Brazzil

Congratulations to Rogério Ferreira da Silva, proud Indian of the Terena tribe.

We hope to see many more like him in Brazil.

Go Brazil!

Simply unfortunate that not more is done to stimulate the basic and high education all over the country for all brazilian citizens.

Very funny thought I had before an open this text.

I said to myself-


I’m almost sure that someone will make a negative comment about Brazil.


Everyone has the right his or her opinion but, for love of God, can we just enjoy the moment least ONE TIME and be happy for the guy without negative propaganda.

Sometimes I wonder if in Brazil (and some Americans) they have some kind of mental condition that makes then to put a negative spin in ever single topic.

What's your problem in having negative comments? Do you think you live in a rosen garden and no one must criticize anything? Listen moron, in our country no one likes to criticize anything and we have it all f**ked up! Nah man, you completely missed the point!

Meanwhile, congratulations to Rogério, that's a wonderful story of personal effort and voluntary help to achieve difficult goals besides the difficulties!

Like I said before, I’m a person that truly believes in free speech.


The Webster dictionary gives the mean of the word Propaganda as-



: Ideas, facts, or allegations spread deliberately to further one's cause or to damage an opposing cause;



A lot times the propaganda has not purpose. The true intentions are only to do damage.


Is not constructive criticism but only a destructive criticism


The main topic if you notice is:




“Brazil's Ethanol Lesson Is How to Manage Our Oil Addiction”



We could have a conversation about poverty in Brazil (or even poverty in America) but we sure would be going out of the main idea of this main theme


Right now that topic is ethanol and if you have any opinion about his topic be free to do it.

Brazil right now is doing a great job in this area. Can you just be happy a least one in your life?

posted the message in the wrong please

I ended my PhD in Biochemistry in 1993 in UFPR and nobody wrote an article about me. I am a true native american. south american of course.
I had more classmates with native heritage and nobody gave a dam to us.

So, what?

I will interested in doing phd in agronomy in brazil
is it my biggest dream