Anatol Lyabedzka: “Those who order to disperse actions must be forbidden entry into EU”
6- 17.11.2009, 14:12
The opposition thinks Belarusian officials do not deserve the right to visit the EU.
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ШТРАФ - ЛИШЕНИЕ ПРАВА НА ДЕНЬГИ
ReplyЗАКЛЮЧЕНИЕ - ЛИШЕНИЕ ПРАВА НА СВОБОДУ
Я ПРЕДЛАГАЮ ЛИШИТЬ ПРИКАЗЧИКОВ И ИСПОЛНИТЕЛЕЙ
ПРАВА НА ЖИЗНЬ (КАЗНЬ)
Те чиновники которые отдают приказы об арестах и разгонах долдн находиться за решеткой по месту прописки
ReplyДа, все верно, но мало. Мало точечных санкций для этих беспредельщиков. Жаль, что ЕС с ними церемонится, как с невестой на выданье.
ReplyМолодцы оппозиционеры, что не унывают и не сдаются.
I think it's very obvious that the EU doesn't want to do much because of the oil that is transfered through belarus. By freezing the sanctions, they have put oil first over people. This alone shows how much the EU can not be trusted. The EU has become weak, and unappealing for anyone to join them. Who would want to join someone that puts oil first, before people? It is completely against what the Eu is supposed to stand for. They seem to be no better than the authorities of Belarus.
ReplyME, 18:03, 17.11
ReplyI think it's very obvious that the EU doesn't want to do much because of the oil that is transfered through belarus. By freezing the sanctions, they have put oil first over people. This alone shows how much the EU can not be trusted. The EU has become weak, and unappealing for anyone to join them. Who would want to join someone that puts oil first, before people? It is completely against what the Eu is supposed to stand for. They seem to be no better than the authorities of Belarus.
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First and foremost the EU is supposed to stand for the interests of its own people - not Belarusians or anybody else who is not a part of the EU. Sorry, from that point of view - oil and gaz are as important as anything else :)) Frankly, I don't think that this is about oil really, the EU is looking for other ways to influence the regime in Belarus... And may be showing Belarusian officials the nice houses on Côte d'Azur might not be a bad idea :)))) Just don't tell them they might never get there because they have all chances to get stuck at the Hague! :))
amateur, 0:32, 18.11
ReplyFirst and foremost the EU is supposed to stand for the interests of its own people - not Belarusians or anybody else who is not a part of the EU. Sorry, from that point of view - oil and gaz are as important as anything else :))
YES, we've got it!
Now we see clearly the true face of universal HYPOCRICY in EU. But today even the 'Euro-Muslims' are already (wildly) laughing at 'stepmother' of EU because of this dark trade (morality for money&oil).
Let me state, THIS trade "...oil and gaz are as important as anything else :))" -
is deadly-impossible for the idea of numan morality. And this kind of trade is the dramatic sign of an old Western European weakness (of 'bold' rationalism and then ethnic "supremacy") that once upon the time led Germany to nazi-regime.
Now EU faces/tastes not only the Jewish but the Muslim culture too. Please, beware dearest European people at all the sides of (cultural) border. Anyway -
may God bless Europe!