Elections are taking place in Belarus. With most oppostion leaders either in prison or exiled, I wonder who will win? 😁

At least they are having an election, unlike the left's bastion of democracy and MOA slush funds.

8 minutes ago, MangoKorat said:

Elections are taking place in Belarus. With most oppostion leaders either in prison or exiled, I wonder who will win? 😁

Political persecutions are bad again? Hard to keep up.

A Putin stooge 

 

12 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Political persecutions are bad again? Hard to keep up.

If either of your posts made any sense, I might be able to comment.

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#ROFL

1 hour ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

At least they are having an election, unlike the left's bastion of democracy and MOA slush funds.

I've read that one of those leftist politicians had the benefit of several hundreds of millions of dollar expended on his behalf by the world's richest person.

58 minutes ago, placeholder said:

I've read that one of those leftist politicians had the benefit of several hundreds of millions of dollar expended on his behalf by the world's richest person.

Don't remember you moaning when Soros, Bezos and the liberal douche illuminati were dropping big bucks furthering the leftist agenda? Standards, my boy, standards.

You know, turning on Musk was one of the dumbest things the left did. I say one of, because everything they did is dumb, but turning on the worlds richest man who was a democrat and pretty much invented mass production of EVs?? Yep, nice one!!! That worked out well for you.

5 hours ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

At least they are having an election, unlike the left's bastion of democracy and MOA slush funds.

Election? 😃😃😃. What election? The result was known before the ballot boxes were delivered. Why won't Lukashenko allow OSCE observers to oversee the election?

 

Why do you bring this down to left and right?  Opposing the tyrant Lukeshenko, a thoroughly despicable excuse for a human being, responsible for the deaths and impisonment of thousands doesn't make someone left. Believe it or not, the people of Belarus simply want true democracy where they choose their leader. That doesn't make them lefties, it just makes them people who want to choose their own destiny, not live in fear of Putin's puppet.

 

Democracy in Belarus is just a sham, anyone who looks like even the slightest threat to Lukashenko is eliminated one way or another.  He knows very well that if he allowed fair and free elections, he would be history. Two of the 'opposition' leaders that have been 'allowed' to take part in the election have openly stated that they are Lukashenko supporters.

 

Why is it, do you think, that so many people who oppose him have to live in exile.