vote count began in the North and Northeast, with the left-wing candidate in the lead.

Flávio is currently only gaining ground and has already taken the lead in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.

We are seeing the opposite of what usually happens when the count begins in the South, with the right-wing candidate in the lead.
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⚡️🇧🇷🗳 – At 4.51% of the vote counted, Bolsonaro is closing the gap to around 2.3% of the vote.
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🇧🇷🗳⚡️- At 7.28% counted:

Flavio Bolsonaro: 49.2%
Lula: 50.8%
9.1%

🔴 Lula da Silva — 50.5%⬇️
🔵 Flávio Bolsonaro — 49.5%⬆️
🗳 🇧🇷 📊 Brazil (Presidential Election, second round), 10.4% counted:

Lula (PT, centre-left): 50.5%
F. Bolsonaro (PL, right): 49.5%

📎 America Elects
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15%

🔵 Flávio Bolsonaro — 50.1%⬆️
🔴 Lula da Silva — 49.9%⬇️
🗳 🇧🇷 📊 Brazil (Presidential Election, second round), 21.1% counted:

F. Bolsonaro (PL, right): 50.5% (+1.0)
Lula (PT, centre-left): 49.5% (-1.0)

(+/- vs 10.4%)

📎 America Elects
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🇧🇷🗳⚡️- At around 31% reporting, Bolsonaro is in the lead with 50.44% of the vote vs Lula at 49.56%

Bolsonaro is currently running 1.3 points better than his father did in the 2022 runoff.
55%

🔴 Lula da Silva — 50.3% ⬆️
🔵 Flávio Bolsonaro — 49.6%⬇️
60%

🔴 Lula da Silva — 50.5% ⬆️
🔵 Flávio Bolsonaro — 49.4%⬇️
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⚡️🇧🇷🗳 – At almost 60% of the vote counted, Lula da Silva now advantages Bolsonaro by a whole percentage point, or around 800,000 votes.

The gap is also still growing. It now appears that Lula is poised to be re-elected into an unprecedented fourth unconsecutive 4-year-term.
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63%

🔴 Lula da Silva — 50.6% ⬆️
🔵 Flávio Bolsonaro — 49.3%⬇️
🇧🇷🗳⚡️- Lula maintains a strong lead with 66% of votes counted.

Lula is ahead by over 1.3 million votes.