Lukashenko: humanitarian and migration crisis is growing in the world
Experts predict serious changes in the already faceless pan-European identity under the onslaught of migrants within the coming two decades, and the topic of the Global South as a whole looks scary for an aging Europe – as stated by the President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko at the 7th Belarusian People's Congress
“The humanitarian and migration crisis, provoked by the struggle for influence in the region, is growing. You know who provoked this crisis, but this is actually not the key point. Experts predict serious changes in the already faceless pan-European identity under the onslaught of migrants within the coming twenty years, and this will be a disaster for Europe," Aleksandr Lukashenko is convinced. “There is no time to pretend to be a neo-coloniser, to make attempts to promote the lost image of a white ruler. You are not the lords – even on your own land!”
The President stated that it is high time for the EU citizens to return to traditional values, give birth to children and strengthen the institution of the classical family, “They should better fit into the new progressive structures of interaction with the East. This is our common Eurasian continent. However, the curators from Washington prefer the idea of sending European soldiers to Ukraine. France is at the forefront of the future directions. As they say, no comments.”
