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Austris Stankevics (@StankevicsA)
Nacionālā apvienība "Visu Latvijai!"-"Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK" · NA jauniešu organizācijas valdes loceklis
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@liana_langa Well, @rebaltica were frothing at the mouth, shouting that @StankevicsA is spreading disinformation. Looks like the only ones dealing in disinformation are the Re:Baltica folks themselves.

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Austris Stankevics (@StankevicsA)
Nacionālā apvienība "Visu Latvijai!"-"Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK" · NA jauniešu organizācijas valdes loceklis
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I would like to shove this article in the faces of all the progressive fools who abused @StankevicsA when he mentioned that Indians are selling drugs. The sad event happened almost a year ago, but the Indian drug dealer is only reported on now! How many more cases does the police keep silent about? https://t.co/6nYk5e5sJV

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
Žurnālists, rakstnieks
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Question to the minister - why are people who illegally cross the border with Belarus called 'illegal immigrants'? Belarus is a totally controlled state - refugees cannot enter there. So these are Belarusian KGB mercenaries who, on orders of the Lukashenko regime, go to destabilize the EU. To say that they are refugees is a deliberate deceitful manipulation of the Lukashenko regime, actively used by supporters of his special service operations. For example, in the Satori editorial. It is also worth finding out how and to what extent the Belarusian KGB is connected to the international human trafficking mafia.

Some marginal groups support mass immigration, because for them the the nation and its long-term existence mean nothing. The majority of the Latvian people do not want us to be replaced by immigrants.

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Jānis Dombrava (@janisdombrava)
Nacionālā apvienība "Visu Latvijai!"-"Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK" · Iekšlietu ministrs
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Some marginal groups support mass immigration, because for them the the nation and its long-term existence mean nothing. The majority of the Latvian people do not want us to be replaced by immigrants.

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
Žurnālists, rakstnieks
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In short, a story about how the Civic Alliance together with Evika Siliņa from JV have distorted data and probably hope that no one will notice. Crazy, because someone could actually get caught. Be careful, scammers are at work. 🤡 https://t.co/ol1XRXu96U

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Progresīvie (@Progresivie)
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It is completely unacceptable that NA politician Liāna Langa publishes hate-inciting AI-generated videos on social media. In today's world, it is unthinkable - openly demonstrating and glorifying the beating, humiliation, and other forms of physical violence against people. Such behavior directly harms Latvia's international reputation and national security: - Our allies. Soldiers from many NATO countries, of various ethnic backgrounds, serve in Latvia. They strengthen our security every day. What messages do such videos send to them? - Tourists and visitors. Do we really want tourists to feel threatened in Latvia because of the propaganda of hatred and violence? - Investors and the economy. Foreign investors are already cautious about Latvia. Why would anyone enter our market if their employees could be attacked because of ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation? Those who spread, support, and justify hatred push Latvia into provincial isolation. It is exactly such outbursts that send a glaring signal to the world: "Different" is not welcome here - neither as an allied soldier, nor as an investor, employee, student, or tourist. The Prime Minister's @AndrisKulbergs silence on this is also a kind of signal and attitude.

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Atis Švinka (@atis_svinka)
PROGRESĪVIE · Satiksmes ministrs (demisionējis)
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It is completely unacceptable that NA politician Liāna Langa publishes hate-inciting AI-generated videos on social media. In today's world, it is unthinkable - openly demonstrating and glorifying the beating, humiliation, and other forms of physical violence against people. Such behavior directly harms Latvia's international reputation and national security: - Our allies. Soldiers from many NATO countries, of various ethnic backgrounds, serve in Latvia. They strengthen our security every day. What messages do such videos send to them? - Tourists and visitors. Do we really want tourists to feel threatened in Latvia because of the propaganda of hatred and violence? - Investors and the economy. Foreign investors are already cautious about Latvia. Why would anyone enter our market if their employees could be attacked because of ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation? Those who spread, support, and justify hatred push Latvia into provincial isolation. It is exactly such outbursts that send a glaring signal to the world: "Different" is not welcome here - neither as an allied soldier, nor as an investor, employee, student, or tourist. The Prime Minister's @AndrisKulbergs silence on this is also a kind of signal and attitude.

