Blogging in Belarus, so to speak before
'm preparing statement presentation on "Blogging in Belarus for an event the English-Belarusian society. Blagery! What you want me to told you interested in Belarus Brit? :)
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Simcity 4 Deluxe Patch 1.1.638
Belarusian Embassy in London, read poems Neklyaeva
action of solidarity with Belarusian political prisoners and democratic opposition was in front of the embassy of Belarus in London. Organizers were Representatives of the Belarusian diaspora - Member Association of Belarusians in Great Britain and the Anglo-Belarusian Society. The action brought together more than 50 people.
picket participants appealed to the Belarusian authorities to immediately release all political detainees, to cease the campaign of intimidation and terror against the citizens who participated in peaceful protests against the falsification of election results, and independent media. In addition, the protesters demanded hold new democratic presidential and parliamentary elections without the participation of Alexander Lukashenko. "This person has no legal or moral right to stand for president, "said picketers.
picket spoke about. Alexander Knudson, well-known public and religious leader, spiritual leader of the Belarusian emigration. Said sister of political prisoner Andrei Sannikov.
Picketers criticized a recent press release of the Belarusian Embassy in the UK which focuses on the supposedly comfortable conditions of detention in a KGB detention and the alleged possibility of access to relatives and lawyers to prisoners. Was read a list of accused in a criminal case alleging the organization of mass unrest.
In addition, the picket participants honored the memory of men who disappeared or died under circumstances nyavusvetlenyh in the 90-ies.: Viktor Gonchar and Yuri Zakharenko, Anatoly Krasovsky, Dmitry Zavadsky, Gennady Karpenko, Anatoly Meissen. Action "Solidarity-16" with the requirement of a transparent investigation into these tragic events were initiated journalist Irina Khalip, which is currently behind bars.
end of the rally participants read a few poems of the poet Vladimir Neklyaeva, poet and former presidential candidate, who is now also was beaten and thrown into prison on December 19.
«The Belarusian authorities must know that nothing is forgotten and nothing is forgiven.
Sooner or later all those responsible for political repression and the murder of people will answer before the law ", said the protesters.
RUS : Before the Belarusian Embassy in London, read poems Neklyaeva
action of solidarity with Belarusian political prisoners and democratic opposition was in front of the embassy of Belarus in London. Organizers representatives of the Belarusian community - members of the Association of Belarusians in Great Britain and the Anglo-Belarusian Society. Rally attracted about 50 people.
picket participants appealed to the Belarusian authorities to immediately release all political detainees, to cease the campaign of intimidation and terror against the independent media, and against the citizens who participated in peaceful protests against rigged elections. In addition, the protesters demanded hold new democratic presidential and parliamentary elections without the participation of Alexander Lukashenko. "This person has no legal or moral the right to run for president, "said picketers.
picket spoke about. Alexander Knudson, a prominent social and religious leader, spiritual leader of the Belarusian foreign countries. Acted sister of political prisoner Andrei Sannikov.
Picketers criticized a recent press release Belarusian Embassy in the UK, which focuses on the alleged comfort soderzhainiya prisoners in the KGB jail and about the alleged ability to access to them by relatives and adkovatov. Was read a list of defendants in a criminal case alleging the organization of mass unrest.
In addition, participants rally paid tribute to people who have disappeared or died under mysterious circumstances in the 90-ies.: Viktor Gonchar and Yuri Zakharenko, Anatoly Krasovsky Dmitry Zavadsky, Gennady Karpenko, Anatoly Maisenya. Action "Solidarity-16" with the requirement of a transparent investigation into these tragic events was initiated journalist Irina Khalip, which is now in the dungeons of the KGB.
At the end of the action participants read a few poems by Vladimir Neklyaeva, poet and former presidential candidate who was beaten and thrown into prison on December 19.
"The Belarusian authorities must know that nothing is forgotten and nothing is forgiven. Sooner or later, those responsible for political repression and killings of people will be responsible before the law ", said the protesters.
action of solidarity with Belarusian political prisoners and democratic opposition was in front of the embassy of Belarus in London. Organizers were Representatives of the Belarusian diaspora - Member Association of Belarusians in Great Britain and the Anglo-Belarusian Society. The action brought together more than 50 people.
picket participants appealed to the Belarusian authorities to immediately release all political detainees, to cease the campaign of intimidation and terror against the citizens who participated in peaceful protests against the falsification of election results, and independent media. In addition, the protesters demanded hold new democratic presidential and parliamentary elections without the participation of Alexander Lukashenko. "This person has no legal or moral right to stand for president, "said picketers.
picket spoke about. Alexander Knudson, well-known public and religious leader, spiritual leader of the Belarusian emigration. Said sister of political prisoner Andrei Sannikov.
