“Pot, meet Kettle.”
Are we actually living in the Twilight Zone?
Yesterday, the U.S. Embassy in Belarus released a condemnatory statement against the “Lukashenka regime” because according to our federal government, the country’s 2020 presidential election was “fraudulent” and since then, state authorities have allegedly waged a persecutory campaign against their own people for peacefully protesting, demanding change, and “exercising their freedom of expression.”
(Now, this is not to affirm or deny the narrative set forth about the sequence of events, merely the U.S. government’s response to what they allege to be true.)
Here is the opening text:
Three years ago, tens of thousands of Belarusians from all walks of life took to the streets to demand change in response to fraudulent 2020 election. In response to peaceful protests, Belarusian authorities launched a brutal crackdown, with security forces arresting and imprisoning thousands of mothers and fathers, teachers, tradespeople, pensioners and others, many of whom were subjected to torture and ill-treatment. The Lukashenka regime continues its repression, with 1,500 or more people unjustly jailed, mostly for exercising their freedom of expression.
YouTube video screen grab.
If you removed any reference to Belarus, its people, and its leader, and replaced the language with gee, I don’t know, the U.S., supporters of President Trump, and Joe Biden (or Barack Obama, or whoever the man pulling the strings is), you absolutely wouldn’t know the difference.
Jim Hoft’s The Gateway Pundit has an entire database dedicated to all things January 6th, in what the outlet recognizes as the American Gulag. The website maintains updates on political prisoners, and has documented some of the most inhumane conditions and abusive treatments of American citizens as they are illegally and unconstitutionally incarcerated&mdash