Nacionālais teātris atsakās no Žurkas: Ņirgāties par savu valsti, prezidentu vai teātri nav gaumīgi

lietuvens.com “Kostya, just how prevalent are former KGB members in the Latvian Government?” “The are as common as gutter rats. Of course, the KGB is gone now. But the old network still exists. What can I say? It never really left Latvia. There are Deputies of the Saeima who are former KGB agents. Some of them have held ministerial positions over the years.” “Any presidents? Prime Ministers?” asked Delta. “Yes. There have been.” replied Kostya with a solemn tone. “Quite a lot of Latvia’s most powerful businessmen were part of it, too. The whole system here has evolved to protect the richest and most powerful scoundrels in the country from ever facing justice for their frauds and thefts, while outwardly creating the appearance of being a democratic Rule of Law member of the European Union, and a NATO ally. Sickening, isn’t it? But that’s the system. It’s the system that Latvians must rectify if they are ever to get true freedom and true prosperity.”

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