Lithuania to lose its independence?

[Loki]

I hope Putin dies a very slow death and that this cancer or whatever disease he’s got takes its time to finish him.

Comments like this will get you permabanned -- it is not allowed at all. Consider this your final warning.

[Smaug]

Then keep hoping. They just simply replace their customers, you don't care to whom you sell your stuff while they pay. Just for one example, the major Indian state energy company will buy one million tons of their liquefied gas per year. Chinese will too. The Russians are gonna be just fine. Not sure if you guys noticed the trend in Brazil, but here in the EU, prices of everything are skyrocketing.

Skyrocketing here too. Stagflation is certain.

Disgusting sentiment, this is everything that is wrong about the West. Don't learn their evil ways.

Nah, most of people here don't want to destroy own state and life for the sake of "what is "right". I know enough of people here who used to be a sort of liberal minded ones before, I used to be way more liberal myself some 5-7 years ago, but times change. I don't need the ghosts of fake freedom in exchange for real freedom I have. I don't want to live in a copypaste of western type state of law and order dictatorship, I enjoy our soft corruption and personal freedom, not a universal made up freedom.

Yes, you are both right, but I do get sentimental with this question. You see, I have no idea what it is to live under the shadow of Russia, but my mum's family came partly from Lithuania and I heard the stories they had to tell about their lives under Russian rule. Lithuania is a small but proud nation with a unique culture and I would hate to see it lose its independence and national identity. We were living in a period of relative peace and political stability in Europe and now it is over, we are back to the mid 20th century.

[Loki]

Skyrocketing here too. Stagflation is certain.





Yes, you are both right, but I do get sentimental with this question. You see, I have no idea what it is to live under the shadow of Russia, but my mum's family came partly from Lithuania and I heard the stories they had to tell about their lives under Russian rule. Lithuania is a small but proud nation with a unique culture and I would hate to see it lose its independence and national identity. We were living in a period of relative peace and political stability in Europe and now it is over, we are back to the mid 20th century.

And it's not Russia's fault that peace is broken, but purely America's and its willing subjects in the UK and EU. The US wants war with Russia and is willing to use Eastern Europe as cannon fodder.