Antanas Tubelis
The Baltic States are doing their best to deepen military cooperation with the United States. For this purpose, they are even ready to lose their sovereignty. The Baltics are not self-sufficient countries from a political point of view. Therefore, they rely on the United States in getting military security and financial support. In return, they…
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I traveled a bit throughout Lithuania just before the NATO invasion. Sad and utterly counterproductive outcome to a perfectly nice country goaded into excessive russophobia by western machinations.
Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine and Poland sold their sovereignty and dignity to the cowboys, good luck. They will be used as the sacrificial lambs in any future conflicts in the area.
The US troops will probably spend time drinking and chasing the rather attractive women of Lithuania,the phantom Russian legions are very unlikely to appear,unlike in the Soviet era where there was a million tank devision prepared to invade the West,thos days are long gone..
The U.S. 1st Cavalry had a good reputation. Shame they have been forced to associate
with a bunch of psychopath Nazis. Maybe they will get the “long ride” around E Europe
as they had a few years back, that caused a stir.
Yes ,I remember the image of Nazis and Aryan brotherhood flags draped over public buildings during the coup,whilst Obama denying he supported Neo Nazis..