Last month, at the UN, Joe Biden put Belarus number one on the list of states in desperate need of regime change.
“We are committed to support the long-suppressed democratic aspirations of the people of Belarus and we stand together to impose costs on the regime for its blatant disregard of international commitments,” the Biden administration wrote, as they announced new sanctions.
The Biden administration has already essentially crowned opposition politician Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya as the new leader of Belarus.
The problem is that she lacks public support. A NATO-funded survey found that only 4% of 🇧🇾 want her to be president.
In this sense, Tsikhanouskaya appears to be a Belarusian Juan Guaidó; lacking a domestic support base but backed by Washington.
Tsikhanouskaya describes Guaidó as "inspiring." Meanwhile, Guaidó fans in Miami fly the Belarusian opposition's flag in solidarity at their demos.
Also worrying is that she sees "parralels" between what she wants to do and the Maidan Revolution in Ukraine, an event which brought the far-right to power there and tripped off a major war scare.
Also on Ukraine, Roman Protasevich, the journalist Belarus downed an plane to arrest, was a member of the Neo-Nazi Azov Battalion, a group who did the heavy lifting during Maidan.
Completely unreported was that he was arrested right after meeting with Tsikhanouskaya in Greece.
CIA cutout organization, the NED, is currently overseeing 40 separate projects in Belarus.
These mostly revolve around training pro-US activists, funding anti-government media and bankrolling election monitoring organizations.
The IDF just committed one of the worst massacres in modern history. But if you rely on US media, you wouldn't even know that from their headlines.
New investigation from me:
Alexey Navalny's death in a Russian prison dominated headlines for days. But US media barely covered the death of a US journalist in a Ukrainian prison last month.
[Thread] For the third weekend in a row, cities across Europe 🇪🇺 have seen massive demonstrations in solidarity with Palestine 🇵🇸
1) London: A wall of humanity marches through the city center. Some estimates say 500,000 people are there.
2) Hundreds of thousands of people in Istanbul 🇹🇷 create an ocean of red at their Great Palestine Rally.
3) Paris 🇫🇷. These protests are explicitly illegal in France. But thousands still braved arrest to show solidarity with those suffering in Gaza and the West Bank 🇵🇸.
Incredible scenes as @Lowkey0nline owns @PiersMorgan so hard that they end the interview early.
Lowkey tells Piers his previous guests, Israeli Ambassador Mark Regev and CIA chief David Petraeus "deserve to be in The Hague and tried for war crimes."
"This badge was given to me by an employee of this building who said they were told they could not wear it because it was the Palestinian flag. You talk about 'uncensored'. This is censored!" - @Lowkey0nline
. @Lowkey0nline subtly suggests that Piers Morgan comparing himself to Nelson Mandela wasn't quite appropriate.
[Thread] As the Israeli attacks intensify, Europe has seen a massive, unprecedented wave of protests this weekend condemning the violence and showing solidarity with Palestine.
1) France 🇫🇷: Thousands of Parisians defy President Macron's ban to protest.
2) Absolutely massive demonstration in London 🇬🇧 on Saturday saw over 100,000 people march to Downing Street, demanding their government stop supporting Israeli war crimes.
3) Central Stockholm 🇸🇪 was flooded with Palestinian flags tonight, as thousands called for a free Palestine
[Video Thread] In response to the Israeli attack on the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza earlier today, huge, spontaneous demonstrations have broken out across the Middle East tonight.
Let's go through them:
1) In Iran 🇮🇷, crowds have gathered in Palestine Square.
2) In Jordan 🇯🇴, protestors have surrounded the Israeli Embassy and set it on fire.
3) A similar situation might be brewing in Ankara, Turkey 🇹🇷, where enraged crowds have besieged the Israeli Embassy.