People Power Revolution Against Dictator Lukashenka in Belarus

I guess we will soon see if he is a Stalin or a chicken.

:stalin:

I heard news that he won.

No doubt that is the official result.

The Intel Crab
@IntelCrab
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Unconfirmed: Total broadcasting blackout in #Minsk following controversial election results.

OP gets all his information from Twitter Disinfo site without doing any prior research.


Libération: Unseen Since 1990s Mobilization Of People Takes Place In Belarus 8

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Transition period before the free elections

Tsikhanouskaya became a candidate by accident, after her husband was arrested. Now she is Lukashenka's most dangerous opponent. However, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, who speaks together with Veranika Tsepkala (her husband has been deprived of the right to participate) and Maryja Kalesnikava (former head of Viktar Babaryka's election headquarters) have no program.

"She says at all the rallies that she does not want to be president," - her advisor Anton Radniankou explains. - The goal is to defeat Lukashenka, ensure a six-month transition period and organize free elections". This position allows attracting all opposition movements. In addition, a women team also plays a role: "Lukashenka tends to underestimate women, and the KGB doesn't know what to do with them at all."

-50%
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And you would prefer a dictator that has been in power for almost thirty years over a "transition period"?


Who do you work for, Frog?

:france:

The Intel Crab
@IntelCrab
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Ambulance crews are arriving in mass near the city center #Minsk. There are many injuries.

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Katia Glod
@eglod_katia
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From my balcony now, in a small street in Central Minsk. #BelarusPresidentialElection

video:

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The Intel Crab
@IntelCrab
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‘According to information near the presidential administration, security officials are shouting in the radio that they need help.’

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Ivan Nechepurenko
@INechepurenko
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In a major escalation, protesters have blocked the Masherova avenue in Minsk

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Ivan Nechepurenko
@INechepurenko
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A police truck ran right through crowd on the Masherova Avenue, which is still blocked. People are injured, one is taken away by ambulance

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Lukashenko is gonna flee to Moscow with the country's riches in the night...

He might be safer in your country.

LOL

I'm sure he has accounts there.

I kid.

I love the Swiss.

I'm part Swiss myself.



Well, Swiss-German.

Heck, every dictator on earth has account here, but never under his real name, wife, daughter, friend, chef, father, mother, or just under LLC's...

You're probably right.

That's smarter.

Yup, I know one, (African) he uses his maid's name, she gets about $1000 a month for the deed

My debate coach in High School was once Baby Doc Duvalier's piano teacher.


He was in the Foreign Service here.


;)


:truestory:

I went to school here with Kim and sister, heck, no one knew at the time...except me.... we played b-ball and drank beers...

Tell us, what was he really like/what is he really like?

:CoronaKim:

:Kims sister:

The Russian 4th Guard Tank Division heading west

And that is something I was afraid of.

He was very shy, had only 2 friends, never spoke much, though he did learn to speak German, English was good, not a word of French. Not pretentious at all.

I had read he never learned to speak German or Schweitzer.

It sounds like that was incorrect, huh?

Classes were in German and English, so yes, he had to. He loved Detlef Schrempf

His best friend called him 2-pac Un

Linas Linkevicius
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Repressions against political activists, peaceful protesters and journalists in #Belarus are absolutely inconceivable. This night will show willingness and ability of Government to uphold dialogue.