Why Belarus is Constantly Attacking Europe 

I guess Europe doesn't know Putin exists.

As if Putin is not a dictator

I mean atleast hes keeping it real. He isnt wrong😂

@@MA_KA_PA_TIE Putin isn’t a dictator, the far left media just labeled him one cause they don’t like him, same as Trump. I heard a lot of his policies and he sounds like a cool guy.

"Better to be a dictator than gay" - Lukashenko 2012

It is crucial to state, that these people aren't refugees. They are migrants.

That’s not entirely true though, as Germany has pretty much accepted everyone reaching its territory ever since the refugee crisis in 2015. Sure, theoretically they could send people back to their first country of arrival but they hardly have done so ever since

Best ones according to what criteria?

What does "best one" means?

@@caseybanana8114 Cleanest criminal record.

rest in peace

@@geopolitical_moment A little too literal lol

Condolences to your family and friends

@@sirensynapse5603 yes

R u still dying?

I agree

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@qopoy dnon little to do with my comment but k

same

@qopoy dnon They didn't

I know. I was a bit confused by that transition

pretty rough cut from content to ad, it had me laugh out loud as well :D

How bad are the terms?

A little advice: every youtube add is shit. The company who need to do that are in most cases crap companies trying to sell bad products

I honestly think RLL is smart enough to not spend almost $200 a month on his phone bill. So I believe that to be made up.

^

Any ad that isn't from a widely recognized brand/company is not to be trusted 😂 Not saying i support monopolies, but those companies got big for a reason -trustworthy and reliable products

You may be right about that. But the Polish government/the PiS party is still completely dishonest.

What the West cooked, the Slavs will eat! 😂😂😂😂😂

@@MrVasja46 with the help of NATO yh

@@ehmjay97promise no immigrants and delivered no immigrants, sounds pretty good to me.

>Some random pindostan bydlo writing this opinion rejected. Hands off Belarus!

Arm and fight

You should be proud of your president. He's protecting you against Polish imperialistic ambitions

@@reek4062 no.

@@reek4062 Found the Bot.

i think the politically minded of the west would literally love to see Belaruse have a revolution (peaceful) and get a democracy but it's the case that it's not so easy... you can't just march in and conquor it risk starting WW3 with Russia ... if we could get away with that, well you better be worried about us worse than the last guy

LOL

Agree

Agree

Belarusian people - 😊 Belarusian government - 🖕🏾

Respect Poland for protecting us!

USA has declared war and killed leaders for less

@@randy2152 Yep. I don't think we should invade Belarus, for *many* reasons, but Lukashenko deserves to be ousted from power every bit as much as much as Saddam Hussein did, and it's a shame that nobody can force him out.

@@randy2152 yeah US is pretty bad too, but what does that have to do with Belarus situation? There's no doubt that lukashenko is a literal thug. If you live in a proper democracy you can really relate to the absurdness of actions being taken by him, well only if you live in a democracy, otherwise further discussion is meaningless.

@@JackHankeAnd DO NOT, LET THE US INVADE BELARUS. WE SAW WHAT HAPPEND TO AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ.

@@list9016 Okay. I won’t let the US invade Belarus.

Жыве вечна

Жыве вечна!

I hope you're doing and feeling good over there. My friend told me that she had 2 Belarusian girls on her university. Unfortunately they told her that Poland is the worst and are anti-Belarusian which made me suprised a lot. I suppose it's due to propaganda. When it comes to "refugees" we'd rather welcome someone culturally close in our country - and actually in danger - than some suspicious people.

