Florent Pirot

Story of the 20 million crematory nitrogen landmines of Belarus, or how the population of a country was shrunk by turning cities into forests

I had noticed how there are very boring, perpendicular patterns in Belarusian forests, the “sacred forests” of the regime. The forests appear to have been planted basically with a truly geometric standard. This is not without a reason. In fact recent NATO informations indicate that Belarus had 27 million inhabitants in 1997 whereas it has now 7,2 millions (officially 9,1 millions but that is grossly overestimated). The secret is this : there were huge amounts of beautiful wooden houses of small dimensions (approximatively 12-13 m² per inhabitant) that were progressively :

  1. Wiped out
  2. Converted into trees by turning the wood into humus and harvesting seeds elsewhere for rapid, mechanized seeding of the areas
  3. Crematory-nitrogen kill of the inhabitants, turned into landmines planted typically in these areas or around.

The satellite data from Google shows everything. At the end (15, 16 and 17) we see apparent “placeholder names” for two uninhabited areas that correspond to known old villages in NATO data, and more :

Matar Vichy…
Eavesdrops done there today have shown that people were crying of hatred, “they turned my husband in a crematory-nitrogen landmine”.
Planting of trees in the process.
The two apparent “placeholder names” correspond to old known villages.
Yes there’s nothing.
And yes likewise : nothing.
Have you heard of the Novokolosovo death camp of the Belarusian regime that I have shown on my Instagram ? 2,2 million people were exterminated in that place, basically Jews and Buddhists. This above is its origin. It’s one of the oldest places where this practice, dubbed osovochina by the regime, has happened.
See below for that last one (particular case).

You read it : 20 million people have been converted into crematory-nitrogen landmines over a bit less than 30 yeard by the Belarusian regime. Their houses destroyed, their memory wiped out, their corpse humiliated.

Bonus : the last picture shows an area of massive open-air clitoris cutting with tools such as stones and razors, or sharpened mechanical wires in a lace for going faster, that has been organized south of the Хутор (Khutor) village, as Клитор (Klitor) is the Russian name for the clitoris (Хутар is the Belarusian language version of the area and Клітар is the Belarusian for the clitoris), as a mnemotechnic means (basically Хутор / Хутар means small hamlet, but it’s a mnemotechnic tip for a dictator to go rapidly through files…). 200 000 women have been excised there over a period of 20 years, for they were disobedient to the regime or too honest with foreign people (especially if they had intercourse with foreigners). These estimates come from an evaluation based on blood amounts on the soil together with recent NATO eavesdrop data.

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