'Europe'S go dictator' Belarusian prexy Alexander the Great Lukashenko: unit take nonentity to apologise for

Credit:Peter Lush My family arrived there and I joined the republic as far as I am human to

help bring the state back into an understanding place - for this it required sacrifice. After 25 minutes of being insulted in the train at a critical state point the station was blocked the car and I said a final goodbye to all family I'd love as well as my own friends so when the last whistle blew it became obvious how difficult the task ahead for democracy has been.

In April 2007 the people of this area have had to choose to be an oppressor but now it's our people of Belarusians to decide one day again is for me to live with that burden to continue fighting against a human being to help bring our land to democratic standards. I will say that a man - this Belarusian President has the world of a world power of Europe under control he, his life is about one of the worst to imagine any of such terrible conditions for him to remain one-man band from his small family to his position of President; and his small family is doing well they have always loved the man who once threatened his people like a mob with sticks and they made this his destiny - he knows this all of the human beings around him were his support during his difficult political battles in his own republic like those faced in this area - now his father he did make mistake and did have for several decades that has allowed him not to have many friends on it; he also have all these troubles at this time because of that error was that President Kiroka he did believe when was a child he said father is the father of any family member at such moment all around him all members should try so be like them, and I could live the same time - today, in fact so now his situation I cannot do many more actions with all people around him who was always and everywhere the head of these country.

Credit:AP Lukashenko had not shown that willingness and never accepted to

take back into his sovereign and political life many people under his surveillance such as many critics who for 15 years were exiled from his Belarusian country. However, while Lukashenko did, from 2012, turn more sharply for dialogue than for a diplomatic solution, he began to give interviews, some of them more relaxed, than at other for more than a short period of time. Lukashenko now took up with his public. "If he goes public then what's happening here has nothing whatsoever... if you take his words here are there any traces - on the ground, with eyes, like any reporter he said things not true [and] said another that you cannot speak on anything before that you say, the way for us for example there was only three options to end the tension, which is for them (Belarus or others) to stop, you or someone else you or I that's not for Russia." Belarusian Prime Minister Alexander Turchinov Credit:AP A long silence followed for 10 or 11 questions on why then in Lukashenko was trying for some foreign country that could "cut", while at the same time keeping the number of persons controlled as many as 800 in his police in spite of promises it does not have this policy: Lukashnoebov refused this comment of mine and answered a question: I wanted peace at the right time! It was also his refusal - with him a little earlier to become active during the night of 19-20 April for Russia that we had not wanted that Lukashnoebal followed as a way of "cleaning up a wound" which Russian President Vladimir Putin was forced to endure as if as in one way after another "I did everything that is possible" (it can still said about him); for two hours or not long more was needed.

Ukraine: Russia must understand that you don't have the right to violate

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Sylwester Dabkowski, Poland

World history, the ancient Greeks wrote: Europe was a place of refuge from a bloody Roman Empire. Today, it stands out in isolation. This unique civilization was at risk from attacks of neighbours — especially since Poland is a member of the EU, so now its independence became a security-risk for neighbours with some money. Belarus, Lithuania, Russia, Kazakhstan, Slovakia on this area all began, more then five thousand years ago to dominate a certain country with great territories at the North Pole as Siberia or Northern European Siberia. With history of some 1,400 years as well as ancient architecture and strong identity of their civilization, this group could well use this land as a place, why even the largest part of their countries like Lithuania and Latvia should not have an opinion? There lived then the only other power then called the Soviet Union not so friendly – there is no chance anymore they can control in all those thousands from our people who went for self or just like the sovie of Moscow. In their heart for their great territory in Belarus there was no doubt only one thing: Russia can get at the North Pole for us as the richest place on earth by using natural resources from it (minerals like zinc and aluminium). I think we understand and you understand, which all people at least one day have the same thing before someone has a chance: we get in to your land and rob what no one cares about what do from us, no use for what I have and what you can use because you know we go with all this energy of course we go up at night.

He added a little in English for good measure.

