Belarus is an ex USSR country. In many ways its similar to Russia. Lets take a look at Modern Belarus and see what its like. #Belarus Антон Кузнецов Autumn in the Bialowieza Forest • Осень в беловежской пу...
I spent 5 years combined in England and the Netherlands. Never seen such clean and well maintained streets. I can't believe I'm saying that but Eastern Europe is becoming a better and safer place to live. Greeting to my slavic brothers and sister from Bulgaria.
Не малое количество людей, проживающих в России, были бы не против, чтобы, после Путина, пришёл руководитель, следующий политике сегодняшней Белоруссии.
I visited many countries but Belarus is my favorite. Love this country, beautiful green spaces, friendly people. I feel like home when I am there. Greetings from Madagascar
@@you.Multypassport How much the liberal fascists from Brussels have brainwashed you, first they are the biggest fascists, and hypocrites, as befits their greedy, evil, and fascist souls, so some countries satanize them as dictatorial, and they are more free countries than them, and some countries are really dictatorial and people are under pressure, such as Saudi Arabia and many other countries, then for the Liberal fascists they are the most democratic countries, and Citizens, if they vote for someone and want to stay and lead them for tens of years, does not mean no democracy, who are the Brussels fascists to tell the citizens what they should want, how to paint their rooms and how to decorate their houses, as you say, That is Fascism, not the other way, and to know something else these liberal fascists are the most refined so far of all fascists in history because they are the most corrupt, insidious, hypocritical, wolves dressed in lamb fur, and as I see it, you can not refute the other, and you get caught for money, how much salary, blah blah blah, that's a boy debate , you can not refuted, so you get for money hahahahahaha
@@you.Multypassport Ignore him, its not like Europe is perfect but I got sick of people living in clearly freer nations crying infront of people who live in lesser ones especially dictatorships like Belarus about how unfree they are (or worse claim they less free). Love ⚪🔴⚪
I was a Moroccan Student who studied in Russia(Saint-Petersburg) from 1996 to 2003.I remember one day I travelled by train from Saint-petersburg to (Vitebsk)one of a most beautiful city in Belarus.how kindly people were.i will never forget the people of Vitebsk.They were so kinds,sociables,happy.Big love from Morocco to the people of Belarus😘😘
Yugoslavia is more familiar than anyone else with the "democracy" of the West. But to think that the current system is good is also not true. This is a choice of two evils, where Lukashenka is the lesser evil. However, this is capitalism.
I've been to Belarus 5-6 times, in many different cities. Also, I've been to all other countries in the region like Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland. Definitely, it is the cleanest and most well-organized country in the region with probably by far the best roads and infrastructure. And, to be honest, it is one of the most good-looking countries in Europe.
I live in US and went there on vacation 4 times already. It surprised me at first how clean and cozy everything is. Usually I'd rent a car at Minsk Airport and go places. Driving on their highways is very pleasant and easy. Great service, nice people, many places to see.
I have visited Belarus twice in the past 15 months. It is a refreshingly clean modern city with many amenities and entertainment venues. Mass transportation is very efficient. Shopping at malls, grocery stores, restaurants, etc., is pretty much Westernized. Minsk is very green, the forests are lush, and the people are friendly. I admit as a child of the Cold War era I was nervous when I landed at Minsk’s airport and went through customs, but I loved Belarus and plan to visit again. I highly recommend it at a travel destination!
"Belarus ranks first for meat and milk production". I think it should be ranked first for cleanliness too or at least in top 10 . My god such utopian level of cleanliness. Being an Indian I kinda envy this aspect 😕 .
I travel to Minsk every year to see my wife’s family and so they can see their granddaughter. Is a beautiful place and very friendly people. I love it there.
Dr Ranga Kakarla most people do speak English. Unlike the United States most youth are required to learn a second language and most of them choose English.
@fungus hunting what do you know of the situation man? , there are thousands of Polish people STUCK in Belarus because of the politics of Russia and the comment you refer to is in support of all peoples.
Look at CREMIA now!!what a beautifull ?!!! So why don't you REJOIN with your MOTHER Land?? Think about it. RUSSIA is now Growing ....Growing ....Growing and very strong in deffence and growing remandosly inEconami .Hope by 2025 Russia will be very power full nation. I pretty sure.😎 please thing about to back your mother land.😅
@@barbarastepien-foad4519 You are brainwashed about Russian politics. There is nothing wrong with it. BTW I live in Crimea. And I'm very disappointed with Polish politics. I guess you have no idea about February agreement between Ukrainian president Yanukovich and the opposition signed by German, France and Polish ministers which removed the barrier (Berkut police guards) and helped the opposition to take power illegally in 2014 while the opposition had to disarm and free the government buildings according to the agreement . And surprise (!!!) Germany, France and Poland have recognised the illegal powers against of all given promises and guarantees. Now you blame Russia because Russia has protected Crimea from nazi gangs who were trained aslo in Poland.
