Booth-2. Lithuania gives the US a Russian citizen

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While on the forefront of friendship between Russia and the United States, the main actor is Edward Snowden, who has fairly annoyed “the great democracy”, new manifestations of this “friendship” can be recorded, oddly enough, in Lithuania. Here the epic unfolds in the style of either “Booth-2” or “Avenge Russia for a shelter for Snowden”. The epic, I must admit, began to unfold in April, when story with a fluent system administrator from the CIA, predicted only by earnest visionaries.

Booth-2. Lithuania gives the US a Russian citizen


It was in April that 2013 received information that Russian citizen Dmitry Ustinov was accused by the United States of America of smuggling weapons and military equipment. What Ustinov could expect in the USA, especially after the verdict to Viktor Bout, was well understood by Ustinov himself and all those who know the principle of the American system, God forgive me, justice works. It was this understanding that pushed Dmitri Ustinov then urgently say goodbye to the United States and depart closer to the Motherland. At the same time, it was not so important whether Ustinov really participated in the smuggling of weapons and military equipment, or this new tale from the American special services ...

However, for several reasons, Ustinov did not succeed in getting directly to Russia. He turned out to be in one of the most "friendly" states for Russia - in Lithuania. There he was arrested by Lithuanian police. This is one of the versions.

Another version is as follows: Ustinov arrived in Vilnius, the capital city, to meet with the American negotiator, who was to become a “solver” in the matter of acquiring weapons and military equipment for Ustinov. Suddenly for Ustinov, this same negotiator turned out to be an agent of the star-striped special services, and this agent “whispered” to Lithuanian law enforcement officers to tie Ustinov, because he threatens all progressive democratic humanity. And Ustinov really tied ...

The second version looks more plausible for the simple reason that to flee from US justice, hiding in Lithuania, is at least naive. Although, who knows ...

As a result, 47-year-old Ustinov 15 of April of this year turned out to be behind the Lithuanian grid on charges of smuggling high-tech American military equipment. And as soon as Ustinov found himself behind this grid, a distribution list from Big Brother immediately arrived in Vilnius, according to which the Russian citizen had to be extradited to the United States without fail.

For more than two months, the Lithuanian court tried to build from itself a semblance of an unbiased democratic institution, capable of making exclusively independent and independent decisions. But with a little two months had expired, the court had to open its cards, having decided to satisfy the requirement of the prosecutor, who stood on Ustinov's indispensable extradition to the USA. Honestly, no other decision could be expected from the Lithuanian “independent” court.

It is noteworthy that even his lawyer was not present at the announcement of the decision on the extradition of Ustinov to the States. Mr Drasutis Zagryackas stated that he could not be in the courtroom with his client, because at that very time, when the Ustinov case was being decided, he (Zagryackas) had a different case in another court ... However, this lawyer Zagryackas and what is the whole loaded Lithuanian judicial system.

True, immediately after the announcement of the extradition decision, lawyer Ustinova said that the battle was not yet lost, and that he would personally meet with his client in the detention center, coordinate his position with him and file a complaint against the court decision.
Lawyer Zagryatskis:

In my opinion, in his (Ustinov - approx. Author) actions there is no corpus delicti under the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania. It is rather an attempt on smuggling.


Indeed, those samples of high-tech military equipment that any Ustinov sought to smuggle in illegally were never demonstrated. Whether he was going to take weapons away from the USA is an even bigger question. While in the hands of the American special services there are only records of a telephone conversation, conversations via Skype and a set of remittance forms. To put it mildly, it is strange to blame a person for smuggling on the basis of these “evidence” ... But, recalling the story of the arrest and accusation of Viktor Bout, the situation with Dmitry Ustinov does not seem strange.

Here all the marked cards came together again: the presence of insolvent evidence, the detention of a Russian in a third country (a country whose authorities are ready to walk on tiptoe in front of Washington), the decision to extradite to the United States.

Of course, according to Lithuanian law, Ustinov still has time to appeal the court decision (7 days), but, frankly, there’s no hope that the Vilnius court will go against the instructions of the Elder Brother ... Lithuanian lawyer is again busy with other things? ..

By the way, when the lawyer Zagryatskis was asked how he assesses his chances for the court to change his decision, the human rights activist answered: fifty-fifty. Well, even so, although, given the fact who is behind the Vilnius judge, the chances of Zagryackis can be reduced to absolute zero.

If Dmitri Ustinov, taking into account the accusations leveled against him in the United States, will be extradited to these same States, then he faces up to 20 years in prison. Recall that Viktor Bout at one time received from the American impressionable judge 25 years of real life.

Dmitry Ustinov is naturally not going to admit his guilt, and, quite naturally, also disagrees with his extradition. But who will ask him? ..

Apparently, the USA will now try to make a world thriller out of this story, in which they will again show how the Russian “arms dealers” are trying to resist the democratic all-planetary happiness. Make a thriller with the participation of the Russian "criminal" Washington needs, oh, how much. After all, it is necessary somehow to divert the world's attention from Snowden, spoiling the States for all their reputation, which they have been cultivating with their printing press and endless conversations about democracy for decades.
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  1. vladsolo56
    +12
    24 July 2013 06: 43
    And what did it bring him to Lithuania? Maybe they are looking for him in Russia too?
    1. +5
      24 July 2013 07: 03
      Quote: vladsolo56
      And what did it bring him to Lithuania?

      Nothing personal, just business. Remember the Marxist definition of capitalist action at a percentage of profit ...
      1. Natalia
        +17
        24 July 2013 09: 18
        Well, this is a matter of principle, I propose now we need to find a citizen to arrest and blame him:
        1. In espionage in favor of the United States.
        2. In the supply of weapons to Wahhabis in the North Caucasus.
        3. In support of extremist forces and undermining the sovereignty of the Russian Federation (probably about somehow connected with Givi Targamdze).

        That is, what happened, America received a slap in the face from Russia to the whole world by the fact that it did not give out Snowden (and moreover, she managed to draw a legal basis for this). Now America is showing that on the other hand, it can rub citizens of the Russian Federation abroad (and with impunity).
        1. +20
          24 July 2013 09: 56
          Vaughn Alekseeva toss the night-vision device and accuse of espionage, I guarantee the states will want to exchange it for Bout))))
          1. Natalia
            +7
            24 July 2013 10: 22
            Quote: tilovaykrisa
            Vaughn Alekseeva toss the night-vision device and accuse of espionage, I guarantee the states will want to exchange it for Bout))))

            Great idea good +
          2. 0
            24 July 2013 10: 45
            Quote: tilovaykrisa
            Vaughn Alekseeva toss the night vision device and accuse of espionage

            ... and you know that there is something in this ... only we have already passed it more than once ... both from the other side and from ours ... maybe this "hocus-pocus" will not pass ... NOT WILL BELIEVE
            1. +2
              24 July 2013 13: 02
              Quote: KazaK Bo
              ... and you know that there is something in this ... only we have already passed it more than once ... both from the other side and from ours ... maybe this "hocus-pocus" will not pass ... NOT WILL BELIEVE

              - No, she intentionally handed the device to her at the cameras and then arrested her for trafficking in arms. EXACTLY UNDERSTANDING INTENTIONALLY! And put in jail for ... eleven years - let him die there, for a dog - dog death. And then enter into negotiations with the States - or we continue in the same vein and move a bunch of people from that, and from the other side, or stop this mess. But before that, the focus with Alekseeva must be carried out in order to show determination, decisiveness and simply strength.
          3. FATEMOGAN
            +2
            24 July 2013 17: 23
            Quote: tilovaykrisa
            Vaughn Alekseeva toss the night-vision device and accuse of espionage, I guarantee the states will want to exchange it for Bout))))


            And the embargo on Lithuanian goods would not hurt, at the same time developing a program for relocating compatriots from the Baltic countries to Russia - a double blow, after losing money and leaving qualified specialists for Russia, they will think a hundred times whether to quarrel.
            1. APOCALIPTIC
              -3
              24 July 2013 23: 21
              Quote: FATEMOGAN
              Quote: tilovaykrisa
              Vaughn Alekseeva toss the night-vision device and accuse of espionage, I guarantee the states will want to exchange it for Bout))))


              And the embargo on Lithuanian goods would not hurt, at the same time developing a program for relocating compatriots from the Baltic countries to Russia - a double blow, after losing money and leaving qualified specialists for Russia, they will think a hundred times whether to quarrel.


