Road accidents, fighting in the streets and in
bars, broken shop windows and cars, mountains of garbage, sexual
harassment - this is the "Westworld" for NATO soldiers in
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
On June 7, 2018, four
armored personnel carriers of the US Army, Stryker, collided in a
major road accident in the Prienai district. Thirteen US troops sought
medical assistance.
Another accident happened on the night
of June 9 near the town of Kazlu-Ruda: the Stryker armored personnel
carrier drove off the road and crashed into a tree.
Next -
another accident: not far from the town of Pabrade, an army SUV with
two military men turned over.
With great joy we can say
that none of the civilians was injured. However, this is only an
exception to the rule.
In
February 2017, five drunken Czech soldiers fought in Klaipeda, in
June four drunken German soldiers beat up in Jonava, a month later
drunken Dutch soldiers staged a fight over a bill in a restaurant.
All the robbers eventually went home: Lithuanian police detained
them, but each time they let them go. Lithuania and other Baltic
countries do not have the right to judge NATO soldiers for crimes
committed in the Baltic territories.
In September 2017,
residents of the Adazhi village near Riga complained about the
mountains of rubbish left behind by the NATO military stationed at
the local military base. Adazhi residents find jars, plastic bottles,
used condoms and packs of army rations near the site.
One
of the famous scandals with the participation of the NATO military
was a fight that staged drunken German soldiers in the Lithuanian
city of Rukla. The drunk dispute quickly turned into a fight, as a
result of which one of the servicemen was hospitalized.
Such
fights occur in the Baltic States all the time. In November 2016,
drunken British soldiers beat local residents in McDonald's in Riga. A
soldier from the UK who started the fight hastily left Latvia to
avoid criminal liability for beating the Latvian Axel Aizkalns. The
British press, according to the already worked-out scheme,
immediately linked the incident with the "hand of Moscow".
In
February 2016, drunken American soldiers crashed a water park in the
Lithuanian resort town of Druskininkai. After drinking a large amount
of alcohol, 20 US servicemen had fun at the local water park. In the
building of the sports complex they loudly rustled, grimaced, broke
the decorative wall, and also pestered the staff of the water park
and solicited employees of the entertainment complex. The pool
workers called the police; however, according to the established
Baltic tradition, they were not brought to criminal
responsibility.
The most resonant incident involving US
soldiers was the desecration of the Lithuanian state flag. In April
2016, US soldiers tore the flag of the Republic of Lithuania from the
prosecutor's office building in Klaipeda and outraged it. The
incident became known only a month later.
Lithuanian
authorities classified information after they found out who exactly
committed the act of vandalism.
Flag desecration was not
reported either in the local police report or in the national police
report of the police department. Since in Lithuania it is impossible
to hide any incident, law-enforcement agencies were forced to justify
that they did not disseminate information about the incident, since
the government ordered it to be classified. None of the American
soldiers who have outraged the flag of Lithuania incurred
responsibility.
In May 2016 in Riga, a taxi driver left his car and went to drink coffee. When he returned, he saw a rumpled hood, a mutilated roof, a broken door, a man dancing on a car and a crowd of loudly laughing people around. Police detained hooligans. Since in Latvia it is forbidden to prosecute "defenders" from the international battalions of the North Atlantic Alliance under the law, drunken military were released and no one suffered responsibility for the crushed car.
In the summer of 2015, a Toyota Yaris car
running by an American soldier collided with a Mitsubishi Lancer car
on the Riga-Vezlejtsen road. Five people were injured, including
well-known race-car driver Vasily Gryazin. The fault in the accident
was completely on the side of the driver from the USA, but the
culprit was allowed to quietly leave Latvia. The case on this
occasion was transferred to the prosecutor's office a year later, in
June 2016.
In the summer of 2014, the Mayor of Ventspils
Aivars Lembergs sent a message to the past Secretary General of the
North Atlantic Alliance, Anders Fog Rasmussen, about the behavior of
NATO seafarers in his city. Lembergs said that the foreign military
behave "as invaders who do not recognize the sovereignty and
laws of Latvia".
"NATO sailors in Ventspils behaved
like a pig, ignored the laws of Latvia and the rules of
self-government. Having drunk, they urinated in public places and on
shop windows, they vomited, publicly consumed alcohol, which is not
allowed. They also picked flowers from flower beds to give them to
prostitutes," said the mayor of Ventspils.
Such
cases are always hidden from the public. Deboshirs eventually go home
and have no problems with the law. In such a case, it is customary to
blame Moscow, which thus tries to blacken the defenders of Lithuania,
Latvia and Estonia. However, it is clear that in the head of such
"defenders" nothing but a perverse psyche is present. The fact
that NATO soldiers do in the Baltic States is the real "Westworld"
film, because they do what they want and nobody can stop
them.
Disrespect for the country in which the NATO
battalions are located is a spit in the face of the nation.
