Geopolitics

“The book claims that the Lithuanian nation and language do not exist.”

You’d think it’s rather easy to fact-check this, but in a world where water can turn frogs gay and Satanic regimes are on the rise* it might not be so certain.

“The book claims that the Lithuanian nation and language do not exist.”

You’d think it’s rather easy to fact-check this, but in a world where water can turn frogs gay and Satanic regimes are on the rise* it might not be so certain.
https://www.lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2550706/russia-publishes-book-on-lithuanian-history-preface-written-by-lavrov

cognitive science, functional contextualism, tattarrattat

*
https://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/satanism-exorcism-contemporary-russian-rhetoric-kivelson-worobec-02-2023/

(I had thought it’d be clear, but the comment I made amounts to “this is obvious bullshit, but people may believe any bullshit now”)

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Well, it shares a border with Kaliningrad and has a Russian minority (which, since 1939, always gets “oppressed” whenever a justification for invasion is necessary), so it’s one of the most likely targets. But this story seems like a longer game; it lacks the immediacy of a direct threat, as opposed to the narratives featuring, for example, Nazis and CIA biolabs in Ukraine.

Oh , like @eirrann.eth says,  Lithuania is next.

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This is the same kind of baseless claims that Russia used as it was saber rattling ahead of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022

Main goal: sell local population on the next war target

My $0.02

https://warpcast.com/eirrann.eth/0x58ca98c2

This claim is baseless and offensive. Lithuanian nation and language have a rich history and are very much real.