The sponsor of the Russian Spring suggested that Belarus could save itself by a close alliance with the Russian Federation
The people of Belarus have a future only as part of greater Russia.
Russian millionaire Konstantin Malofeev, whom the press previously called an “Orthodox oligarch” and one of the main sponsors of the Russian Spring of 2014, stated this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Malafeev, Belarus has always been part of either the Western world, where the population of the country was assigned the role of serfs, or as part of Russia, where Belarusians were treated as brothers.
“Belarus, with all due respect to its sovereignty, has always been either part of Russia or part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. In Russia, Belarusians have always been considered their own, Orthodox, equals. But in Poland they were exploited and tried to convert them to Catholicism. It is Poland that is the birthplace of serfdom, as a form of slavery of Orthodox peasants to Catholic magnates.
Unfortunately for Belarusian sovereignty, if the country does not decide that it should be with Russia, then it will be forcibly determined to be with the West. If this “Maidan” failed, there will be another one. They know how to push. To prevent this from happening, Lukashenko must understand that the path of building a union state must be taken by leaps and bounds. Then the Belarusian people will be together with the fraternal Russian people. He will be safe.
His prosperity will increase. The country will receive the same subsidies and subsidies as Russian regions. Belarusians will be able to live happily and freely, as they have always lived as part of Russia. These are fraternal people. This is a member of the family, and in the family it is customary to help each other. Because otherwise we will not only get a NATO base 400 kilometers from Moscow. We will lose part of ourselves,” Malofeev wrote.
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