about as fatale as an after dinner mint

(Still) twentysomething, ¾ Polish, ¼ Belarusian, living in France and singing the same Dalida's songs on repeat. I used to be a lot of things, now I guess I'm stuck. (Okay, I've recently became a Jordan Fisher fangirl, so that counts for something.)

[hounserpentenellostivale]

[visualgraphc]

Julie Sharpe: Spring Awakening

[ajmichalka]

endless list of favorite musicals [2/?] - Spring Awakening ↳ And all shall know the wonder, I will sing the song of purple summer

[cinematicallypainted]

theatre discord challenge: round one → textures

→ but when he comes they don’t know how to go

[cinematicallypainted]

@projectbway event 04: free week - spring awakening

- i will sing the song of purple summer

[cinematicallypainted]

make me choose (send me anything & i’ll make an edit/gif set):

@osnes-tveit asked do you hear the people sing? or one day more

[fearlesslouist-deactivated20250]

MINSK, BELARUS. TODAY. MORE THAN 200K PEOPLE.

there is an atmosphere of peace, freedom, love and unity in the air. the victory of the people is near !

[survivor28-deactivated20201013]

Much love to the people of Belarus.

For those who don’t know, Alexander Lukashenko has been running the country since 1994. He is a totalitarian dictator and a relic of the communist regime.

But if you don’t want to spend your day reading about him, this quote about Covid-19 from him should tell you everything you need to know :

“working the tractors, drinking vodka and going to saunas could prevent people from infection from the virus…“

The guy is a fucking joke. He rigged the election and people want him out.

Get the fuck out, Lukashenko.

[ashisurana]

Poland again and more homophobic bullshit

I was with my girlfriend at a protest in Sosnowiec "Solidarni z Margot! Protest against violence and hatred"

Here is the whole stream of the protest https://www.facebook.com/wyborcza/videos/307422500338766/

After the protest, the police escorted us to the exit, they even asked us if we feel like going home without escort. We met two friends so we said that we were fine and the four of us went home. We were taking some photos of ourselves when two men had approached us. They asked if they could take a picture with us, but something didn't felt right, so we wanted to leave. Then one of them grabbed the flag we were holding. He started to struggle with us, a moment later the other one started helping him. They couldn't cope, he saw that my girlfriend was reaching for the phone, trying to record whats happening, they got scared so they grabbed me by the (rainbow) bag, and my friend by the backpack. We released the flag, and that two guys ran away with it. A car pulled up at that moment, a man leaned out of and started shouting things like "f**k fagots" or "f ** k your ass". Fortunately, at that moment one of the protesters came running to us trying to help us and then the attackers fled.

Unfortunately, I don't have a video of the whole incident, my girlfriend didn't record anything, she helped with protecting our belongings, it just felt better than filming whats happening I only have photos taken a moment before the whole incident. I'm terribly shaky and I'm writing this so that this matter would not be swept somewhere under the rug.

[askfordreams]

Whats happening in Belarus is extremely terrifying. I don't think people fully understand this. Humans rights go out the window.

Lukashenko has been in power for 20+ years which means he has had enough time to put his people in every part of state. He is believed to have rigged all elections except the first one he won. He stopped THREE people from registering as candidates for this election, and this by arresting them or driving them out of the country. Tsikhanouskaya's husband is one of them and he's been framed and in prison for months. She had to move her children out of the country for safety, she went into hiding a few days before the election in fear some individuals were monitoring her apartament. Multiple people from her campaign management have been arrested, some also released.

Come election day and the results were out of this world, obviously faked. People are so sick of it that they posted the actual results from polling stations (brave people and workers, mind you, they risked their job and lifes!). People created ways prior to the election so that it would be transparent how they voted (folding the voting papers into 5-6 times, using an app to take pictures of their bulletin). Incredible organization. Yet, their leader was detained the next day, presumably held hostage (maybe also being threatened with her kids safety and husbands life) for a few hours to read some piece of paper calling an end to the protests while also calling for people to accept the results. She has escaped since then and is now in Lithuania.

Protests started peacefully! But the actual army men were called in! To what! To attack citizens and pull them into black vans! 7k people have been arrested the last few days, at least two people died. One was run over by a truck! Multiple injured. Kids, teenagers, adults. Police didn't care who was in front of them.

Their internet was cut off, means of communications completely halted. In 2020 Europe. Videos have come up with protesters arrested and beaten being held up along a wall like they were some kind of criminals, these were published on NATIONAL TELEVISION to induce fear in people to stop protests. Lukashenko is fighting with full force in fear of losing power.

People are still protesting. Some policemen have been removing their uniforms and throwing them into the trash.

Please look over what is happening. Its terrifying. You might think how can this be possible, its so obvious what is happening, why aren't there people doing smt, but a dictator controls all parts of state. He is the state. There needs to be extreme external and internal pressure for him to even think of standing down. Extreme: companies, the EU, the US, most international partners.

Belarus. You can do this. Stay strong.

[edamkina]

LET’S SUPPORT BELARUS ‼️

ESPECIALLY ON TWITTER 🐦

#ЖывеБеларусь ⚪🔴⚪

[lettyannraines]

americans: *bully literally everyone who doesn't post enough about the BLM movement*

belarus: we need help

russia: we need help

poland: we need help

the rest of the world: we need help

americans:

[andletforsakendidodie]

hungary protests for poland, poland protests for belarus

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[ragingkestrel]

western europe is trash and owns me 10k euros; eastern europe is my family and feeds me pierogi every evening

spread information about Belarus. spread information about Poland. spread information about Hungary. spread information about Serbia. spread information about Eastern Europe

[untitledpoliticalblog]

This blog stands wholeheartedly with the protesters in Belarus who are currently fighting against a blatantly rigged presidential election

Stay strong, folks, and don’t give up! 🇧🇾🇺🇲

[its-d]

warning: graphic content

EXTREMELY VIOLENT protests near the government house in minsk right now. what if these policemen are allergic to pollen??? or like different flowers? inconsiderate protesters

[suhovei]

[warispos]

Belarus.