Re: Russians in Latvia are without a rights

J. Anderson wrote:
> "Vladimir Makarenko" <vmakard@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>> J. Anderson wrote:
>>> "Dmitry" <dmitrijsfedotovs@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>>>> As you pointed out in
>>>> another post: one doesn't have to do much (if anything) to offend
>>>> Russia.  Russian politics needs an enemy to survive.
>>> What remains so fascinating is our local SCB sovoks' complete 
>>> identification with official Russian interests. Whatever offends
Russia, 
>>> offends them. Whoever is ****trayed by the Kremlin as an enemy, is 
>>> immediately perceived as an enemy by them. Their reaction, their 
>>> arguments, even their choice of words are all totally in tune with the

>>> voice of Moscow. Still they appear to live outside Russia, some of
them 
>>> even claim to have been born and raised in the West.
>>>
>>> Is it because of a genetic disposition, or are they being paid, or are

>>> they simply unable/unwilling to think for themselves?
> 
>> When the world becomes so dazzlingly non perfect to meet you demands
then 
>> maybe something is wrong with you, not the "incorrect" world.
> 
> That is, of course, something one should always keep in mind. It could
for 
> intance be applied to those who think that Russia is right and 98% of
her 
> European neighbours wrong. Those 2% representing Serbia and Armenia.
> 

Hah,  is that your dream map of Europe? - 98% of Europe (and I guess of 
the whole world) is Baltics plus you, the rest is Armenia and Serbia. 
Russia as we were enlightened by Henry is from the outer space of course.

Poor you - life is such a misery navigating that map but the future is 
even bleaker.

VM.