Lie Detector For Ministers

Who does feed Belarusians with products of poor quality?

Ink could barely go dry on the signed "Road Map of Belarus and Russia" devoted to the lift of restrictions on the Belarusian dairy products, and Rosselkhoznadzor has suspected Belarus of end run and import to Russia of 350 thousand tons of milk. After that, Dankvert's department reimposed sanctions on three Belarusian dairy enterprises.

Head of the Strategy analytical centre Leanid Zaika provides comments to primus.by:

- By the way, the Nesvizh dairy plant of baby food is also sanctioned because of nitrates. Mikhail Myasnikovich comes from Nesvizh. I would like to take this opportunity to wonder why the enterprise on your homeland poisons our children. If Russia rejected these products, it means that they are sold within the country. What a shame, Mikhail Uladzimiravich! .

It looks like our ministers who first sign some "road maps" and then try to export products avoiding crossing points. I'd like to say: guys, don't milk a bull, Russia is about to refuse the Belarusian agricultural products. You are trying to catch the leaving train.

Belarus needs new, technological products, new brands...

It looks like officials in the agricultural sphere just "cover" illegal trading. It resembles of the Ministry of Health, which has been assuring us that everything is fine, but, in reality, it has used large-scale corruption schemes.

I guess we need the nationwide TV program "Minister, shut up!" And all ministers would be subject to lie detector.

As examiner, I believe that a direct "dialogue" is required. For example, Minister Rusy is in his office and he is asked: "tell us, please, how many products are produced above the line and where they are?

Because Belarusian ministers play their "own game": they think that Russia is big, everything may happen there and it will be possible to tie up loose ends. It's time to establish a special column in all newspapers called "Ask Dankvert". It should be written with thick letters so that everyone could write and learn what is going on in reality and how many products of poor quality turned back to the Belarusian market.

Any specific figures are met by mumbling. They do not say where all these products of poor quality go. After all, they should fade away in some place. I would better ask officials in agriculture: "Where is it?".

And this "great tradition" goes back to the year of 1929 - the year of "a great crisis point". This "magic numbers" made the agricultural sphere collapse: the number of meat, the number of milk, the number of jailed directors of collective farms. And this issue is acute, unless all markets are closed for the Belarusian agriculture.

And one does not need to talk about "natural products". Belarusian milk has the smell of the officie of the Minister of Agriculture.

All your fuss around agricultural products will be over soon, guys.