              Don’t mix my sneakers about embargoed tawars from Lithuania, do you want to impose embargo on the whole EU? And about compatriots, they stick to the west and not the east. How many people have moved from the Baltic to Russia ..? 10 or 15 families.? clown with such calls
              1. FATEMOGAN
                +2
                25 July 2013 00: 13
                Quote: APOCALIPTIC
                do not present yourself as a clown with such calls


                Do not expose yourself as a boor wassat and life will get better tongue
          4. 0
            24 July 2013 20: 44
            Alekseeva will not be exchanged. Too old. And they will give her for NVD all that is nothing, a year and a half maximum.
          5. +2
            25 July 2013 01: 06
            Miraculously !!! Shine !!! Alekseeva who came from Lithuania !! Here's a racket! But in general, you need to have any connections with the Nazis in the Baltic states as little as possible. And they must be tough and necessary to respond to every action against us.
        2. +3
          24 July 2013 11: 50
          Quote: Natalia
          need to find a citizen to arrest and blame him:
          1. In espionage in favor of the United States.
          2. In the supply of weapons to Wahhabis in the North Caucasus.
          3. In support of extremist forces and undermining the sovereignty of the Russian Federation (probably about somehow connected with Givi Targamdze).

          Why look for them? laughing Taking almost the entire opposition and arresting them - not only do most of them have dual citizenship, they are also openly anti-state, just remember their support for the Wahabbits during the Chechen conflicts, Libyan and Syrian lawlessnesses and attacks on the state and army.
          Only now I doubt that the mustache will exchange them - they need opposition in Russia and not on the territory of the Mustache.
          1. d_trader
            0
            24 July 2013 21: 14
            Quote: Ghen75
            Taking almost the entire opposition and arresting it is not only that most of them have dual citizenship, but also statements that are openly anti-state

            Her, just a minute. What about free clowns for the people? This pleasure is worth a lot by the way. In the last year alone, thanks to these subjects, the eyes of millions of people in Russia have opened. What the opposition is, read the henchmen of the usa, now almost every student with a poor student knows. And if you transplant them all there will be no visual aid. Then, when the time comes, and it will definitely come, they will be transplanted, and whoever has time to get away will regret not staying, because by that time there will be absolutely no "ice"
      2. +1
        24 July 2013 15: 15
        Quote: domokl
        Remember the Marxist definition of the actions of the capitalist at a percentage of profit ...

        in truth, not Marxist, by J. Dunning, a trade unionist in England. "But once there is sufficient profit in cash, capital becomes bold. Provide 10 percent, and capital agrees to any use; at 20 percent it becomes lively, at 50 percent positively ready to break his head; at 100 percent, he tramples underfoot all human laws; at 300 percent, there is no such crime that he would not risk, even if only on pain of the gallows "
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    2. +2
      24 July 2013 10: 54
      I agree it is necessary to accuse Ustinov of a criminal offense in Russia and demand his extradition
      1. -2
        24 July 2013 11: 14
        Or exchange Snowden for Bout and Ustinov.
        1. Natalia
          +3
          24 July 2013 12: 12
          Quote: LaGlobal
          Or exchange Snowden for Bout and Ustinov.

          The idea is not bad, but let's not give Snowden back. Whatever it is, Snowden will bring more benefits to Russia than all the Booths combined.
          Let Snowden receive Russian citizenship, let his wife move to us. I think Kaluga is suitable for them, but what a beautiful town with fountains, a beautiful Oka bridge flows nearby, a heavenly Russian corner. (I just was there recently, I liked it)
          And what ..... winked
          1. 0
            24 July 2013 12: 25
            In turn, Natasha, there is already Anya Chapman fussing! Do what you know how to do? Can you compete with Anya?
            1. 0
              24 July 2013 13: 13
              Do not write fat girl. Ugly. Moreover, Natasha does not claim to be Chapman laurels in her posts.
              hi
          2. 0
            24 July 2013 15: 36
            Natasha seems to me that we have all forgotten here about the main character of the epic with Ustinov, somehow undeservedly lowered "Cerberus" in the person of Lithuania. Ay pug, she is strong to know, since she barks at an elephant.
          3. 0
            24 July 2013 21: 06
            In no case should you give up Snowden, the world will not understand us, especially those countries that hate Americans. And Ustinov is to blame for himself, what the hell he trampled upon in the puppet American country, when Russia and Belarus are nearby.
        2. +2
          24 July 2013 18: 01
          it's all for his sake))))))
        3. DPN
          0
          24 July 2013 20: 48
          They change the caught spy agents, and not those who come voluntarily and seek protection. And for Bout, if he is a valuable shot for RUSSIA, there is the GRU and the FSB, or they eat bread in vain.
    3. NKVD
      0
      24 July 2013 15: 36
      He knew that he was walking ...
    4. +2
      24 July 2013 17: 54
      I don’t quite understand the desire of Russia to protect its doubtful citizens; no, I understand that it is necessary to protect everyone, but here something doesn’t grow together because the emphasis is on bastards and normal citizens like no one bothers to defend taken at least the juvenile justice of Europe
      Quote: vladsolo56
      And what did it bring him to Lithuania? Maybe they are looking for him in Russia too?
      1. +1
        24 July 2013 20: 23
        If you put on the scales the doubtfulness of Booth's sources of income and the doubtfulness of US accusations in his direction, then I will defend Booth!
    5. +1
      25 July 2013 00: 53
      Quote: vladsolo56
      And what did it bring him to Lithuania? Maybe they are looking for him in Russia too?


