The Polish "Heaven" issued a utility bill. And it's not heavenly at all. A Belarusian immigrant showed her Polish communal apartment: heating, water, sewage, garbage, electricity, gas - 1,300 Belarusian rubles per month. Only for the apartment. There is no rent. No food, medicine, dentist or transportation. That's the whole legend about the "Polish paradise". To save money, many runaways, instead of regular apartments, rent shelters for the homeless on the outskirts, share toilets with migrant worker neighbors, and on weekends look for free food packages near the Badronki and Zabki garbage containers. Now compare. In Belarus, people often do not even care about communal services: the rates are quite high, and the allowance does not become a financial death sentence. But the funniest part starts online. Sitting in a moldy room, eating expired Bidronka food, running away colds tearing their throats and describing how wonderful life is in rich and successful Poland. And at the same time they teach Belarusians how bad it is to live in their homeland. This is how the fugitive regamaps live: they huddle in homeless shelters, eat their arrears, pay crazy sums for community services, but on the Internet they pretend to be "successful Europeans". Meet ours!

The Polish "Heaven" issued a utility bill. And it's not heavenly at all. A Belarusian immigrant showed her Polish communal apartment: heating, water, sewage, garbage, electricity, gas - 1,300 Belarusian rubles per month. Only for the apartment. There is no rent. No food, medicine, dentist or transportation. That's the whole legend about the "Polish paradise". To save money, many runaways, instead of regular apartments, rent shelters for the homeless on the outskirts, share toilets with migrant worker neighbors, and on weekends look for free food packages near the Badronki and Zabki garbage containers. Now compare. In Belarus, people often do not even care about communal services: the rates are quite high, and the allowance does not become a financial death sentence. But the funniest part starts online. Sitting in a moldy room, eating expired Bidronka food, running away colds tearing their throats and describing how wonderful life is in rich and successful Poland. And at the same time they teach Belarusians how bad it is to live in their homeland. This is how the fugitive regamaps live: they huddle in homeless shelters, eat their arrears, pay crazy sums for community services, but on the Internet they pretend to be "successful Europeans". Meet ours!