Former Federal MP Roberto Jefferson released a white paper this Sunday (23) calling himself a “political prisoner.” Making himself a victim, he admits that he cursed the minister STF (Federal Supreme Court) Carmen Lucia, but does not mention her reaction to arrival of federal police agents shot by himfollowing an arrest warrant issued by Minister Alexandre de Moraes, President of the TSE (Supreme Electoral Court).
The PTB honorary president and monthly whistleblower claims he was imprisoned for an “illegal decision”, a “suspicious decision” and that “injustice is repeated every day in my life and the life of our family.”
Jefferson also stated that the “Super Ministers” do not want their actions as civil servants to be criticized, “even if they contribute to injustice by creating all sorts of unrest in the lives of Brazilians, and no sense of resentment was directed at them,” Jefferson wrote in The post was posted today.
The politician also criticized the position of the OAB. “The Bar Association has never acted in my defense, fulfilling the constitution, which swore to protect it,” said the former deputy. However, he points out that less than 24 hours after Minister Carmen Lucia’s curse, the OAB eventually defected to the magistrate.
“Is the pimping of indignation on the part of a person unjustly annulled in a civil order more serious than a firm and deliberate decision to plot against a stone clause of the Constitution of the Republic? Electoral indignation is a cover for ideological warfare, manipulation of the masses. “, he confirmed.
The former MP also mentioned businessmen who, in the WhatsApp group, advocated a coup d’état if the former president Luis Inacio Lula da Silva (RU) to be elected. Jefferson states that his outrage comes from seeing other Brazilians, such as businessmen, go through situations similar to his own. “Now the victims are worthy journalists and authoritative cars of our country. This is all happening under the hood, by the Federal Senate, the OAB, the Attorney General’s Office,” Jefferson said.
He also stated that, in his opinion, his words “do not have a devastating effect on the life of any magistrate”, but “undermine the entire national legal security”.
