Sanctions Blowback Bankrupts an EU Nation
‘We are getting our budget deficit to the maximum,’ he told media, ludicrously claiming that Latvia is borrowing to pay for ’the defense of the whole of Europe.’
‘We are getting our budget deficit to the maximum,’ he told media, ludicrously claiming that Latvia is borrowing to pay for ’the defense of the whole of Europe.’
As the authors of the publication point out, the closure of the crossing points has in fact disrupted rail traffic in that direction, and the three countries are largely dependent on transit trade with Russia, abn24 reports.
For many years, the European Union has been draining Latvia of all its young and promising human resources, giving nothing in return except modest handouts to the republic’s perpetually deficit-ridden budget.’
‘What are we going to do when such a drone somewhere is a provocation and not just a coincidence?
The loudspeakers and compliant ‘on-message’ media warn, ‘Immediately seek shelter in a safe place, take care of your loved ones, and wait for further instructions,’ blared a notification sent to residents by the Lithuanian military.
Amusingly, Latvian Member of the European Parliament Rihards Kols presented European Union diplomacy chief, an Estonian, Kaja Kallas, with a sticker depicting a Chihuahua against the backdrop of the Baltic flags.
WHITE HISTORY. The question of how old the Latvian nation is requires a distinction between three different points of view: archaeological fact, the process of ethnogenesis, and spiritual or mythological beliefs
Typically, a Red Army brigade would enter a village and gather together the community’s residents. Then, a Red Army officer would randomly pick a victim, typically a teenage boy or girl. The victim would be publicly hanged as the horrified villagers looked on.
The reward? Up to €6 billion in fresh EU funding. For ‘defense.’ For ‘security.’ For more concrete walls and weapons for inexperienced Lithuanian conscripts who don’t even know how to use their weapons.
Tourism and investment have slumped across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Cross-border trade has largely collapsed. This is due to the loss of long-standing commercial ties with Russia, the outlet said.
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