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pressmore

Thoughts on Belarus?

The current president has been in office 22 years. His official platform to get elected was "defeat the mafia against the Conspiracy of New World Order and Zionism"

I though about moving to Poland or Russia, but Belarus suddenly seems so much more appealing. They are basically Russian, so they don't take no shit, but don't have several million illegal central asian migrants(~99% white), and it looks like their president is wise to what is up. So as long as he and his successor(his son) are in power Belarus will never fall to the plight of the globalist agenda.

Posted Feb 28, 2016, 7:04 PM UTC

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Evilores_Left_EarHitler was right.•

Belarus doesn't mean White Russia for nothing.

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Generalissimo_TrumpCanada•

I'll always love them for crushing Sweden's dreams at Salt Lake

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Banished377Monaco•

Absolutely love Belarus. I lived there for a few months last year. it's a real sanctuary with amazing people. Women are women, and men are men. No groids or arabs. They also have some great laws, such as that retailers cannot mark up products more than 30%. Shops have to sell a certain percentage of Belarusian products over foreign ones. You can walk through a housing area there which would be a no go area in Europe, but there, there, there is no graffiti, old people sit outside the housing blacks and it is really very safe and a sense of community.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aO1SMJNhxi0&feature=youtu.be&t=82

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TibbenatorCanada•

Lukashenko also loves hockey, and as a Canadian I have to support him out of principle.

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PictishNationalistScotland•

Don't know too much about Belarus but it sounds nice

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wholenFrance•

Belarus is a quasi-communist shithole. Lukashenko is essentially Russia's vassal, so don't expect him to stand up for his people if Russia suddenly changes tone.

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pressmoreOP•

That's the price for civilization.

You either have a surface democracy with a bunch of jews running it behind the scenes, or you have an open dictator.

I prefer tribalism, but we have to settle for what we have.

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wholenFrance•

I personally prefer the democratic system in my country over this kind of dictatorship. The internet censorship there is more than enough reason for me to never want to travel there, much less live.

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pressmoreOP•

I prefer a benevolent dictator who is on my side. Or at least recognizes that for his own benefit he must maintain order and stability in their own country,

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frankiecc•

I personally prefer the democratic system in my country over this kind of dictatorship.

That's why your culture is dying and will be dead soon.

Censorship? I've heard about the French "free speech" -- it can land even Brigitte Bardot in hot water. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigitte_Bardot#Politics_and_legal_issues

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BladeStrikesVlad the Impaler - best Romanian diplomat•

I personally prefer the democratic system in my country over this kind of dictatorship.

So you prefer your own jew orchestrated genocide over dictatorship? What a fucking retard.

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wholenFrance•

Yes, because I don't like being thrown in jail for my political views. Apparently that makes me a fucking retard.

Just compare freedom of speech in dictatorships around the world to the freedom of speech in the west, this is really simple stuff. Or you can just keep sucking David Duke's cock and not do any of your own research, I'm sure he would appreciate that.

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RigaFanEngland•

Putin and Luka don't actually like each other. Read up on it.

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resident_of_londonEngland•

Lukashenko is a BAMF

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