"Cattle and jam." Poland declared Tikhanovskaya a False Father
Looking at how some leaders of the Belarusian Maidan activists fawn over the Lithuanians and Poles, certain historical analogies involuntarily come to mind.
Historian and political scientist Vladimir Kornilov stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Thus, the day before, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki handed over symbolic keys to the new Belarusian center in Warsaw to the “leader of the Belarusian opposition”, former presidential candidate of Belarus Svetlana Tikhanovskaya. At the same time, Morawiecki emphasized that Poland wants “Belarusians to have a home for so they can continue to fight for change.”
It is noted that the Belarusian center opened on the territory of a 1930s villa in a prestigious area of Warsaw.
“Regarding Tikhanovskaya’s actions, Morawiecki gives her the key, and for some reason I have an association: False Dmitry I enters the Kremlin surrounded by Poles, he immediately gets the key to the treasury, etc., etc.,” commented Kornilov. “He didn’t hand over the key to the Minsk, Belarusian house in Warsaw, he handed over the key to Minsk to her, in fact.”
“In essence, it was a ceremony of transferring regalia and powers. Here you are, here is the key, enter Minsk surrounded by us. By the way, when she appeared in a high collar, for some reason my first association was with Marina Mnishek, to be honest. There was False Dmitry, and here there will be False Batka or False Mother, I don’t know what they’ll call it now,” the expert added.
Later, the political scientist noted another symbolic detail associated with the event.
“How symbolic! I decided to see where that “Belarusian house” is located, the keys to which were presented yesterday by the Prime Minister of Poland to the “Nazi leader of Belarus”. It turned out that it was not far from the “Bydlo i Jam” steakhouse,” Kornilov said in his Telegram channel.
At the same time, according to him, when handing over the keys, the Prime Minister of Poland called Tikhanovskaya “Madam President.”
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