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Lithuanian tanks did not pass. Lithuanians are fed up with the empty beating of war drums

 

 

We live like pygmies in Africa. Nobody cares about us, we can't do anything. We are just wasting money on golden spoons in defense and frolicking like little monkeys among the elephants of world politics.

 

"A. Armonaitė presented an unexpected reason for the crushing defeat of I. Šimonytė. The defeat of Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė of the conservative party in the second round of the presidential elections can be explained by the narrative of the threat that the conservatives have been overplaying with for the past year," believes Aušrinė Armonaitė, the chairwoman of the Freedom Party.

 

At that time, Mindaugas Lingė, the head of the conservatives' presidential election staff, did not agree that I. Šimonytė was defeated in the elections, and at the same time noticed the reluctance of the leader of the "libertarians" to wish good results to the future rivals of the conservatives.


  The chairwoman of the Freedom Party, the Minister of Economy and Innovation A. Armonaitė, while evaluating the result of I. Šimonytė in the presidential elections, admitted that the defeat of the Prime Minister really affects the current situation of the ruling coalition. “It probably works. Both political scientists and politicians are considering those reasons, I myself have named a few this morning. Apparently, the effort to gather that wider part of the society from the Homeland Union was lacking", said A. Armonaitė in the discussion organized by ELTA. The leader of Freedom members noticed that some of the voters of the Freedom Party chose to support I. Šimonytė in the second round, but some "voted with their feet" and did not come to the elections. In addition, G. Nausėda himself, as the minister noted, gathered the votes of voters from a wide variety of parties.

 

"The president said last night and this morning that he wants to be different, to have a different term. That's what I personally wish for, that there would be more openness to diversity than it has been so far," A. Armonaitė wished.

 

It is true that the chairman of the Freedom Party named another explanation why I. Šimonytė scattered the voters' votes. "From a political point of view, the performance of the prime minister was apparently not helped by the threat narrative that has dominated the political space for the last half a year or a year.

 

Because people, of course, don't want to hear that the war will take place in a few hours, as was one quote - true, not from the prime minister. People need solutions. Decisions regarding defense funding, yes, they will be, but they got quiet, that narrative played out, and it seems to me that this could have been one of the reasons", - this is how A. Armonaitė explained I. Šimonytė's result."

 

A. Armonaitė is not needed here. The future crushing of I. Šimonytė was visible during the first round of presidential elections. The fact that the polite, intelligent medical doctor E. Vaitkus, practically unknown to anyone in Lithuania, who advocates only for peace (Elementary, my dear Watson), received such attention during the first round of the presidential elections showed that we are all sick of war-mongering. Conservatives need to either urgently change the fairy tales they tell, or gather their toys and go to work in kindergarten.

 


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