Picketers criticized a recent press release of the Belarusian Embassy in the UK which focuses on the supposedly comfortable conditions of detention in a KGB detention and the alleged possibility of access to relatives and lawyers to prisoners. Was read a list of accused in a criminal case alleging the organization of mass unrest.
In addition, the picket participants honored the memory of men who disappeared or died under circumstances nyavusvetlenyh in the 90-ies.: Viktor Gonchar and Yuri Zakharenko, Anatoly Krasovsky, Dmitry Zavadsky, Gennady Karpenko, Anatoly Meissen. Action "Solidarity-16" with the requirement of a transparent investigation into these tragic events were initiated journalist Irina Khalip, which is currently behind bars.
end of the rally participants read a few poems of the poet Vladimir Neklyaeva, poet and former presidential candidate, who is now also was beaten and thrown into prison on December 19.
«The Belarusian authorities must know that nothing is forgotten and nothing is forgiven.
Sooner or later all those responsible for political repression and the murder of people will answer before the law ", said the protesters.
RUS : Before the Belarusian Embassy in London, read poems Neklyaeva
action of solidarity with Belarusian political prisoners and democratic opposition was in front of the embassy of Belarus in London. Organizers representatives of the Belarusian community - members of the Association of Belarusians in Great Britain and the Anglo-Belarusian Society. Rally attracted about 50 people.
picket participants appealed to the Belarusian authorities to immediately release all political detainees, to cease the campaign of intimidation and terror against the independent media, and against the citizens who participated in peaceful protests against rigged elections. In addition, the protesters demanded hold new democratic presidential and parliamentary elections without the participation of Alexander Lukashenko. "This person has no legal or moral the right to run for president, "said picketers.
picket spoke about. Alexander Knudson, a prominent social and religious leader, spiritual leader of the Belarusian foreign countries. Acted sister of political prisoner Andrei Sannikov.
Picketers criticized a recent press release Belarusian Embassy in the UK, which focuses on the alleged comfort soderzhainiya prisoners in the KGB jail and about the alleged ability to access to them by relatives and adkovatov. Was read a list of defendants in a criminal case alleging the organization of mass unrest.
In addition, participants rally paid tribute to people who have disappeared or died under mysterious circumstances in the 90-ies.: Viktor Gonchar and Yuri Zakharenko, Anatoly Krasovsky Dmitry Zavadsky, Gennady Karpenko, Anatoly Maisenya. Action "Solidarity-16" with the requirement of a transparent investigation into these tragic events was initiated journalist Irina Khalip, which is now in the dungeons of the KGB.
At the end of the action participants read a few poems by Vladimir Neklyaeva, poet and former presidential candidate who was beaten and thrown into prison on December 19.
"The Belarusian authorities must know that nothing is forgotten and nothing is forgiven. Sooner or later, those responsible for political repression and killings of people will be responsible before the law ", said the protesters.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Play Ladies Salon Games (like Waxing Etc)
My proposals to expand the visa ban list.
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anei_aka_kirian at My proposals to expand the visa ban list. 
I have already spoken about this: witty non-economic sanctions can be much more effective economic.
Jerzy Buzek proposed to prohibit the participation of Belarus in international sports .
from myself, I would add that the World Cup Ice Hockey in Minsk to cancel in the first place.
My proposals on sanctions: a highly effective will vvednie visa sanctions, but not for a few easy dozens of people, and most extensive list of people. Thousands of people who participated in the repression. It should be included, besides the obvious:
1. All the judges who participated in the cases (it seems more than a hundred)
2. All police officers who acted (even on paper) as witnesses, people who have been detained and others
3. All the journalists who wrote and produced false materials.
4. All people in positions in the Youth Union, starting with the secretary of the local cells and higher.
5. All people in positions of "White Russia".
At least this, and it has thousands of lyudey.Dlya me especially important 4 points. These asshole believe that they are here can get warm, forcing people to join lukomol, kick people out of institutions and their poison, and then go on holiday to Spain and to participate in international student programs. This must stop.
