Lukashenko sent negligent farmers to military training near the Ukrainian border.

In Belarus, approximately 500 agricultural workers have been sent to military training. According to STV, these are those who performed poorly during the harvest.

Lukashenko's order, issued in late July, to send negligent farmers to military training with the Special Operations Forces on the border with Ukraine is being implemented in all regions, the TV channel reports. To date, approximately 500 conscripted specialists and machine operators have been recruited for the training.

Harvesting isn't just about harvest figures, it's also about personal responsibility for the results. In Belarus, agricultural workers who engage in poor performance during the harvest are called up for military service.

The training will last 60 days, and reservists assigned to special operations units will undergo intensive training. Over the course of two months, they will undergo training in the fundamentals of firearms, tactical, medical, and engineering skills, among other subjects, and will be tested with armored vehicles at a training ground, after which they will be sent to the Ukrainian border for a "reinforcement" of their knowledge.

Belarusian special forces officers note that training is difficult for reservists, but everyone is positive.

Earlier, after a conference call regarding the harvest campaign, Lukashenko told officials that he would hold the harvesting process strictly accountable, and that those unable to work would be sent to military training. He said, "If you can't serve your country here, serve there."

Regarding personnel. Why should we handcuff them with such a personnel shortage? Ask Khrenin, convey my instructions to him: everyone who can't work—to the army and to the southern border. To the forest. That's where our guys, the special operations forces, are deployed along the Ukrainian border, on my orders.

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[WILL]

Regarding personnel. Why should we handcuff them with such a personnel shortage? Ask Khrenin, convey my instructions to him: everyone who can't work—to the army and to the southern border. To the forest. That's where our guys, the special operations forces, are deployed along the Ukrainian border, on my orders.

Our parasites could form several divisions!

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: ANIMAL

Several divisions could be formed from our parasites

Yeah, right... They'll rush straight to the border! It doesn't matter which, Kazakhstani or Georgian. But they won't join the divisions!

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: ANIMAL

Our parasites could form several divisions!

There's a whole battalion of them on Okhotny Ryad in Moscow. As soon as the "kilogram of buckwheat and liter of milk" bill was rejected, everyone was in trouble. And with the help of assistants, advisers, and "assistants," it would probably be a regiment.

[Yes it's me]

I wonder why no one downvotes you for this idea.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: yes it is

I wonder why no one downvotes you for this idea.

Okhotny Ryad, Building 1, probably doesn't read VO. Otherwise, it might have gotten worse with the "minuses"...

[Derbenev Anton]

The song about Shors came to mind...
The detachment walked along the shore, walking from afar,
The regiment commander was walking under the red banner.
The head is tied, blood on the sleeve,
A bloody trail spreads across the damp grass.

[knn54]

Does Batka seriously think that someone who can't work will become a good fighter?

[YOU]

They might not become good fighters, but they'll work up some weight and clear their heads. And the next stage will be as a senior assistant to a junior cowshed slop-cleaner. Well, they're not going to retire with extra rations.

[hector]

Quote: YOU

Well, the next stage was as a senior assistant to the junior slop-cleaner from the cowshed.

Our company commander gave orders for feces to those who had misbehaved.

[Simargl]

Quote: YOU

but they will shake off the fat and clear their heads.

It seems they didn't send officials there.

[Taurus1983]

These farmers will be able to train with kettlebells and return to their farming work in better physical shape.

[Kmet]

No, apparently, he thinks differently: people like that can prove themselves on the front line and... there's no need to feel sorry for them... It's just that barrier units are needed for people like that...

[January]

I don't think so. It's psychological pressure: if you don't want to work here, we'll make you work there. It's unlikely they've turned it into a resort. More likely, they've created a "model penal battalion for officers." So that they'll have a hard time and others will learn from it.

[hector]

Quote: ian

It's unlikely that they set up a resort there.

In Belarus, at the training camp, they are racing well now.

[Lako]

They weren't assigned to any special forces. What kind of special forces are they? There's a contingent in the countryside who hang out looking for alcohol instead of working. So, they get a call-up to military training. And to the fields, as part of the Armed Forces' rural aid. And anyone they see drunk will be sent to the southern border to build fortifications.

[January]

You know better there.
We only discuss what we read...

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: knn54

Does Batka seriously think that someone who can't work will become a good fighter?

