Belarus Radiation - part 1

[Tekknorg]

Then, Metalmoshqueen666 pardon me. And thank you for comment and understanding. I'm not a belarusian, but I'm there every year, helping children and youths. regards, T.

[Metalmoshqueen666]

Most sheep do love the smell of their neighbours grass,,huh,,why talk like they can just "skip" to the next place ......mind you I would , regardless.........

[Tekknorg]

@Metalmoshqueen666 Imagine living in a contaminated area in Belarus, imagine the IAEA, the WHO and belarus' dictator telling you that it IS safe (when it is not, Chernobyl is still killing and harming since 1986). Then imagine not having money to move on, imagine also leaving your familiy, relatives and friends and your job. Welcome to the situation of more than 2 million people still living there. regards, T.

[tapp247]

Oh Belarus the last dictatorship in Europe. Why not join the free world? The grass is greener when you have the freedom to do what you want with that grass. Me personally " I love the smell of freedom in the morning."

[martystefka]

Im from Czech republic and I love Belarussia.I have a step family in Smorgon and Zalesie.On Summer Holiday i was in Belarussia two weeks..People in Belarus are very friendly and incorrupt as compared to other country and largely along Czech people...You are the best nation and love you.You must NOT!! join at Evropean union (EU) YOU MUST CONSERVE YOUR POLITICS

[Kilobaitas]

RUSSIA PARASHA

[ExtraTerrestrials]

Belarus rocks. Lived in Minsk for a good while before moving to crappy U.S

[TheBestGuitarSoloEVR]

Yeah, the united states of america is crappy compared to a forest covered in fallout with radioative down syndrome inbred babies.

[sshlyk]

@ExtraTerrestrials

Все ещё можешь вернуться и наслаждаться РБ дальше :)

[kalloggs40]

Thanks for showing us these great pictures of Belarus, Its sad to see some of them. But it is a beautiful area. I will visit soon even though i live all the way in Australia.