@@Rezlusiowa thank you for your kind words. I didn't get to talk with a lot of poles, in a bit of an overload right now and just survival mode psychologically, so can't confirm and deny from my POV. I know that some poles are all about "Poland for Poles" and stuff like that, and there probably are some tensions in a lot of fields, including unis where people can judge that's it's unfair that a proportionally large amounts of positions is taken by Ukrainian/Belarusian/other immigrants. In general my interactions were neutral or supportive, but people are different and being an immigrant is never easy. Also not like a lot of us are in a position to be picky, and legal questions-wise, Poland is probably the easiest for a Belarusian to migrate, maybe tied by Lithuania, questionably so will probably have to deal with whatever attitude anyways

I don't know if you know but there are more than a million people leaving Germany each year and after all the shit happening in the last two years two of my best friends with families and one other family I know have left for good. You are also not welcome here if you don't follow everything the government says is right, there is no democratic discussion possible anymore. There are even jews living here comparing the situation to some awful times 80 years ago. So yeah, probably it runs a little under the radar but even the UN chimed in to find out about police brutality during legal demonstrations in Germany. Guess you did not know that. I would love to know a place that is not going to shit.

He's progressive 😍 he helps the refugees 😊❤

@יעקב ייגר not the same thing at all holy shit.

Maybe citizens should grow some balls and dethrone the guy?

@@el_kasztanejlo8555 To dethrone him is essentially civil war. Lukashenko is deranged lunatic, and will use all means possible to keep himself in power, to dethrone him you need to suppress all his backers... And that's a civil war, not a protest.

@@Sarunastm then so be it if they want freedom they are gonna have to fight for it

Note on the 2. point: migrant and refugee are different things. Declining to accept refugees would be a bad thing (although it does happen) but declining a migrant is totally up to the sovereign country to decide on. It would ease the discussions if proper statuses were used. Media mixes these two constantly and therefore makes an assumption that migrant would have some UN guaranteed "refugee status" which they don't.

​ @Alaric Balthi And on point 3: wasn't that just a threat from Lukashenko? Or was there an increase in drug traffic beyond what's already known?

@@ajs787 There's a demand for drugs in Europe that is and has been always met, mainly cocaine, weed, MDMA and recently ketamine, usual party drugs for a well-off population. If Łukaszenko somehow launched a "smack into every house" program in Europe to Europeans they'll just sell it to the US. He doesn't understand that drugs are a commodity and using it as a "weapon" like he does migrants will probably just stimulate the economies of Europe, or if he gets something that Europeans fancy (which is way too expensive for the regime btw) the worst he'll achieve is putting a few minor local manufacturers out of business. Either way not much to worry about.

@@jonesaffrou6014 I'm grateful that cocaine and heroin can't be grown in Belarus

@@christianweibrecht6555 The main issue with those is that they're smuggled in through Galicia in Spain, AFAIK. But Belarus is landlocked, so...

@nehem Russia Innocent Lmao

@nehem INNOCENT RUSSIA ?xd

@nehem >Russia >Innocent Pick one

@nehem innocent russia

@nehem Well if I lived in Ukraine I might be a little affected.

Lukashenko at the beginning(before the elections) actually try to play Russian and the west. He keep saying Russian may meddle in elections(to get him out), arrest pro russian presidential candidate and oppositions(tho he arrested everyone who try to oppose him in the elections at that points) and even arrest Wagner who transit through Belarus(almost extraditing them to Ukraine). Try negotiate with Russia over its role in exporting goods sanctioned in Russia to Russia etc. Luka even try to lean to the west with its behaviour at that time to gain leverage over Russia. Many people forget his pre-elections moves against Russia and his way of trying to play Russia. Before the elections there were plenty of opinions that Belarus may drift away from Russia and slowing embrace into the west under Luka given Luka political movement at that time. But his arrest of candidates/oppositions, brutal supression of protest and his blatant manipulation of elections, arrest make the west stay away from him(The west didn't really like him to begin with). When the protest start, the west(especially eastern European states) express support of the oppositions, which made Luka hate the West further. After he arrested the major opposition figure svetlana and force exile her, thing got worse for him. Luka therefore wants to do anything to hurt the west to get his petty revenage after he brutally suppress the protest movement. At that points, it also means that Luka can no longer use the west as a leverage to gain leverage over Russia anymore as the west/US want him gone and not a person they want to deal with anymore. As for Russia, they know Luka, unlike back in before elections, has lost all his cards in playing against Russia. Hence, they use this crisis as a way to increase control over Belarus(and Luka). Luka is worth keeping as he still has the power over there and it is someone they know well enough to play with. Also Luka also stills have enough loyal figure on his side. Luka now need to be very close to Russia to get his position secured and his Economics in a good shape. Russia use it as a way to increase its grips over Belarus, which chances are hard to get before Luka fucked up so much in his ways of handling elections, oppositions,protests and lost all his cards that can play against Russia to gain leverage.

