Vilnius was surprised by the inscriptions in the underground passage: is it possible in one of the capitals of the EU?

The girl posted photos to the news portal and also expressed concern that such declines will suddenly appear in Russia’s drowning in international scandals, one after another, at the entrances to Vingis Park. He noticed the note when he went out to seduce the dog.

“Can’t this be an organized provocation? It’s true, I can’t imagine when it got here. Maybe yesterday, but I’m not sure, maybe last night. The people who also walked with me through that passage also photographed this note.”

The photos sent by Vilnius show that the EU is compared to the Soviet Union and the following slogans are written: “Freedom for Lithuania from the EU’SR! We are in favor of leaving the EU. We are for a free Lithuania ”,“ I am entering the USSR illegally. I also entered the EU illegally. The EU referendum is illegal. “

At the same time, the EU flag is drawn, which is underlined with red paint.

Delfi approached the Vilnius City Council regarding this situation and asked to know whether such inscriptions in one of the countries most in favor of joining the EU are freedom of opinion or a provocation to further irritate society. His representatives have not yet made a formal comment, but are interested in what he looks like.

Battle for the transition to Panorama

Delfi recalls that until recently, a battle broke out over the underground passage in the wall of the Panorama shopping center, which was decorated in the colors of the LGBT flag by artists Karolina Rimkutė and Linas Salučka.

The artists who painted the wall this time said that they understood that the rainbow would decorate it temporarily, they said that they were even waiting for the notes and drawings to complement it, and it would not matter if they were positive or negative.

“For this reason, we have chosen a public space for this campaign, we want a live dialogue, to go from a virtual quarantine space to a public one,” K. Rimkutė told Delfi.

The drawing on the wall did not require a permit; this underground passage is one of those where it is possible to draw legally. The artists who drew the rainbow, upon learning of the change, assured them that they were not too sad, because from the beginning they were anxiously waiting for how this wall would live.

“It just came to our knowledge then. Everyone’s wall, everyone can draw: the tricolor is not an insult to anyone. But the time comes when these are not just patriots, but homophobes who are disguised as patriotism. A fun action that reveals the fears of some people. The mood did not diminish, you should not look at it with pessimism: I painted it painted. There is usually no dialogue on this subject, it is tried to silence it. But it is necessary not to be afraid, not to let yourself be silenced, to keep talking, undertake creative initiatives ”, then comments K. Rimkutė.