I lived in Belarus for 34 yers, and now I have been living in US for 3 yers. Yes, in Belarus overage salary is 250$, but some of people have 500-1000-2000$ per month. Taking in account that monthly payment for a house or an apartment (in your property) is 25$ (central heating, could water, electricity, gas, maintenance) it is not so bad even if you have 250$ per month. Medicine for free. The most complicated operations in hospitals is for free. In US it costs hundred thousand dollars. You can stay in hospitals for months and it costs zero dollars. Schools for free. Children gardens are for 15$ per month. Millions people got their apartments for free from government and that is not only during USSR period, but even for last 20 yers. No private property taxes, because 1-5$ per month it is same as for free. No crimes, no racism, free access to nature everywhere (not only in rest zones) and anytime. Belarus is not a business project as any western countries or as Japanese or as US itself. Belarus is still an independent country as well and doesn't have on its territory even Russians military bases. Is it not freedom?! I am definitely going back to my homeland.
I am completely agree with you regarding the easy access to nature. I lived in NZ for some time and I was unpleasantly surprised with a plethora of fences. Private property occupied almost all the country, so you can enjoy with the nature only in small areas, unlike in Russia for example where I came back to eventually.
@@DenEz_TV I think there is a combination of main reasons. 1) There is no friendship in USA between people. Friendship is completely destroyed. Completely. What they call "friendship" in US it is no friendship, just imitation of it. 2) There is no love in US between man and woman. In US to get married beautiful woman like Melanie Tramp, you supposed to be reach as Donald Tramp. And beautiful girls in US are seeking any way how to sell herself beauty as much expensive as possible. In Belarus and Russia you can be ordinary man and have very beautiful wife. It is very simple. 3) There isn't femininity in American girls and women. They are like man. And even if you have a lucky to meet a beautiful girl/woman (which is really rare case) she will be any way without something female in herself - on hormonal level, on mindset level. 4) People don't communicate to each other in sincere and simple way in US. They communicate in artificial and superficial extra energetic manner. You never can feel yourself relax when you communicate to people here. You constantly supposed to express pseudo exciting joy . It exhausts and devalues human communication. After communication in this manner you feel yourself still hungry for real communication. 5) People are too isolated both on heart/soul/mind level and infrastructure level. They live in their houses in neighbourhoods like behind bars. And it doesn't even matter they live in reach or poor , white or black neighbourhoods. 6) There is no room in US. It sounds weird, but it is true. There isn't room where to go for a walk. In Europe or in Russia/Belarus people walk everywhere and they walk where they live. There isn't difference between downtown and countryside. In Minsk we have a lot of parks and even small forests. And nobody looks weird if he walks on street. But in US you have to have reason to walk and not to look suspicious, for example, you have to walk together with your dog, or pretend to be jogging. It's ridiculous. These are main reasons, indeed there are some another reasons.
Nice video. I share what people say. I was in Minsk for three days with three friends last February, we are all from Argentina. We found out that the city is absolutely beautiful, green, clean, interesting. The buildings are impressive and the food excellent. My friends had asked me what we were going to see in Minsk, I didn’t know what to say. To my amazement, I found it one of the cutest cities I’ve ever been to and the people are really friendly, eager to help in spite of the difference in languages. Conclusion:we want to explore more of Belarus!!!
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
I am an American. My great-grandfather came from the Pinsk, Belarus area when he was 16 in 1914 before the Russian Revolution really got going. My mother's side of the family is Eastern European. I am grateful for anyone who gives out information about my great-grandfather's homeland. I very much enjoy seeing videos like yours to inform me of how it is there now. I hope to go and see it someday because when I was a child he used to braid my hair (he was a barber) and tell me stories about when he was a child... about birch bark shoes, about harsh winters, and coming through Ellis Island. He knew mushrooms like a walking mushroom-o-pedia, wove wonderful baskets, made wonderful cherry liqueur, had his own garden and met my Ukrainian great-grandmother in the states and they were married for over 65 years. I wish I could get back in touch with my distant cousins in Belarus. In the late 1990's I wrote them a few letters. They still live in the same village of Slutsk.
Teria, I'm from Belarus as well and I've moved to Belarus from Canada 5 years ago. I've found very nice wife here and I have bought the apartment in Minsk More over I almost built my own house for funny price which is few kilometers from Minsk. Probably I will finish my house next year. I'm happy now! Come to Belarus and enjoy!
