“If you can’t do it in Russia… look in some other part of the planet” (video)
The Belarusian leader has reacted to the yesterday’s scandalous statement pronounced by Alexei Kudrin and has urged the government to be guided by the national concern in the first place. According to Lukashenka, the future of the Belarusian state is being decided now. Alyaksandr Lukashenka has demanded that the Belarusian government should stop begging Russia for support and try to establish trade and economic cooperation in some other direction.
“If you can’t do it in Russia, stop begging, moaning and crying. Look for it in some other part of the planet. I deliberately say it in public”, - claimed Lukashenka during a social and economic development issues council on Friday, informs “Interfax-West”.
According to Lukashenka, the yesterday’s statement of the Russian Minister of Finance Alexei Kudrin could provoke a panic in Belarus: “He totally consolidated with our idiots and has started teaching us how to work”.
The leader of the state is sure that Kudrin’s statement was approved by the Russian Prime Minister Valdimir Putin. Addressing the government, he urged: “Let us build our own economy and policy as a sovereign state. We have a lot of ways of influencing the situation and facing the challenges created in Russia”. “When will we finally start thinking as officials of a sovereign and independent state?”, - asked Lukashenka.
Alyaksandr Lukashenka also paid attention to the importance of the moment: “there will be a state if we endure it, otherwise they will put us in their pocket for free and we will be running around looking to the right and to the left waiting for them to throw us a piece of bread from their table”.
Photo by — dni.ru
“If you can’t do it in Russia, stop begging, moaning and crying. Look for it in some other part of the planet. I deliberately say it in public”, - claimed Lukashenka during a social and economic development issues council on Friday, informs “Interfax-West”.
According to Lukashenka, the yesterday’s statement of the Russian Minister of Finance Alexei Kudrin could provoke a panic in Belarus: “He totally consolidated with our idiots and has started teaching us how to work”.
The leader of the state is sure that Kudrin’s statement was approved by the Russian Prime Minister Valdimir Putin. Addressing the government, he urged: “Let us build our own economy and policy as a sovereign state. We have a lot of ways of influencing the situation and facing the challenges created in Russia”. “When will we finally start thinking as officials of a sovereign and independent state?”, - asked Lukashenka.
Alyaksandr Lukashenka also paid attention to the importance of the moment: “there will be a state if we endure it, otherwise they will put us in their pocket for free and we will be running around looking to the right and to the left waiting for them to throw us a piece of bread from their table”.
Photo by — dni.ru
