Belarus Has The Most Based President On Earth

lmao https://t.co/NIRnhHH5Vs pic.twitter.com/CSSVdhRVNg

— stiletto heel stalin (@MidwayMedway) November 23, 2021

Alexander Lukashenko is the greatest head of state on earth. I pledge total allegiance. pic.twitter.com/6lycY2ej7C

— Dr. Benjamin Braddock (@GraduatedBen) November 25, 2021

Lukashenko’s power levels are off the charts pic.twitter.com/TeDh6feeAI

— Dr. Benjamin Braddock (@GraduatedBen) November 24, 2021

Trying to press Alexander Lukashenko on human rights in Belarus. You can watch a 24-min version of our interview today on @BBCWorld at 0930, 1530 & 1830 GMT. Also here https://t.co/o6hOfVjZN2 Camera/edit @mattgodtv Camera @AntonChicherov Producer @BBCWillVernon @BBCNews pic.twitter.com/d8TQoqsehn

— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) November 22, 2021

I’m thankful for a lot of things in life.

Joe Biden and liberal democracy are not among them.

In this country, we are dominated by Jewish oligarchs and PMCs who have been wiped out in Belarus.

Al Jazeera:

“What helped him fight the largely urban dissidents was the cohort of police and intelligence officers mainly recruited from villagers who enjoy a higher-than-average salary, Mitrokhin said.

“He created a working system of his rule that is based on the energy of large-fisted ex-peasants who went through the army and intelligence service, who hate the ‘city slickers’ and therefore have no qualms about carrying out each order Lukashenko gives,” he said.

Under Lukashenko, Belarus remained a mini-USSR preserved in amber, and his rule rested on three cornerstones, observers say.

First, he scrupulously controlled the economy by preserving the Soviet-era collective farms, state-run plants processing discounted Russian crude, manufacturing machinery and fertiliser. The control prevented the emergence of billionaire oligarchs whose money and connections played an outsized role in Russia and Ukraine.

Secondly, he did his best to slow down the formation of the middle class – affluent, pro-Western and some of his greatest critics.

When this nascent middle class rose against him during last year’s protests, he forced hundreds of thousands to flee for Ukraine and the EU.

Thirdly, he created a symbiotic political alliance with the Kremlin. …”