Why we, Lithuanians, are doomed?

Because under Landsbergis, slaves of Communist Party bosses and KGB agents took over power and wealth in Lithuania. Slaves who have escaped to freedom engage in robbery and foolish destruction of property. So do the slaves who rule us. It’s hard for us to see that happening in most jobs and people’s homes. But when we drive on Lithuanian roads every day, we see the wind blowing the sand of the Lithuanian hills, we start to wonder why that sand moves. 

It is becoming clear that the basis of all disorder in Lithuania is the greed of slaves who have taken over Lithuanian wealth. They do not want to share income with employees, they do not even want to pay taxes to the Lithuanian state. Therefore, they produce only what can be easily exported, what can be produced with a minimum of the least skilled labor. In Lithuanian fields it is especially easy to see: 

"According to the data of Lithuanian grain processors, today grain industry employs over 3,600 people, generates about 2 billion euros a year in income, but pays only 42 million euros in taxes. If we compare the ten-year development of cereals, these farms have grown from one million hectares to one and a half million. Just livestock farms switched to crop production. 

"Growing grain is easier than raising animals and requires fewer workers,” - explains Arūnas Svitojus, Chairman of the Lithuanian Chamber of Agriculture. Now the processes continue. Farmers are in a hurry to sell cows to Poles, numbers of pigs are falling, and we are rolling down. At the same time, it encourages people to leave the village. Only over 3 thousand people work in the grain sector. Numbers of people in some dairy and meat processing plants are equal 7 thousand. 

"We have to decide whether to create added value and jobs, or just give the whole of Lithuania to crop production. Furthermore, it is not clear what the Green Course will bring, as the increase in monoculture and grain growing areas has resulted in 16%. our lands have become desolate, even though we produce raw materials and export them, ”explains A. Svitojus, noting that we sell grain to Asia and Africa and the added value is created there, not here. 

“The huge increase in grain areas was due to people giving up unprofitable activities and choosing to grow crops. We do not absorb abandoned lands, but plow perennial meadows, and areas where vegetables were grown. We are facing soil erosion on hilly and inferior lands where there have been meadows for hundreds of years. Now the grain is growing there and we see sand storms and washes off.” - Aušrys Macijauskas, Chairman of the Lithuanian Grain Growers Association. 

We pay for mistakes 

A. Macijauskas says that the main mistake in promoting grain cultivation was that we supported this cultivation, wrote strategies, but no one says where the products will be sold. Booms, when production began unsuccessfully, were already in hops, currants and hemp. Then there is a surplus of production and farmers suffer losses. 

"When you offer something to grow, you have to take care of processing. Today, it is unfortunate that we do not have deep grain processing and export the raw material. Higher added value requires a new factory. A breakthrough took place in the dairy sector with the creation of the company Pienas LT. For example, Latvians promise to invest in a large pea processing plant, where they will extract protein,” - explains A. Macijauskas and says that all sectors in agriculture are connected. 

When less manure is taken to the fields, soils are damaged, areas are expanded and meadows are plowed up, and sandstorms occur. We are upsetting the balance that has prevailed for thousands of years. 

He explains and why getting 2 billion. EUR 42 million in revenue is paid to the state. EUR tax - grain is exported and is VAT-free. If this turnover were in Lithuania, 420 million euros of value added taxes would be collected alone. euros. 

“It’s not just the farmer who has to decide what’s worth growing. We declare that the first priority is rural vitality, the second is the creation of added value. Man goes where he can earn and doesn’t think what will happen to the soil in ten years. Unemployment in the countryside is huge. Emerging latifundia, which receive support funds. Grain needs to be grown, we have always grown it, but we have not exported it, but meat and milk, the added value of which is much higher,” - says A. Svitojus and emphasizes that nothing needs to be invented. 

An easier way 

According to A. Svitojus, the Scandinavians have long had closed-cycle farms, where grain is fed to animals and their manure returns to the soil, and the products are sold. All sectors are needed. "Farms are being destroyed, multi-branch farms are disappearing. Companies are simply opting for an easier life and production. 

Crop production in Lithuania already brings 77 percent. income. Such a structure in Europe exists only in Bulgaria and it is very flawed. This has never been the case in Lithuania,” - says Petras Puskunigis, President of the Lithuanian Association of Agricultural Companies. 

He explains and why this happened. Modern farms were encouraged in the surrounding countries, for example, Latvians gave one million euros per farm to invest in farms, we give 50 thousand. Estonians have followed a similar path as Latvia, and milk production is rising for them, unlike for us.

"The catastrophically declining milk production is not only a threat to traditions, but also to the soil, because we no longer fertilize with organic fertilizers. If we develop only crop production, then we need to think about future generations, what we will leave to them,” - states P. Puskunigis and says that we need to strive to export products instead of grain.  

He also emphasizes that people are only employed on crop farms for a few months."

The solution is available. Because talented but unwilling to leave Lithuania people are not needed for Lithuanian business, so such talented people often become civil servants. They can be used to introduce taxes for the destruction of Lithuanian nature and the state. All the more so because the US (President Biden) and the EU (Green Course) are doing this now and forcing us to do it. All that remains is to convince us, the voters, that a new order is needed.