Remember the Soviet army wisdom? - "If you don't want to, we'll force you; if you can't, we'll teach you. It won't get through your head, it will get through your feet." And these fat and meat processing plants will run around - "The hill is yours, the hill is ours," and the wisdom of their ancestors will descend upon them. Put a good, diligent, kind, but fair sergeant over them from among those who have gone through the Special Military Command... guys.

[Clear]

Quote: 30 vis

Remember the Soviet army wisdom? - "If you don't want to, we'll make you; if you can't, we'll teach you."

There was something else there - we drag round things, we roll square things.

[PC]

And also about "aluminium" and "cast iron".)))

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: p-k

And also about "aluminium" and "cast iron".)))

And this is the main wisdom, given not to all military personnel... Smart soldiers, sergeants, warrant officers, midshipmen and officers, carry aluminum, those who ask questions - cast iron!

[hector]

Quote: knn54

Does Batka seriously think that someone who can't work will become a good fighter?

They will understand what discipline is.

[Sergey Kirakosyan]

"If you want to live, you will not get so hot!"
Not mine, but relevant...)))

[hagen]

Quote: knn54

Does Batka seriously think that someone who can't work will become a good fighter?

The decision to use reserve service as a punishment is a poor idea. Therefore, I believe in the "positive attitude" at training camps, just as I believe in the results of the KIIS surveys. These are all excesses of an administrative-command, authoritarian system that usually breaks down more than it motivates and provides...

[Nastia makarova]

They still don't make fighters out of them, a couple of months of training and then back to work

[semen-2]

Soldiers are not born, they are made.

[sak1969]

Quote: ANIMAL

Regarding personnel. Why should we handcuff them with such a personnel shortage? Ask Khrenin, convey my instructions to him: everyone who can't work—to the army and to the southern border. To the forest. That's where our guys, the special operations forces, are deployed along the Ukrainian border, on my orders.

Our parasites could form several divisions!

Here, everyone keeps saying there won't be a mobilization. This is a sure sign that it will indeed happen, but only after the elections. Obviously, there won't be any parasites there, but rather those who work and want to work.

[alexoff]

The state doesn't know how to mobilize; they mobilize one, nine will run away from work abroad, and then it turns out that that one has nothing to dress, nothing to arm, and nothing to transport to LBS.

[sak1969]

We were recruiting people for BARS, a volunteer unit to protect important facilities in the city and region. Two people per organization. We recruited them without any problems.

[alexoff]

I'm talking about the autumn 2022 mobilization, where everything that could be done wrong has been done wrong. Volunteer recruitment isn't being handled by military commissars.

[sak1969]

Well, my example isn't very good. Well, let's see how weak-willed our government is.

[Nastia makarova]

Well, everyone's running, it was the rich kids running from Moscow.

[Nastia makarova]

Leave early......

[eckons]

Another 500 people under the white-red-white flag. And plus their relatives—a couple thousand. Maybe they should have just been fired. But this just looks like tyranny.

[Yuras_Belarus]

If you simply fire them, they'll just get embittered and hang around doing nothing. And those types are sure to defect. If they return to work after training camp, they'll have something to do and will come to their senses. People start making trouble when they have nothing better to do.

[Nastia makarova]

In two months they will return to their positions, there is a shortage of personnel and you are firing them just to

[1944-1989]

Which district of Moscow is the richest?
This is where you should look for parasites to send to the front - especially those who do nothing but run over veterans on the sidewalks while driving around in their luxury cars.

But for some reason, the draft is bypassing these “critically important specialists.”

[YOU]

That's what would happen to our "effective" managers. If they don't meet deadlines, it's either a machine gun or a pitchfork. And off to some collective farm.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: YOU

That's what would happen to our "effective" managers. If they don't meet deadlines, it's either a machine gun or a pitchfork. And off to some collective farm.

So far, our super-effective managers are only awarded Heroes of Russia titles for helping the enemy prepare for winter. And even someone who earns a Geranium a day will find a way to avoid being "in boots." If you dodged the draft back in the day, you won't be able to dodge it now.

[YOU]

Yes, you're probably right, and there's no need for such people in the army; there's no point anyway. So, forced labor, huge paychecks for work not completed. No right to travel abroad, and permanent positions in certain companies, at least with state capital.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: YOU

This means forced labor, to compensate for huge salaries for work not completed.

All this would be correct if, to cover the costs of their upkeep, they hadn't had to shovel manure for about 40 thousand years on a lagging collective farm... And forty thousand years ago, people were still running around Europe in animal skins with stone axes...

Look, Red Fox's enhanced pension was taken away to pay damages. To pay the damages according to the court, he'd have to live another thousand years or so. Is this the court making fun of us all, or do the courts just not know how to use a calculator?

