Alexander Lukashenko criticizes Germany and Poland
The Belarusian president severely criticized the foreign policy of Poland and Germany. Germans Lukashenko accused of unfair reproaches, but the Poles, even in carrying out plans for the annexation of Belarus. This is the agency "BelTA".After the head of the German Foreign Ministry, Guido Westerwelle, called Lukashenko a dictator, the Belarusian president replied: “It’s better to be a dictator than a blue one.”
As the Belarusian president believes, the FRG does not have the right to blame Belarus for dictatorship. Lukashenko reminded the Germans who, in the middle of the last century, was a real dictator and “what the world received from their dictatorship.” The President of Belarus said that during the Second World War, Belarus lost a third of the population. Lukashenko was surprised: “So you haven’t paid for it yet. What do you tilt us all the time? ”
Alexander Lukashenko finds the reaction of the two countries hysterical. The Belarusian president believes that there are two types of politicians. According to Lukashenko’s classification, one of these types lives in Warsaw, and the second in Berlin.
Polish type, as noted by Lukashenko, "itching." He claims that in Warsaw, maps have already been procured, on which routes to Minsk, which represents ... the territory of Poland, are drawn. “We need to somehow support, reinforce, justify these drawings,” said A. Lukashenko. At the same time, he insisted that the offenders of Minsk living in Warsaw were persons “alien to the Polish people”.
Commenting on the current situation with the Brussels sanctions imposed on Belarus, Lukashenka said: “They want to destroy our stability and destroy our state, make it an assistant ...” The President said that he could not allow this, and said that Minsk would react toughly to the so-called “Sanctions measures”. The President of Belarus said that Minsk does not interfere with anyone’s life and will not interfere, but will force himself to respect.
Recall that Guido Westerwelle is the first German minister, who does not hide his homosexual inclinations. In the autumn of last year, Guido met with Alexander Lukashenko, and at the meeting the latter announced that he would not accept non-traditional sexual relationships, since this is beyond his comprehension. However, after his words, the Belarusian president expressed regret about what was said.
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