Don't call Ukraine "the Ukraine".

Russian/The Soviet Union Airspace was a no go area for airlines for years, and now is extremely expensive ... most airlines really don't care and will happily avoid both Russian and Belorussian airspace

@@GabrielKitignaTessouat :: WHY?

They made Belarus to be a buffer state. This is literally what it was created 4.

Your NATO patrons are more dangerous and threat for the Europe, than so called "dictator" Lukashenko.

@@davormijatovic7999 ok communist

@@davormijatovic7999 I offer you a free heli ride.

The irony is that the EU hates Poland's current government but that government is the one most willing to defend them.

Hahahaha Lukashenko is a "dictator", and Milo Djukanovic from Montenegro or some others are not "dictators" because they are you'r NATO friends

Anyone that butchers communists is a good guy in my book. Hail Lukaeshenko. If you search up the internationalist commie trash opinion on Lukashenko, they all hate him. A sign he's at least a passable leader.

@@thisisaname5589 is this a joke? Lukashenko is the communist here lmao, he literally changed the countries flag and coat of arms back to the Soviet version, get educated you Baffoon, Poland isn’t communist 😂😂😂😂

@@thisisaname5589 He is the one that ride Soviet nostalgia wave in the 90s to get elected . He run countries like it communist with state run enterprise and a tiny private sector . Centrally planned economy and shared farm like Mao Zedong . Despite his claim otherwise , if it walk like a duck , quack like a duck then it is a duck.

@@thisisaname5589 obvious troll

Most of the support for him (as well as Putin and Xi) come from people who hate America more. I've seen much fearmongering propaganda from Russophiles about NATO using Ukraine as a launchpad to attack Russia when Ukrainians themselves feel like they're surrounded from all sides and rely on Poland's mercy.

your story lack context bruh, like who's your teacher? an American? a Polish? we have no f*cking idea...

@@fitrianhidayat context clues would tell you it's extremely likely the teacher was an American

​@@johnr797 he could be brazilian and just calling his friend at the us embassy for advice

@@ytmm1 you're right, he could be. But context clues make it extremely likely that the teacher is an American. I'm not going to repeat my comment again, so you're on your own now in trying to understand it.

@@fitrianhidayat Yeah, like a non American would call American Embassy and they would kindly advice him to "stand your ground". Maybe in a Hollywood movie ?

CIA money well spent

@@thirdvect0r Name checks out.

@@thirdvect0r Ok commie

Russia🇷🇺 and Belarus🇧🇾: 2 eggs/2 odd delinquents of the Slavic family (and the rest of the Indo-European macro-race) being traitors to their Western roots and siding with the Eastern world

@@capncake8837 Brain checked out completely in your case it seems. But the day I see a CIA paid t roll with brains is the day I would see flying pigs too.

As a citizen of Belarus, I do not need a support of citizen of neighbor state which is currently my homeland political adversary. Nor I do need support of a person, which limit of will to "support democracy" is set to write a comment on RU-vid. Nor do Belarusians need such at all. If Lithuania and the EU at all would wanted to help Belarusians to aspire to "enlightened democracy and freedom", it could take much more drastic measures, which one - you may only guess.

@@SuurTeoll BOT

@@SuurTeoll i respect your opinion, but your people talk and show quite different view than you talk about ;) we also have individuals ,who say that Lukosahenko is right etc. But you know, that's how democracy works, majority decides what is right think to do. Good luck to your country, if Belorus is your country

I did not said that Lukashenko is righteous guy, for Elohim's sake. Such opinions are understandable for me, though, as the ones mentioned. I just sincerely doubt that the right tactics to counter him is mere expressions of "solidarity", that's it.

