Lukashenka said to government: «Undress yourselves and do what you should»

Aliaksandr Lukashenka said many menacing and curious phrases during the yesterday’s meeting on problems of social and economic development of the country.

Lukashenka addressed to the government members with the words “Undress yourselves and do what you should”. This Lukashenka’s statement could be heard in evening news on Belarusian channel. What did it mean is difficult to understand…

Charter’97 press center quotes other Lukashenka’s statements said on the mentioned meeting. No less noteworthy are the following phrases:

“We need to exploit Herculean efforts not only on paper by the end of the year …”

“We have discussed everything. We walked in the forest with you…”

“Unfortunately, I have an impression that the acting government begins to foul. I wouldn’t want to resort to turnover of staff, but you should understand that your task is not just plotting graphs and making reports, but exerting efforts in order society see the real progress of your activity”.

“Why should I do this, not you headed by the prime minister? However, it is your job. It’s you, who must search, find and put into practice”.

“You, Mr. Sidorski, (the PM) is a temporary worker. You should argue me out of it today”.

“It is not a flak, but talk about painful problems”.

“If the forecast isn’t fulfilled within 9 months in 2008, I’ll begin to form a new government by the end of the next year”.

“You need to understand that I can’t repeat the same things year in year out. It makes a mockery out of authorities”.

“The important and difficult task: to take the country by hand and pass it through like a ship in order it doesn’t sink as in the Kerch Strait”.