It exposed him to the propensity to go through bouts of paranoia. He would be looking through the device because he suspected there was a listening device there.
His allies were surprised. Okay, but Bolsonaro’s paranoia has been in bookstores since 2020, when reporter Taís Oyama published the book. She recounted some episodes from the beginning of the former captain’s government.
Drinking coconut water in the Alvorada pool, a place where he felt free from eavesdropping, Bolsonaro revealed that he feared a drone attack.
The president feared being betrayed by his vice president.
Of course, the general was there when he said (and was recorded): “He’s unprepared.”
THE RAMAGE RISK
That of the Brazilian Intelligence Agency for the United States forced what remains of the intelligence community to calculate the damage resulting from the gesture. It will never be too much to remember that the head of the government, during the government of a former Army captain who surrounded himself with military personnel, nestled away taking a few secrets with him.
THE VORCARO FAROFAS
The could tell the intentions and effects of the farofas he financed. Despite his consulting contracts with illustrious PT members, Vorcaro had a weakness for events. In 2014, he reportedly paid R$1 million for a farofa in London, decorated by four ministers of the Federal Supreme Court and former Prime Minister Tony Blair, who loves a mouthful.
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