Quote Originally Posted by nulle View Post
Russia on the other hand refuses to abandon Soviet legacy, Communist party is not illegal, communist war criminals are not prosecuted - former KGB operative was your president LOL - In Latvia former KGB operatives are not allowed to run for electable office till the end of their lives - (Russia protested when Latvia prosecuted Vassili Kononov (I'm glad that this bastard, who burned pregnant woman alive, is finally dead, hope he rots in hell . They also do not want to extradite Mikhail Golovatov who is responsible for 13.01.1991. massacre in Vilnius.).
They still celebrate Brezhnev's "Victory day" - even Staļin himself did not celebrate anything - because even he apparently thought that there is nothing to celebrate for.
Yes, Nulle all you said is complete truth and the fact that Austria few days ago let Michail Golovatov come back to Russia and now he is sitting on his couch somewhere in Moscow really discredits EU cooperation… This way, Austria just simply betrayed values of EU. And Lithuania is going to do everything so that next time when Golovatov will be flying to the hills to calm down his conscience for the massacres he made, he would get what he deserved. Lithuanians look at him the same way Americans looked at Osama bin Laden and one day he still will have to pay for everything he did to Lithuania.