Lukashist Era Monument

The junta turns the country into the USSR but with no Plombir ice-cream.

The Blue-fingered "opened" an already operating enterprise - the Belarusian National Biotechnology Corporation (BNBC). There were no other candidates for the solemn ribbon cutting. After all, the grand opening of the barn with the participation of "people from the center" is clearly not that level. But there were no other objects in the country of negatively prosperous stability.

Problems at the BNBC have not been resolved so far. The lack of raw materials and not the most advanced technologies in exchange for loans have not gone away. The company continues to be a classic example of the lack of prospects in the face of the growing isolation of the country under the control of the junta.

The fact that on the day of the “opening” the Blue-fingered with blue lips (Lukashenka - Ed.) remembered another “successful” project - the BelNPP, which is more idle for various reasons (from technical problems to lack of demand for electricity) than it works, is an indicator of the level of understanding of the negative effectiveness of its activities.

Comparison with Poland looks doubly incorrect. This neighbor of Belarus has been planning to build its own nuclear power plants for more than 20 years, calculating in detail the price of the issue and minimizing the risks. And they did not get into a credit gamble for the planned export of electricity to "enemies clanging caterpillars".

Therefore, the "discovery" of the BNBC is a real monument to the Lukashist era.

A hopeless project, which was implemented solely thanks to the corruption component "out of friendship" of two illegitimate local kings, one of whom is on the run and simply launders the loot.

Over the time that has passed since last year's "holiday", the junta has not been able to put into operation a single significant facility, so they had to open again what works through a stump-deck and did not reach the stated prospects.

Investors fled the country, and those who still remain are trying to prevent them from fleeing by issuing some kind of “paperwork”. The basic infrastructure in the country continues to fall apart because there is simply not enough money for it unlike punishers and controllers in different uniforms. The country, which squeezed out the most educated and promising part of the population, is extremely quickly turning into the worst copy of the Soviet Union. But with no Plombir ice-cream.

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