      There lived a guy - did not bother, but I decided to cut the dough on the hot. So it was not good for him to fly. Against the backdrop of all this, it would be urgent to roll up a Kind of Endos, or even in America, they completely lose their fear ... they will soon learn to remove people from the push, in their own house.
  2. +28
    24 July 2013 06: 49
    And here it is necessary to use power. More precisely, Russia should not just press, but press so hard so that the feathers fly out of the democratic Baltic states. Only in this way we can stop the lawlessness. Not an adequate reaction, but much more than the action itself. Enough to clatter. ..
    1. Captain Vrungel
      +7
      24 July 2013 07: 18
      Why did you run away to Lithuania? One can assume. ZGV was withdrawn from Germany through Lithuania. By ferries Mukran-Klaipeda. Dashing guys in uniform flew around Klaipeda and Lithuania to sell from pasta and vegetable oil with footcloths to specialized vehicles. They took out slyly. Personnel in one place, equipment in another, rear in a third. And they stole, stole. At the first stage, the commandant service was carried out by officers from the Western Group of Forces in the ranks from senior to major. Then they were replaced by Muscovites from major to colonel. It was there that Ustinov apparently had "reliable" business partners. But, he became not interesting to them and he was handed over. The ZGV and Lithuania are that source-trickle which gave rise to a powerful stream of theft in the army.
    2. +13
      24 July 2013 07: 26
      Quote: domokl
      And here it is necessary to use power. More precisely, Russia should not just press, but press so hard so that the feathers fly out of the democratic Baltic states.
      I just can’t understand one thing, that is how Bout is all, Now Ustinov is defending everything, shouting that Russia should stand up for them. When they went to live in America, they were happy with everything and they didn’t care about Russia, but how they pressed the citizens of Russia so immediately! Moreover, all have criminal charges!
      1. +21
        24 July 2013 08: 45
        Quote: PDM80
        I just can’t understand one thing, that’s all Bout’s,

        But Bout isn’t defending, but first of all. When Bout was arrested, all the rules of international law were violated. As well as now. What threatens it, it seems to me that you don’t need to explain.
        If we are already somehow accustomed to the fact that our children can be taken away abroad, they can put our people on dubious charges, if we do not protect our citizens, then we are dead. And as a state and as Russians ... So you can do lawlessness without fear .. the Russians will endure everything and there will be nothing for it
        1. -3
          24 July 2013 09: 06
          So Booth and Ustinov, our only passport no more!
      2. PPL
        +8
        24 July 2013 08: 46
        What is not clear here? Ustinov is an ordinary "intelligence officer" of which there are millions.
        Buying weapons and military devices illegally (I honestly don’t know what it is laughing) he deliberately took the risk, because legally, he would have received FIG.
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        1. 0
          24 July 2013 10: 32
          I do not divide Russian citizens into grades. There are world standards for the interaction of the world's power structures, according to which the extradition of criminals takes place, unlike America, we adhere to these standards, and it’s not serious to look for some political background in this, all these people are not prosecuted for political reasons. On the part of the Russian consulate, they should be monitored for the correctness of the judicial process, and the sufficiency of evidence to convict, if all this was observed without violation, then no state reaction should follow. Russia is currently demonstrating what kind of law it is, while America is vice versa. Therefore, I say that there is nothing around the criminal, Bout, because there is a court verdict against him, to raise a fuss, if there were violations during the trial, our Foreign Ministry would have reacted.
          1. +2
            24 July 2013 10: 50
            Quote: PDM80
            There are world standards for the interaction of the world's power structures, according to which the extradition of criminals takes place, unlike America, we adhere to these standards, and it’s not serious to look for some political background in this, all these people are not prosecuted for political reasons.

            All world standards of interaction and laws are nothing more than tools to uphold their principles. The principle of extraditing your citizens is a bad principle.
            For political reasons ... And what are political reasons? Snowden now believes that he has political motives. But formally, he is a traitor who violated the laws of his country. Vaughn Rezun also claims to be political, s..ka!

            Quote: PDM80
            Therefore, I say that there is nothing around the criminal, Bout, because there is a court verdict against him, to raise a fuss, if there were violations during the trial, our Foreign Ministry would have reacted.

            Violations during the trial? Are you pretending to be an idiot? There violations, from before the trial, are immeasurable. For almost a year, Thailand has been waiting for us to show firmness on the issue of Bout. I did not wait, I gave it to the Americans. Who will respect us after this?
            1. DPN
              0
              24 July 2013 21: 08
              it means RUSSIA is still weak, it can’t send everyone to ** d like a shoe in the good old days. The rulers have become frail, or rather they work for dollars, who wants to lose them.
    3. +12
      24 July 2013 07: 38
      On TV yesterday they told about the gangsters from Chechnya who are quietly living in the States. And they issued a red Interpol order. Apparently shown in the form of figs instead of Snowden.
      1. +2
        24 July 2013 08: 47
        Quote: My address
        On TV yesterday they talked about gangsters from Chechnya quietly living in the States.

        This is exactly the question of why we should answer for lawlessness. It is enough to make a good face and endure terror against our citizens. Even if it is state terror
    4. +1
      24 July 2013 08: 49
      But is it necessary? To protect an unclean businessman who has left for the USA?
      1. Natalia
        +4
        24 July 2013 09: 48
        Quote: Beard
        But is it necessary? To protect an unclean businessman who has left for the USA?

        To protect this businessman means protecting the interests of Russia above all. The USA shows to the whole world that they are not afraid to wipe their feet about us, and as I have said, can grab a Russian citizen with impunity and blame him for anything ..... what do you think you need to protect him.

        It’s like with the banks of Cyprus, there was money like oligarchs and moneybags (not a pity), but they wiped their feet about us all.
        1. +3
          24 July 2013 10: 19
          And since when did you have thieves and criminals who, having withdrawn their money from Russia, began to aspire to the Russian people and country. I don’t think that Russia somehow suffered from the fact that these thieves were thrown, we don’t get warm from this money anyway, it’s necessary to say thank you for that, now, before withdrawing money, they will think that at any moment they will lose, and therefore it is better to invest them in Russia, they will be more whole. As for the Russian citizen, these hucksters only legally our citizens remembered about Russia when pressed. I would completely agree with you if it concerned our compatriot living in our country, working for its benefit, paying taxes to our treasury, who would travel outside the country and be treacherously kidnapped. Something no one is strong about the fate of our sailors who have been living without rights for months in foreign ports because of the lawlessness of the authorities and owners, no one recalls, is not sensational ?! But in these cases, these people must be protected, and not two dodgers, by the will of the media, who almost became martyrs for the Russian land.
          1. Constantine
            +5
            24 July 2013 10: 27
            Quote: PDM80
            And since when did you have thieves and criminals who, having withdrawn their money from Russia, began to aspire to the Russian people and country. I don’t think that Russia somehow suffered from the fact that these thieves were thrown, we don’t get warm from this money anyway, it’s necessary to say thank you for that, now, before withdrawing money, they will think that at any moment they will lose, and therefore it is better to invest them in Russia, they will be more whole. As for the Russian citizen, these hucksters only legally our citizens remembered about Russia when pressed. I would completely agree with you if it concerned our compatriot living in our country, working for its benefit, paying taxes to our treasury, who would travel outside the country and be treacherously kidnapped. Something no one is strong about the fate of our sailors who have been living without rights for months in foreign ports because of the lawlessness of the authorities and owners, no one recalls, is not sensational ?! But in these cases, these people must be protected, and not two dodgers, by the will of the media, who almost became martyrs for the Russian land.


            To begin with, there is no evidence of your accusations in the direction of Ustinov, and if so, I ask them to go to the studio.

            As for neither cold nor hot, does not live in Russia, you will know that a certain circle of people sacrifices the opportunity to live in the homeland in order to serve their country outside its borders. In other words, do you think the scouts also work once and live for decades abroad? The true goals of Ustinov, like Bout, are not known to anyone except the initiates. All that is is basically speculation. Therefore, such high-profile statements and attacks should not be done wink
            1. +1
              24 July 2013 10: 38
              What kind of accusations are you talking about? I actually wrote about Cyprus. And on the basis of what did you record these two as scouts? And most importantly, a scout is a special kind of people who sacrifice themselves and know that not in all cases the state recognizes even the fact of its existence, and all the more so it won’t raise some buchu.
              1. Constantine
                0
                24 July 2013 11: 28
                Quote: PDM80
                What kind of accusations are you talking about? I actually wrote about Cyprus. And on the basis of what did you record these two as scouts? And most importantly, a scout is a special kind of people who sacrifice themselves and know that not in all cases the state recognizes even the fact of its existence, and all the more so it won’t raise some buchu.