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Arvils Ašeradens (@aseradens)
Jaunā VIENOTĪBA · Finanšu ministrs (demisionējis)
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How should Latvia be ready for modern security challenges? In conversation with Defense Minister Raivis Melnis on questions about national defense, NATO, civil preparedness, and the military industry. @Jauna_Vienotiba https://t.co/yoZfRCatER

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Ainars Mielavs (@mielavs60)
Mēs mainām noteikumus · MMN biedrs
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🙂🙏 @partijaMMN https://t.co/Y2hxNdFPoF

Ilze Kļava on individual responsibility. MMN advances individual responsibility as one of the basic points of its program. It stipulates that at any level, a specific person - a specific name/surname - is responsible for each matter. Responsibility creates trust. Trust creates work. Work creates success. https://t.co/ViToKWqogW

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Andris Šuvajevs (@suvajevs)
PROGRESĪVIE · PRO līderis
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Calls for violence harm Latvia internationally. Allied soldiers with different skin colors serve in Latvia. Latvia must not create the slightest reason for concern that they could experience backlash here due to their origin. Such expressions by leading politicians of a coalition party must be categorically condemned by the highest state officials.

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Mārtiņš Staķis (@MStakis)
EP deputāts, bijušais Rīgas mērs
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Calls for violence harm Latvia internationally. Allied soldiers with different skin colors serve in Latvia. Latvia must not create the slightest reason for concern that they could experience backlash here due to their origin. Such expressions by leading politicians of a coalition party must be categorically condemned by the highest state officials.

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Andris Sprūds (@andrisspruds)
PROGRESĪVIE · Aizsardzības ministrs (atkāpies)
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Calls for violence harm Latvia internationally. Allied soldiers with different skin colors serve in Latvia. Latvia must not create the slightest reason for concern that they could experience backlash here due to their origin. Such expressions by leading politicians of a coalition party must be categorically condemned by the highest state officials.

Content warning: Violence. Just now, National Alliance politician and Saeima election candidate Liāna Langa published an artificial intelligence video depicting violence against people. https://t.co/bgX4ScCPsn

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Jāzeps Baško (@JazepsBasko)
Mēs mainām noteikumus · MMN ģenerālsekretārs
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Good video that could ease our task in immigration policy. If only it would be heard more widely beyond the seven seas, where future engineers are otherwise led off the career path by misinformation about the proportion of women in Latvia.

Our well-known fat homosexual with the nickname Zefīrs, after the events in Sabile, started complaining and cursing, claiming that this country has gone mad, that racists live here, and so on.

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Kristaps Krištopans (@Chapis)
LATVIJA PIRMAJĀ VIETĀ · Saeimas deputāts
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NEW: President Trump announces he is bringing this heroic young lifeguard to the White House to award him the nation's highest civilian honor. A brave 16-year-old lifeguard named Ryder risked his own life to save a 10-year-old boy who was swept into massive waves at Seabright Beach in Santa Cruz, California, refusing to let go despite being repeatedly pulled beneath the surf. Witnesses say the dramatic rescue lasted several minutes, with another lifeguard eventually helping bring the child safely back to shore, where he was treated by paramedics and reunited with his family.

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Mārtiņš Staķis (@MStakis)
EP deputāts, bijušais Rīgas mērs
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Latvia is too small for great hatred. This is the moment when we must no longer remain silent - also those who are in coalition with the National Alliance.

Content warning: Violence. Just now, National Alliance politician and Saeima election candidate Liāna Langa published an artificial intelligence video depicting violence against people. https://t.co/bgX4ScCPsn

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Atis Švinka (@atis_svinka)
PROGRESĪVIE · Satiksmes ministrs (demisionējis)
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Content warning: Violence. Just now, National Alliance politician and Saeima election candidate Liāna Langa published an artificial intelligence video depicting violence against people. https://t.co/bgX4ScCPsn

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Progresīvie (@Progresivie)
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Content warning: Violence. Just now, National Alliance politician and Saeima election candidate Liāna Langa published an artificial intelligence video depicting violence against people. https://t.co/bgX4ScCPsn

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Andris Šuvajevs (@suvajevs)
PROGRESĪVIE · PRO līderis
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Quite recently in Poland, violent attacks on a Ukrainian couple followed similar hate-inciting rhetoric, and Prime Minister Donald Tusk clearly condemned it. Society expects exactly the same clear stance in Latvia as well.

Therefore, the Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs must clearly state that glorification of violence is not and will not be acceptable in Latvia. These are no jokes – political leaders must unequivocally condemn such behavior.

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Andris Šuvajevs (@suvajevs)
PROGRESĪVIE · PRO līderis
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Therefore, the Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs must clearly state that glorification of violence is not and will not be acceptable in Latvia. These are no jokes – political leaders must unequivocally condemn such behavior.

Particularly concerning that it was published by a ruling coalition politician from the party responsible for the Ministry of the Interior, which raises doubts about an objective assessment of this case.

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Andris Šuvajevs (@suvajevs)
PROGRESĪVIE · PRO līderis
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Particularly concerning that it was published by a ruling coalition politician from the party responsible for the Ministry of the Interior, which raises doubts about an objective assessment of this case.

The video content raises serious concerns about possible incitement to hatred and could also include a possible violation of Article 78 of the Criminal Law.

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