Bingo

In no other country in the world has the regime been so dishonored as it is with Lukashenka.

The regime sets "records." No country in the world has two unrecognized "presidents" at once. Moreover, in no country in the world do they bear the same surname, the Nick and Mike Telegram channel writes.

In Belarus - bingo. The citizens of Belarus and the civilized world do not recognize the old man as the “president” of the country. The IOC did not recognize his eldest son as the "president" of the NOC.

And then - like an oil painting. In all cases, not those who repress are to blame, but those who are dissatisfied with the repressions. But logic and regime are incompatible things. They do not even understand that everyone sees and knows perfectly well what they are doing. Both the international community and the IOC in particular. If you play peekaboo and covered your eyes with your hands, this does not mean that you have disappeared from the others' sight.

Do you really think that hockey was taken from you because someone asked? Or maybe it's because the victims of repression in the country are measured in tens of thousands. And this page cannot be turned over.

While Baskau rushes around the courtyards, cuts ribbons, is involved in the case of Raman Bandarenka, beaten to death, and at the same time, he is managing hockey and launching a battery plant in Brest as if nothing had happened, there is no need to talk about trust in the Belarusian sports vertical.

Meanwhile, Baskau is growing a worthy replacement. An epic video with Baskau and drinking vodka from the bottle found its follower. Meet Maksim Nedasekau - the rising star of Belarusian sports and the hero of the battle with Alena Leuchanka. Detained for drunk driving (Nick apologizes in advance for the quality of the photo - work behind enemy lines, you know). To quote:

"Nedasekau Maksim Yurjevich on 31.12.2020 at 01.05 o'clock drove a Honda Civic vehicle while intoxicated, thereby violating clause 10.1 of the Traffic Regulations."

On January 14, 2021, Nedasekau was prosecuted under Article 18.16 of the Administrative Code. It should be noted that the sanctions under this article are spelled out clearly and unambiguously: the imposition of a fine in the amount of 50 to 100 base units with deprivation of the right to drive vehicles for three years. What sanctions were applied to Nedasekau is still unknown.

Note that Nedasekau liked to take part in strange parties, where there was a lot of alcohol, or to ride in the passenger seat with beer earlier too.

I wonder what measures the Herbalife minister took to his pupil? The same minister who not so long ago scolded Mikalai Kazeka for drunk driving. It should be noted that the letter from the head of the traffic police of the Minsk regional executive committee to the Ministry of Sports was repeated. The department decided not to respond to the first one. Apparently, you quickly get used to the situation when "there isn't time for the laws."