Prayer cut off Nausėda – it’s absolute nonsense

The President compared the conversation of his advisor P. Mačiulis with A. Kandrotas with the case of M. Maldeikis, when in an interview with the Delfi portal he was asked if, in his opinion, the Presidency did not give impetus to the Family. March protest that eventually turned into riots.

“My advisor came out to talk to these people and first he said that we heard the opinion of these people that there were provocateurs among those people again, what are they called there, Plastics or somehow, again we cannot protect ourselves from this in anyway .

Someone kindly photographed it and presented it as “the sky is falling”. Then I ask a question on this side, which expresses this kind of criticism: and why don’t you pay attention to the fact that Maldeikis, a member of the Seimas, spoke with Celofan himself for probably a good half hour in a tent? about the association and other social issues, “Delfi said in an interview. Sedimentation.

However, the parliamentarian belonging to the TS-LKD faction calls such a thought of the head of the country absurd, because he himself tried to communicate with the participants of the three-day protest of the Family March in June to show that politicians simply did not they are afraid of them.

“It is completely absurd, completely different situations why Maldeikis spoke to Celofan. The sentence did not legitimize Celofan, as the president did. Maldeikis proved that no one here at Seimas is afraid of Cellophon and his friends who threatened to return home, that Requirements will be imposed on children’s teeth, that children and family members will be captured, ”M. Maldeikis told Eltai.

M. Maldeikis: Cellophane had previously threatened to come to my house

The conservative says he interacted with Family March activists at the event at the time because he had been threatened before.

“I was very surprised by the president’s statement, because his advisor and my departure were two different things. He went out to meet that particular man, spoke to him. My case was different. The man who goes by the nickname Celofan has threatened to come home earlier. That is why I offered to meet with the Seimas, if you have to express a position to me, ”said M. Maldeikis.

The politician adds that when he went to the parking lot where the rally was held at that time, he simply met Mr. Candrot and decided to speak with him, as he had said before that he could meet him and hear what that person wanted. tell. Therefore, the member of the TS-LKD group emphasized that the purpose of their meeting was not to express support, but to show that they simply agreed to listen to the rallies.

“Our meeting was a determined position, a demonstration that I accept to listen to what they have to say to me as a politician. “Not as a member of the National Union, but as a politician threatened by his political position,” explained the conservative.

Claims that the President’s actions legitimized Mr. Kandrot’s behavior

The MP is convinced that during the same demonstration, the Chief Advisor to the Head of State, P. Mačiulis, went out to communicate with the protesters for a completely different purpose.

Meanwhile, the president’s adviser, whose walk was clearly coordinated with the president, had completely different implications. We know that before that, the president had addressed the Family March in his video, and that’s a completely different political connotation, a completely different political environment. His actions legitimize what some characters do, from whom even the “Family March” itself is moving away, “M. Maldeikis is convinced.

The politician has no doubt that the actions of G. Nausėda justified and substantially supported the behavior of A. Kandrotas.

The president legitimized him with his actions, both in the video of the Family March and in his meeting with Celofan. The president was not threatened to go to the president’s children and have some demands on his teeth. They are two different things, ”says my curator.

Maldeikis also interacted with the rallies in a protest on Tuesday.

The MP also had to interact with the protesting crowd at a rally near the Seimas on Tuesday, which eventually escalated into riots. Mr Maldeikis claimed that in this case he had simply spoken to various people on his way to and from Parliament.

“In this case, I just went to my place of work and they persuaded me, I responded, I tried to talk to one or another person who wanted to talk to me,” said a member of the TS-LKD group, noting that there were so many people at the rally to take photos with him, as well as those who threatened him.

“One person wanted to make a self with me, others had a different opinion. I just had a chat with them. Someone yelled you’re coming here, you’ll get into my head Let. Here is your position. I’m not afraid of them, I came to work, I voted, I quit my job and I continued, ”he said.

Still, the conservative emphasized at the same time that he saw no point in interacting with people in this protest.

“I don’t believe in events where Paleckis, astras and all kinds of people talk. These are not events that I would go to to meet people because I don’t think that’s the way those people want to talk. They don’t want to talk, ”said the parliamentarian.

Conservative: if you don’t take responsibility, it’s not worth organizing rallies

The head of state is of the position that the event held on Tuesday should be clearly separated into a peaceful part of the protest and the riots that occurred after the expiration of the permit issued to the event organizers. M. Maldeikis considers such opinion of the Presidency as part of the rally organizers’ explanations to avoid responsibilities.

“I accept this position of the president in the common chorus, that I hear from one side that there are some provocations, not here, we don’t know who fired, perhaps here the police fired, here provocation. I see this as a lack of political leadership and an inability to be a politician. Both the president and all those gathered there. Starting with the organizers, the speakers.

They are very brave to speak of politicians, but when they need to account for their own actions and those of their colleagues, they do not do it and begin to accuse some conspirators that the police did it. It’s just not accepting responsibility, “said the curator.

The parliamentarian emphasized that the organizers of the political protest must take full responsibility for the consequences of such a demonstration.

“You organized the event, you are responsible for it. You are responsible for those people who gathered there, assuming certain time limits, until 5 in the afternoon. If you want to be in politics, you must be accountable for your actions and actions. of your colleagues whom you invite. If you cannot do it, do not hold rallies, because you do not deserve it, “said M. Maldeikis.

ELTA recalls that on June 15, M. Maldeikis came to the Seimas to speak at the rally, but the participants of the event whistled and cursed him. The participants of the event were most outraged when he tried to discuss the Istanbul Convention with the organizer of the protest action Raimondas Grinevičius.

“If we adopt the Istanbul Convention, only a few countries in the European Union have not ratified it. As far as I know, Turkey refused …”, M. Maldeikis tried to present his arguments to the protesters.

Still, the participants of the event did not listen to the politician’s arguments. Outraged, the protesters yelled “Come out” to M. Maldeikis and shouted curses.

Meanwhile, protesters from the March for the Defense of the Family addressed the Presidency on the third day of the protests. P. Mačiulis, who trusted the protesters at the time, conveyed the wishes of the head of the country to those gathered and thanked the event participants for their activity.

“I really want to thank you first for your activity. You have shown that Lithuanians are an active nation, you have shown that you can defend your opinion and beliefs by listening to that position of the government, that you do not support, do not shut up, speak and say. First of all, thank you for your activity “, P. Mačiulis addressed the demonstrators to the Presidency.

The head of the country’s adviser stressed that he had conveyed his most sincere wishes on behalf of President Nausėda, who, according to him, could not come to speak with those present due to the preparatory meeting of the European Council (EVS). Mr. Mačiulis also drew the protesters’ attention to the long-running conflict between the Conservatives and Mr. Nausėda over representation in the EVS.

“You probably know very well that some politicians are also trying to expel the president of the EVS,” emphasized the presidential adviser.

Protesters, meanwhile, chanted “we will not allow” in response to the president’s adviser.