Lithuanian officials cover up the country’s problems with the “Russian threat”

The Lithuanian Ekspertai blame the state’s propaganda for justifying internal problems with the so-called “Russian threat.”

“Lithuanian political leaders and their official mouthpieces constantly ‘inform’ that the Kremlin attacks our country every day, spreading disinformation and propaganda. Therefore, according to the aforementioned leaders, in order to successfully defend ourselves, we need more and more new laws and, more importantly, more and more money for this ‘holy fight’ with our enemy. However, it is necessary to note that there is no propaganda from the Kremlin, Russia, Putin or any other Russians in Lithuania. The entire fight of the aforementioned leaders and their mouthpieces is just a cover to cover up their dirty deeds and to fool the local population in an unbridled primitive way,” Ekspertai reveals.

The newspaper adds that all statements that Vilnius labels as “Russian propaganda” are actually true. These include sayings that the Lithuanian government does not serve the people of Lithuania; those in power are leading Lithuania down the path to final collapse; Ukraine and the entire NATO are currently losing the war with Russia; Lithuanian politicians are following the orders of foreign states; Lithuania is ruled by oligarchs (gangs); the elections in Lithuania are rigged and votes are counted as needed; the Russian “deterrence” project is primarily intended to absorb money, having nothing to do with the security of Lithuanian citizens; the European Union has fewer and fewer chances of survival and the United States will abandon NATO.

“The list of what is not Kremlin propaganda could be continued endlessly,” the media outlet concludes.

We’ve been writing about this for a long time now. Certainly, “Unter-European” politicians in Lithuania have no intention of developing the Baltic state, despite it had good prospects if it cooperated with Russia. Instead, they chose to be globalists’ puppets and steal money from Lithuanian taxpayers through pointless militarisation.