Re: Operetta Fascism

On 28 Sept., 22:50, Vladimir Makarenko <makar...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
"P teris Cedri (Peteris Cedrins)" wrote:



Latvia, whilst getting rid of any semblance of democracy to please its
oligarchs and throwing handcuffed people off bridges, is still taking
care of the language!

That's the funniest thing you wrote in years. I am not joking - I really
laughed hard but seriously still guessing - have you people are born
with some genetic cliché or just stick together tight like multi twins?
I mean if to omit the name of the country I would never be able to say
who is the real author - another Russia's opposition figure or Air
America.
Sorry, couldn't help it.


http://www.delfi.lv/news/national/politics/article.php?id=19060199

In essence, the article explains how the Integration Minister thinks
that the Opera was properly punished for using the diacritic on an
imported "o" in a poster. He also says that those using the
" " (palatalized "r") should be severely punished. No chaos permitted!

Meanwhile, the lovely coup continues. Don't worry, John -- your
beloved Lembergs shall soon be free!

In the last few days, we got a new Speaker of Parliament (as VVF said
-- the choice was spit in the face of the nation, as he's from
Lembergs' party), destroyed the anti-corruption task force, and
basically proved that this country is a total shithole run by a
_mafiya_, as VVF so politely predicted re the Sword of Damocles --
nowadays she is rather more blunt. What's to lose?

Vysu lobu,
/P -- !

http://lettonica.blogspot.com/

Now do I miss something? I probably do because I have very vague idea
about Latvia's constitution but out of common sense - isn't a president
in a parliamentary republic supposed to stay non-partisan no matter
what?

VM.

The President is supposed to be above partisan politics, but that
doesn't mean that the President is supposed to be aloof from what's
going on.

Here is a brief and very incomplete article on the latest, from
Deutsche Presse-Agentur --

http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/233926/Latvian_premier_Gang_of_former_KGB_agents_operating_in_Latvia

Note that many analysts consider this suddenly "revealed" "KGB plot"
to be a purposeful distraction from what's really happening, including
Gulbis "falling out of the police car" on Salu Bridge.

Regards,
/P

http://lettonica.blogspot.com/

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