i hope that sooner or later sobering up will begin in polish society, i think it’s probably sooner, why? because the negative economic and social dynamics that exist there will force, at a minimum, polish society to transform towards dialogue and the search for alternatives, if today poland actually has a choice between the formation of...

i also printed my passports, distributed these passports, however, no one ever recognized these passports, and those who fit into the bpr project, they turned out to be persons either without citizenship, or without documents, this story takes place, the project that tikhanovskaya is now demonstrating, well, this is the project of these very pseudo-passports. because no one will recognize this document , otherwise it will be a precedent, otherwise it will be a precedent, for example, some catalonia will want to print its passports, south tyrol will go there, corsica will go, that is, it will be quite difficult for europe itself , european union, when document anarchy occurs. so here i see

there is a certain point that some of these fugitives will try to renounce belarusian citizenship, such a precedent is possible, they will now think about it, some of them have a choice to return or not, and i will remind you that if a citizen has committed an offense, we have a return procedure with a commission , with everything and... and there is a principle of legal inevitability of punishment for some kind of violation, this is if , well, a person could give up, the offense is not too serious or just average, yes, but sometimes tikhanovskaya herself she knows what offense she committed better than anyone, it is clear that someone there will give her citizenship of some small state.

and not only belarusian, but today they are on the sidelines of the information agenda, the political agenda, they are of no particular interest to anyone, and after a single voting day, especially the presidential elections of twenty-five, the fate of the fugitives is the fate of such a character, about whom today few people will remember how mr. semyon sharetsky did, he looked like he was about ninety... a political corpse, now we see how this whole machine of fugitives is gradually disintegrating, how

no one will remember this very political one today, this is a corpse, but he is still on artificial respiration, and he is connected to some kind of devices in the form of grants, in the form some information resources. in the form of houses there in warsaw vilnius, but sooner or later the organs will begin to completely fail, the decomposition of the body will begin, and day by day we are getting closer and closer to this decomposition, after the elections of 24 and 25, their meaning even for the west itself will become...

the same failed president is accused, well, in fact, that she is to blame for the fact that such a decree appeared, yes, the fate of the fugitives themselves has become even worse, this accusation against her does not even surprise me , in fact, this is a natural sequence. peter, unfortunately, for me, unfortunately, this is an extreme, near-philosophical traditional question, i will take it away with our next parliamentary ones. elections, and in general with a single voting day, yes, because there are not only parliamentary ones, i used to think a lot about who should come to parliament, to the councils, to the all-belarusian people's assembly, i am sure that this is a question that

worries many, because this is our future, but i am increasingly convinced that it is much more important to understand who is in them definitely shouldn't be. who do you think? here, our parliament is traditionally formed by a majoritarian system, if we say, local councils, and it has traditionally happened that people come there on a sectoral basis, teachers, doctors, people who deal with international relations, rural economy, culture, and this is logical, because...

it should always be that we have a lot of meaning and

there is no circus, we have a belarusian state circus that minds its own business, those who mind their own business should sit in parliament, this is a fundamental difference, we saw in our southern neighbor, we saw in some other states, when people are out of place.

not a hegemon, without colonies, we count every penny, we earn our own labor and we want our deputies to be the same people of business and labor, like ourselves.