What statements does the logic of Lithuanian foreign policy thinking imply?

 "If the leaders of the United States, the EU and NATO do not see the threat of China, Belarus or Russia, let us not criticize the Allies for their mistakes and nonsense, but fight these countries alone and set an example for others. As far as the EU and the US are concerned, they have even accused critics of being pro-Russia and repeated the do-it-yourself mantra: before accusing short-sightedness and weakness of our major Western partners, let us turn Lithuania into a paradise of just politics, and  don't criticize Brussels or Berlin.

 

    That is their do-it-yourself mindset. It is usually not suitable for a small non-influential state, at least in the cases discussed. Such a presupposition of foreign policy, considering its inherent gap between reality and ideal, seems like the word "self-service" on the door of a prostitute's apartment."

 

What is the basis of such a stupid Lithuanian foreign policy? The fact that it is popular among the stupidest people in Lithuania. Due to our political division, the votes of those stupidest Lithuanians are enough to elect liberal conservatives to power.