@@SuurTeoll so what should we do :D send assassins after him? If Belorusians won't overthrow him, no one will

Economic Migrants is also a term

@@Hjovn the term migrant invoke a lot less urgency and a lot more ability than refuge seeker, my friend. Altho, it's not wrong to describe them that way. (hey my dad used to be that! Lol)

Why tho? Aren't the countries mostly the same where they come from?

@@wothin that's hilariously wrong. The Gulf States and Sudan both are along the Arab family of the tree, But one is of the poorest nations in Africa, the other the nation with highest GDP per capita in the world (Qatar), And a lot of people do in fact work in the gulf states. Most of the those guys on the border with White Russia are Kurdish Iraqis, one of the less fortunate regions in Iraq if that's even possible.

@@ahmedmuawia2447 Iraqi Kurdistan is doing really well though

^can confirm

don’t blame them at all tbh

yes, poland is a horrifically racist and islamophobic country, they don't mind white Ukrainian 'refugees' but suddenly real refugees - ignored. Makes sense as the population is literally still 99% white, it's like they refuse to enter the 21st century world!

@@southwestsaxon Why would you even consider Poland as an arab?! Poland is even racist towards his own fellow whites! Go where you're wanted! Don't expect free handouts! I have seen many Syrians arrive in Europe without any decent job skills, zero degrees and expect government housing and a stipend for free! No wonder Europe is fed up and more and more are voting far right!

@@southwestsaxon I wouldn't say that Poland as a country is racist, our government is and they statements shows world bad side of my country. In my city, there are foreigners from allover the world, working and living without problems, but i have to admit that it's bigger modernized city.

No.

😔

You mean Germany?😁

Here's hoping Belarus finally overthrows their human shaped bacterium of a leader.

Listening to the entirety of that video was really horrifying.

@@docbaker3333 I’m also an Iraqi and honestly I’m just lucky I never went there

You know the use of immigrants as weapon is happening the last 7years by Turkey in the tens of thousands but I don't see anything has changed except when the EU gives him money to "stop" even though it continues

@@dnkal2875 I didn’t know that, but I can believe it. International relations are so fucked up. It’s like, one country is doing something awful and we condemn then, but another country that we’re ‘friends’ with (meaning we profit from them) can get away with anything they like.

Yes , but what will Transnistria do??

Yes , i understand it

Best wishes for Ukraine

@@shreyagaming4876 Some part of Russian troops are situated in Transnistria. In case of war, Ukraine need to put some of its troops near Transnistria, but Transnistria is pretty long wich makes it difficult for Ukraine to protect itself.

@@pontius_official oh

@@bjf9304 Not exactly, they’re a bit lax in stopping them trying to cross the channel but they didn’t exactly offer them Visas like Belarus did.

The EU should make an elaborate plan to kill Lukashenko and then put someone else in power. Step 1: Invite Lukashenko to a meeting relating to current issues Step 2: Create the most toxic beverage known to mankind Step 3: Have him die by drinking the beverage Step 4: Surprise-invade Belarus’s capital and put a new, fair leader in power

@@PikKraken8 wow. What a good person you are. If you think that killing a dictator is any better then being one, then you’re completely wrong.

Ya he is not a good person, nor is Putin. He loves being in Putins limelight and getting everything from Putin as long as he's Putins muppet in all wars. Right Now he offered Putin belarus as a attacking ground against Ukraine. Even tho its hard towards the civilian in belarus, but I think this country also needs to be punished in some way, especially those who hit the rich, selfish people like Lukashenko and other Oligarchs who offer Putin their country as attacking ground against the Ukraine.

@@PikKraken8 that you CIA?

Why? 1-You refused them to live in peace at home. 2-you refuse them to migrate for peace. Where do they go?

@@maktoobyt2009 Home, they are not Poland's problem.

@@maktoobyt2009 Last I checked, Poland hasnt been destabilizing the Middle East. Neither has Latvia or Lithuania. So, no matter how you might try to spin this, none of this is their fault nor their problem. They are victims of outside aggressors that weaponized migrants.

@@SerenGetter go and buy some brain. is Poland not NATO?