                Now re-read what you wrote yourself and ponder the meaning of your words. smile

                As for the scouts, I assumed, but we still won’t find out the iron truth.
                1. 0
                  25 July 2013 20: 34
                  I understood everything - you want to say that in Cyprus there were contributions from our scouts.
          2. Natalia
            +4
            24 July 2013 10: 29
            Quote: PDM80
            I would completely agree with you if it concerned our compatriot living in our country, working for its benefit, paying taxes to our treasury, who would travel outside the country and be treacherously kidnapped.

            The Americans didn’t have enough to grab the normal citizens of the Russian Federation, for this and declare war not for long ......
            ..... well, maybe there is some truth in your words. But still, do not let it go silently, you need to present it as a jamb that is now listed in America. Well, so that they do not relax. And then it’s not even an hour that normal citizens will be swept and then blackmailed so that they will be given the same Snowden.
            1. -6
              24 July 2013 10: 41
              That is, we must go down to the level of Americans and not recognize the decision of the court that found Bout guilty, and shout that he is not guilty because we consider him not guilty, and you are sure that he is not guilty, that he did not commit all that was charged to him ? And if he was a killer or a pedophile?
              1. +4
                24 July 2013 10: 54
                Quote: PDM80
                That is, we must go down to the level of Americans and not recognize the decision of the court that found Bout guilty,

                I read and read your comments .. I didn’t want to get in, but I was forced to. The question to you is: should the state protect its Citizen from the encroachments of other states? Who is the guarantor of the citizen’s security?
                Next: Are state citizens divided by normal and defective according to grades, categories, or some other characteristics (including the place of temporary residence)?
                And finally, is a court decision in relation to an illegally detained citizen legal? A citizen of a country accused of an unproven crime against another country is detained for nothing in a third country ..
                1. +1
                  24 July 2013 11: 14
                  Well, about the division, you apparently did not understand what I wanted to say. As an example, in the place of Bout, Ustinov Basayev, Raduev, Maskhadov, Berezovsky - they would also be fiercely defended and demanded the reaction of the Russian authorities. Based on what did you decide that Booth was detained illegally? And Ustinov is detained, but not convicted, these are two different things. Moreover, for what reason did he stop in Latvia, and did not reach Russia, or at least did not reach the embassy of our country with a request for help? If the second version is correct, it is indicated in the article so he did not strive much for his homeland but wanted to agree, but they agree when there is something to offer in return.
                  1. +2
                    24 July 2013 12: 19
                    Quote: PDM80
                    Well, about the division, you apparently did not understand what I wanted to say. As an example, in the place of Bout, Ustinov Basayev, Raduev, Maskhadov, Berezovsky - they would also be fiercely defended and demanded the reaction of the Russian authorities.

                    This is nonsense. Could the Americans have demanded that Britain hand over Berezovsky? Or some of the Chechen "fighters for independence"? You are in the clouds.

                    Quote: PDM80
                    Based on what did you decide that Booth was detained illegally?

                    So let's solve business issues by "police" provocations.

                    Quote: PDM80
                    Moreover, for what reason did he stop in Latvia, and did not reach Russia, or at least did not reach the embassy of our country with a request for help?

                    And why did you decide that he did not reach Russia? He has an arms store in Moscow, by the way. If you know where and why he came to Lithuania more than what is written in this article, share it. Or are you so, constellate?
              2. +1
                24 July 2013 17: 46
                It’s interesting if we catch some American business man in pedophilia, for example, and decide to judge him according to our Russian laws and keep him in our prison with the others ... What do you think the Americans will do, what their press will write, etc. .
                1. +1
                  24 July 2013 21: 57
                  Quote: MstislavHrabr
                  It’s interesting if we catch some American business man in pedophilia, for example, and decide to judge him according to our Russian laws and keep him in our prison with the others ... What do you think the Americans will do, what their press will write, etc. .

                  And which of these two was caught? Berezovsky in Chechnya did not sell weapons?
          3. 0
            24 July 2013 10: 30
            Quote: PDM80
            And since when did you have thieves and criminals who, having withdrawn their money from Russia, began to aspire to the Russian people and country.

            But what, Bout took his money from Russia? Rather, he did not bring them here. But, thanks to him, dozens, maybe hundreds of pilots had good earnings and brought him to Russia.

            Quote: PDM80
            I would completely agree with you if it concerned our compatriot living in our country, working for its benefit, paying taxes to our treasury, who would travel outside the country and be treacherously kidnapped.

            What is the use of your consent? If the country of its citizen was not able to protect once, then it will be more difficult for it to protect it the next. If, in response to Bout’s arrest, we would capture an American citizen with similar charges, then there would be neither Yaroshenko nor Ustinov. And at such a pace, soon the Russian authorities themselves will begin to issue our US citizens.
            1. +1
              24 July 2013 10: 35
              Read carefully written
              1. Constantine
                +2
                24 July 2013 10: 39
                Read carefully written


                You carefully read what you wrote. If you were expecting a different reaction, then maybe you just didn’t quite correctly express your thoughts, since no one understood. Correct please. hi
          4. 0
            24 July 2013 20: 21
            Maybe stop thinking about your homeland with your wallet? If you don’t get quail from the deals of Bout and Ustinov, do you think that Russia owes you forever?
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      2. +1
        24 July 2013 10: 25
        Quote: Beard
        But is it necessary? To protect an unclean businessman who has left for the USA?

        And he doesn't need to be protected. Do you know the expression "he is of course a bitch, but our bitch"? And it applies to this situation. So if the United States is sure that a citizen of the Russian Federation has committed a crime, let them turn to the appropriate authorities of the Russian Federation, and we ourselves can figure it out and punish just anyone.
      3. +3
        24 July 2013 10: 41
        Let me remind you of two famous quotes:
        1. "He's a son of a bitch, but he's our son of a bitch"
        2. "This is our cow. And we ourselves will milk it."
        You have to react tough. Very.
        1. 0
          24 July 2013 16: 46
          Something is not much we ourselves understand with our bitch sons!
      4. 0
        24 July 2013 17: 32
        It’s necessary, old man, it’s necessary. This is called a geopolitical strategy. Simply put, we need it!
    5. AVV
      +2
      24 July 2013 09: 44
      Introduce sanctions against Vilnius, stop all trade with this country! Blacklist all goods from Lithuania! Do not send goods via ports !!!
      1. Natalia
        +3
        24 July 2013 09: 55
        Quote: AVV
        Introduce sanctions against Vilnius, stop all trade with this country! Blacklist all goods from Lithuania! Do not send goods via ports !!!