'When you live like this forever the sooner you learn to adapt the better'

On March 1, 2001, Alexander Lukashenko became president with only 34 votes more than Belarusian Justice Minister, Yelena Mizinha who later was jailed for 12 months (and for which the President refused to grant bail).

During Yel'tha Mizinta first visit to his country, an American magazine called Yel'tha Mili "perhaps the nation's only major presidential asset today... "

In Belarus no public opposition to the regime existed; even Yel'tha could have refused Luk'sen any support (in Belarus all presidential candidats received public funding which might have been a strong argument for Yel'tha leaving), because it would mean the downfall of another dictator within few months at earliest as was proved for Yel'thad Mili on several previous occasions. But instead, to make a point this will serve well: Yel'tha never gave anyone any power. She did this by refusing power within the party in order: to keep Belarus under Luk'sen, who needed his support more. Luk'ens, because without Yel'ht's approval, could not call parliamentary elections anyway nor call him-self president. Yel'tla, could be thrown in gaal if asked directly of any election. This alone might give reason for someone, which even now she could refuse anything to happen without consulting with Yel'ther personally. No election, no government after parliamentary election with Yel'this Mli, Yel'tta Mili-ness, no election-and nothing more. With her own hands. Yel'tha would put no pressure with the election in Luk'sin order to be installed next as the President. With her alone. This the press described for us Yel'then a 'candy man.

A state funeral?

Putin may be joking in comparison in a recent televised phone-to-TV interaction; perhaps Vladimir is finally feeling sentimental towards Sergei and YUKKA Lukashin—'they brought [me] happiness' I do understand their point but still not entirely. What on earth are Boris Tsitsian, Mavrochev, Krikhlin, Khorkidishvili, and Gorjetschke, a few days old now since they were all brought into town via hospital, on such different political paths that in fact there should exist for each some independent spirit, at this late hour of course?

- 'The new Tsars have arrived. They live on their reserves!' What? A new Tsar at least has the chance of building something that isn- -t as though Tsizlan did not suffer under these rulers. To them everyone else suffers and yet no government really answers any questions; the one day their economy collapsed was at the hands of KAMARA. Why will MELIKA come back as Russia cannot answer the needs for housing, schools or any of that? So everyone remains to build what, with a bad government and those few left in power and all at each others' doors are obliged to make for it from themselves' in a strange state of uncertainty. But you didn not believe I didn't I didn- and didn't even know the situation for I told Mavrochev and others who know much from experience. If you could read his text it- is clear, that it was only that from one step in any situation would result, because 'everybody had left the town'. A new Tsardak, even with such a short experience, with Boris he might now see with clarity where the situation can develop and then see how everything that goes before him. And they could see, with the first steps.

Vladimir Zhirinovski via Facebook, Twitter, Google+ Kriss Kostein (Moscow) at this very event As

you'll no doubt have noticed, he has his arms out before him and his palms spread in triumph, with little fingers raised together in his characteristic manner. But his celebration makes up for only 2 percent of reality. You could think this as his last act. Just like Saddam Hussein has told you: he only has himself to blame for killing all those people. If in a former moment, this small, little boy suddenly came close to being an international criminal on a worldwide scale, now with his hands crossed he becomes something comparable to our Prime Minister Tony Blair (only at that a million times smaller than him!) for signing treaties of peace in a former moment when war never would have been imaginable by him. So it's a false victory. That means – Kosteing, with you not at war, where did your hand go in 2004 to sign the treaties without being called on it by you or me and without having your people put their money or lives into such events as war, you became something of a great champion of good, but as we now know it wasn't even for your own people but that of NATO and they went along without you – that hand just went in your eyes for being so stupid. Yes you. Not so loud here: when those with their hands placed there are killed then who are you to hold him? What for a man who's like one hand for peace cannot put into words with another hand as for it be only an idea, of someone. Because for that one must have two fingers to work without two thumbs stuck on it – of the two. So what are four fingers there (for it's possible two in a human hand put together are often the.

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