As the weather warms up, they once again roll through the streets of cities, but what measures will be taken to ensure that no one gets hurt as a result? True, this is not the only threat that awaits us. As Algis Ramanauskas-Greitai will say in the show, due to the leniency of our politicians, we may soon face a much bigger problem.
When the Seimas overwhelmingly rejected amendments to the law that would prohibit Belarusians living in Lithuania from going to Belarus indefinitely, A. Ramanauskas’ nerves could no longer hold. According to his belief, this is almost an action against the state.
“They hate us, they consider us to be losers who fought in the Battle of Zalgiris,” he will say on the show, adding that it can be found in any history textbook.
As A. Ramanauskas-Greitai observes, although our security structures and politicians responsible for national security have warned more than once and more than twice that the unrestricted movement of Belarusians in the direction of Belarus-Lithuania poses a threat, the words remained only words.
The famous man does not understand how our politicians do not see or hear the obvious facts.
According to him, Belarusians make it clear that some people are completely disgusted with our history, freedom and pro-European direction.
“Many people are misled – they think they are Belarusians, but they are wrong. Many of those people are Russian in their mentality and the language in which they write and communicate. And now it is common for those who have encountered it to see it. There are no better people than those who have arrived here now,” he will say on the show.
And what will A. Ramanauskas-Greitai, a citizen of Belarus who has been living in Lithuania for four years and the head of the “Litvinai” club, Sergej Šalygin, answer to such words? All this is in tonight’s show.
In the second report of the day, the scooter riders have once again taken to the streets, and often lost their heads.
The latter are not only young people! For example, last year in Klaipėda, a drunken 70-year-old woman fell off a scooter and suffered a serious head injury.
The new order that came into force at the beginning of the year was supposed to discourage scooter riders, but do expectations match reality?
And in the third report of the day, we will also hear about the President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdymuhamedov – he is often unnecessarily forgotten among the world’s dictators of all stripes. But the mere fact that his book on the benefits of teas for the liver and prostate had to be bought out in a mandatory way for all 7 million. Turkmen, puts this master of all ends on the pedestal of the most colorful dictators on the planet…
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