        That's right .... I don’t know what it will be expressed in, but certain actions regarding Lithuania need to be done. It must be reminded to them (Lithuania) that America is far from their home, and we are at hand and the Nord Stream does not pass through their territorial waters. We can easily no longer purchase from them the same sprats and a bunch of other things ... and so on.
        1. +1
          24 July 2013 22: 05
          Quote: Natalia

          That's right .... I don’t know what it will be expressed in, but certain actions regarding Lithuania need to be done. It is necessary to remind them (Lithuania) that America is far from their home, and we are here at hand


          The landfill should be placed near the border and tested in this quiet place all the most thundering, howling and rumbling.
      2. +1
        24 July 2013 10: 42
        Also, seize everything that is possible.
        Freeze, if available in banks, any assets.
    6. +1
      24 July 2013 10: 20
      I agree. This is the only right decision.
    7. +2
      24 July 2013 10: 49
      Quote: domokl
      And here it is necessary to use power

      The summary from A. KRYLOV's fable "The Cat and the Cook" is completely appropriate. The AMERs protect their citizens at all latitudes, save the cinematic private R ..., and why can't we! I support your remark completely!
    8. 0
      24 July 2013 21: 10
      That's right, where is America and where is Russia! All cash transit from Russia should be sent in another way, by Lithuania.
  3. +7
    24 July 2013 06: 52
    In any case, the man "got". If he does not manage to escape in any way from the pre-trial detention center, then he will be sitting with blacks for about 20 years. In his place, I would probably try the option with escape, because he has no other options.
  4. +8
    24 July 2013 07: 21
    You still need to see if it's worth "bothering" for it! To act according to the principle: "Although he is a son of a bitch, but ours," may not be entirely justified. It is a different matter if he acted directly or indirectly in the interests of Russia.
    1. Natalia
      +2
      24 July 2013 09: 59
      Quote: VadimSt
      You still need to see if it's worth "bothering" for it! To act according to the principle: "Although he is a son of a bitch, but ours," may not be entirely justified. It is a different matter if he acted directly or indirectly in the interests of Russia.

      It does not matter in whose interests he acted, it is now important to give an indicative answer to the whole world (no matter what it will be expressed in) that Russian citizens cannot be taken away with impunity.
    2. +1
      24 July 2013 10: 46
      It’s worth trying. Until the special operation. Because it is international lawlessness.
      And then to understand his hypothetical misconduct. If really messed up. Let them pass the evidence base. Plant at home.
      1. 0
        24 July 2013 16: 47
        And many were planted with us?
  5. +8
    24 July 2013 07: 32
    It’s shitty to be a prostitute state, they can not pay, they can insult, they can beat, and a pimp can only take money and make him do what he needs!
    1. +2
      24 July 2013 09: 38
      Quote: omsbon
      Sucks being a prostitute state


      there are "Big Six" - Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Georgia, Poland, whose hatred of Russia overshadows the mind. Scary Business: Axis of Evil of the Big Sixes
      1. Natalia
        +2
        24 July 2013 10: 18
        Quote: seller trucks
        there are "Big Six" - Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Georgia, Poland, whose hatred of Russia overshadows the mind. Scary Business: Axis of Evil of the Big Sixes

        Yes, at this stage of life, the goal of the existence of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia is to annoy Russia in any way. This is the so-called Poland syndrome. States are not clearly distinguished from the rest, but with pronounced Russophobic aspirations. And since in this case their main user is the USA ................
        Three types of countries with Poland syndrome:
        1. Mercenary - countries that hate Russia and are ready to annoy her, BUT in exchange for, say, a low-price patriot system. That is, requiring something in return.
        2. Available - countries that hate Russia and are ready to annoy it, BUT demanding public support from the "countries of the democratic world" and at least some (even the most illusory) guarantees about the possibility of joining a "democratic" club (say, the EU).
        3. Disinterested - countries that hate Russia and are ready to annoy it by any means (at least declare war), and it’s completely free, because such efforts will probably not be noticeable and in the end they will also be accepted somewhere (say in NATO).
        1. -4
          24 July 2013 16: 54
          States, of course, are a bad country, but for some reason everyone loves them !? Russia is a good country, but for some reason no one loves it, especially its closest neighbors. Is it somehow strange?
          1. Natalia
            +2
            24 July 2013 17: 46
            Quote: Starina_Hank
            States, of course, are a bad country, but for some reason everyone loves them !? Russia is a good country, but for some reason no one loves it, especially its closest neighbors. Is it somehow strange?

            ... nothing strange, everything is extremely simple.
            The USA is the Empire of Universal Evil, it is ruled by the Council of Antichrists, and specifically these are the heads of global corporations. (Such as Microsoft, Apple, etc.) They control practically the whole world at all stages and in all spheres. Their task is total control for their own benefit, they even do not hesitate to achieve their goals by their citizens (on September 11, a helicopter crashed with a special forces group that eliminated Benladen, two agents "accidentally" fell out of the helicopter and detained Tsarnaev ... well, etc.) .P.). Look what comes from the West, legalization at the legislative level of LGBT people, sodomy, lesbianism, pedophilia ... all the darkest and most disgusting. Their task is to implant a microchip in everyone and control them throughout their lives. Even in the Bible it is written: "All, small and great, rich and poor, free and slaves, will be inscribed on their right hand or on their forehead the number of the beast - = 666 = -. And this evil is a lot all over the world, evil there are many vassals, including different countries, there are countries that are just ready to sell ... and so on.

            Russia is an Empire of Great Good, because it is a concentration of the strength of the spirit of piety, Russia does not accept Western values ​​(LGBT, etc.) because they are deceitful and vicious, Russia alone resists universal evil, and it is very difficult, but still. The Lord gave everything to Russia to resist evil in the Great Battle and there is no one to depend on for resources, vast expanses, and fortitude. Yes, it is the strength of the spirit. After all, when danger Americans say in every film: "save our asses", Russians say: "save our souls." Yes, Russia is the only and last stronghold of good.

            that’s why they don’t love us ..... because we don’t recognize their values ​​that they impose on us .... you understand.
            1. +1
              24 July 2013 17: 50
              Quote: Natalia

              Russia is the Empire of Great Good

              love love love ........ wink
              1. Natalia
                -1
                24 July 2013 21: 34
                feel thank.....
                1. +1
                  24 July 2013 21: 52
                  Natalie! I apologize, Entschuldigen Sie mich, bitte. I did not mean to offend you love
          2. +1
            24 July 2013 22: 18
            Quote: Starina_Hank
            States, of course, are a bad country, but for some reason everyone loves them !? Russia is a good country, but for some reason no one loves it, especially its closest neighbors. Is it somehow strange?

            For love of Americans, ask in the following countries:
            1. Pakistan
            2. Jordan
            3. Palestinian Authority
            4. Egypt
            5. Turkey
            6. Greece
            7. China
            8 Argentina
            9. Tunisia
            10. Lebanon
        2. -1
          25 July 2013 02: 02
          Quote: Natalia
          Quote: seller trucks
          there are "Big Six" - Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Georgia, Poland, whose hatred of Russia overshadows the mind. Scary Business: Axis of Evil of the Big Sixes

          Yes, at this stage of life, the goal of the existence of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia is to annoy Russia in any way. This is the so-called Poland syndrome. States are not clearly distinguished from the rest, but with pronounced Russophobic aspirations. And since in this case their main user is the USA ................
          Three types of countries with Poland syndrome:
          1. Mercenary - countries that hate Russia and are ready to annoy her, BUT in exchange for, say, a low-price patriot system. That is, requiring something in return.
          2. Available - countries that hate Russia and are ready to annoy it, BUT demanding public support from the "countries of the democratic world" and at least some (even the most illusory) guarantees about the possibility of joining a "democratic" club (say, the EU).
          3. Disinterested - countries that hate Russia and are ready to annoy it by any means (at least declare war), and it’s completely free, because such efforts will probably not be noticeable and in the end they will also be accepted somewhere (say in NATO).

