Today it is useless to write about anything other than the events in Belarus. These are the realities of the information agenda and there is no getting away from it, it happens.

 

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Today it is useless to write about anything other than the events in Belarus. These are the realities of the information agenda and there is no getting away from it, it happens.

I, in turn, urge many of our under-experts to fill up the fuck. Belarus is an independent country, people themselves are able to elect even a president or an emperor. Point. Turn off the Russian cotton wool inside yourself, which knows what and how neighbors, how and whom to choose for neighbors and why. Fuck it all, people will figure it out themselves.

Choosing cotton wool is good, choosing not cotton wool is good, putting canned pears at the head of the country is also good. Hai even put a canary in a chair, this is their country and their right to choose and make a mistake. Our business is not to teach our neighbors how to live as propagandists from the Russian Federation do, because it looks both ridiculous and low - we have not solved our problems, but are trying to teach the inhabitants of the country to make the right choice or take the right actions.

Fuck it all. They have the right to make mistakes. They are on their own land. They have the right to cotton wool at the head of the country, to their own Maidan, to protests, to actions of disobedience, to a position on the Crimea and on the war in Ukraine. It's all simple for us, but for them the interests of their country are more important and don't give a fuck. Point.

Honestly, I don’t know who is better to have as a neighbor on the border, an outright enemy or a slippery two-legged type of ally. The question is different - it does not matter which country Belarus will turn into after the elections, our common borders, trade and economic relations of this independent country with Ukraine are important. As cynical as it may sound, they have their own history, their own language, flag, coat of arms, their own interests in relation to other countries. And from our like, I don't like, I want, I don't want, it will not change at all nihua. We can only not look like a stupid
Russian, which teaches the whole world to live, forgetting about the problems in their country.

Boys and girls, it is in our country that Putin's godfather went to Crimea, this is a war in our country, part of the country was occupied in our country. Do you seriously believe that Belarusians are obliged to listen to those from whom Rusnya has wrested the peninsula or those from whom part of the regions has been occupied? Exhale, Belarusians do not owe us anything at all.

Beat Belarusians? Vitebsk Republic for rubles? Berkut or riot police beat up peaceful protesters in Minsk? Will figure it out. Without us. Without our chaos of expert opinions and moralizing, without tips on how to beat riot police, without recipes for a Molotov cocktail, etc. Turn off cotton wool, do not teach residents of a foreign country to live and fight. This instinct, the instinct to fight for one's rights, which makes bullets go with wooden shields, comes with experience. In their own country, on their land, Belarusians can get this experience. And no matter what the experience will be, positive or negative, Belarusians have the right to make mistakes, even if a mistake may cost them the country's independence. We can only accept their choice, whatever it may be for Ukraine.

Personally, I am interested in the events in Belarus for several reasons only: what operations are carried out by the special services of the Russian Federation on this territory and the possible consequences for Ukraine if the Kremlin's operations or manipulations are successful. Cynically? No more than selling Belarusian milk to Ukraine, the Russian Federation and the occupied territories.

I am personally interested in the events in Belarus only in the Russian Federation, the Russian trace, Russian money in parties, Russians such as opposition presidential candidates, the actions of the Russian special services, the reaction of propaganda, Russian theses about the events in Belarus. All. For Russia is an enemy for my country, and Belarus is a neighboring country with which Ukraine has nothing to share. And this, in my case, I think, is normal.

The moral is simple - Long Live Belarus! They themselves will figure it out. Without our prompts. The end.

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