People choose prison and installation, President Belarus Lukashenko speaks to BBC

I have been reported in many elections.

I have seen the Prime Minister and President scroll in the poll, cast the votes and then take some questions from the journalist.

But I have never seen that like a scene in TPS 478 in Minsk.

Longer Longer Long Belgrus Alexander Lukashenko, who never graded “European dictators”, comes to give his voice. Then, while the Belarusians is still voting, Lukashenko candidates give the PERSER-SUPPLY PERSONS PER-SET-a-half hours directly on a state TV.

This is the opportunity for the quiz for him about the controversial sound criticism by his criticism as “sham”.

“A bad question What are you in charge for me?” Nanya. “Like you always do.”

“Good morning,” my reply.

“Good morning, Steve.”

“How can you call this Democracy election, when your Home competition is in prison or in the installation?” I asked.

“Someone in prison, there is in the installation. But you’re here!” said Lukashenko.

“Everyone has the right to choose. It is a democracy. Some choose prison, someone chooses an institution. We never force anyone out country.”

Reality, it’s a hardness action of authority for the protesters after the President of Alexander Lukashenko’s virgin and impressed or encouraged to political estalsities. Personal options do not come on it.

“You say just ‘we don’t have to close the mouth of people’ (making people),” I remind him.

“But your rivals are not only deprived of a voice card. There are more than 1,200 political detonsine in BeleRus. People like Maria Kolesnikova, Sergei Tikanovsky …”

“You keep going on about Maria to me. God,” Lukashenko sighed.

“OK, I will answer your questions … prison for people who have opened their mouths too wide and the law that has not been prison in Britain and America?”

“In any country, if you violate the law, you have to bear the consequences,” said. “The law is tight but it’s the law. I don’t invent it. You must obey it.”

“You have to adhere to the law,” I’m glad. “But these people are in prison to criticize you.”

“Your absolve ignorance ignorance is responsible before it.”