          More like fables pug syndrome
  6. 0
    24 July 2013 07: 50
    For some reason, I don’t feel sorry for the above comrade ... I wanted to cash in easy, but I did not bother to read the laws. I don’t understand why the author blew out the problem
    1. +7
      24 July 2013 08: 05
      Yes, this is not the case, sorry, not sorry, guilty, not guilty. He is a citizen of Russia and on what basis does a third country issue him to the Americans. Starts expel him to Russia, but let the Yankees send us requests, if they can prove something else
      1. Captain Vrungel
        +3
        24 July 2013 14: 55
        A thief should sit in jail. Traders in death (weapons) do not have a nationality. And we should not care if they put him on an electric chair or an aspen stake.
        So that such activity was during the release of Russian citizens taken hostage (in particular, sailors, especially underflaggers. They didn’t go to sea slavery from a good life.)
        1. +1
          24 July 2013 22: 23
          Quote: Captain Vrungel
          A thief should sit in jail. Traders in death (weapons) do not have a nationality. And we should not care if they put him on an electric chair or an aspen stake.
          So that such activity was during the release of Russian citizens taken hostage (in particular, sailors, especially underflaggers. They didn’t go to sea slavery from a good life.)

          That's when we have their merchants at stake, maybe I agree that they are ours, but for now I'm sorry.
        2. Inspector
          +1
          25 July 2013 09: 28
          These are the vrungels who "are not from good ... into slavery," and not by vocation and desire, and bring the courts to the state of scrap metal. Caught in the field and drove with a stick? Run away, no one is holding! Slave ... you probably mow 6-7 euros a month? Do you pay taxes?
    2. +4
      24 July 2013 09: 36
      Quote: awg75
      For some reason, the above comrade is absolutely not a pity to me.

      That's because ... Our vile nature ... The law should be the same for everyone. But I don’t like this one, I need it with the law, but this bastard ... It must be punished according to the concepts.
      The conversation is not about specific people, whatever they are. The conversation is about the citizens of Russia, against whom lawlessness is going on.
      1. 0
        24 July 2013 16: 57
        In Russia, a continuous law is going on with citizens !! In your garden you need to put things in order, and then point to others, and then in your own eye and ......
        1. +1
          24 July 2013 22: 36
          Quote: Starina_Hank
          In Russia, a continuous law is going on with citizens !! In your garden you need to put things in order, and then point to others, and then in your own eye and ......

          Gee gee, you still tell about their law. There is a misfortune in our garden - an attempt to impose their law on us, this is how sand cakes made of sand turn out.
      2. Mikado
        +1
        24 July 2013 17: 25
        And the Lithuanians have before their eyes the Polish epic with "our" prosecutors, who covered the casino, how much they raised, achieved, extradited and ... released. And why should the Lithuanians think right now, to give it to Russia to be released again or to the USA, where it will be closed.
  7. +3
    24 July 2013 08: 06
    American system, God forgive me, justice works. ))))
  8. ratuld
    +10
    24 July 2013 08: 12
    Plant with a dozen Lithuanians. It is advisable in Armenia or Tajikistan and Afghanistan (Karzai-babla) in Vietnam or China.
    50 years to each.
    For treason in favor of blacks.
    1. 0
      24 July 2013 09: 17
      I don’t know in Armenia, but in a Tajik prison sprats would have liked
  9. +7
    24 July 2013 08: 12
    Anyway, guilty, not guilty - Lithuanians do not miss chance TO PREPARE Russia as a whole, and each Russian individually.
  10. +7
    24 July 2013 08: 38
    Or maybe Ustinov is our spy, then you need to fight for him, but in general they arranged an amnesty for nothing, returned the thieves freedom, and isn’t it easier to exchange them for our citizens, 5 thieves for one of ours
    1. PPL
      +3
      24 July 2013 08: 49
      And why do they need our swindlers, they have their own complete.
  11. +2
    24 July 2013 08: 50
    For more than two months, the Lithuanian court tried to build from itself a semblance of an unbiased democratic institution, capable of making exclusively independent and independent decisions. But with a little two months had expired, the court had to open its cards, having decided to satisfy the requirement of the prosecutor, who stood on Ustinov's indispensable extradition to the USA. Honestly, no other decision could be expected from the Lithuanian “independent” court.

    Unfortunately, the peasant was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
    Until the Americans put a dozen Russians behind bars, they won’t calm down.
  12. +1
    24 July 2013 08: 52
    It’s hard to fight arbitrariness
    if US law enforcement is behind it.
  13. +3
    24 July 2013 09: 09
    If they give out the United States ...
    I think it would be nice if, by chance, information about the "heroes" of the United States in the field of intelligence in relation to Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, or another friendly country appeared in the press.
    After all, it is quite obvious that by arresting this citizen, the United States is trying to achieve a number of goals, including driving a wedge between one of the countries bordering on Russia. I don’t think they couldn’t keep this "entrepreneur" in their states, they just wanted to achieve greater effect.
    By the way, here is an example to our FSB officers and SVR intelligence agents, how to inflate an elephant from a fly.

    And we somehow get the opposite. There is an elephant in the form of Snowden, and we are trying to imagine a fly out of it.
  14. +5
    24 July 2013 09: 16
    and - where the embassy workers, in all countries of the former USSR, these figures are mainly engaged in friendship with the local leadership and stronger than the citizens of Russia, they despise only those people who seek Russian citizenship,;
    b - what the Foreign Ministry itself indulges in, it is necessary to keep the Baltic friends in good shape, and why not a Russian citizen to find a normal lawyer (he wonders for Taburetkin);
    c - where are Onishchenko? sprats with a choke, non-standard butter, wrong cheese - add what you want.
    1. +1
      24 July 2013 10: 51
      d - little sprats are corked in a jar and a lot of oil is added. The examination is simple and accessible to everyone: you take a jar in the store and shake it - the infection gurgles. And it should be silent during dense filling.
    2. 0
      24 July 2013 17: 02
      And Onishchenko, as a true patriot, offers you cigarettes of 300 rubles each, takes care of our Russian health! feel
  15. Constantine
    +3
    24 July 2013 09: 16
    Lithuanians are some kind of "hidden maniacs" :) They do not make loud statements like Latvia, and then it suddenly turns out that there are secret CIA prisons on the territory of Lithuania, contract cases against our citizens, etc. They are some kind of dangerous, from the Latvians at least you know what to expect smile
  16. 0
    24 July 2013 09: 24
    Quote: radio operator
    Until the Americans put a dozen Russians behind bars, they won’t calm down.

