Syria, Ukraine and China

I live in Brazil. I am Brazilian. I fully support my president, Mr Jair Bolsonaro.

My president has a positive relationship with North American president, Mr Donald Trump. Thus, I must show support to the U.S. Government's amends to try their best for all country's hegemony.

Some considerations must be considered for delivering the U.S. President from reprisals such as an unwanted impeachment and supporting his re-election:

1 - China: high technology have been stolen from the U.S. and developed by China. What we fail to understand is that many times foreign spies use both american and chinese alias in order to infiltrate these countries and steal technology from the richest to the developing country. China's president has argued with Mr Trump recently in a meeting in Buenos Aires, saying that China didn't want to be pushed into Trade with steel so agressively, and that they didn't want to be forced into producing so much technology; Still, they are making significant profit out of this Market, which has been stolen, and inserted into China's market by foreign spies who aren't either American neither Chinese, though they use alias of such nationalities to infiltrate.

2 - Ukraine: In 2014, a conflict happened between Russia and Ukraine, in order to understand the portion of Ortodox Tithe attributed to E.U., and which part belonged to the Eastern part of Russia. The calcullus of amount of weapons bought by Ukraine every two weeks established the size of Ukraine's economy. This also determinated Russia as the moderator of the current conflict in the Middle East, once they have control over the information of the figures of weapons entering that area. The U.S. produces and sells most of those weapons. The market of war is not sustainable, because there is no Trade: the U.S. sell the weapons, but the country in war is too destroyed to engage Trade. There are spies and hackers all over the world, in Brazil as well, and it is ironic to blame contact from U.S. Government with Russia and Ukraine, suspicious for spionage purposes (Mr Trump was first suspected of paying Russian spies for disclosing Mrs Clinton' email, and most recently suspected of using Ukranian investigations over his opponent Joe Biden), specially considering all the massive international issues assigned by Eastern Europe and Russia: it is clear that both countries needed close attention for matters of effect.

3 - Syria: The people residing in Syria and surroudings receive weapons for their own usage since the Gulf War. They earn interests doing business with the weapons they receive, which they commercialize. This has been teir main source of business: the war. In order to support this Market, they've separated each other into groups and deffended each an own fundamentalist ideology. No one knows who is purchasing those weapons, but there is a debt with the producers - the U.S. - once long lasting wars don't allow production for repaying the suppliers. Rebels put fire on oil refinaries, as means of saying they don't want more weapons in exchange of their oil. Mr.Trump recently withdrew his troops from Syria, to cool down the nerves of Iran which had been increasingly sustaining a high pitch warning about the production of enriched uranium for terrorist purposes. He also brought his men back to safety in the peace of their homes in America. As well, he gave the first step for reduction of demand of weapons produced and sent to the Middle East, allowing a turning point onto the recent and future history of such countries, that from then on will be able to invest in food, commodities and reconstruction of their cities (by investing with the BRICS), instead of being a hostage of the Trade within the War.

I feel, in my point of view, he might be saying: - "We are NOT interested in supporting a war. U.S. business is development and front forwardness"

Mr Trump is brave, practical man, hands on and he hates hypocrisy. When a president suffers an impeachment, the country is what suffers the most because the Planning being followed is broken and there is no follow-up to the achievements. This is what mostly happened in Brazil in both times of impeachment: the international investments decelerated.

I am not in the U.S. right now, so I must not brag about your accomplishments, but I've heard you have several reasons to feel proud of your president. Please allow him to do more, and to spread Trade to South America through the BRICS, reaching the correct amount of production of commodities in South America that would suit your needs.

Regards,

Thais Fernanda Ortiz de Moraes