Originally posted by
anei_aka_kirian at My proposals to expand the visa ban list. I have already spoken about this: witty non-economic sanctions can be much more effective economic.
Jerzy Buzek proposed to prohibit the participation of Belarus in international sports .
from myself, I would add that the World Cup Ice Hockey in Minsk to cancel in the first place.
My proposals on sanctions: a highly effective will vvednie visa sanctions, but not for a few easy dozens of people, and most extensive list of people. Thousands of people who participated in the repression. It should be included, besides the obvious:
1. All the judges who participated in the cases (it seems more than a hundred)
2. All police officers who acted (even on paper) as witnesses, people who have been detained and others
3. All the journalists who wrote and produced false materials.
4. All people in positions in the Youth Union, starting with the secretary of the local cells and higher.
5. All people in positions of "White Russia".
At least this, and it has thousands of lyudey.Dlya me especially important 4 points. These asshole believe that they are here can get warm, forcing people to join lukomol, kick people out of institutions and their poison, and then go on holiday to Spain and to participate in international student programs. This must stop.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Trichomoniasis In Mouth
Belarusian authorities between economic liberalization and "mopping up" the opposition
Nova May at the Nova Eўrope ":
offensive novaga 2011 adznachylasya in Belarus once in two events that have occurred if not simultaneously: a long-awaited signing of Alexander Lukashenko directive number 4 and neprodolzheniya mandate of the OSCE Office in Minsk.
Such a contradiction in the conditions of Belarus can not survive for long. But it is possible that power can use it for some drastic action in the short term. Question - what.
from European Burma to Europe Singapore
directive number 4 on the liberalization of the economy for all its minor shortcomings, being a framework document with no specific deadlines for implementation, there is a very important step in the right direction. After years of power finally talking about the private entrepreneurs as "hardworking, educated and talented people," not "lousy fleas, the state finally announced its intention to create a friendly business environment, not to shake hands with the last employer.
By the way, hardly anyone has done for the appearance of Directive and, respectively, for real positive change in the country that it can bring, more than not loved by many now Yaroslav Romanchuk.
This trend an even more drastic reforms in the economy Belarusian authorities refined combined with brutal repression against dissidents and diplomatically polite-exile OSCE office in Belarus. Liberation of entrepreneurial initiatives plus an increase of the brutal regime of meaning, so one more step on the road many times predicted "singapuryzatsyi" Belarus.
malaimaverna However, such a policy can be successful and provide long-term stability of authoritarian regime in the country, which borders the European Union, and where the problem is the lack of opportunities for self-realization of people long ago formed in a broad protest movement with clear political demands.
also associated with election attack authoritarian Belarusian regime clearly worked against the attractiveness of Belarus to foreign investors.
bloody ending of the campaign turned into a blow to the country's image, which showed itself not as an undeveloped investors, "El Dorado" in the middle of Europe, an image which is gradually beginning to emerge in 2010, and in the familiar role of a "European Burmese, with a bloody crackdown on peaceful demonstrations, and hundreds arrested. West quite adequately responded to the post-election crackdown on opposition, and the reaction will continue. Signs lasting pacifying with Russia is also still no new conflict is a matter of time.
Thus, if the government wants foreign investment, it will have as soon as possible to release political prisoners, far increase their activity and to restore the liberalization is significant-demakratyzatsyynuyu activities.
Does the power of any special plans for 2011?
Another thing is that the brutal repression strike in any case will have some desired effect in the short mode (6-12 months) term: up to the moment when the opposition does not apravitstsa from the shock of being reorganized and until the international pressure will force it to release leaders prison.
question is, what treatment may be necessary a priori, a short-term increase in violence.
Among some commentators have circulated thesis that in 2011 supposedly to make a year behind the scenes of privatization of assets in favor of the modern elite. This would, of course, a good sign: firstly, privatization is better behind the scenes than no privatization, and secondly, it would be difficult to expect that privatization in today's environment could go a different way.
Meanwhile, the assignment of lucrative state assets at low prices, close to the power of people in conflict with the need to finance the cost costs through the sale of these assets.
Therefore nomenclature privatization would be a symptom of the fact that the current elite, the language of financial markets, "Fixes Income: turning assets into cash. So, is preparing to exit the game or at least change its rules, for example, reformat system governance on the basis of the "ruling party".
