Brazil's murder rate has almost halved in less than 2 years.

**luc2112** · 10-22-2019, 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by Ethel

My state (which is considered the most developed in Brazil) had a 2.4% reduction only, whilst the state that carried this nation-wide reduction percentage (20% reduction) on its back was Ceará, which is currently governed by PT, namely, a left-wing party.

It was the left-wing PT government that slows the rate in the northeast. Lol

**~~Kamal900~~** · 10-22-2019, 11:54 PM

Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker

How do we even know whether these statistics are true or not ? Here in Europe, they claim that the crime rates have been falling for years but that's only because nobody goes to the police and with their low rate of solving crime (any crime -- apart from tax related issues or minor violations which carry a quick fine) there simply is no reason to go there. Why would Brazil's police be any different ?

The only way of getting rid of crime - is by getting rid of the groups committing those crimes.

It's due to corruption of the nation. I mean, Uruguay is on the same level as the UAE and the US making it the least corrupt nation in Latin America, and it's predominately White. Chile is second least corrupt. Brazil is 105th ranked in corruption level which is on par with Egypt, El Salvador, Algeria and so on. It's not as bad as Mexico which it's corruption rank is 138, but Brazil is still very corrupt. The Netherlands is among the top 10 least corrupt nations in the world, and for a good reason.
https://www.transparency.org/cpi2018...0aAhjrEALw_wcB

**Ranger0075** · 10-22-2019, 11:56 PM

Originally Posted by Ethel

Bolsonaro's anti-crime proposals have not yet been implemented, this is due to a truce between Brazil's two largest drug factions, and also some actions in the state government sphere, this doesn't come from the federal executive branch.
My state (which is considered the most developed in Brazil) had a 2.4% reduction only, whilst the state that carried this nation-wide reduction percentage (20% reduction) on its back was Ceará, which is currently governed by PT, namely, a left-wing party. Any reduction in homicides is welcome, but I still don't understand the Schizos on this thread glorifying Bolsonaro just by looking at the headlines.

Brazil had the same homicide rate during the last 20 years according statistics

When finally Bolsonaro got into the presidency and homicides decreases it is just a coincidence?

**The Lawspeaker** · 10-22-2019, 11:57 PM

Originally Posted by Toppo900

It's due to corruption of the nation. I mean, Uruguay is on the same level as the UAE and the US making it the least corrupt nation in Latin America, and it's predominately White. Chile is second least corrupt. Brazil is 105th ranked in corruption level which is on par with Egypt, El Salvador, Algeria and so on. It's not as bad as Mexico which it's corruption rank is 138, but Brazil is still very corrupt. The Netherlands is among the top 10 least corrupt nations in the world, and for a good reason.
https://www.transparency.org/cpi2018...0aAhjrEALw_wcB

The Netherlands not corrupt. Haha.. good one ! And there are coconut palms along Norway's fjords. Transparency International is, in itself, funded and headed by all sorts of organisations and its reports are meaningless.

According to its 2012 Annual Report, it is funded by western governments (with almost €5 million from the UK government) and several multinational companies, including oil companies Exxon Mobil and Shell, hedge funds KKR and Wermuth Asset Management, Deloitte and Ernst & Young.

It's basically a kind of "protection" racket.

**luc2112** · 10-23-2019, 12:01 AM

Originally Posted by Toppo900

It's due to corruption of the nation. I mean, Uruguay is on the same level as the UAE and the US making it the least corrupt nation in Latin America, and it's predominately White. Chile is second least corrupt. Brazil is 105th ranked in corruption level which is on par with Egypt, El Salvador, Algeria and so on. It's not as bad as Mexico which it's corruption rank is 138, but Brazil is still very corrupt. The Netherlands is among the top 10 least corrupt nations in the world, and for a good reason.
https://www.transparency.org/cpi2018...0aAhjrEALw_wcB

Homogeneous countries have less corruption (except Africa).
Brazil has been improving, it has removed 1000 people last year and the money returned.
Bolsonaro had his life investigated twice, was clean.
But there are Brazilian donkeys and trolls wanting to vote for thief government.

