In a new statement released on Oct. 22, U.S. Presidential candidate Diane Sare writes: “Brazil holds its runoff election to determine its next president this Sunday, October 25. This election could determine the direction of humanity for decades or generations to come,” adding, “and most of your neighbors are not even aware of what is happening.” The statement is titled, “Bibi Loves Bolsonaro—Why the Brazil Election Matters to Americans.”

Sare, who is a historian in her own right, identifies the intention of the founding fathers of the United States to end colonialism as an international mission, especially of their southern neighbors. “Two American presidents, Garfield and McKinley, were assassinated in part because of their commitment to liberate all of the Americas from colonialism, and our southern neighbor Brazil is an important partner in that mission,” Sare asserts.

The two candidates in the runoff election are current president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and “Epstein Class-backed Flávio Bolsonaro,” Bolsonaro being the son of the previous president Bolsonaro, who is currently under house arrest for attempting a military coup to overturn the 2022 election. Sare points out that the first phone call Bolsonaro received after the initial results on Oct. 4 was from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

“Speaking as an American presidential candidate,” Sare says, “the re-election of President Lula da Silva is the necessary outcome for the future peaceful development of the United States and the Americas. President Lula da Silva was one of the founding members of the Brazil, Russia, India, China partnership (later BRICS) during his earlier presidency in 2006 and 2009, so it is clear that he is dedicated to the principle that nations with very different histories can collaborate for the mutual benefit of mankind, without sacrificing their sovereignty. Brazil, under the leadership of Lula da Silva would be a natural partner of a United States in seeking to resolve conflicts and work together toward projects of mutual benefit for the human race.”