Paet's Announcement - Kanal 2 Reporter News 01.05.2007 6/6

[Simaz12345]

Baltic states were occupated by Soviet army and then Communists built the monument for occupants.Now Estonia has removed that monument.

Now we can see drunk vandals who are making riots in Talin.All Baltic countries suffered from 50 years lasting occupation and we are now free.All normal countries are supporting Estonia.Brainwashed people believe in Russias mass media.Drink vodka and you will believe in miracles!

[johnmulla]

Unfortunately I see discrimination of Russians because I have been to Russia and know Russians and examined Russian media. Human Rights groups have also said that Discrimination is evident in Ansip's government. How can you make me not see the brutality of police in all those videos.

[johnmulla]

Also Stalin's repressions affected Russians and other nationalities, including Stalin's old friends and countrymen too. Estonia as a small country had a large proportion of SS, the Estonians in SS committed inhuman acts.

The historical debate over Estonia which shows that Estonia was not only a part of Russia but also of a Scandinavian country which Russia had defeated. Also Hitler mentioned his expansion towards the east "like the Teuton knights".

[johnmulla]

Belousovova said the removal of the statue was evidence that "Estonia does not share European values," an issue that should be raised at the European Parliament and the Council of Europe.

[pennaste04]

Of course, people who don't know adequate information about the situation and get info from Russian Media may do that.

These who fought against the fascism were the ones who killed our people and occupied us, so it is no difference between fascist and communists, both occupied us against our own will. This monument is the memory of occupation, murders and slavery of Estonian people.

And why are you whining here, it is in new more beautiful place, what's the problem?

[johnmulla]

Anna Belousovova, who is also deputy chairperson of the Slovak National Party (SNS), one of the ruling coalition government parties, said the Estonian government's connivance was an insult to the memory of those who fought against fascism.