    I’m afraid it’s not so and the like will continue without end until we get to the proper level or begin to take retaliatory measures, but even in this situation, the Americans will still test us for strength from time to time. Such is their bitch soul and we will not be completely at ease from them, as long as they exist united states of america.
  17. -2
    24 July 2013 09: 25
    if they want to give out Muslims to Pusui, if it’s not guilty, where is the embassy, ​​lawyers, although I doubt something white and fluffy.
  18. +2
    24 July 2013 09: 26
    If the United States began to troll, then it is necessary to steal Ustinov. Brazenly and unprincipledly bribe anyone in the Lithuanian authorities and take them out in an unknown direction. Let them then explain to their owners how this happened :-)
    1. +2
      24 July 2013 10: 53
      At the same time, inherit so that evidence is shown in the USA.
      :)
  19. Ivan Sidorov
    +4
    24 July 2013 09: 31
    Comparison of Ustinov with Snowden is impossible by definition. The first is an unscrupulous "businessman", the second is a defector for political reasons.
    The only thing that matters is that Ustinov is a citizen of Russia. A country that allows other countries to persecute its citizens is losing respect in the world. Russia has a huge number of possible levers of pressure on the Baltic "countries", but there is no political will to use them. Therefore, "great and mighty Lithuania" acts with our citizens as it wishes.
    1. 0
      24 July 2013 09: 58
      Well, the uncle, as I understand it, knew what the shoal was, and he was most likely lured to the SS sheep. But it looks so good in the photo, sternly courageous.
    2. 0
      24 July 2013 23: 15
      Quote: Ivan Sidorov
      The first is an unscrupulous "businessman"

      Can you get acquainted with the information about "uncleanliness"?
  20. Inspector
    +1
    24 July 2013 10: 03
    Another Ukraine will detain someone for extradition to the United States and there will be an oil painting.
  21. for VDV
    +2
    24 July 2013 10: 25
    Yes, the US government bites its elbows for its CIA! So they are looking for a way to slaughter Russia, and Lithuania just once again crawled behind the Americans!
    1. +1
      24 July 2013 22: 48
      Nothing, the show is not over yet - Snowden decided to stay in Russia, maybe the ban on anti-American activities will be lifted.
  22. Vlad_Mir
    0
    24 July 2013 10: 28
    It's time to punish Lithuania!
  23. for VDV
    0
    24 July 2013 10: 31
    Quote: hohryakov066
    In any case, the man "got". If he does not manage to escape in any way from the pre-trial detention center, then he will be sitting with blacks for about 20 years. In his place, I would probably try the option with escape, because he has no other options.



    Yes, for any no. In the US, in any case, he will be imprisoned - this is a matter of principle.
  24. 0
    24 July 2013 10: 32
    There are a lot of "comments" ... the only pity is that most of their authors cannot understand that in order to SELL SUCH VOLUMES and SUCH GOODS, ONE DESIRE IS LITTLE! Some support is needed, but not in the form of "Serdyukovism" - to sell everything and put the money in your pocket.
    Our country has repeatedly reported that we have a partnership with ... well, it is clear with whom. With such statements (sincere or not ... this is a completely different question!), The state - the partner cannot "shit" into the pocket of another partner openly and without fog in the media ... And sometimes you not only want to, but just really need to .. For example, a country, let's call it PIRANIA ... it is in direct confrontation with the "world gendarme". She, under the pressure of this "gendarme" and, with the gracious connivance of a fan of badminton and tweeters, imposed certain sanctions .... But this exotic country needs "this" and "this" in order to keep this "world eater" "in good shape and he didn't have much time for bad thoughts against RUSSIA. And Russia cannot supply "this" and "this" to them. So it is necessary to correct the "brainlessness of the time lord", not to "notice" the desire to carry out certain trade operations for the business, these "DIRTY CONTRACTS" as if to be carried out by others ... let's say - individuals. Who they are ... it's hard to say, didn't bother with unnecessary knowledge, because they give rise to more sorrow than joy (and do we, mere mortals need to know this), but from the past experience of communicating with such businessmen ... I'm sure, at least business and not the last thing, but not the most important thing in their lives.
  25. +1
    24 July 2013 10: 40
    Well, again, the Yankees laid who on the entire legislative system. Lithuania economic sanctions, Yankam - a note of protest. I do not see alternatives.
  26. +2
    24 July 2013 10: 57
    there are very few independent states in the world, unfortunately Lithuania is not a member of them
  27. +2
    24 July 2013 11: 02
    Land a liner in Cuba, business something.
  28. 0
    24 July 2013 11: 08
    Lithuania, do not turn into Zhmud.
    1. +1
      24 July 2013 12: 17
      They have no other choice!
  29. 0
    24 July 2013 11: 23
    Again, the Americans are muddied with their accomplices, the cheap servants of the devil.
  30. 0
    24 July 2013 11: 23
    Catch a couple of s, with a camera at the Kremlin .... shot the object of state. importance - spied!
  31. shpuntik
    +1
    24 July 2013 11: 49

    It’s a pity the man, and there’s especially no one to help ...
    Nothing: "for one beaten two not beaten give."
    This "empire of good" begs for everything. He asks, Obama will also sit in the "monkey house".
  32. -2
    24 July 2013 12: 13
    First of all, Lithuania, under the breath and cancer, so as not to spin like that hut, in front of the forest, and backwards to America a little bit.
    Take "even" Lithuanian businessmen who have business in Russia and check in full, face to wall, pockets for eversion. laughing
  33. 0
    24 July 2013 13: 19
    Lithuania did not miss a chance to fart towards Russia ... negative

    need an asymmetric answer ...
    1. gura
      0
      24 July 2013 17: 18
      From Minsk. Line everything up on the border with Lithuania, and push everything at once! To Lithuania demolished like a hurricane! It will be very asymmetric! Well, scream!
      1. 0
        24 July 2013 17: 42
        You can do that! But it is better to crush you economically! And you, Mr. NI.D. are a traitor of the Belarusian people! Personally, Minsk is my second hometown! Of course, because of you, we will not choke you economically But I will personally ask our Belarusian friends to come to grips with you. That's it, but now wait. Go and look around. And we will "punch" you.
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      2. 0
        25 July 2013 02: 21
        Quote: gura
        From Minsk. Line everything up on the border with Lithuania, and push everything at once! To Lithuania demolished like a hurricane! It will be very asymmetric! Well, scream!

        What are you? We’ll smash all Europe to the Atlantic
  34. -1
    24 July 2013 13: 44
    Well, how much this scum (Lithuanian-Latvian) will spoil with impunity for us. But is it time for us to deal with them in full. put forward bills for the construction of enterprises and Olympic complexes Olympiad-80, and enterprises built these freaks for 46 years. Pay the critters or take you to all the holes in the bottom ...!
  35. 0
    24 July 2013 14: 21
    Now God himself told us to use Snowden to the fullest extent!)))
    And finally, stop engaging in political masturbation, calling the United States partners - the enemy number one time - that’s their name.
  36. 0
    24 July 2013 15: 34
    Quote: kartalovkolya
    Well, how much this scum (Lithuanian-Latvian) will spoil with impunity for us. But is it time for us to deal with them in full. put forward bills for the construction of enterprises and Olympic complexes Olympiad-80, and enterprises built these freaks for 46 years. Pay the critters or take you to all the holes in the bottom ...!


    Absolutely right! This Baltic shobla can only spoil towards Russia, looking at its Anglo-Sakian patrons.
  37. zbyshek
    -2
    24 July 2013 16: 20
    Quote: kartalovkolya
    Well, how much this scum (Lithuanian-Latvian) will spoil with impunity for us. But is it time for us to deal with them in full. put forward bills for the construction of enterprises and Olympic complexes Olympiad-80, and enterprises built these freaks for 46 years. Pay the critters or take you to all the holes in the bottom ...!

    Sausage after yesterday? Maybe the vodka was stale?
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  39. +1
    24 July 2013 16: 37
    Quote: Beard
    But is it necessary? To protect an unclean businessman who has left for the USA?

