@Mikipele6 @ltvzinas Your NA leadership knows that the more you rave about the Kremlin, the more Dzintars' picture will be spread! Contact the NA office so they can lecture you on what you may and may not do on social media!
From@Mikipele6@maris_mezals @ltvzinas That all pro-Kremlin forces (LPV+PRO+SV/JL) are turning against Dombrava, I knew even without this picture of yours.
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@Mikipele6 @ltvzinas Greetings to you from the pro-Kremlin Raivis Dzintars, photo on the right! https://t.co/k7FFs9AlmM
From@Mikipele6@maris_mezals @ltvzinas That all pro-Kremlin-oriented forces (LPV+PRO+SV/JL) are turning against Dombrava, I knew also without this picture of yours.
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These are people who are for an 'inclusive society', but call on their political opponents to 'swallow a cyanide capsule'.</p><p>These are Ždanoka's heirs, who continue to defame the legionnaires and March 16, playing into the Kremlin's hands.</p><p>And since they are mostly very young people, everything can be chalked up to youthful folly. But it is the choice of the party 'Progresīvie' to give a platform to such views and to run for the Saeima. That is why 'Progresīvie' are and remain the red line for 'Austošā Saule Latvijai'!<br>Raivis Zeltīts
From@RaivisZeltitsThe Progressives recently made a fuss about the “dissemination of violent information” by politicians, but have they looked at their own ranks? Members of the Progressive youth organization “Protests” are open communists who praise the bloodiest ideology of the 20th century. These are people who whine about the “threats of authoritarianism” but pose with Karl Marx’s books, in which he calls for the “dictatorship of the proletariat.” These are people who believe that “dictators fear state-funded NGOs,” forget to bring even one Latvian flag to protests, but bring Palestinian flags instead. The same Palestine where homosexuality carries a 10-year prison sentence, which, of course, does not trouble these Pride activists. These are people who are for an “inclusive society” but call on their political opponents to “swallow a cyanide capsule.” These are people who can form a coalition in the Riga City Council with people they themselves call “fascists.” What does that say about them? These are people who congratulate Workers’ Day on May 1, but since they have never done a real day’s work in their lives, write about how important worker protection is in prostitution — the most degrading form of slavery to human dignity. These are people who tell their opponents: “You are not human, you are animals,” but get upset when abusers are called “monkeys.” These are Ždanoka’s heirs, who continue to defame legionnaires and March 16, playing into the Kremlin’s hands. And since they are mostly very young people, much can be written off as youthful folly. But it is the Progressives’ choice to give a platform to such views and to candidacy for the Saeima. That is why the Progressives are and remain the red line of “Austošā Saule Latvijai”!
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@Mantrausis By the way, President Egils Levits did a lot to make Russia's political elite seriously worry about their future. He didn't even publicly advertise this in Latvia, but for his career it ended badly.
From@Mantrausis@martinsstals If I remember correctly, after the start of the Great War, more than one representative of the fine end of REurope admitted that the Baltic states, Poland, and also Finland were right about ru. So 😎😎😎😎
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@Mikipele6 @ltvzinas https://t.co/n0kHKjP0AA
From@Mikipele6Finally we have an Interior Minister who does his job. In this particular case too, he did what the Prime Minister should have done, just as the Prime Ministers of several other Schengen countries did.
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The Progressives recently made a fuss about the “dissemination of violent information” by politicians, but have they looked at their own ranks? Members of the Progressive youth organization “Protests” are open communists who praise the bloodiest ideology of the 20th century. These are people who whine about the “threats of authoritarianism” but pose with Karl Marx’s books, in which he calls for the “dictatorship of the proletariat.” These are people who believe that “dictators fear state-funded NGOs,” forget to bring even one Latvian flag to protests, but bring Palestinian flags instead. The same Palestine where homosexuality carries a 10-year prison sentence, which, of course, does not trouble these Pride activists. These are people who are for an “inclusive society” but call on their political opponents to “swallow a cyanide capsule.” These are people who can form a coalition in the Riga City Council with people they themselves call “fascists.” What does that say about them? These are people who congratulate Workers’ Day on May 1, but since they have never done a real day’s work in their lives, write about how important worker protection is in prostitution — the most degrading form of slavery to human dignity. These are people who tell their opponents: “You are not human, you are animals,” but get upset when abusers are called “monkeys.” These are Ždanoka’s heirs, who continue to defame legionnaires and March 16, playing into the Kremlin’s hands. And since they are mostly very young people, much can be written off as youthful folly. But it is the Progressives’ choice to give a platform to such views and to candidacy for the Saeima. That is why the Progressives are and remain the red line of “Austošā Saule Latvijai”!