@@imapopo2924 refer to my upper comment.

What's your country?

@@johan.ohgren England I should’ve said

Who tf would want to visit Belarus?

not pollutant but did not meet EU noise standards

They are caught on the border between Poland and Belarus. The land between the border fences/stations/patrols are usually called no mans land as it is several meters wide.

@@Jokerlevin Have you seen this border? I did. There is no such thing there, just thin chainlink fence. And they are on belarussian side of this fence, therefore they're in Belarus, not in imaginary no man's land.

The proverbial "he made his bed and now he has to lie in it" He wanted to send an unlimited number of people across the border and is now stuck with that number in his own country.

It's no man's land because Belarus made it no man's land. Playing denial is only going to help Poland's enemies. Poland should create a steady stream of Refugee transports to their desired country, Germany in cooperation with Germany. Help some people out while also defanging Belarus' strategy.

@@reaverfang377 but Germany don't want to take them

Brainwashed

Why do you guys use ⚪️🔴⚪️ instead of 🇧🇾?

Time will come, brother.

@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa961 Because the flag in your respond is a Lukashenko's one. ⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🟥🟥🟥🟥 ⬜⬜⬜⬜

@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa961 a lot of belarusians didn't accept red-green flag, white-red-white flag was official for belarus before lukeshenko run for a president, and now opposition use that flag.

@@user-to5gu9uq7o oh okay then ⚪️🔴⚪️ !! Love from france to Belarusian people !

🤝💪

Russia🇷🇺 and Belarus🇧🇾: 2 eggs/2 odd delinquents of the Slavic family (and the rest of the Indo-European macro-race) being traitors to their Western roots and siding with the Eastern world

@@GL-iv4rw the 2 bold brothers of the Slavic family

Hang tough Poland!

Belarus will invade Poland if they try to

Pretty much, though a lot of people seem to forget this. Europe is a continent, the EU is an organisation, that's a big difference. The EU prefers to try and make it seem like they themselves are Europe

The UK floated to North America.

well, tbf, some people thought that EU is just short name of EUrope

EU translates to EUrope the same as US to America...

@@adiirfan01 EU *can* be a short name for Europe, but it all depends on the context. If you say EU, NA, SA, etc. then you’re talking about the continents, but if you say the UK left the EU, then is means European Union. It would be smarter to use EU for Europe and E.U. for European Union, but people are lazy.

I think its called belorussian people

*whole

@@dac232009 you dont think. Stop lying

I feel bad for you being manipulated. America and NATO make war in Syria, Iraq, Libya and Afganistan... Lukashenko is to blame for refugee crisis. Lukashenko is to blame for Belorussian 5000 covid deaths while Sweden has 15000 and Belgium 27000 covid deaths

@@IvanSam1 North Korea has 0

🇬🇧🇺🇸 will invade Belarus and destroy them

There's a time and place to segue and that was definitely not it.

Why do you Ting like that?

This is why I feel RLL should reserve sponsors for videos that don't talk about such controversial tragic things. But RLL is just a smaller infographic show, an easy cash grab with these annoying sponsors because they can't for the life of them manage finances anyway, so...

As ice cold as the impending winter where the refugees would spend nights outside?

lol

While that would be funny, Russia would view it as an action of war, because russia are a bunch of babies.

Job market. Most of the local oil rich states have high unemployment and few open jobs, sending wages down. Europe has a larger base of minimum low wage working and social programs to help families get a footing.

Agreed. Muslim culture is incompatible with Western culture. Go to a more prosperous Muslim country where you can practice your religion with others.

Free money and welfare benefits

@@oilersridersbluejays Arab middle eastern countries don’t like to let in immigrants because they don’t like poor people or maybe they don’t want them to bring liberal ideas so there people won’t rise up against them because you know they are monarchies, basically if your rich welcome if your poor get out Just sayin

You should take them anyways, because most Europeans and North Americans don’t want them. We have enough troubles with poverty here.

You fight them, they did that in Ukraine with the leader they had before Zelensky

the one is conservative, the other is nazi. What a lovely brotherhood.

