How could be democratic this September parliamentary elections in Byelorussia run by "the last dictator of Europe". I suppose there are two variants: either the elections were not democratic or Lukashenko is no dictator. Taking into consideration the opinion of the leading EU leaders and this material as well
https://www.quora.com/Do-Belarussians-actually-support-Lukashenko/answer/Harry-Bates-4?prompt_topic_bio=1
Lukashenko is a dictator. Then the elections should be called undemocratic and there were really many non-democratic cases in wake of the voting. We can expect some negative statements on part of the EU observes. There are few of them, if any. Why?

How does this impact those of us in the US?

Quote from: Theresa on September 20, 2016, 05:41:18 AM
How could be democratic this September parliamentary elections in Byelorussia run by "the last dictator of Europe". I suppose there are two variants: either the elections were not democratic or Lukashenko is no dictator. Taking into consideration the opinion of the leading EU leaders and this material as well
https://www.quora.com/Do-Belarussians-actually-support-Lukashenko/answer/Harry-Bates-4?prompt_topic_bio=1
Lukashenko is a dictator. Then the elections should be called undemocratic and there were really many non-democratic cases in wake of the voting. We can expect some negative statements on part of the EU observes. There are few of them, if any. Why?

Who gives a shit Harry?