Maybe It's Time To Knock At "Master's" Cabin?

There is also such a scenario.

"The main thing is not to slow down or deviate from our chosen path," - Lukashenka said yesterday, comparing Belarus with a ship in the stormy ocean. We have got it all. Neither trace adjust, nor gap analysis, nor discussion on the way of development will take place. Go ahead, in full sail, right on the rocks.

The captain, they say, is the last to leave the sinking ship. But that's if he's done everything he can to avoid a wreck. That's not our case. The ship has already got hull breaches, the sails are torn to shreds, no one listens to the mad captain, half of the crew is finishing the rest of the rum in panic, the rock is dead ahead - it can be seen by the foamed waves. But it's still possible to haul off. After all, we still have to sail this ship further on...

There is another way to proceed in such a case. The crew and passengers break down the door to the cabin of the mad captain, truss him up and throw him overboard without many words. Then they blame it on a storm or an accident. The poor man has been washed overboard by a wave, and no one will be the wiser, the main thing is that the ship is safe.

The rock is close. Both the crew and the passengers know about it. Maybe it's time to knock at the master's cabin?

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