Lukashenko: humanity being smoothly led to the so-called new world, with billions of ‘superfluous’ people
The principles of social justice are violated globally now, and humanity is being smoothly led to the so-called new world, in which there will be billions of ‘superfluous’ people – deprived of civil rights, hungry and poor, but supposedly free in a wide variety of liberalistic manifestations. This was stated by the President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, in his Address to the Belarusian People and the National Assembly.
At present, all the achievements of working people gained over the past 100+ years are under threat in the world, and these refer to free medicine, education, social packages and pensions, and so on.
“Humanity is being smoothly led to the so-called new world, in which there will be billions of ‘superfluous’ people – deprived of civil rights, hungry and poor, but supposedly free in a wide variety of liberalistic manifestations. You know what sort of them are. People feel it and take to the streets. Look at what is happening in the West, in France, for example. States like Belarus are not just an irritant: we are a threat to this project, because we are moving along our own path – this path, while trying to support our people, our working citizens,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
