@EatingTasty 22 October 2022

Iran, Belarus, Russia - who will be overthrown first? Ukraine is lucky with dirs (sarcasm). Today one (Putin), who has been in power for 22 years, openly hates Ukraine and is doing everything to to destroy it. The second one (Lukashenko) is the self-proclaimed president of Belarus, - he hates Ukraine diretly and helps in every way to destroy it. The third dictatorial regime that seized power in Iran just before The third dictatorial regime, which took the power in Iran a little bit earlier than two previous "mothballed" grandfathers: it doesn't care what is going on in Ukraine, it just lends weapons and willingly helps the first two dictators to destroy Ukrainians, without any emotions. Only business, and business on the blood of Ukrainians. Let's "open the curtain" a little bit and Let's see which people will be the first to overthrow their dictatorial power, like the Ukrainians did Ukrainians with Yanukovych😉 Belarusians? Russians? Or the Iranians? Belarus. In the first presidential elections in 1994, Belarusians gave 80% of the vote to Alexander Lukashenko, director of the Gorodets state farm. Gorodets sovkhoz director Alexander Lukashenko. In the hope that a strong, knowledgeable leader could develop and strengthen the country. And in the 2020 elections. they drew the same 80%. Only this time instead of hoping for of a better future the Belarusians got riot police batons, tear gas tear gas, stun grenades, and mass detentions! The scenario received a slightly The scenario developed a little differently: the slide towards dictatorship was slow and gradually. В In 1995, Lukashenko initiated the first referendum, which, among other things. the question of changing state symbols and granting Russian as the state language. In '96, Lukashenko demanded a referendum to to further consolidate his power, which almost cost him his impeachment. But Moscow "bailed him out." When Chernomyrdin came to negotiate. Chernomyrdin was able to wrap the opposition around his finger. A referendum was held and, based on its results, the report of the presidential term was restarted and also increased by two years. The powers of the president were significantly (That's probably why all dictators so much love to hold referendums). Opposition leaders tried to... to protest, but the public's silence and its and its belief in the need for a firm hand, laid the foundation for a dictatorship. There were rallies of course, but it was spring and it seemed that planting potatoes was more important. Who knew that in a few in a dozen years they would be "planting" the Belarusians themselves much more often. The epiphany came in 2020. mood among the people began to gain strength and it was no longer possible It had already been impossible to win the elections fairly. The government did not "reinvent the wheel: First, they eliminated candidates who posed a threat to the regime. Tikhonovsky and Babarik were arrested from Tsepkalo had his signatures rejected, and Svetlana Tikhanovskaya was only admitted because chauvinist Lukashenko frankly did not believe a woman would not be able to take his place. We will not know the real results of the election of August 9 We will never know the real results of the August 9 elections. The ballots have been destroyed and large-scale The ballots were destroyed and the large-scale falsifications began at the level of at the level of district commissions. Lukashenko, who is now more and more often is more and more often called not his father, but a cockroach. On August 9 . August 9, as on other election days. the Internet was lying in the country, people went to the the center of their cities and the security forces responded immediately-more than 3,000 people across throughout Belarus, of which 2,000 in Minsk 2,000 of them were detained by the police. In the evening of 9 and on the night of August 9 and 10, Russia reached out to the potato dictator... to the potato dictator was extended by Russia - 1.5 billion... of Kremlin dollars for which chick-chick bought some more loyalty and promises of military aid has done its job. Protesters who disagreed or or sympathizers were beaten, imprisoned and forced forced to leave Belarus. The dictator won. The Belarusian people surrendered. They accepted The Belarusian people surrendered. They accepted the unelected president and kept silent. The siloviki suppressed their own people. Because they needed money. And what did the country get the country got in return from a dictator who's been who has ruled for 28 years? Lukashenko took Belarus virtually without debts. And at the time of his election in 20, the total debt of Belarus at the time of his election in the twentieth century, the total debt of Belarus was close to $45 billion. Batka is not discouraged, the Kremlin is feeding him. That's why the airfields airfields to the planes that are bombing Ukraine, Russian missile forces stationed there, that are shelling Ukraine, masses of damaged equipment is being repaired, the strategic Belarusian stockpile of weapons and ammunition. And the moment is not far off the moment when the mustachioed dictator will be billed the bill and take Belarus! For his debts! Alas fellow Belarusians, Revolutions of unfulfilled hopes always end in the triumph of the bastards. Iran. Iran didn't start helping Putin right away... it it waited for Putin to come to bow and they bent the Kremlin dwarf the Kremlin dwarf. Some Lavrov was asked to come to Tehran, they asked none of Lavrov, but Putin exclusively: they said he would come himself then maybe we will help. But things with the dwarf were so bad that he humbly biting his lip, he came anyway. Iran helped. Most likely because the big money was offered. After all 40 years under sanctions, every penny counts. counts. And also because they wanted to hurt the U.S.. In this, Ali