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I visited Belarus in the summer of 2019. I was astonished by its beauty, definitely the best place I've ever visited and there's no doubt if I will come again!
What do I think about Belarus ? Awesome place ! First visit in Oct 2017, I came back six times ever since and plan to do so again next year. My favorite cities are Minsk and Mogilev, even though I also liked Grodno and Brest. I love their food/drinks, the cleanliness, the cities style and parks, the security, the well kept monuments buildings and roads, women's beauty, authenticity of nature/forests, pop folk but also club music and many other things.. When I'm in Minsk or Mogilev, I can easily imagine myself moving there to live and buy a flat at reasonable price.
Beautiful parks, people, places, and architecture. I have been several times and Belarus will always be greener than the aged American grass I've always lived upon.
I'm from Czech Republic and I'm very interested in all Slavic countries. I would like to visit them all. Belarus is like the mysterious one. Nowdays tourism policy in Belarus is more free and it's becoming easier to visit the country. I hope one day my dream will come true and I'll go on a roadtrip around this beautiful country.
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
@@polishpatriot4676 we are more than happy here and having most blessed land with four seasons, rivers, seas, deserts, green valleys and 40% highest mountains here of the world. You can check what your polish girl Eva Zu beck doing and praising everything in Pakistan by last couple of months. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KPs0XrtQoGA.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3B5isXFid5E.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--2ZZ5lXGGas.html
@@globaleducationmigrationse8543 , if you are so happy in that shitthole, then why you are everywhere in Western Europe, asking for sharia law , especially on the UK streets, Germany etc ?!
@@polishpatriot4676 for me any european country is on my foot and there are more millions like me who are more than happy here. Pak has big population over 200 million peoples so many working or doing business abroad so whats bad in it? I know your reality how poor polish roaming in the streets of uk and rest of the europe to clean the shit just instead of 20/30 euro per day!! Anyhow i found many americans and european doing jobs and business in dubai and qater but it doesnt mean their native country is poor. You yet need to grow
Been there with my wife (Belarussian) and son. I was amazed by Minsk and loved every minute. Clean streets and polite people. I had I heart-warming welcome from her family and plan to come back next summer. You must visit the National Library, it´s gorgeous!
Thanks for your excellent excursion through Belarus. It looked well organized, and it’s natural environment was astounding, the fact the 40 % of the Country has forests and that the primeval forest still extends over such a large area shows that Capitalists have not yet exploited its natural resources. It was really interesting to see the agricultural developments and learn about Belarus industrial production. The various scenes from the different cities and their architecture made me want to visit and enjoy the culture and learn more about people who live in Belarus. In the West we get all the negative aspects about Life in Belarus, but seeing is believing, and what I saw was impressive, beautiful, and a place I would love to visit. Thanks for you well balanced and informative narrative. ♦️♦️♦️
Автор, роскошный ролик! Красивейшая страна. Беларусы, надо ценить то, что имеете. А для счастья у вас есть все. Люблю вашу страну, уважаю людей. Дед мой Бацкалевич, родом был из Ляховичей.
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
Impressed of this video. I know that Belarusian people is very peaceful and hard working nation, this greeny and clearness took my heart, well done Tovarisi Belarusi. For all Slavic states Slovenia and Belorusia are the most clearness countries.
It's unbelievable ! Couldn't find a speck of dust anywhere . Belarus is in fact very clean and orderly .Not crowded ,with plenty of greenery and lots of beautiful buildings all around .Would really love to visit this country.
I congratulate you for your honesty and frankness. Thank you for this decent comment...... (Your opinion and observation is exactly right. It promises a nice, calm, peaceful and decent life to its citizens)
I am Belorussian and lived in the USA for a long time ( married to an American). I am still have family in Minsk, so visit them often. I really do not understand why video host is talking about the limited amount of freedom. People can choose the profession they want, can go to any college they want, can travel abroad ,can work online for foreign countries , and many many other different leisure things to do. Of course, no country is perfect. Belarus has its own problems also. . Дорогие белорусы !!! У вас красивая страна и очень хорошие люди ! Берегиtе то, что имеете !!!
This country is incredibly beautiful. And they have the good fortune that they have not been mired in the bloodletting in Ukraine. It deserves to keep its peace and ethereal beauty.
