POLL! Is Lukasenka a dictator or not?

**KirillMazur** · 10-28-2020, 04:33 PM

Originally Posted by Pleksi

Why would Poland have to help, it's Belarusian issue, Lukashenko was butthurt that some countries from West wanted to help so we fucked off, what kind of help would they expect? Cause we don't send "little green men", but there were offers from Lithuania to help Belarusian businesses to move their actions there, not enough actions from Poland though. Just some concerts, peaceful manifests, no sending "little green men" sorry

I do not know the attitude of the Poles themselves to the problem, but the fact that Western NGOs coordinating the actions of the Belarusian opposition operate from the territory of Poland and Lithuania is a scientific fact.
"Liberation" of Belarus will consist in the destruction of "ineffective" branches of the Belarusian industry, as not corresponding to "European standards" (the EU's competitor in fact), and what will survive will go into the hands of the "correct" European owners (no, not Belarusians and Poles , but much more Western). But the western market will still be closed from Belarusian goods. Along the way, with a decrease in social spending, the imposition of LGBT ideology. I do not argue that 10% of the population (not the best part) will begin to live better due to closer integration with Europe, but 90% will definitely lose in stability and prospects and will start leaving the country.
I am on the side of Lukashenka, but he should definitely stop being so “multi-vector”. I think serious people have already talked to him on this topic.

**Viridian1** · 11-16-2020, 03:43 PM

He is a dictator but I think he better stays in the office because "free" Belarus means much more chaos in the region at the moment.

**Sandis** · 11-17-2020, 06:04 PM

What are you saying... . Lukashenko is the worst for Belarus.
He is Soviet times stagnant and the enemy of Belarusian nation.

Lukashenko in the mid 90's started a project in which public Belarusian language schools were closed.
In 2018 Only 13% of pupils in Belarus studied in the Belarusian language.
"Since Alexander Lukashenka came to power, the Belarusian language began a gradual decline in the education system. In 1994-1995 more than 75% of pupils studied in Belarusian. After the referendum in 1995, when the Russian language received the same status as Belarusian, the latter started to disappear from education."
A national patriot would not do that.

Lukashenko doesn't recognize memorial of Soviet victims because he is a Soviet stagnant. He ordered to build exhibition centre near Soviet victims memorial.

Since August Lukashenko servants constantly beats and torture peaceful protesters. Now they have begun to note in protests especially people who speak Belarusian to carry out further repressions.
They even break in and pull people out of the stores and apartments in the protests neighborhood.
Many things are seen and documented in the video materials.

Once we already have seen it. Remember the times of the Nazis?
Who would have imagined that Nazi times in Europe would come in the 21st century. We live in crazy times.

**~~Art23~~** · 11-17-2020, 06:17 PM

Lukashescu has lost all credibility. He should go to the Hague for all the crimes he has done against the Belarusian people. All police and secret services people who torture Belarusians should go for a long time in prison.

**Viridian1** · 11-17-2020, 06:57 PM

Of course Lukashenka uchadi. The question is what is next? Is Belarus ready for the change? Who will be the president who will estabilish the gov? What will Putin do? How will the people act in new reality?