Yury Khashchavatski: Lukashenka cannot be even leader of street cleaners brigade

The Belarusian ruler has said the truth for the first time in his life.

Film director Yury Khashchavatski spoke to charter97.org about the remark by the Belarusian ruler that he doesn't want his eldest son Viktar to become a president.

“He surely doesn't want it. Lukashenka has said the truth for the first time in his life. He doesn't want to hand over power to anyone except for himself. The Belarusian ruler knows perfectly that his children are their father's sons. It's dangerous to hand over power even to Kolia in 30 years, because they can hang their father on a light pole if they will need it. He wishes he were immortal,” the film director thinks.

He also spoke about the story told by the Belarusian dictator about the rise of loss-making collective farm Haradzets under his leadership.

“Lukashenka tells the truth, but he finds this truth in his dreams. He is a sick person. He confuses reality with his imagination of himself and life. Let's recall how he seriously said in public that Liudmila Karpenka had met with him in tears and asked for shoes to bury her husband. It made my hair stand on end,” Yury Khashchavatski said.

The director is sure that the Belarusian ruler can imagine something in his mind and his vision of himself becomes reality.

“This is a disease that reveals his artistic nature. Lukashenka would have become a good artist or a writer if he had developed his literacy skills and increase his vocabulary. But it is bad if such a person becomes a president and ruins the country. He cannot be in charge even of a street cleaners brigade with his disease,” Yury Khashchavatski is sure.