**~~Kamal900~~** · 10-23-2019, 12:07 AM

Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker

The Netherlands not corrupt. Haha.. good one ! And there are palm trees along Norway's fjords. Transparency is, in itself, funded by all sorts of organisations and its reports are meaningless.

Well, that's what the page says. Of course, there is a difference between generic corruption and Orwellian corruption that is not regarded as corruption. Look at the US for example. You have countless foreign lobbies of a certain country, Israel, that funds countless politicians from both the right and the left, and any politician that gets into office like Trump and etc pretty much either discard or greatly compromise their promises to their gentile supporters while they prostitute themselves to the oligarchs that control the US. Here's Mark Collett in regards to true democracy that is based on populism and fake democracy that is based on Orwellian totalitarian system:

Have you noticed something in Europe? With the exception of the Golden Dawn of Greece, Jobbik(before they cucked out) of Hungary and Nord Front from Scandinavia, pretty much all of the right wing political groups of Europe are paid and controlled by Zionists? Bolsanaro for example is an uber Zionist shill no different from his American counterpart, Trump. You see, money is power, and you can pretty much buy off any political group of Europe under your control. As Lenin once said:

Even Nick Griffin, who was the head of the BNP, talked about it quite clearly on Zionist groups buying off nationalist groups under their control which is why many people hated him for that:

**The Lawspeaker** · 10-23-2019, 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by Toppo900

Well, that's what the page says. Of course, there is a difference between generic corruption and Orwellian corruption that is not regarded as corruption. Look at the US for example. You have countless foreign lobbies of a certain country, Israel, that funds countless politicians from both the right and the left, and any politician that gets into office like Trump and etc pretty much either discard or greatly compromise their promises to their gentile supporters while they prostitute themselves to the oligarchs that control the US. Here's Mark Collett in regards to true democracy that is based on populism and fake democracy that is based on Orwellian totalitarian system:

Have you noticed something in Europe? With the exception of the Golden Dawn of Greece, Jobbik(before they cucked out) of Hungary and Nord Front from Scandinavia, pretty much all of the right wing political groups of Europe are paid and controlled by Zionists? Bolsanaro for example is an uber Zionist shill no different from his American counterpart, Trump. You see, money is power, and you can pretty much buy off any political group of Europe under your control. As Lenin once said:

Even Nick Griffin, who was the head of the BNP, talked about it quite clearly on Zionist groups buying off nationalist groups under their control which is why many people hated him for that:

You're preaching to the choir. Our corruption is much more Deep State (institutional) rather than paying off the cop on the street or the doctor in the hospital but it's corruption nonetheless.

**luc2112** · 10-23-2019, 12:15 AM

Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker

The Netherlands not corrupt. Haha.. good one ! And there are coconut palms along Norway's fjords. Transparency International is, in itself, funded and headed by all sorts of organisations and its reports are meaningless.

It's basically a kind of "protection" racket.

USA pumped a lot of public money to bail out a private bank that would go bankrupt in the 2008 crisis. One person was arrested (which least stole) others went out to millionaires. It was not considered corruption as it is a private bank.

**~~Kamal900~~** · 10-23-2019, 12:15 AM

Originally Posted by The Lawspeaker

You're preaching to the choir. Our corruption is much more Deep State (institutional) rather than paying off the cop on the street or the doctor in the hospital but it's corruption nonetheless.

Indeed. People need to understand that nationalism and sovereignty should be always be linked to one another. You can't have a nationalist that pretends to be free and independent whilst taking money and support from the most powerful country in the world that is in direct proxy control by a tiny nation in the middle east; the US and Israel. Nick Griffin even stated in the video that his party was offered money and support from the US government in 2007 in exchange for the party to change it's ideology to a Zionist anti-Islam civic nationalist party for Israel which he refused.

**~~CostaRicaBall~~** · 10-23-2019, 12:18 AM

Originally Posted by luc2112

The reduction is for homicide and it was in the northeast (lack of policing probably). Favelas is to end drug trafficking (the police kill a lot here) traffic generates a lot of homicide. Robberies some cities the rate is high, difficult to resolve.

Or brazilians could do drug trafficking legal to beat the murder rate.