    It is necessary !!! their need to be protected always and everywhere. If it’s to blame, then push on the slope yourself. Plant if a felony, but by ourselves. And strangers should not even have thoughts that would touch our citizens.
  40. gura
    +1
    24 July 2013 17: 15
    A thief should sit in jail. Where he committed a proven crime. Even in Papua New Guinea. And, judging by his behavior, he is smeared, "most I can not". No need to find fault with the American justice system, which proved the acquittal of Zimmerman, who, on the defensive, shot a Negro young bully. And not some not a teenager (2m height). Who knocked him to the ground and beat his head on the asphalt. And they acquitted, they were not afraid of the negro public opinion! Threats to the jury come from all over Negro America. And you, in order to obosr..t once again the United States, presented it as the brutal murder of a youngster with a bag of sweets and Coca-Cola! (Just Little Red Riding Hood!).
    1. 0
      24 July 2013 20: 15
      The American justice system should be criticized for not giving a damn about international organizations such as Interpol! If people are wanted by them, then, firstly: inform the country of which he is a citizen, and secondly: put him on the international wanted list!
    2. +1
      24 July 2013 23: 14
      To go nuts justice. Zimerman slammed Peps and fought with frustration with his head on the asphalt, the court was afraid of Tsimerman public opinion and acquitted Tsimerman.
  41. -1
    24 July 2013 18: 50
    The Balts are, as usual, at a stand quietly ready to carry out any order from the United States. And the fact that between Russia and the United States there is an agreement on solving such problems is not important, the main thing is to please the owner.
  42. 0
    24 July 2013 20: 10
    Until our Foreign Ministry moves away from empty discourses on the topic "Oh, how bad they are, we will fight this!" to specific cases, no one "vibrates". Neither semi-fascists from the Baltic States, nor, even more so, oya! Officials, can you stop talking ?! Maybe it's time to act already ?!
    1. +1
      24 July 2013 23: 31
      Wow! Someone minusanul my post! Maybe the Foreign Ministry began to act? !!
  43. +2
    24 July 2013 21: 14
    The Lithuanians turned up a good chance to bend under the states and spit in the direction of Russia, and they are unlikely to miss it. It is high time for us to replace the presumptuous Balts. For example, now in Germany, a new campaign on the capture of Nazi criminals has been muddied. That’s just such a good thing in the Baltic states in bulk, we need Germany to set them on
    1. +1
      25 July 2013 01: 03
      Minusists, but what's wrong? Or will you insist that the Balts conduct an independent policy and their fascist criminals do not parade?
  44. And raid
    -1
    24 July 2013 22: 12
    A thief should sit in jail. Where he committed a proven crime. And, judging by his behavior, he is smeared, by the most I can’t. There is no need to blame the American justice system, which proved Zimmerman’s excuse, who, defending himself, shot dead a negro young bully (2m tall). Which knocked him to the ground and hit his head on the asphalt. And they justified, were not afraid of the public Negro opinion! And you, in order to defuse once again the USA, presented it as a brutal murder of a youngster with a bag of chocolates and Coca-Cola!

    In Belarus, the people are probably smarter than the Russian electorate. In Russia, people are simply zombified that all around are enemies. Who smarter understands that these are enemies of the government, not ordinary citizens. And the rest, that the worst is even ready to start fighting with these enemies ...
    1. +1
      24 July 2013 23: 26
      Quote: AndRade
      A thief should sit in jail. Where he committed a proven crime. And, judging by his behavior, he is smeared, by the most I can’t. There is no need to blame the American justice system, which proved Zimmerman’s excuse, who, defending himself, shot dead a negro young bully (2m tall). Which knocked him to the ground and hit his head on the asphalt. And they justified, were not afraid of the public Negro opinion! And you, in order to defuse once again the USA, presented it as a brutal murder of a youngster with a bag of chocolates and Coca-Cola!

      In Belarus, the people are probably smarter than the Russian electorate. In Russia, people are simply zombified that all around are enemies. Who smarter understands that these are enemies of the government, not ordinary citizens. And the rest, that the worst is even ready to start fighting with these enemies ...


      Let it be crap for you, I read about the tsimerman 5 minutes ago here and for most Russians they don’t care for their tzimerman, the most tsimmerman among the tzimerman. In a fairy tale about the enemies of unusual citizens, a beard with perestroika stretches.
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    24 July 2013 22: 15
    I look at all this news with some doomed bitterness. I already hate these three Baltic impotent and Polish gentlemen more than the light of democracy. When Onishchenko will ban sprats, and Shaitan Medvedev will launch trains through the Republic of Belarus, and the ports in St. Petersburg will be loaded! It is time to cover up the economies of our partners in the Baltic.
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  47. +1
    25 July 2013 00: 09
    Unexpectedly for Ustinov, this same negotiator turned out to be an agent of star-striped special services, and this same agent “whispered” to the Lithuanian law enforcement authorities that they would bind Ustinov, because he endangers all progressive democratic humanity.
    Here I read and think "how to place inscriptions over the sale product ... who just pancake .y? And who is a certified prostitute? "
    Ah, guys! Are all the "whore ... ratsky" neighbors already sold and trampled?
  48. -1
    25 July 2013 02: 38
    Quote: zbyshek
    Quote: kartalovkolya
    Well, how much this scum (Lithuanian-Latvian) will spoil with impunity for us. But is it time for us to deal with them in full. put forward bills for the construction of enterprises and Olympic complexes Olympiad-80, and enterprises built these freaks for 46 years. Pay the critters or take you to all the holes in the bottom ...!

    Sausage after yesterday? Maybe the vodka was stale?

    You also think that in Russia everything is completely drunk?
  49. 0
    25 July 2013 02: 57
    Quote: poquello
    Quote: Starina_Hank
    States, of course, are a bad country, but for some reason everyone loves them !? Russia is a good country, but for some reason no one loves it, especially its closest neighbors. Is it somehow strange?

    For love of Americans, ask in the following countries:
    1. Pakistan
    2. Jordan
    3. Palestinian Authority
    4. Egypt
    5. Turkey
    6. Greece
    7. China
    8 Argentina
    9. Tunisia
    10. Lebanon

    Well ten, And how many countries in the world?
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      25 July 2013 14: 06
      Quote: Turner
      Well ten, And how many countries in the world?

      It is incorrectly listed here smile It’s easier to list who the US loves. These are countries of Eastern Europe, Baltic dwarfs and Georgia. Well, maybe a couple of islands in the Pacific and the Caribbean. All! Nobody likes them anymore, not even the West European partners in NATO. Many love dollars, especially in Africa, but no one likes the United States. They are either indifferent and cold, or are suspicious, or simply hated!
      1. +1
        25 July 2013 19: 31
        Yahoo also named the ten countries most sympathetic to the United States.
        1. Philippines
        2. Israel
        3 Ghana
        4. Senegal
        5. Kenya
        6. Salvador
        7. South Korea
        8. Italy.
        9. Uganda
        10 Brazil
    2. +1
      25 July 2013 19: 23
      Quote: Turner
      Quote: poquello
      Quote: Starina_Hank
      States, of course, are a bad country, but for some reason everyone loves them !?

      For love of Americans, ask in the following countries:
      1. Pakistan
      2. Jordan
      3. Palestinian Authority
      4. Egypt
      5. Turkey
      6. Greece
      7. China
      8 Argentina
      9. Tunisia
      10. Lebanon

      Well ten, And how many countries in the world?

      What do you think, do states in Russia like?
  50. +1
    25 July 2013 23: 37
    Such deeds are a SHAME for Russia ... In a correct way, it would be better to throw an airborne regiment on this "country" and take its own citizen ... And Russia NOZZLES and Mussolit notes of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs ... SHAME!