Lukashenko told an unfunny anti-Semitic joke about Zhirinovsky
Alexander Lukashenko told a joke at a meeting today about LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky, who the day before expressed bewilderment at the Belarusian leader’s advice to drink vodka against the coronavirus.
“Vladimir Volfovich comes home and tells his wife: “Pour 100 grams - I’ll be treated for coronavirus.” The wife says: “So you just criticized Lukashenko for this.” “I said this for everyone, but pour it for me. And I'll go to the bathhouse. Lukashenko is not a fool.” She told him: “They drink in Russian after the bath.” “This is in Russian, and I’m in Jewish: 100 grams before the bath, 100 grams after.” This is close to our topic. I apologize to Vladimir Volfovich, but I couldn’t help but allow myself to publicly tell this story,” Lukashenko said.
The day before, Zhirinovsky said that vodka was used for treatment only in villages when there was no medicine, and Lukashenko “was the chairman of the collective farm and remained so.”
In addition to vodka and baths, Lukashenko also called for treatment by working on a tractor. These words of the Belarusian president are quoted all over the world.
Lukashenko told an unfunny anti-Semitic joke about Zhirinovsky.