From@VJOjauniesiVJO calls on ZZS not to sacrifice healthcare reform for short-term political ratings. If the government has made a decision, it should be evaluated by facts, not by how it affects popularity. Latvian patients are not a tool for boosting political popularity. https://t.co/DW3cnMUi0B
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🟥 Question to the Ministry of the Interior, Dombrava and the State Police. Is it really necessary to have 7 police officers and one emergency medical team to detain an elderly person? What is he - a murderer, a smuggler or a money launderer? Was such a show of force really proportionate?
When you don't know how to further discredit a party that is for private subscription fees in journalism and for reducing state funding for the sake of objectivity, then write lies, a pinch of half-truths, and a bit more lies. The money has to be earned somehow. https://t.co/IYW8rJRWM2
From@austsauleThe choice is clear! “Austošā Saule Latvijai” is the only ideological counterforce to the left forces. “Progresīvie” – the red line! On October 3 – list 12! For family, nation, and state! FOR THE REBIRTH OF A LATVIAN LATVIA!
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I am not the 'main author of the idea' and quite an original choice of picture, but what wouldn't you do to show in the most bizarre light possible a political force that doesn't play by the old rules. @partijaMMN https://t.co/tggOkGl37d
From@JaunsLV“The state, nation and language are threatened!”. 15th Saeima election list No. 2 (“We change the rules”) https://t.co/7LAwbG1CeU
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I agree, but there is a huge gap between wishes and reality. The FID does not establish that Latvian companies service Russia's shadow fleet. The FID, KNAB and VDD do not establish or do nothing about the fact that political forces are financed and supported from Russia and Belarus. The government cannot make decisions to stop economic cooperation with Russia and Belarus. We also don't particularly stand out in the drone coalition - we can't even protect our own border, let alone help Ukraine. I believe that much more needs to be done by both society and the government. But that must happen with funding and real decisions and actions, not just loud speeches.
From@kulervo@martinsstals Russia not only needs to be shown its place, it needs to be defeated like Hitler's Germany.
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The Livonian language can only live if people have the opportunity to regularly learn, use and practice it. At the same time, it is necessary to continue research into the Livonian language and culture, as well as to strengthen knowledge about Livonians and Latvian history in educational content. https://t.co/7pX0u3RgYc
From@katrinailjinskaToday I decided that I should go to tomorrow's @AndrisKulbergs meeting with NGO representatives, I decided to prepare. I didn't come up with much, except a new series of articles. Although there is enough content, I don't promise every day. And yet I need to sketch out how things are going. So "Why don't they like it?" #1 A story about how "Kustība Par!" members run in elections sometimes from Unity, sometimes from Progressives, money comes from state associations, what the association itself is called - you don't know, CEC erroneous data, also represents SIF, well, everything is wonderful there... https://t.co/tJ1NZfavcJ
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From@austsauleThe choice is clear! “Austošā Saule Latvijai” is the only ideological counterweight to the left-wing forces. “Progresīvie” is the red line! On October 3rd – list 12! For family, nation, and state! FOR THE REBIRTH OF A LATVIAN LATVIA! https://t.co/oFkEdecBMt
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Today we meet in Bolderāja! From 17:30 to 19:00 I will be together with the @Jauna_Vienotiba team at the intersection of Gobas and Stūrmaņu streets. Come talk, ask questions, how to jointly build a safer and more developed Latvia. https://t.co/JwITZxgRlB
From@janisdombravaThe Rosļikovites and Šleserites have demanded my resignation. Let the pro-Kremlin parties shout, rage and worry, but as long as I am in this position, I will strengthen our national security interests. https://t.co/t5HNGF2g
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From@BohuslavskaKateKASPAROV: How much will China gain from the collapse of Russian Empire? China has the largest territorial claims against Russia in the world. That's 1.5 million square kilometers. Russian Empire took these lands from China in 1860. China's goal is to recover these lands. This is not tiny Taiwan. This is vast territory with natural resources. There are already many Chinese people there. China truly dominates economically today in the Far East, in Eastern Siberia, and most likely across all of Russia. That's why it's important to understand what Russian configuration will look like after the fall of Putin's regime and defeat in the war.
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From@andacaksaRemote work should be assessed, should remote learning be kept? I'm confused
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