Re: Oto Lacis, 1934-2005

Peteris Cedrin? (Peteris Cedrins) wrote:
> lorad474@xxxxxx wrote:

> > Saint of the 'klaidoshie' Daydreamers.
>
> Please stop trying to write in Latvian until you can get a word or two
> right now and then... it's very painful to read. The word you are
> looking for here is "klejojoðie."

Idiot ***-for-brains russian,
Don't attempt to correct my spelling (re nyutka); you're a proven
analfabet.

My phonetically rendered and hyphenated usage is correct as given.
What your "klejojoðie" might be is anyones' guess.

> > Because..just because.. as you may have noticed at some awkward
> > moment.. it is not the altruistic idealistic and moral that have ruled
> > througout history.. nah, uh uh.
>
> > It is the immoral, the ruthless, and the terrifying who have done so...
> > They only require the window dressing that useful daydreamers have
> > conveniently provided them. Before they dispose of them.
>
> Daydreamers have very often had a profound influence on the world.

Let's compare. Give us altruistic russian daydreamers who have
(positively) changed the state of russia or the world. And I'll give
you some others..

> The
> Young Latvians literally dreamt up the modern nation,

They did not. They merely gave the Latvian nation all of the
prerequisite legal trappings of modernity. The Latvian nation has
existed for centuries - if not millenia.

> for example, just
> as Valters imagined its political autonomy and Rainis its sovereignty,
> and their ideals were enfleshed.

Go enflesh yer ***. Your obdurant recycling of bits and smatterings of
selectively lifted quotes from literatii is an obvious and facile sham.

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