Visited Belarus a few times in the 2000s and I remember it as a very clean, orderly and friendly country. Puts high crime, polluted and arrogant London to shame I am afraid to say :(
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
Belarus is like my second home ❤️💌 I love visiting, and cant wait to return! It's so clean, historic, beautiful and everyone is very friendly and welcoming! I also feel very safe as a foreigner everytime I visit. Politically, I hope things will get better for the citizens.... Great video none the less! 👍🏼👍🏼
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
In advance: Sorry for my English. I was in Belarus last year, this country is awesome!! Im from Lesser Poland and imagine that my friends (19-22 years old as me) dont know anythink about Belarus! They equalizing Belarus with Russia. For me Belarus is beautiful country, people are really good, police is everywhere - When I had a problem how to get train station the policeman show me the road. Young people are really friendly, one day I decided to do street workout and people come to me and asked me ,,Where are you from?" and If I need help with somethink. Greetings from Poland Belarusian brothers!!
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
@@TheBanuSarwar_Official check your country in the list of countries citizens of which can travel here without a visa. A couple of years ago the authorities here allowed foreigners from a lot of countries to travel here without having a visa for 30 days if they are travelling by plane. And most likely even if you need to have a visa, they will put it to your passport in the airport.
A wonderful country with warm friendly people. I lived and worked here when Belarus was part of the Soviet Union. Then the shops had less choice and the people although friendly were more reserved. Lukashenko although not everyone's 'cup of tea' has done wonders for the country on limited resources and this is reflected in the peoples new found spirit which is refreshing. My wife who is from Mogilev is now disabled, but the wonderful treatment we received through Minsk Airport and wherever we went was quite amazing. I would recommend everyone to visit and particularly those with a love of the countryside.
beautiful ladies in Belarus, i was born in Minsk and lived there for17 years , all girls in my class were very beautiful .West Europe and North America not even close .
Piękny, zadbany kraj, piękna przyroda i jak sądzę również ciekawi, mili ludzie. Z pewnością fajne miejsce na ciekawe wakacje. Nie wszystko wygląda tak jak w naszej telewizji :))))))))). Warto oglądać takie filmy, reportaże, aby dowiadywać się jak naprawdę tam wszystko wygląda. Nie sprzedajcie się banksterom, zachodnim biznesom, bo ograbią was z czego się tylko da. Pozdrowienia z Polski :).
Niestety prawie kazdy Polak czyta GW albo oglada TVP i jest potem swiecie przekonany, ze na Bialorusi mieszka sie w drewnianych barakach a na ulicach snuja se tysiace odzianych w waciaki ludzi pod czujnymi oczami kagebistow. Wie tez dokladnie, ze niezadowolenie z Backi widoczne wsrod "zlotej mlodzierzy" i czesci klasy sredniej Minska oznacza rowniez, ze kazda babuszka spod Witebska tez chcialby go najchetniej powiesic. Nie rozumieja tez, ze gdy walily sie Ukraina czy Rosja Backa utrzymal to wszystko jakos w porzadku. Jak kolo 2005 r przekraczalem granice BY-UA to u poludniowych sasiadow jako pierwsze urzekly mnie dzuirawe drogi oraz stojace nieopodal rudery. Oczywiscie kazdy "narodowo uswiadomiony" Ukrainiec powie ci, ze to wina Rosjan, no ale jakim trafem u Backi tak nie wygladalo i nie wyglada?
A very nice country. Clean and peaceful cities. I wish if the UK is like that. In the West, we are fooled by words like freedom and democracy that exist only in distorted forms
So why many Belarusians are escaping from Belarus? We have many Belarusian workers in Poland. Belarusians from Western part of country travelling to Poland for shopping. Why? Cause we have more and better quality of products and many of products are cheaper than in Belarus. That's only showing how bad is situation in Belarus.
IpudI why do we have millions of Poles working in the West? Because Poland has been taken over by israel and jewish bankers. Poland is not a free country anymore. Most laws are decided in Brussels.
I don't think so.My dad was born in near to Belarus Smolensk area.. Accent the same...talk almost the same but never like each other. Proof ...World War 2 when Belarus collaborators made unheard of attrositis on Smolensk soil. That was back to 41-44... Long story.... Better if people will be a distant pals.
Great country. Been three in 2011 and it still looks great and clean. The reason why it is that way is because it hasn't been ruined by open border garbage and Lukashenko has been controlling that and I hope he continues to do so. Most of Europe is teeming with people who have no respect for the countries they move into.