However, changing the rules of the game that you want to short-term "agaloshanne" organized opposition, may Not be accompanied by the nomenklatura privatization. Conditions, however, created for any of these options.
http://n-europe.eu/columns/2011/01/11/belaruskaya_ulada_pamizh_ekanamichnai_liberalizatsyyai_i_zachystkai_apazitsyi
Nova May at the Nova Eўrope ":
offensive novaga 2011 adznachylasya in Belarus once in two events that have occurred if not simultaneously: a long-awaited signing of Alexander Lukashenko directive number 4 and neprodolzheniya mandate of the OSCE Office in Minsk.
Such a contradiction in the conditions of Belarus can not survive for long. But it is possible that power can use it for some drastic action in the short term. Question - what.
from European Burma to Europe Singapore
directive number 4 on the liberalization of the economy for all its minor shortcomings, being a framework document with no specific deadlines for implementation, there is a very important step in the right direction. After years of power finally talking about the private entrepreneurs as "hardworking, educated and talented people," not "lousy fleas, the state finally announced its intention to create a friendly business environment, not to shake hands with the last employer.
By the way, hardly anyone has done for the appearance of Directive and, respectively, for real positive change in the country that it can bring, more than not loved by many now Yaroslav Romanchuk.
This trend an even more drastic reforms in the economy Belarusian authorities refined combined with brutal repression against dissidents and diplomatically polite-exile OSCE office in Belarus. Liberation of entrepreneurial initiatives plus an increase of the brutal regime of meaning, so one more step on the road many times predicted "singapuryzatsyi" Belarus.
malaimaverna However, such a policy can be successful and provide long-term stability of authoritarian regime in the country, which borders the European Union, and where the problem is the lack of opportunities for self-realization of people long ago formed in a broad protest movement with clear political demands.
also associated with election attack authoritarian Belarusian regime clearly worked against the attractiveness of Belarus to foreign investors.
bloody ending of the campaign turned into a blow to the country's image, which showed itself not as an undeveloped investors, "El Dorado" in the middle of Europe, an image which is gradually beginning to emerge in 2010, and in the familiar role of a "European Burmese, with a bloody crackdown on peaceful demonstrations, and hundreds arrested. West quite adequately responded to the post-election crackdown on opposition, and the reaction will continue. Signs lasting pacifying with Russia is also still no new conflict is a matter of time.
Thus, if the government wants foreign investment, it will have as soon as possible to release political prisoners, far increase their activity and to restore the liberalization is significant-demakratyzatsyynuyu activities.
Does the power of any special plans for 2011?
Another thing is that the brutal repression strike in any case will have some desired effect in the short mode (6-12 months) term: up to the moment when the opposition does not apravitstsa from the shock of being reorganized and until the international pressure will force it to release leaders prison.
question is, what treatment may be necessary a priori, a short-term increase in violence.
Among some commentators have circulated thesis that in 2011 supposedly to make a year behind the scenes of privatization of assets in favor of the modern elite. This would, of course, a good sign: firstly, privatization is better behind the scenes than no privatization, and secondly, it would be difficult to expect that privatization in today's environment could go a different way.
Meanwhile, the assignment of lucrative state assets at low prices, close to the power of people in conflict with the need to finance the cost costs through the sale of these assets.
Therefore nomenclature privatization would be a symptom of the fact that the current elite, the language of financial markets, "Fixes Income: turning assets into cash. So, is preparing to exit the game or at least change its rules, for example, reformat system governance on the basis of the "ruling party".
However, changing the rules of the game that you want to short-term "agaloshanne" organized opposition, may Not be accompanied by the nomenklatura privatization. Conditions, however, created for any of these options.
http://n-europe.eu/columns/2011/01/11/belaruskaya_ulada_pamizh_ekanamichnai_liberalizatsyyai_i_zachystkai_apazitsyi
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Best Zero Turn Mowers For Fat People
received a reply from the office of MEPs
on his morning letter received a prompt response from the office of Charles evrapalyamentara Tennoka:
Dear Mr Chaychits
Dr Tannock has read your email and wants you to know that he is following events closely in Belarus and is currently drafting an ECR text for an EP resolution on the conduct of the Presidential elections and the conduct of the authorities in the immediate aftermath when legitimate protests were held and many protesters were beaten and arrested which is completely unacceptable to the democratic international community. Dr Tannock is disappointed as he recentl met the Belarus Ambassadorto the UK who reassured him the elections would be free and fair and would be endorsed as such by the OSCE, which sadly they were not.
