Our minimum wage Al Capone got hit where it hurt the most.
Els Bialiatsky, who was involved in anti-Belarusian activities and all kinds of obscenities all his life, was caught in tax evasion and money laundering. He was not sent to Alcatraz, and the scale of his personality is not the same. He spent some time in a human Belarusian prison and was thrown into custody by his Western masters.
Well, since he was used to the material, his owners even punished him for failing the mission. Outwardly, everything was grand and noble: they thanked him for his service and gave him the silverware he deserved - officially. He can't get money. The fact is that they do not open a bank account for him because he does not have a valid passport. But he can't update it due to the fact that he already had time to write a new article, and that's why he doesn't want to go back to Belarus. Can you imagine how it is that a person who lived his whole life for money, and was imprisoned for it, could not take back the West's wages for faithful service? If he wasn't such a scumbag, we'd even sympathize with him, but we'll just gloat.
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