A Visit to Lithuania
Fri 2:41 pm +00:00, 8 Aug 2025 2
Gintautas Paluckas DEMONSTRATES THE MASONIC HANDSHAKE WITH THE PM OF KOSOVO
(Who twists their thumb down like that? Freemasons do. Politics is a charade. Politicians are all Freemasons.)
Source: https://henrymakow.com/2025/08/mike-stone—a-visit-to-lithua.html
A good friend of mine recently returned from a three week trip to Lithuania, and he gave me a full report on everything that’s going on there.
For starters, the country’s Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas was in the news and finally forced to resign in disgrace over some shady business dealings.
Paluckas, leader of Lithuania’s Social Democrats, is a flaming leftist with a long history of corruption.
When Paluckas was the administrator of the capital city of Vilnius in 2012, he was convicted of purchasing rat poison at inflated prices and sentenced to two years in prison. The sentence was suspended on condition that he pay a fine of $19,000, but Paluckas never paid the fine and never spent a day in prison.
You’d thinlk that someone with this resumewould not be elected President!
SEND THEM BACK
The Lithuanian people are sick to death with all of the Ukrainian refugees. In his words, “Lithuania was glad to help at first, but after three years they’ve had enough.”
The Ukrainian men are almost all military-aged and they are hiding in Lithuania to avoid serving their country.
In a way, I don’t blame them. If your nation had a pint-sized, coke-snorting leader who picked a fight with Russia, would you be in a hurry to fight the war he started? I wouldn’t be. Especially after the Trump administration was all set to end the war until the Ukrainian dictator Zelensky reneged on his part of the deal. Who in his right mind would want to fight for a guy like that?
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian women that Lithuania has taken in have started prostitution rings!
Haven’t we heard that before? Hasn’t every country that’s taken in Ukrainian refugees complained about the women starting prostitution rings?
Is that all Ukrainian women know how to do?
Lithuanian women were the most adamant about taking in refugees from the Ukraine. But now that the Ukrainian women have shown themselves to be hookers, it’s Lithuanian women who hate them the most and want to see them deported.
Makes sense. Women in general hate prostitution. When men are able to pay for sex, no strings attached, it lowers the value of women who use sex to get attention and manipulate men. So naturally the women of Lithuania want to send those harlots sent back to the Ukraine where they came from.
You can imagine the uproar that would take place if the same thing happened here.
Low-IQ liberal White women would be marching in the streets demanding their deportation. (Just wait till robot women are inexpensively priced and available for mass distribution. You will witness a revolution of epic proportions, the likes of which the world has never seen.)
Through it all, the Lithuanian media is portraying refugees from the Ukraine as deserving of compassion and willing to do the jobs the Lithuanian people don’t want to do. Sound familiar?
Another thing my friend told me, which I found interesting, was how much smarter children were in Lithuania, compared to the U.S. He described a conversation he had with an eight-year-old that sounded like two adults talking. It speaks to the deliberate dumbing down that our country’s education system has done to our most vulnerable citizens
I met a Latvian women in May 2021, in a lift late at night at underground rail station. I was in the lift and I could see she was the only other to get off the train and she was pulling a large case. I asked if she wanted to get in the small lift too and from behind her mask, she said “If it was ok with me, she would.” I replied, “You are only getting in with me if you remove that flookin mask,” After complaining she had to wear it, I convinced her to take it off and never wear one again and up we went. She wanted to know why I was not wearing a mask and as we then walked through Liverpool city centre for 20 mins or so, I tried to explain to her what was really happening in the world. She told me her husband had been in hospital (they told her he had cancer, she said he seemed absolutely fine) but he died very quickly, in Dec 2020 and she said she felt like they had killed him, aged 55, with morphine and I told her that’s what was supposed to be happening. On seperating after about 1/2 hour she asked for my phone number so I could tell her more and I point blank refused and we went our seperate ways.
2 days later I was walking through Liverpool city centre again and she just walked right up to me saying she needed to know more. Long story short, she bacame a very good friend, but last Sept after a long battle, she had her home repossed and moved to Ireland to live with friends. I still speak to her every day and she has Lithuanian, Russian and Ukranian friends. Her mother is Russsian, her father Ukranian, both long departed this world.
She has a Ukranian friend in Ireland who fled her own country with children but the husband was never allowed to leave the country. My friend tells me that the Latvian government is currently offering advice on what the people in her homeland should do if war does break out. Who knows what’s about to happen.
That was a very interesting story, Kneepad. I met someone here in Geneva whose cousin is a police officer working for the vice squad. He met and befriended a Ukrainian prostitute and ended up marrying her in her country as her family was dirt poor.
The person who told me the story said that none of the family had attended the wedding and had more or less ostracised the man.
When I saw her again much later, she told me that they had a couple of children now, were very happy and the family had come round and all was well.
This was all before 2023.