Dr Tannock will participate in the debate of the EP Foreign affairs Committee next week in the presence of the High Represenative Baroness Ashton and Mr Milinkievich and the leader of the ad hoc EP fact finding delegation to Minsk who will be reporting back to the parliament.
The ECR and other groups are considering what further measures can be taken to restore democracy and fundamental freedoms to Belarus though sadly to date both sanctions and better engagement have failed to achieve the desired results.
Kind Results
Silvia Janicinova
PA
Here's how to work. It is a pity that we do not have a parliamentary system in Belarus. And no one in Russia as well.
RUS : This morning, sent a One British MEP letter regarding the situation in Belarus. Tonight, has already received a reply from his assistant, who cite in the head. Well done, good work. It is a pity that we have in Russia and Belarus has no parliament.
on his morning letter received a prompt response from the office of Charles evrapalyamentara Tennoka:
Dear Mr Chaychits
Dr Tannock has read your email and wants you to know that he is following events closely in Belarus and is currently drafting an ECR text for an EP resolution on the conduct of the Presidential elections and the conduct of the authorities in the immediate aftermath when legitimate protests were held and many protesters were beaten and arrested which is completely unacceptable to the democratic international community. Dr Tannock is disappointed as he recentl met the Belarus Ambassadorto the UK who reassured him the elections would be free and fair and would be endorsed as such by the OSCE, which sadly they were not.
Dr Tannock will participate in the debate of the EP Foreign affairs Committee next week in the presence of the High Represenative Baroness Ashton and Mr Milinkievich and the leader of the ad hoc EP fact finding delegation to Minsk who will be reporting back to the parliament.
The ECR and other groups are considering what further measures can be taken to restore democracy and fundamental freedoms to Belarus though sadly to date both sanctions and better engagement have failed to achieve the desired results.
Kind Results
Silvia Janicinova
PA
Here's how to work. It is a pity that we do not have a parliamentary system in Belarus. And no one in Russia as well.
RUS : This morning, sent a One British MEP letter regarding the situation in Belarus. Tonight, has already received a reply from his assistant, who cite in the head. Well done, good work. It is a pity that we have in Russia and Belarus has no parliament.
Black Cocks Are Bigger
Letter to Charles Tannock MEP
posted a letter to British MEP from London:
http://www.europarl.org.uk
Dear Mr. Tannock,
My name is Alexander Chaychits, I am a resident of London and a member of the Belarusian community in Britain.
According to a press release on the website of the European Parliament, on January 12th, the Foreign Affairs Committee, the Sub-Committee on Human Rights, the European Parliament Euronest delegation and the EP delegation to Belarus together with EP President Jerzy Buzek will hold an extraordinary meeting to discuss the situation in Belarus.
I am very closely following the situation in Belarus and the reaction of the European Union to the events in my country of origin. So do many other members of the Belarusian diaspora in Britain. I am very glad that the reaction of the EU and the United Kingdom to the outrageous vote rigging in Belarus and violence against an opposition demonstration on December 19th (especially given that some of my friends and relatives have been arrested there), has been immediate and adequate.
The response of the Free World to the actions by the regime of president Lukashenka must ultimately result in concrete measures targeting people responsible for political repressions and electoral fraud in Belarus.
For instance, a good example has been set by Poland which has made national visas free of charge for the citizens of Belarus while banning entry for persons involved in political repressions. I suggest the European Parliament to appeal to the countries of the Schengen Agreement to apply the scheme used by Poland to the whole Schengen area. The list of persons banned from entering the Schengen area should not limit itself to top officials but should include the executers of unlawful orders from the ranks of medium and lower grade state servants (e.g. responsible people among officers of police and the KGB, members of universities administrations responsible for politically motivated dismissal of students, etc), as well as their immediate family members.
The aim of measures taken by the EU should be to prevent people from getting involved in unlawful actions by the authoritarian regime that is currently in power in Belarus and which is responsible for continued human rights violations which are unacceptable for a country which is member of the OSCE and a signer of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Attached to this e-mail please find a Memorandum by the Association of Belarusians in Great Britain and statements by the Rada BNR (the Belarusian government in exile) and by Belarusian democratic groups.
Besides that I would like to invite you to a demonstration held by the Belarusian community of London together with other people concerned about democracy and human rights in Belarus. It will take place opposite the embassy of Belarus (6 Kensington Court, London W8 5DL) on Sunday, January 16, between 2pm and 3pm. We will demand immediate release of all political prisoners in Belarus and a stop of repressions against the democratic opposition.
You have made numerous statements concerning he situation in Belarus. In one of your articles you have very accurately referred to Belarus as "the missing link in Eastern Europe’s post-Soviet democratization and reintegration". Therefore I rely upon your deep understanding and awareness of the problems of this country and strongly hope that the extraordinary meeting of the European Parliament will be productive.
sincerely yours,
Alexander Chaychits
[адрас]
posted a letter to British MEP from London:
http://www.europarl.org.uk
Dear Mr. Tannock,
My name is Alexander Chaychits, I am a resident of London and a member of the Belarusian community in Britain.
According to a press release on the website of the European Parliament, on January 12th, the Foreign Affairs Committee, the Sub-Committee on Human Rights, the European Parliament Euronest delegation and the EP delegation to Belarus together with EP President Jerzy Buzek will hold an extraordinary meeting to discuss the situation in Belarus.
I am very closely following the situation in Belarus and the reaction of the European Union to the events in my country of origin. So do many other members of the Belarusian diaspora in Britain. I am very glad that the reaction of the EU and the United Kingdom to the outrageous vote rigging in Belarus and violence against an opposition demonstration on December 19th (especially given that some of my friends and relatives have been arrested there), has been immediate and adequate.
The response of the Free World to the actions by the regime of president Lukashenka must ultimately result in concrete measures targeting people responsible for political repressions and electoral fraud in Belarus.
For instance, a good example has been set by Poland which has made national visas free of charge for the citizens of Belarus while banning entry for persons involved in political repressions. I suggest the European Parliament to appeal to the countries of the Schengen Agreement to apply the scheme used by Poland to the whole Schengen area. The list of persons banned from entering the Schengen area should not limit itself to top officials but should include the executers of unlawful orders from the ranks of medium and lower grade state servants (e.g. responsible people among officers of police and the KGB, members of universities administrations responsible for politically motivated dismissal of students, etc), as well as their immediate family members.
The aim of measures taken by the EU should be to prevent people from getting involved in unlawful actions by the authoritarian regime that is currently in power in Belarus and which is responsible for continued human rights violations which are unacceptable for a country which is member of the OSCE and a signer of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Attached to this e-mail please find a Memorandum by the Association of Belarusians in Great Britain and statements by the Rada BNR (the Belarusian government in exile) and by Belarusian democratic groups.
Besides that I would like to invite you to a demonstration held by the Belarusian community of London together with other people concerned about democracy and human rights in Belarus. It will take place opposite the embassy of Belarus (6 Kensington Court, London W8 5DL) on Sunday, January 16, between 2pm and 3pm. We will demand immediate release of all political prisoners in Belarus and a stop of repressions against the democratic opposition.
You have made numerous statements concerning he situation in Belarus. In one of your articles you have very accurately referred to Belarus as "the missing link in Eastern Europe’s post-Soviet democratization and reintegration". Therefore I rely upon your deep understanding and awareness of the problems of this country and strongly hope that the extraordinary meeting of the European Parliament will be productive.
sincerely yours,
Alexander Chaychits
[адрас]
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Pentax Water Pumps Diagram
On the so-called fraternal peoples
Президент Польши в новогоднем обращении mentioned Belarus:
Ciesząc się polską wolnością, szczególnie serdeczne myśli kierujemy ku białoruskim demokratom. Solidaryzujemy się z nimi i apelujemy o zaprzestanie wobec nich politycznych represji.
("Valuing Polish freedom, with special warmth we think of Belarusian democrats. We stand in solidarity with them and demand to stop political repression against them, "a tip-off Dzyak k_atamanchik ).
For comparison, the president of the so-called brotherly Russia Belarusian problems in his speech is not affected. Well, not the format, just not upomyanesh, and in general - no, well of course we all understand.
Президент Польши в новогоднем обращении mentioned Belarus:
Ciesząc się polską wolnością, szczególnie serdeczne myśli kierujemy ku białoruskim demokratom. Solidaryzujemy się z nimi i apelujemy o zaprzestanie wobec nich politycznych represji.
("Valuing Polish freedom, with special warmth we think of Belarusian democrats. We stand in solidarity with them and demand to stop political repression against them, "a tip-off Dzyak
k_atamanchik ). For comparison, the president of the so-called brotherly Russia Belarusian problems in his speech is not affected. Well, not the format, just not upomyanesh, and in general - no, well of course we all understand.
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