2/2 He has been detained and beaten since giving the interview; please read it.https://www.iwm.at/chronicle-from-belarus/out-of-minsk-interview-with-aliaksandr-bystryk/ …
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1/2 A young Belarusian historian explains that “People have the feeling that they won the elections and that their election victory was stolen from them. The basic demand is that Lukashenko be removed from power and that elections be free and fair.”
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Ukraine in 2004
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Yes but only partly (motivation of the protesters) while it's also like Ukraine in 2013-14 (brutality of regime crackdown on protesters and other peaceful citizens, likely involvement of Russia)
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Belarus is fighting for its very existence. Any comparison to the trauma and fear of the people of Belarus to our struggle would be to minimize theirs. As a naturalized U.S. citizen who’s parents were born in Belarus, I join you as a fellow American in our daily battle to save
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I hope this is not foreshadowing our November elections in this country. I am slightly terrified!
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We saw this happen before in Kiev - twice. The new Orange Revolution!
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Coming soon to a city near you!
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Thank you for your help in spreading the truth
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Shades of things to come in the US?
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