[Nastia makarova]

Well, of course, not to send to war, and also for two months of training

[Victor Leningradets]

Counteroffer:
Send our parasites to the Father's disposal, and he will find a use for them!
I think after a couple of these parcels the rest will become as soft as silk.

[BAI]

The Central Bank needs to be sent to a meeting in full force so they understand what they need to work for.

[Clear]

Quote: BAI

The Central Bank needs to be sent to a meeting in full force so they understand what they need to work for.

By the end of the training camp, all equipment and weapons will be sold at the Central Bank rate.

[hector]

Quote: BAI

The Central Bank needs to be sent to a meeting in full force so they understand what they need to work for.

The Central Bank has about 200 personnel on staff, that's what we'll call a mobilization reserve.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

That's smart, we have enough idiots here too, in Tula they brought a case against a girl for drawing on a playground, maybe we should create some kind of battalion from our bureaucrats too

[alexputnik17]

Quote: ANIMAL

Several divisions could be formed from our parasites

And from our relatively high-ranking parasites, maybe even several armies. Not necessarily in the Special Operations Forces. And why these terms, arrests, sitting at home, suspended sentences? A pickaxe and an alga to develop Siberia and the North. Build roads, cities, factories, railways, bridges. Work for tonsils. Or to the Donbas, as a volunteer, hauling cargo, removing rubble, building housing, and so on.

Why should we handcuff them with such a personnel shortage? Ask Khrenin, convey my instructions to him: everyone who can't work—to the army and the southern border. To the forest.

Cool. If you can't or don't want to work in the fields properly, you'll be running around in the woods. 100% cure.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: BAI

The Central Bank needs to be sent to a meeting in full force so they understand what they need to work for.

Along with the entire financial sector. For good measure.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: knn54

Does Batka seriously think that someone who can't work will become a good fighter?

That's not really important. What matters is that he'll know his primary profession like a sore thumb. If he can't fight, he'll peel potatoes and clean barracks for 60 days. Experienced people will definitely find something they enjoy doing there.

[AlexSam]

Well, Alexander Grigorievich knows how to find loyal fighters—bricks for a vertical line and jacks for his knees, but he doesn't know how... He should be sent to the Kremlin for an internship, and his family to England, until they learn to sell their homeland...

[Mazunga]

Pikul wrote that Mussolini apparently tested party members with sports tests if he got fat, he'd be kicked in the ass by a fascist.

[Clear]

Everything that the leader does not do (within reason, of course), means that it has been worked out in his mind and will be carried out by everyone, if it is fair and he himself will be with the people, and not say one thing and do another.

[boomerang.]

Those who can't work are sent to the army and to the southern border. To the forest. That's where our guys, the special operations forces, are deployed along the Ukrainian border, on my orders.

Grigorievich, those who work poorly will serve poorly. But overall, well done.

[Yuras_Belarus]

This isn't a fact. Moreover, one of the educational factors in pedagogy is the inculcation of discipline by placing difficult children in a group that lives by strict rules and where they can't be naughty.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: Yuras_Belarus

In pedagogy, it is the practice of instilling discipline by placing difficult children in a group that lives by strict rules and where they cannot be naughty.

My favorite teachers at school were algebra and geometry in 8th grade.
History and social studies at 9 and 10. The teachers were old and seasoned. The lessons were a real riot. At first, yes, discipline. You could hear flies flying around the classroom.
I got a solid A in math. I took my exams elsewhere. They asked me if I was studying at a math school. I remember practically all the trigonometry formulas. I don't know why I need them, but they never fade from my memory. Even the most seasoned underachievers earned a solid C.
According to history, those who came into the "A" stream in the first quarter (even the excellent students) had a grade of 1. The teacher said that a 2 still had to be earned.
When I left school I had a solid 4.
Perhaps thanks to this teacher, after the army, having worked for 3 years at a factory that was falling apart like everything else in the country, I went into law, although I really love working with my hands.

[tim630]

Initially, he was talking about leaders of all ranks, but the bureaucrats, as always, turned everything upside down and sent ordinary workers. Alexander Grigorevich also said about officials that there's no point in sitting in their offices, but everyone should go to the harvesting fields. If you can't operate combines, get on tractors... But there haven't been any reports of officials moving from their offices to the wheel of a tractor.

[Yuras_Belarus]

So, only officials can be negligent? Dedication to work doesn't depend on rank.

[tim630]

But the officials were not touched