And the Police camp, play the anthem and grill sausages?

The article critiques the political situation in Brazil under President Lula, expressing skepticism about the electoral process and the judiciary's loyalty to him. It humorously suggests that Lula should be referred to as "Lapa" instead of "Lula" and warns of a potential communist shift in Brazil. The author also comments on a recent incident involving a protester inciting violence against the Prime Minister, contrasting it with the police's handling of protests. The piece concludes with a sarcastic take on the President's reaction to police actions during the protests, implying a broader critique of political leadership in Brazil.