Latvian Political Monitor

@B03091315B @LeilaRasima I have no reason not to believe her. Not because of declarations, but because we have mutual friends. Latvia is small.

As opponents in the election should rightly be put down to the ground, but in my view a very correct and understandable explanation from @LeilaRasima 👍

@miks_eu I heard you, Mik. Did you catch the thought I wrote? By objective nature, it is impossible to answer your question without knowing the election outcome. Given the baseline data, decisions will be made on what and how to do.

@achevsenetnevse I agree with what you wrote🙂↕️ I remember, once at a work party, a friend 'Ģimon' told me - wow, I don't understand how one can not love this land, freedom and root for Russia. And Ģimons is a real Russian guy, moreover. Super dude🤟🏻

@achevsenetnevse My acquaintances among Russians say similar words🤝 We are all locals here who care to protect and cherish Latvia. There is no difference in the language spoken at home and among friends. Cheers!👏🏽

@achevsenetnevse I'm interested in how you read that I call Russian-speaking people enemies. I neither think nor believe that. About half of my friends are Russians. Would anyone vote for the Stepaņi, who are an openly exposed orc cell in Latvian politics? No one. Well, maybe someone lies. I don't know.

@miks_eu I agree, Bartaš's bunch of little green men is equivalent to fertilizer composition for the Stepaņenkos. Here, however, it is important to distinguish, in my opinion, a political-technological maneuver made by AŠ to gain Russian votes. Better let AŠ colonize them than let the orcs consolidate.

@achevsenetnevse I haven't hidden that I worked in Russia, also a year after Crimea, where I was with a UA/rus project. I really wanted to return there. Then I asked the partners, who in my view at that time were Russian intelligence, the question - who does Crimea belong to. After 'Crimea is ours' our cooperation ended.

@miks_eu Mik, please let's not start this old song - 'we wait for this and that, demand, etc.' As can be seen from the previous convocations, the unyielding answers and positions have an economy-degrading nature. I'm no fan of AŠ at all, but comparing him with Stepans' traitors is definitely not possible.

@gatismu Exactly, we respect them, BUT let's remember that they are enemies in our own backyard. That's how we should treat them.

No one other than the fifth column and all haters of everything Latvian, who are only waiting for us to become a staging ground for orcs. Democracy allows and maintains such people. That same democracy will put them deep in opposition. Some in prison too, probably. https://t.co/UE5dpSGkv5

Efforts to finally sort out the procurement system in Latvia, linking sports funding to the lottery, support for churches and much more. Another intensive work week...

How effectively investment management takes place in Latvia, what obstacles must be faced, and what steps should possibly be taken quickly to make this work more effective – today a valuable conversation with the management of the Central Finance and Contracting Agency about this. https://t.co/dSyEHEY5Fl

@AMamikins @AndrisBite Russians in WWII stole horses with carts and wardrobes from my grandmother's yard. Today UA steals washing machines. I don't know bigger thieves and primates than the orc rusnya.

I find it hard to understand why wise minds don't understand what @AndrisBite is saying. To paraphrase, we are not against research, we are saying that we entrepreneurs cannot generate enough for you to be able to finance it in this format, and moreover by borrowing too much outside our economy. Elementary! https://t.co/o0zo1sWJRS

Latvia's competitiveness will depend on how successfully we can create, protect and turn innovations into economic growth. 📈 Intellectual property is not just legal protection. It is a tool that helps companies grow, attract investment and create high value-added products. That is how well-paid jobs and a stronger Latvian economy are created. That is why we must strengthen the role of intellectual property in innovation policy, promote technology transfer and create a more favourable environment for knowledge-intensive companies and start-ups. The OECD assessment also emphasises this direction. Today at the Patent Office, together with its director Agris Batalauskis, we discussed the next steps towards achieving this goal. We agree – intellectual property is one of the most important preconditions for the development of innovation and economic growth. Ideas and knowledge created in Latvia must become competitive products and services that create value for our country. That is the path to a more modern, smarter and more competitive Latvia! 🇱🇻

Civic activity is commendable, but what I saw and heard at the Freedom Monument is empty shouting. Logically, NGO funding will have to be reviewed. I repeat that tax money should not be used to support converters and pseudo-integrators of illegal migrants. https://t.co/Ffk2ZQ5Ira

It is important that sports federations are not dependent only on state budget funds. Therefore, there should also be additional financing, giving the LOK the opportunity to work more actively with partners both in Latvia and abroad. We agreed on this with LOK president R. Lazdiņš. https://t.co/hfvHrHlIsS

It is important for Latvia to preserve its sacred heritage, and funds for that will continue to be allocated. Together, we will also plan how to save Riga Cathedral by strengthening its foundations. Today I had a mutually understanding conversation with the leaders of the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church about this.