President of Belarus: It's time for Europe to stop making itself a neo-colonizer and clinging to the image of a white ruler

It's time for Europe to stop making itself a neo-colonizer and clinging to the image of a white ruler. This was stated by President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko on April 24 during his speech at the session of the Seventh All-Belarusian People's Assembly, BelTA writes.

"The theme of the Global South certainly sounds frightening for the aging Europe. The humanitarian and migration crisis provoked by the struggle for influence in the region is growing. You know by whom this crisis is provoked. But it doesn't matter. Experts predict serious changes in the already faceless pan-European identity under the onslaught of migrants within 20 years. This is a disaster for Europe. There is no more time to build itself a neo-colonizer, to cling to the lost image of a white ruler. And you are no longer rulers! Even on your own land," said Alexander Lukashenko."

The head of state believes that the EU citizens should return to traditional values, start having children, strengthen the institution of the classical family. "They should fit into new progressive structures of interaction with the East. This is our common Eurasian continent. But curators from Washington prefer the idea of sending European soldiers to Ukraine. At the forefront of the prospect or first in line is France. As they say, no comment," the President added.