Instead of ideals - hallucinations

Šimonytė decided to apply the American sanctions, which are not binding on us, by suspending the transportation of Belarusian cargo through the port of Klaipėda and Lithuanian railways. As rail and port facilities break down and rust and are expensive to maintain, there is a risk of bankrupting our port and railways, which have lost their main freight flow. The question is, who will buy and scrap that iron during the bankruptcy? Everyone thinks the long-nosed queen Martha because she knows how to do it paying only one euro.

 

    "Lithuanian Railways will close the loop on their necks. Some of in Lithuanian government will feel the secretion of political heroism because of this, having nothing to do with truth or common sense, to rejoice in Metallica and to "shake up" about a fool soldier Schweik is not enough to give the headless Šimonytė insights that lead to wise decisions. In a greenhouse, beets are not grown, and if the country had been run solely on the basis of textbooks, it would have been a hell of a long time ago.

 

    The reality is far more colorful than the glance of the forerunner from the board of honor. Who will pay the money for the terminated contract with Belaruskalij? The authorities are reluctant to answer this question. Thus, the state port and the railway company that survived on Belarusian fertilizers have to be running down since February 1, even though the Americans themselves have stated that there are no sanctions for the transit of Belarusian cargo.

 

    But the vision of the forerunner of those times is different - to be faithful to the textbook truth until "exhaustion." The principles are above human well-being and a shattered economy. However, life is not just about principles or ideals grown in a greenhouse. There is also the deliberate bankruptcy of a state-owned company and huge real losses leading to legal liability. Even formally, in a textbook look.

 

    The question here is basically - who will pay the money for the terminated contract with Belaruskalij? Belarusians have already said they will demand millions. The government avoids answering this question under the guise of a law passed by the Seimas, but even it does not eliminate liability or contractual obligations. So, again, who will pay the Lukashenko regime now? The Prime Minister, members of the Seimas, the Queen Martha School or the Conservative Party? P.S. It is possible to bet that the burden of fines will be on taxpayers. It is always so - the rulers make loss, and we have to pay. There are no culprits in the degenerative policy. "