Too bad they’ve spent the last three decades acting like Russia’s clingy sidekick who never moved out of mom’s basement.
drubus_dong on
Well, that didn’t work out at all
i-readit2 on
They declared independence you say. They didn’t have to ask permission to hold a referendum. Or ask permission to make it legal. There you go then. So why does Scotland need permission from Westminster ?
AbroadSad8001 on
Only one person voted against independence in Belarusian duma, Aleksander Lukashenko
ne-toy on
Big holiday for dictator чык-чырык, he’s got the whole country with entire population just for himself to rule, and he never had to return it.
FiliPower7 on
Sadly didn’t go that well I guess…
RustCohle_23 on
they can use the anniversary to declare dependence
AdNo4129 on
Maybe its time for Independence 2.0. The first version didnt quite work and is a bit outdated.
HallOwn1946 on
Lot’s of comments about „Is it really an independence?“.
And I get it, believe me a lot of Belarusians feel this frustration. But take a look at the situation from historic perspective.
Belarus was strongly incorporated into Russia in 19th century. Then after revolution, Belarusians got it’s own country. Yes, it was communist, controlled by Russia, part of USSR, but at least it was some sort of legal entity on the paper.
In 1991 was the next step. Yes, the country is still very dependent on Russia, thanks to Lukashenko, but more independent (if you can say that) then it was as soviet republic.
Belarus moves slowly, but at the right direction. I believe that with the next historic opportunity Belarus will be finally totally independent from Russia.
slimfastdieyoung on
34 years later they’re still not really independent
Mr_Harsh_Acid on
Aaaaaandd then they became Russia’s lackey
blowfish1717 on
Good plan. Looking forward to when they will start implementing it.
im-cringing-rightnow on
Yeah… About that independence…
Any-Original-6113 on
Unfortunately, As soon as Belarus really becomes independent, Russia will „remember“ that 2/3 of Belarus‘ territory was nomenaly Russian territory before 1925, and it will follow the same scenario as with Ukraine.
header151 on
Just as independent as the eastern provinces of Ukraine wanted to be
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What’s that logo on the red banner?
and all of it for nothing…
… then right after said „Just kidding, folks!“
Did it really?
“Independence”
and it never actually had it.
Too bad they’ve spent the last three decades acting like Russia’s clingy sidekick who never moved out of mom’s basement.
Well, that didn’t work out at all
They declared independence you say. They didn’t have to ask permission to hold a referendum. Or ask permission to make it legal. There you go then. So why does Scotland need permission from Westminster ?
Only one person voted against independence in Belarusian duma, Aleksander Lukashenko
Big holiday for dictator чык-чырык, he’s got the whole country with entire population just for himself to rule, and he never had to return it.
Sadly didn’t go that well I guess…
they can use the anniversary to declare dependence
Maybe its time for Independence 2.0. The first version didnt quite work and is a bit outdated.
Lot’s of comments about „Is it really an independence?“.
And I get it, believe me a lot of Belarusians feel this frustration. But take a look at the situation from historic perspective.
Belarus was strongly incorporated into Russia in 19th century. Then after revolution, Belarusians got it’s own country. Yes, it was communist, controlled by Russia, part of USSR, but at least it was some sort of legal entity on the paper.
In 1991 was the next step. Yes, the country is still very dependent on Russia, thanks to Lukashenko, but more independent (if you can say that) then it was as soviet republic.
Belarus moves slowly, but at the right direction. I believe that with the next historic opportunity Belarus will be finally totally independent from Russia.
34 years later they’re still not really independent
Aaaaaandd then they became Russia’s lackey
Good plan. Looking forward to when they will start implementing it.
Yeah… About that independence…
Unfortunately, As soon as Belarus really becomes independent, Russia will „remember“ that 2/3 of Belarus‘ territory was nomenaly Russian territory before 1925, and it will follow the same scenario as with Ukraine.
Just as independent as the eastern provinces of Ukraine wanted to be