@@mapoch9000 To say that Ukraine and rest of the region is very conservativ is a fair opinion but to call them nazi is a nonsence

It is easier for Ukraine to break out of the Russian sphere, because Ukraine is not landlocked. Belarus is landlocked so they are more tightly in Russia’s orbit.

If every country west of Belarus is pretty much ignoring it's existence because it's ruled by a dictator they don't have much choice but to turn to Russia instead.

@@jakdasjefferson3894 yeah you have never visited Ukraine.

Yeah what a great leader torturing their own citizen

I wish you all good luck in your fight for democracy and freedom!

@@alfaseeds13 Dont act like the west has great leaders, the west is a mess themself, and still focusing on shit country Belarus.

@Russian USA not everyone do it in 21st century

Ok people supporting the government because the west is just as bad need to stfu. Thats like me saying "well he is a serial killer, but its fine because there are more serial killers elsewhere" it is still bad.

You are Greek and that is the reason you feel sympathetic for them? Why does that matter that you are Greek?

@@ozymandiasnullifidian5590 because the flight started from Athens.

That's how cowards who hide in foreign lands and criticize other regimes should be captured.

@@arcsephiroth No, coward means something different. He is a Belarussian, he criticized his own country's regime, not others. It would not make difference if he would not even left Belarus, he would been captured anyway. Also, what about his Russian girlfriend? Lukashenko is the real coward if he is afraid of a blogger's GIRLFRIEND.

@@otapi nah coward is the reporter that hide and be keyboard warrior. Alaxander Lukenwateva is not a coward. He's a dictator and criminal probably. But not coward like this reporter and his gf

Maybe Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine will have to get an Israeli-style border fence to keep unwanted people out? (No border fence will stop an army)

@@here_we_go_again2571 not sure, but I hope not! this whole situation is just stupid :/

@@loonie137 I agree, it would be better for the rest of Europe to be on good terms with Russia and Belarus --- But being part of a larger Europe is not something that Putin (or Lukashenko) want -- At least if it is not on their terms.

Russia🇷🇺 and Belarus🇧🇾: 2 eggs/2 odd delinquents of the Slavic family (and the rest of the Indo-European macro-race) being traitors to their Western roots and siding with the Eastern world

Why you didn't help in Balkan then?

Estonia and Lithuania and Latvia and even Poland are in Nato and have borders with Russia. So why belarus cant?

@@Pachupp85 Thise three aren’t as big of a threat because of the Kaliningrad Oblast.

Replying to Prog47 It is so sad that so many people have to suffer because some foul president wants power I can name 2 of them I in countries that have such nice people

There's no way they're pushing Luka out of power.

Hi It is about time the world decides to settle down Putin must accept hos losses and move on It was not the fault of the world That he could not look after his wife but his own So pay the price You want a nuclear war bring but understand we don't go alone as Russia will go with us so Putin nice knowing you and goodbye humanity Putin either that or shut the f***k up and go home as we will not leave this planet alone You will go with us GOODBYE

Yes Poland always get bullied

They get bullied because people think just because WW1 and WW2 happen. That they can do whatever they want to them.

@@aeroluckyagent3833 ye

Russia🇷🇺 and Belarus🇧🇾: 2 eggs/2 odd delinquents of the Slavic family (and the rest of the Indo-European macro-race) being traitors to their Western roots and siding with the Eastern world

Lmao 69 likes xd

@@GL-iv4rw I honestly think most Russians would question the descendence from West. That would come as surprise for them. Certainly is for me, reading your comment, but I didn't and don't really care about it, but Russians can care.. I mean many of imperialist fanatics are still out there. They just want to be enemies with the West, they will never accept Western ideology, things like "dont be racist" or "don't be a homophobe". Let's just hope those fanatics die out soon

​@Estonian Nationalist I'm surprised an Estonian nationalist would support Russia considering how many Baltic nationalists support the Forest Brothers and SS marches. But I agree with the notion that going against "Western values" is just being normal. The only civilization to be able to fight against it on equal terms is the Russian civilization (which is too weak to do so right now, and Putin wants us to be weak because he himself is a Westerner which will come as a shock to all the stupid liberals on this trash propaganda channel) but unfortunately for the Baltics, russophobia is rampant. Just look what your people did to the Bronze soldier.

