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Democrat Lukashenko and Berezovsky scammer

January 24, 2011 Arkady Dubnov

Exactly a week later, the outbound future of Alexander Lukashenko will determine. On January 31, the Council of EU ministers will consider the issue of imposing sanctions in relation to the highest bureaucracy of the Belarusian regime and, first of all, against the Old Man. If during the next days he will not demonstrate a willingness to compromise, which should be the urgent exemption of four arrested presidential candidates, the President of Belarus will be prohibited to enter the European Union countries. This prospect is clearly not smiling.

And although he is swarming: “ Nobody will never speak with Belarus from the standpoint of strength and in the language of ultimatums,” but he immediately stipulates: “Nevertheless, you can’t hide your head in the sand and move away from discussion of problems.” Anyway, he should just be humanly offensive, because “before that, Lukashenko was moving very consistently for three years towards democratic transformations, carried out democratic reforms in the Belarusian way ...”

I didn’t say this, Boris Abramovich Berezovsky approves this in an interview with the Ukrainian newspaper Today, published on January 19. The London “Presidential Madeuslers” spoke many different compliments there about democracy “in the Belarusian Lad” and about its creator, telling about the successfully performed operation “Back in USSR”. Well, who else will tell with such enthusiasm that “Lukashenko managed to preserve all the best that was done during the years of Soviet power - a healthy population, a roof over the head of all citizens. And working enterprises are not all effective, but they work, and people do not go crazy with hopelessness. There are no bandits, there is no mafia, there is no widespread fantastic corruption that corrodes all countries of the post -Soviet space ... ”

This interview looked like a gift to Alexander Grigoryevich on the eve of the inauguration. I don’t know if he made the last edits to his inaugural speech immediately after reading it, but it is painfully similar to “Berezovsky” words this: “Thanks to our politics in Belarus there are no oligarchic structures, mass unemployment and impoverishment of people.” Of course, Boris Abramovich would not praise the dad for the prevention of “oligarchic structures”, but we will not find fault.

And who knows, maybe Lukashenko would even be ready to be felt in response and invite the former secretary of the CIS Executive Committee to the inauguration.

But something here did not grow together, it seems that one place in the revelations of Berezovsky seemed offensive. He allowed himself to doubt the fact that the Old Man controls his special services, moreover, he stated that they “framed” him. Since their employees are “of course, employees of the Russian special services simultaneously and, first of all, are talking about the chairman of the KGB of Belarus.”

The Belarusian president reacted to this denunciation instantly, the day after the publication of the interview. Speaking at a meeting on January 20, he noted that "now many are trying to blame the KGB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the entire power block of the country of allegedly misinformed and deceived the president." So, said Lukashenko, “I will ask everyone to calm down and understand one thing in this regard: the first to protect the sovereignty and independence of the country and the system that operates is the president. Law enforcement agencies did not undertake any actions, do not undertake and will not undertake to restore order in the country without the sanction of the president. ”

From this courageous recognition, it should be clear that the order of “beat with sticks on the head” of all those who were on the square on the evening of December 19 gave the head of state. Well, everything else that happened from that day is also done under his personal guidance. For example, the use of mobile operators to find the mobile phones that have entered the square.

I must say that this information publicly brought to the attention of citizens will have extremely important educational significance. They are given freedom of choice. Or you go to the event without taking the phone with you, and then you risk leaving your loved ones and friends without information about which Kutuzka you were thrown off with your head broken. Or you take a mobile phone, safely manage to dump home with a whole head, but after a couple of days you still find yourself in Kutuzka, being calculated on the phone.

One way or another, but all this one, excuse me for the tautology, high -tech political technology allowed the father to give a “firm guarantee that no“ Maidans ”and“ ploshchs ”threaten our society during the inauguration on January 21. He is sure that the fellow citizens now will not dare to punch in the squares without his knowledge for a long time.

Now, from this point of historical development, God will give, Alexander Grigoryevich, having caught his breath a little and resting, will be able to continue to "move towards democratic transformations." The main thing is not to trample on the spot for a long time and start as soon as possible. This is best done, after consulting with Berezovsky, because, according to him, “the situation in which Lukashenko found himself can be expanded 180 degrees and create a completely new political reality in Europe, where Belarus will play one of the most key roles.” Obviously, Boris Abramovich missed the case, and asks for battle.

“But here's how to do this (to unfold the situation) - I will not talk on this topic now,” he flirts, ending his advice from London. Indeed, not for the same to fight ...

In his interview, there are still not enough other tips. For example, it would be interesting that Boris Abramovich could offer Alexander Grigoryevich as “the most stringent response measures” to the European Union if he imposes sanctions. So that the old woman Europe shudders and all her “prostitute elite”, as the London Singe accurately noticed!

Maybe with overdue potato pancakes to throw Europe instead of oil products, the delivery of which almost stopped there the other day.

No, here, perhaps, jokes are inappropriate. Because we are approaching what to disagree with Boris Abramovich would be, sorry, Westlo. No, I’m not talking about the fact that “there was no attempt to seize the government’s house in Minsk”, this is understandable and still not overgrown with needles of the hedgehog. But it’s not about the fact that, according to him, “it was the operation of the Russian special services” - Berezovsky demonizes them no less than they ...

I'm about something else: “What happened in Belarus is certainly beneficial to Russia. And categorically not beneficial neither Belarus nor the West. Russia received an unlimited influence in this country and, in fact, drove the Belarusian authorities into a corner. ”

It looks like so. A trip of the new Belarusian Prime Minister Mikhail Myasnikovich and his acquaintance with his colleague Putin did not a breakthrough in Russian-Belarusian relations committed in Russian-Belarusian relations. Judging by the fact that the day after the visit, the Russian “Transneft” began supplying oil intended for Belarus to alternative customers, Minsk has not yet accepted the Russian offer to pay her an additional bonus of $ 45 per ton for raw materials. How long will Belarus with fuel reserves for internal needs and obligations for the supply of petroleum products to the west in the context of the cessation of oil supplies from Russia?

Colonel Chavez Dramatically will not save the situation from Venezuela.

And then what to do?

The topic here will be one glorious conversation held by Lukashenko at the end of last year and retold. The allegedly warned by one senior Western politician about the “spectrum of relations” that will be formed by Minsk with the EU and the United States in case of Belarus of the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, the father with “this list of troubles and misfortunes that can collapse on Belarus” came to Sochi and asked Medvedev whether he was ready to “divide these troubles and substitute shoulder”.

According to Lukashenko, the response of the Russian president was this: "Do not bargain, this is one topic, and this is another." “If so,” the Old Man summed up, “then there is no continuation of the conversation.”

I'm afraid, again, Alexander Grigoryevich is chopped down ...

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