Hey, hello everybody and sorry for not posting for such a long time… Will do better next week but for now, let me tell about recent events in Belarus.

As you might now, Belarus is going through some hard times and tries to get rid of Luka. I am sorry, president Lukashenka. And we should actually say, former president because if elections are fair, he would have been on his way to North Korea already asking for Political Asylum…But, as many reported from Belarus, counting was faked and results fabricated. In one instance, one Belarusian citizen claimed that his father, who disappeared 10 years ago, voted today! Man, is not it a miracle? Seriously, there should be a concern that Lukashenka gets some extra votes from people who are no longer with us.

This is just the beginning of a story. Students’ dormitories were closed and students sent back to their homes right before elections . Thus, authorities tried to solve a potential problem with protests: Less people — Less protests. Brilliant!

The Lukashenka’s KGB worked hard, really hard and uncovered many “evil plots” against Belarus organized by…Whom? Dishonest Belarussians! I think, even Stalin would have fliped a few times in his coffin looking at all this. We will post “plot-fantasies” with details later. But as of now, I can assure you that many of them would make a decent Hollywood-style action.

But, one thing really made us feel better when we found these pictures. They come from Belarus and from people who did not give up on freedom yet. By the way, these people will never give up on it, even though Lukashenka’s regime may try to scare them from getting together by using artificial snow while imitating snow blizzard! Honestly, authorities blew fake snow from roofs of buildings to make protestants, who numbered more than 40 thousands leave! It is pathetic and sad. I would even say, totally moronic-like. And ineffective…All we can say: Thank You, All!

You can find more photos on www.charter97.org. It took us a while to open up their web pages yesturday. For some reason, (most probable blocked by Belarusain authoritities) it is not easy to access their web site. But keep trying, it is worth it! Zhive Belarus!

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