>missing piece of Lithuania dawg please, it's literally the og Lithuania

I dunno how retarded gou should be to try to join HATO after shitshow that happened in Ukraine. Even the most liberal pro wectern Belarusian will say no to this.

Something big needs to happen first: Luka's or Putin's death or a sharp economic crisis.

>>25638296 Ukraine isn't even part of NATO, oinker Legally we aren't obliged to help you with shit

>>25638443 After Lukashenko's death Belarus will be incorporated into Russia

>>25638443 2-3 more generations leaving for Poland will make Luka close the border and then Belarus will be free after several bloodsheds Save this post

>>25638462 Or this

>>25638462 This is not guaranteed, unless Russia invades Belarus outright, without any excuses.

>>25638504 No invasion is needed. The figurehead leader installed by putler will just peacefully merge into mother Russia

>>25638462 > soviet orc wants to culturally enrich Belarusians Don't like nazis, but they weren't wrong about sovoks.

>>25638457 >Ukraine isn't even part of NATO, oinker And Belarus is, retard?

>>25638523 Your argument was about >Joining NATO >After shitshow on oinkraine Those events are not related since oinkraine is not in nato

Why did Belarus stick to Russia in the 90s when the latter were powerless basically? They should cede politically and come to EVROPA where they belong with other GDL countries.

>>25638557 west pressured Belarus and Ukraine to stay with russia as a sorta consolation prize

>>25638557 95% of population jumped directly from tutejszy to sovoks, spending no time being Belarusians.

>>25638512 >The figurehead leader installed by putler It is easy to write, but hypothetically how can it happen? I can't think of similar historical situations. Currently even the unrecognized state of Abkhazia votes for whom they want, and Russia just grumps when not satisfied.

I think that 50% belarusians are russifed af and they want be part of russia and 50% are more nationalist and want be part of wect I don't think there's a cure for this

>>25638631 >50% are more nationalist That's a big number, I thought most of the Belarusians just don't care. Do people with the opposite sentiments live in the opposite sides of the country or are they blent together?

>>25638651 I wrote it wrong, maybe not nationalists like in Ukraine but they want Belarus more "Belarus"

When Russian forced liberate baltics and poopland and hang all butthurtbelters.

>>25638631 >I don't think there's a cure for this Unplug the country from the Russian TV. Problem solved. >>25638651 >Do people with the opposite sentiments live in the opposite sides of the country or are they blent together? Together. I am not avare of noticeable geographically distributed political preferences.

>>25638659 That's still good news.

>>25638588 So what do you think it's going to happen with Belarus in the future?

>>25638532 >oinkraine is not in nato But ukraine tried to join hato and everyone see how it ended.

>>25638669 >Unplug the country from the Russian TV. Problem solved. enjoy civil war + russia's support for pro-russian forces

>>25638696 It would be actually too easy to co a coup d'etat in Belarus for Russians if 50% of their society supports Russia.

>>25638675 >So what do you think it's going to happen with Belarus in the future? The top brass may just follow the law, and organize an election, less falsified than usual. Or there is the Uzbekistan scenario, when they choose someone to replace Luka and then the situation continues, but the country becomes a bit more free.

>>25638675 But there are more scenarios, autoritarian countries are unpredictable, you see.

>>25638713 belarus is already rule by russians/pro russians

>>25638737 Noiced that when they moved the army of 200k people to our border and then to invade Ukraine.

>>25638696 >enjoy civil war + russia's support for pro-russian forces Ackchually there already exists the practice when Russian channels are broadcast in Belarus with Belarusian content. All you need to do, is to trim off Soloviev and most propagandist shows just by rearranging the broadcast schedule a little.

>>25638722 >The top brass may just follow the law, and organize an election, less falsified than usual. Do you think Russia will invade if they don't like the outcome of the election? Maybe not immediately, but perhaps relatively quickly.

>>25638768 Biełsat broadcasts 100% Belarusian content, does anyone watch that? I fucking hope so because we're paying for that in taxes.

>>25638783 Don’t worry, you will pay in blood when Russia finishes with hohols.

>>25638773 The election won't be free anyway, so I don't expect any explicitly pro-Wectern figure to win. Some apparatchik will win, go to Moscow, kiss Putin's ring, and then come back and will try to stay independent and in power relying on people around him and on the popular opinion.

>>25638813 So potato man 2.0?

My dream is to see Pride Flag flown on top of kremlin.

>>25638817 No, Luka is hardcore. Luka 2.0 will probably be less autoritarian, more approachable, and more willing to share his power (he won't have as much power anyway, after all Luka consolidated it all his life). Like Khrushchev was after Stalin.

>>25638831 And make Putin sit on a bottle live on TV on 9th of May from the red square, would be pretty lulzy. >>25638839 >Like Khrushchev was after Stalin. That's an interesting comparison. Do you think other Belorussians would be ok with something like that.

>>25638783 Some do, but I don't. I don't like them for some reason. >>25638862 >Do you think other Belorussians would be ok with something like that. Surely, why not. The majority of people, even a lot of Luka “supporters” consider the current regime too repressive.

>>25638831 My dream is to see poland being sissified and assraped by russians and germans

>>25638962 fuck off fascist

>>25638631 >I think that 50% belarusians are russifed af and they want be part of russia and 50% are more nationalist and want be part of wect This 50%/50% situation is true, it seems the faction of pro-“Western/democratic” people is a little bigger that the other half. But the situation is not that hopeless. Think again: The state throws its weight behind the propaganda, lets the Russian propaganda freely flow into the country, and is repressing discontent, and yet is unable to win over a half of the population. To me it is a glimmer of hope.

>>25638631 >I think that 50% belarusians are russifed af and they want be part of russia and 50% are more nationalist and want be part of wect This 50%/50% situation is true. (More precisely it is something like 35% on one side, 30% on the other side with the swathe of "neutrals" in between.) It seems that the faction of pro-“Western/democratic” people is a little bigger that the other half. But the situation is not that hopeless. Think again: The state throws its weight behind the propaganda, lets the Russian propaganda freely flow into the country, and is repressing discontent, and yet is unable to win over a half of the population. Some hope is still there.

future president of belarus

>>25639221 It looks so surreal, I imagined PKO doing that.