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    Ho chiesto ad Alexander Lukashenko: “Come puoi definirla un’elezione democratica quando i tuoi principali rivali sono in prigione o in esilio?” Steve Rosenberg Reporting da Minsk

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    5. Every-Switch2264 on

      “And if the people of Belarus don’t recognise the election then they clearly opened their mouths too wide”

    7. 6thedirtybubble9 on

      What do you suppose his life expectancy is out of power?

    8. Gentlehard on

      I wish him nothing but long and ultimate suffering before he will die and I hope it will happen soon.

    9. redmerchant9 on

      I like how he doesn’t even pretend anymore that his country is even remotely democratic. He just openly states that he loves imprisoning anyone who speaks out against him.

    11. harrykane1991 on

      Steve Rosenberg is fast becoming a national treasure. Imagine the bravery of asking these questions…

    12. h0ls86 on

      In Belarus, you need at least 30 years of prior experience to apply for this position. It’s simple, all the other candidates were just unqualified /s

    13. Ritaredditonce on

      I can’t imagine listening to this potato spew bullshit for 4 and a half hours.

    15. Zestyclose_Pirate890 on

      How much of a piece of shit policeman do you have to be to assault and arrest people who want democracy and freedom for the country. How do those cocksuckers look themselves in the mirror.

    16. merlindanny on

      Glad to have quality journalism like this! And I’m also glad, that I’m able to watch this freely in the uncensored web, in a safe country!

    17. apeshit_is_my_mood on

      why do they even bother doing an election? Is it all for “plausible” deniability? It all looks so cynical…

    18. PineBNorth85 on

      Really wonder what’s going to happen when he’s either too old and sick to lead or just dies.

    19. Dantey223 on

      Should be invaded and killed by Nato. I’ll never understand why we let these and Russia exist politically.

    22. asdner on

      Kind of telling when he says “as long as my people recognise it”… implying that if nobody protests, then they have recognised the results. And indeed it seems people are not protesting, thereby validating his claim:(

    23. Chaotic_Conundrum on

      I love Steve but I still don’t understand how he’s able to live a healthy life asking questions like this to Putin and to Putin’s bitch. God bless Steve’s soul though

    24. Euklidis on

      Of course maintaining his power is his only concern. Dictators dont get to live long after they get toppled and he knows it.

    25. mk100100 on

      He became the president on 20 July 1994.

      At a time:

      1. Bill Clinton was American president
      2. Helmut Kohl was German Chancellor
      3. Francois Mitterand was French president
      4. John Major was British prime minister

    26. SpidermanBread on

      “Everyone has the right to make a choice that’s democracy”*

      * but if you choose wrong you go to prison

    27. marcusyami on

      30 years, that’s insane. Just a monarchy, does he have children to succeed this legacy of tyranny?

    28. SnooLobsters8922 on

      This reporter has won the balls of steel award of journalism with this one. 🪙🪙

    29. Ele_Bele on

      Last year we had presidental elections (in Azerbaijan), all candidates openly praised current president Aliyev, and he won with 92% of votes.

    30. Hevelius_ on

      “Some are in prison, some are in exile – but you’re here!”

      I would have start sweating profusely… Hats off to Rosenberg, a brave and decent man.

    32. MrDeadbutdreaming on

      This is what America gets to look forward to now that democracy has been smothered by the rich.

    33. MeatHamster on

      “You don’t have prisons in Britain or America?”

      Sounded like the Diablo Immortal reveal : D

    34. WildBeach435 on

      I adore Steve Rosenberg. Made this guy look a right cunt.

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