I was walking in Minsk when i wanted to pull out my phone from my pocket and a hankie accidentaly fell off the sidewalk. First of all people were staring at me if I’ll leave it there or take it (obviously I took it) second of all thats when i realized how conspicuous that hankie looked on the sidewalk bc Belarus is so clean and beautiful thats even surreal for a Central/Western European. And about the dictatorship: people doesnt look that poor and sad at all.. even the opposite they are happy and they indeed not that luxurious but have their money to earn a good living. For those who keep coming with democracy: move to france or germany and enjoy the new citizens! 🇭🇺💞🇧🇾
@@user-sv3dc5nz8w I highly doubt that. Concealed carry is not legal in Belarus, nor are semi-automatic weaponry. I do own half a dozen guns, but the only thing that connects them to Belarus is my Belarusian ol' lady.
Minsk is a sister city of my hometown Bangalore in India. We have a major traffic intersection called 'Minsk Square' in Bangalore and I think Minsk has a 'Bangalore Circle' too!
It's too easy to judge a country from a sanitized travel video such as this one. The question is : do the pros outweigh the cons ? There is no way to know until you've lived there a while.
@@mknoxjackson Ok, Mathew. Please, consider only the words that I wrote: " Belarus is a beatiful place to visit". I didn't said to live or to stay a long time. Indeed, for a foreign visitor it is important that a country offer beautiful places, clean streets and so on. The problems involving another questions is not my matter. I live in Brazil so if you come here you probably see how much beautiful is my country. We have very nice beaches and wonderful cities to visit. Our people is very gentle and love to comunicate with everyone. But, nevertheless, we also have our problems and I think our problems don't hamper the great experience that foreign tourists enjoy when stay here.
@@prof.josebezerrademenezesf8937 Actually I wouldn't mind coming to Brazil. I realize that all countries have their problems. Is brazil a fairly safe place to live? The news makes it out to be an unstable country going through the throes of globalism. Could I retire there and be happy ? I'm serious.
@@mknoxjackson Brazil is a kind of country that is always open to all people of the world. Our population is actually a blend of migrants that came from Europe and Asia and there aren't no problems regarding xenophobies. Here all religions are well tolerates but our greatest cities have some problems of violence depend upon the region that you gone. In regard of your retirement be sure you going be happy coming here.
It's a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY. For Tourism, I recommend it for yesterday, today, tomorrow, and FOREVER.. IT'S GREAT... if there are any words to properly qualify.
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL SISTER OF RUSSIA! LOVE AND RESPECT. To say that freedom is limited is a very narrow view of freedom I believe. Clean cities, divine nature, low crime, beautiful people. I mean...
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the [k]remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. 39 For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.”
Родина моя - Белоруссия!!! Как я тебя люблю!!! Как по тебе грущу. По твоим полям, лесам, рекам. По голубому небу. Густому лесу. Пшеничным полям. Аисту на крыше. По родному городу Минску и бабушкиному домику в Ивенце. По добрым душевным людям. Мілая і родная мая Беларусь!!!
Limited amount of freedom? The tourist will never know that. The police are polite and helpful. I suppose that a visitor has no business doing political activism in a foreign country (go tell that to Soros). People seem to be quite satisfied with Lukashenko's rule. Since Belarus does not have much in energy or natural resources, which must all be imported from Russia, Belarus' options are limited. However, Russia buys everything that Belarus makes and despite the economic shortcomings, economic progress is evident everywhere. Just step into any large supermarket and you may be surprised at the selection and quality of the offerings.You won't see much "made in China", however. But that is precisely the point. If you go visiting Belarus, try their excellent Belorussian Balsam, a liquor made from vodka and roots (quite inexpensive in the supermarkets).
That's great! Indians expected Visa free entry, it's very clean and good environmental cities with great value of money... I like to visit again to Belarus, love from ಇಂಡಿಯ 🇮🇳
What is freedom? As a German, I see that freedom comes with refugees, chaos, destruction. I definitly prefer the belarus kind of freedom - and will now plan a visit there.
Piękny kraj. Wybieram się by zobaczyć go na żywo ale ciągle jakieś trudności a tym bardziej teraz kiedy od roku rząd Polski zamiast dbać o pokój próbuje wmówić obywatelom, że to nieprzyjazny kraj. Pozdrawiam Białorusinów.
@Александр Иванов dziękuję Alieksandr jednak z tym samochodem nie do końca tak prosto. Poprosiłem ubezpieczyciela auta o zieloną kartę, która daje mi możliwość wjazdu na Białoruś i co prawda otrzymałem ją ale okazało się że nie upoważnia mnie ona do przekroczenia granicy z Białorusią i Rosją tak więc chyba zostaje tylko autobus no i kolejka na granicy bo polskie slużby robią wszystko by uprzykrzyć nam podróżowanie.. Pozdrawiam.
Belarus shined like a star through the Rockefeller's PLANDEMIC.They had a beautiful V Day parade.Salut to the great President that can see through the smoke n mirrors.
