Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro says the severity of the coronavirus pandemic is exaggerated, urging his compatriots to stop being sissies in the face of Covid-19 and pointing out that ‘all of us are going to die one day.’

The is growing cynicism over the profits to be made by COVID-19 and industries connected to climate control, another scam promoted by mainstream media and the governing elites who have invested heavily in the related industries, banking consortiums and corporations.

Speaking on Tuesday at a ceremony to mark the resumption of tourism, Bolsonaro described the Covid-19 pandemic as having been blown out of proportion. He continued by saying that everything is now a pandemic and that Brazil was part of a worldwide conspiracy to close thins down. When economies tank, as they do when economies collapse, vulture capitalists swoop to pick over the remains of a dead nation’s defunct industries. Thus, control is transferred from private to banking management.

‘Everyone is going to die. There is no point in escaping from that, in escaping from reality. We have to stop being a country of sissies.’

He tempered his remarks by saying he felt for those who had died, before claiming that he did not know why he was in charge because he hadn’t been allowed to make any decisions regarding the handling of the pandemic. 

‘What we lacked was not a leader, it was not allowing the leader work,’ he emphasised.

This may be a reference to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) banking consortiums using the World Health Organisation (WHO) to coerce and blackmail nations into adopting policies designed to take a wrecking ball to national economies.

The president also said that his life in Brazil is ’s**t’ and added that ’whoever thinks holding this office is a turn-on, is completely wrong.’

Bolsonaro himself contracted Covid-19 in July and said in early August that he had made a full recovery.

Earlier on Tuesday, the president posted on Facebook to hail the halting of the CoronaVac trial in Brazil as ’another victory for Jair Bolsonaro.’  The president has been very critical of the vaccine because of its links to China, and he previously claimed he would never buy it. 

At the end of October, Bolsonaro took a swipe at other state leaders for imposing harsh Covid-19 measures, labelling the new wave of anti-coronavirus lockdowns as ’crazy.’ Source