Lukashenko: democracy in the West is for the time being, and nowhere is there such a dictatorship as in Germany

The President of Belarus stated that democracy in the West is for the time being, and nowhere is there such a dictatorship as in Germany, BelTA reports

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"The West is different. There is something in the West that we should definitely borrow. Germans accuse us of being ‘a dictatorship’, and so on. There is nowhere else such a dictatorship, in the sense of order, like in Germany. I remember Soros supporters asked me, “You, Mr. President, came to power as a young man. What would you like to borrow, from whom?" I said: Germans and Swedes. As far as I could imagine then: the Swedish social system ensured care for the elderly, while Germans had an iron order. There’s true dictatorship there! At present, there are Scholz and others there, but what kind of leaders are they? Betwixt and between, no politics, even no agenda. It is terrible what is happening in Germany," Aleksandr Lukashenko said.

At the same time, the President emphasised that the West is far from being as ideal as it is presented. "We thought it has democracy, English law and courts. There is no law there: those win who pay. This law is until the time is ripe. Assets will be arrested – like Russia’s, and they will forget what law and private property are," the Head of State noted.