Khamenei and Putin were the same on all points. So why Iranian authorities hate the West so much? Because Because Iran's previous government, which was overthrown in 1979 was directed at the West! Oriented In the 1960s and 1970s, Iran in the Western world was considered one of the most progressive!!! Of the secular in the Muslim world, the state was the most important foreign policy ally of the United States and Israel. Oil and gas are both a blessing for the countries possessing these resources and curse at the same time. Shah Pehlovi saw Iran's future in close cooperation with the West. Thanks to him, investors from the United States, Britain and Israel came to Iran. United States, Britain and Israel. He believed that Iran would become the fifth industrial power of the world. The economy was booming. The country was rapidly ...and the rights of women... of women. The way of life was changing. Many it frightened them, but the Shah was told what what he wanted to hear. Doesn't that sound like a familiar story? In 30 years in power, Muhammad Ali had lost his connection to reality. An entourage of of traitors and sycophants has greatly distorted what what was going on in Iranian society. Against the backdrop of the words of Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini who criticized the Shah and was forced to live for 14 for 14 years in exile, were a call to fight for their alleged values for their "Russian" or rather the Iranian world. The regime of Shah Pahlavi fell in February 1979 under the guise of escaping slavery. Ruhollah Khomeini returns from Paris to Tehran-- the revolution had won, but the hopes of the protesters for liberal development were quickly dashed. Musavi Khomeini managed to to seize the levers of power faster than the revolutionaries. They came to their senses and didn't even before they knew it, the country was under the country was under the yoke of dictatorship. In no time at all, his supporters organized the same notorious referendum in which an overwhelming overwhelmingly supported the Theologian's plan. The authorities closed in on the post of supreme leader in this chair, Ruhollah Khomeini sat in that chair until his death. В 1989 he was replaced by Ali Khamenei Ali Khamenei succeeded him in 1989, and he has been ruling the country ever since. to this day. Referenda, all power in one hand. We've seen this somewhere before, haven't we? There was a referendum. The Shah's special forces were quickly replaced by Iranian Hezbollah, the new regime changed the woman back into the chedra brought back polygamy, introduced separate and religious education. The order and the appearance of Iranians is monitored by the police. morals Islam is also about politics. So no matter what they say, no matter what politicians do is about Islam. Maksame, 22, was not apprehended by the vice police on September 13, 22 in Tehran for not wearing the hijab and died three days later, she passed away. And it was this death that triggered the start of the mass protests in Iran. A country that's been ruled by dictators ruled for so many years by dictators who, like Russia. like Russia, has been under sanctions - the common people have awakened!!! Today, rallies are taking place in about 100 cities in Iran. At first the protesters demanded an investigation and to punish those responsible for Amini's death. But now the slogans have turned into completely political. The protesters, for their part. for their part, reject not only the version of the events put forward by the authorities, but also the entire Iranian system of government. As in all countries with a dictator in power. a dictator, the first thing the Iranian authorities did was to crack down hard on the protests. the protests, calling them initiated. Chaos and terror in Iran well that coincided with Russia. In Russia it's all Biden's fault. Recently and for the first time from the Islamic Revolution. 1979 protests are supported state parties and some supporters of religious ideology. The protests have been accompanied by strikes at universities and there are increasing calls for... for regime change! The protests are becoming unmanageable and unlike unlike the Russians in Iran, they don't run away! Crowds from a single policeman, but bravely rebel against the armed forces reaction. Despite the brutal repression Iranians have once again come out to these government protests. Judging by the Videos posted on social media, the rallies took place in the universities of Tehran Isfahan and Hermanshak. The fierce fighting that broke out almost all over Iran are very reminiscent of Kiev! When beaten up by the security forces brought to the streets millions of Ukrainians and we all remember how disgracefully ended up having to flee. Yanukovich (former president of Ukraine who fled to Russia). Fleeing, of course, to Russia, a country that has become the epicenter of the world's dictatorship and which is always ready to offer a helping hand to criminals!!!! After all the people here are too petty and there's nothing depends on them. So we shouldn't be surprised if Pretty soon Chemenei will soon end up somewhere near Rostov on the Don. That is exactly how they plan to carry out their plans. 😞Dictatorial regimes today are united Against Ukraine. The dictators of Russia, Belarus, Iran are in are somewhat similar. But they are fundamentally different in one thing: the ordinary Belarusians- have been defeated defeated in their attempt to overthrow the dictator. Ordinary Russians accepted their own inferiority and gave their homeland to Putin. Iranians are struggling!!!! And the resistance is only is growing! And one would like to believe that this people will be able to stand up and show the world that a dictatorship can be broken! After all, so already happened in Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