Yes, Absolutely.

Russia also crucified Jesus Christ and is guilty of extinction of dinosaurs. That's in accordance to President of Lithuania. 

Baltic states are dying, literally and they produce next to nothing, so as freeloaders they can sell only prostitutes for whatever NATO's troops are stationed there and a visceral hatred of Russia which still sells in Europe. That's the only product they manufacture--hey, they want to eat too while the European pie shrinks by a minute. 

Larry correctly pointed out that Europe is whipping itself into the anti-Russian hysteria and are, due to incompetence, residing still in the alternative universe where they think they are superior to Russia militarily. Obviously they are not. But in desperation, trying to hold on to their power they may go for suicidal solution. I also comment on the realities of SMO in my new video which should be up shortly. 

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This is why I keep my comments 99% unmoderated except for some trolls and nutjobs. 

Nutcracker cancellation reignites heated debate in EU stat. The policy in Lithuania of “mental quarantine” from Russia has been questioned after a minister admitted to actually liking Tchaikovsky 

I happen to agree with Lithuania. I also suggest for EU in general to introduce "mental quarantine" from Russia.  While at it--as one commenter noted:

Russia should challenge them to remove all the math/statistics formulas by Markov, Kolmogorov, and Chebyshev from their textbooks.

Correct, they should also remove Mendeleev's Periodic Table (of course, most in the West nowadays do not even know who created it). Works of Basov or Landau should also go. Europe is being primed for "suicide by Russia" anyway and its propaganda inevitably will succeed overwhelmingly--the trend is highly pronounced--in convincing most of population that Russians are subhumans (CERN, as an example, already banned Russian scientists), so there is no reason to subject sensitive and enlightened minds of Europe to crude art and science of those who refuse to submit. Let Nutcracker die, nor should Russians performers (most of them banned in the West) expose combined West to Rachmaninoff,  Tolstoy, Dostoevsky or Russian painters. West loves Solzhenitsyn anyway--he fits profile well. So, let's do it...

Russia Is Crushed...

 ... by EU new sanctions. But, of course, apart from banning Russian diamonds, the perfidy of Lithuania knows no bounds. They are already crafting the unconditional surrender declaration in Kremlin and Mishustin is currently in Putin's cabinet, while Shoigu and Medvedev are noticed at the military airfield near Moscow boarding the government Tu-204 trying to escape to North Korea. Lithuania finally did it!

Overlong Russian steel-import exemptions also "significantly distort the steel market in the EU in favour of Belgian and Italian companies," Lithuania said. Vilnius' recommendations for "degrading of Russian industrial capacities" stretched to dozens of pages of minutiae. The EU, in previous rounds, banned exports of toilets to Russia, prompting mockery of living standards under Putin, where many people don't have ordinary mod cons. The 12th round should also include a ban on EU exports of "radiators for central heating, non-electrically heated, and parts thereof," (worth €49m last year) Lithuania said. And it should ban even sales of "nails, tacks, drawing pins" and "sewing needles, knitting needles", Vilnius said.

Fuck. I cannot get hold of my mother because all phone lines are busy because the moment Lithuania announced that it bans drawing pins and knitting needles people took to the streets of all major Russian cities. Putin's address to nation is expected shortly where he will also announce the crushing details of a collapse of strategic Russian industries, especially tacks. This one hurts especially badly. EU, you finally did it. Here is one to celebrate Lithuania's contribution:

Ah, needles and pins... I cannot believe still--drawing pins!! How could you, Lithuania.

Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi.

Or, ouch, that's gotta hurt. What is permissible for Jupiter may not be permissible for a bull(c). It is also known as a pecking order or, as Russian naval truism goes, the only thing scarier than the nuclear war is a lose cannon sea-bass. Sea-bass, of course, being the term for a novice, first year, enlisted sailor who still doesn't understand how combat ship works and what is his place in it and disrespects the authority of seniors. Lithuania, evidently, thought that it can play in the same league as China. 

FRANKFURT/VILNIUS, Dec 9 (Reuters) - China has told multinationals to sever ties with Lithuania or face being shut out of the Chinese market, a senior government official and an industry body told Reuters, dragging companies into a dispute between the Baltic state and Beijing. China downgraded its diplomatic ties with Lithuania last month, after the opening of a representative office by Taiwan in Vilnius. Lithuania's ruling coalition had agreed in November last year to support what it described as "those fighting for freedom" in Taiwan, putting its relations with China at risk.

They, obviously, bought completely into this propaganda BS about "democratic" West and being paupers and beggars with no serious real self-sustaining economy, the only thing they can sell is their loyalty to big master and that means spewing Russophobic BS and trying to please the owners by irritating China. Obviously, now that China started to introduce some measures, as is expected:

Lithuania has also appealed to the European Commission for support. In a letter sent earlier this week to top officials at the Commission and seen by Reuters, Lithuanian foreign minister Gabrielius Landsbergis asked for support in rebuffing China. "A strong reaction is necessary at the EU level in order to send a signal to China that politically motivated economic pressure is unacceptable and will not be tolerated," the letter said.

LOL, I like politically motivated pressure thing. Russians got their pop-corn and are sitting in anticipation of a good show. To understand why Russians call three Baltic States Vymirates (Вымираты--analogy to Emirates), which is a combination of the words to die out and emirates, one can take a look at that:

As you can see yourself, this mighty country with declining population, and which lives in large part on handouts from EU thinks that it can play in the same league as China. Obviously, it can't but, hey, eventually woke EU politics and economism will get to them too (actually, already) and considering the speed of Lithuania's depopulation, who knows, this territory may become of interest for Poland and Russia at some point of time in the future. You see, there will be no Soviet communists caring about preservation of Lithuanians. Russians don't care. Neither do Chinese, and they may not exhibit sympathy to those who cross therm. Especially when dealing with a pipsqueak of a nation. Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi.