Re: (russian)Talks With EU Stall Due to Lithuanian Veto

J. Anderson wrote:
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>>>> Russia's ambassador to the EU, Vladimir Chizhov, voiced concern last 
>>>> week that the EU was allowing the negotiations to be taken hostage by

>>>> new member states that were once Soviet satellites and bore a grudge 
>>>> against Moscow.
>>> Surprise, surprise!
>>>
>> lol, yes, it sounds as if it was ripped straight from the "pages" of
SCB.
> 
> Well, what I meant was that next time they contemplate attacking and/or 
> invading and/or occupying neighbouring countries, they should perhaps
think 
> twice. 

>Nobody knows what grudges, thus created, might later lead to.

  Indeed everybody knows - to poverty. Countries who have grudges are 
divided on those who choose a motto: "the best revenge is to live 
better" or to go with "let's settle the score". A result of course is 
*always* the same - the "settlement" is payed by their own population. 
As we have seen - up to a significant drop in GDP numbers. Nobody wants 
to deal with hooligans.

But I am pretty much sure that the healthy part of Lithuanian political 
and business cohort will correct the situation very soon. Nobody wants 
to stay poor and depressed in prospering and hopeful Europe.

VM.


> 
> The same goes for the slit-eyes further east. 
> 
>