The Belarusian Labor Strike Movement Could Bring Down Lukashenko
By Andrew Korybko | One World | August 19, 2020
“The Economic Factor In Belarus”
Belarus
The momentum of protest in Belarus getting lost
Momentum for factory strikes is winding down. Only a few days ago Belarus was boiling with opposition led protests and strike while the Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko’s claims the opposition’s program has failed. At the same time, Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned against foreign interference in Belarus while the European Union has expressed concern with the situation in the[Read More...]
If you are reading this, you might be a conspiracy theorist
If you’re reading this, then you’ve probably been called a conspiracy theorist. Also you’ve been derided and shamed for questioning the “science” of the Covid debacle. The idea of science is now a badly corrupted idea. In a nation, today, (the USA) which in educational terms ranks 25th globally in science skills and reading, and well below that in math; all one hears is a clarion call to science.
Russia takes Europe’s support to calm Belarus
Opposition protests in Minsk, Belarus, August 16, 2020
By M. K. BHADRAKUMAR | Indian Punchline | August 18, 2020
Poland and Lithuania are escalating events in Belarus as they did with Maidan
By Paul Antonopoulos | August 18, 2020
Day by day Lukashenko fades. Belarus moves closer to dangerous power vacuum (Video)
Via RT (https://www.rt.com/russia/498309-belarus-affairs-putin-merkel-talk/)….
Russian President Vladimir Putin has told his German and French counterparts Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron that any attempt by outside forces to intervene in the political crisis in Belarus would be counterproductive.
FCO promoting intervention in Belarus via OSCE
Press TV – August 17, 2020
After days of posturing and pugilistic rhetoric the UK has upped the ante on Belarus by calling the result of the recent presidential election in the pro-Russian country “fraudulent”.
Special report: The arrest of 33 Russians in Minsk turns out to have been a provocation by the Ukrainian secret services
source: https://www.penza.kp.ru/daily/217165/4266019/gain/ translated by Engländer, corrected by Eugenia, for the Saker Blog Komsomolskaya Pravda has become aware of sensation details about how Ukrainian spies tried to sow discord between Belarus
UK adopts interventionist role in Belarus political crisis
Press TV – August 16, 2020
As Belarus continues to grapple with post-election unrest, the British government is showing stronger signs of wanting to influence the outcome by potentially fomenting the overthrow of long-time President Alexander Lukashenko.
Belarus in the Firing Line for a Colour Revolution
Belarus had their presidential election last Sunday, and the incumbent Alexandr Lukashenko apparently won. This was evidently not supposed to happen, or in some other way counter to the Western world’s grand plan – because now we have a little colour revolution happening.