​@@timsonins ah yes, being forced to accept degenerate Western values is the pinnacle of Western tolerance. Короче, спорить с тобой дегенератом не буду, лишь скажу "либераху поравло"))

Ah yes my mother is from Mongolia and you know at first she thought Stalin was ok but now that I telled her what Stalin really is and what he has done to the people of Mongolia she hates him now yes she grew up in communist Mongolia so they say Stalin is glorious leader but ln reality he's bad

@@KristofKarwinskithegreat-se5pu Reality is whatever ppl want it to be unfortunately.

Because the truth is hard to bear when there is nothing that one can do about it, and double so when the person hearing it might have originally voted for the guy to begin with. It's easier to believe it is all exaggerated than feel everything is hopeless.

@@aaronvarela89 goes both ways tho. Always keep it in mind

@@aaronvarela89 You confuse reality with perception of reality. Huge difference.

I'm pretty sure if they cut off gas supplies that would be considered an act of war and they'd be obliterated. No one wants that. It's just political sabre rattling. I hope.

@@cho4d Cutting gas has been previously by different countries and have yet to result in any wars. Reason is that we know the economic and social price that comes with war, cutting gas is always lower than that. So cutting gas is rather convinient way of extorting neighbours, at worst you'll get hit with another wave of sanctions...

Like imagine you are a leader of a country sanctioned by some big political union. Would you spend money of your own country to protect the borders of said poltical union? I will make it even easier. Imagine if Russia suddenly becomes dirty rich. All Africa suddenly decides to move to Russia. And Africans move through Poland towards Russia. Will Poland spend its money to protect Russia from all these waves of African migrants? Or will you let them pass? Or maybe you will ask Russia to pay you for protecting Russian border.

As i see it, for the last decades Lukashenko got used to play on both sides with Russia and EU, and so being friends with them, assumed that no one wold criticize him for his methods. When after elections he was publicly denounced by the west, he took it as a personal insult and all these happenings are elaborate schemes of revenge. In aspect of deteriorating relationships of Russia and EU, it was only logical for them to support this events as a card in the political game.

Gas pipe belongs to big brother, they won't dare to touch that.

They are not refugees they are economic migrants because they have the Belarusian visa I think

@@Steve-xy1il the Ukrainian ones

That's extremely racist to say that someone has a "rigid mind" jusr becase they aren't from the same region or religion as you are

I bit hypocritical to talk about somebody else being rigid minded with the statement that you made

@@anne.andromeda 1. Europe is not good at integrating people from the middle east. Call it racism or misunderstanding or whatever you want, that is a fact. 2. A majority of them would not want to give up their identities to join Europe - that counts as a rigid mindset. You might see that statement as racist, but it's the truth and unless you face that truth from the pragmatic perspective of how to actually deal with that dilemma, nobody is going to listen to you.

He doesn't consider himself as Russian or European. I believe. Lol. Otherwise, 100% agree

@@anonymoususer9079 If putin is a dictator then so are western leaders. They've start more wars than Putin has.

@@Writeous0ne Yeah , you should probably look up the word "dictator" in a dictionary before stating dumb shit. A dictator isn't someone who starts wars precisely. It's how he leads his people.

🤣 poland let in most ukraine refugees but still sends back all the ones from belarus

Yeah you use them against native germans all the time, meanwhile rapist arabs and turks get no punishment but encouragement from the marxist government.

@@patrickdunning6886 for real. F*ck Scholz. And the greens.

😂🤣😅

Lmao least they are not rice farmers in a tree 🌴

@@drogonkarma yeah sure but I dont remember the rice farmers losing

I’m pretty sure Belarus never invaded Ukraine

@@luminousshard7875 Belarus is the real "little russia."

@@drogonkarma those rice farmers defeated the Mongols the Chinese the French and the Chinese...