Solidarity is stronger than repression

August 4 - Solidarity Day with the Civil Society of Belarus. This is an event of an international scale, which is designed to draw attention to the general public to the situation with human rights in the Republic of Belarus.

On this occasion, on August 4, 2017, in the Voronezh Human House of Human Rights, a meeting was held with a member of the international human rights movement Lada Burdacheva, who told us that this country has not yet left the Soviet system, the principles of which was absorbed by its current, which, as, at one time, the General Secretary of the Soviet Union Brezhnev, President Lukoshenko. And the closer the Old Man to the end of his stay on Earth, the tougher his repression against the opposition.

The laws do not rule there, the “wisdom” of the leader rules there. This “wisdom” was already in 2006, and then in 2010 so cleaned the political field from the opposition that in 2014 there were no more competitors for Lukoshenko.

In Belarus, there is still a death penalty, and here, not the court decides to execute or pardon, but the father himself.

Pavel Gubanov, an economist and representative of the Voronezh Yabloko, went specifically on Lukashenko’s discriminatory policy in relation to the population, touching the pension policy and the last, the sensational law on parasitism. When the earthly bowels of the state are poor, wealth must be downloaded from the people and Lukashenko shakes them.

In addition, the Old Man turns on her natural ingenuity and “trade” political prisoners becomes a good source of replenishment of the treasury. The president of the East and the West also brings its dividends.

The question arises here: what force becomes a support of authoritarian rulers, allowing them to reign to please themselves until death, and then try to transfer power to their heir, as was the dawn of the development of our civilization? The answer is simple: this is the mass of inhabitants - consumers, which is currently, anywhere - in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine ... the notorious 80% of the active population and for which there is no idea, both the dignity and the dignity of their country. Slave psychology is difficult to become obsolete, because it is convenient for those who are not able to think and are not ready for transformations and improvement in society, and which standing in one place is quite satisfied, because they do not require a large cost of own forces.

Therefore, the remaining 20% ​​of the population, thinking and freedom -loving, become hostages of this crowd. It was she who once gave Christ to the crucifix, and today she gives the real patriots of her country to tear the regime of her leader.

Nevertheless, protest forces are growing, solidarity is gaining strength and future for those who know the price of freedom and longing for transformations, gradually destroying the ugly stereotypes of the relationship between the authorities and the people.

Thanks to the Human Rights House and the initiator of discussions Natalya Zvyagina for interesting meetings and relevant topics for discussions, expanding the idea of ​​the modern world and including consciousness in understanding everything that is happening with our civilization.
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