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Desperate Estonian craves cozy Finnish prison
Published: 16 February, 2010, 15:41
Edited: 17 February, 2010, 19:56
Last Christmas an Estonian robbed a bank in the Finnish city of Turku because he had intended to wait out the hard times in a comfortable prison, informs Finnish newspaper Turun Sanomat.
Kihnu, i think you hate Estonian people and the Republic of Estonia. Probably you are a representative of the Russian minority in this country. You must accept the fact that Estonia is independent and creates its own policy. Estonia's standard of living is higher than Russia's.
Maple Leaf: "i think you hate Estonian people and the Republic of Estonia." A typical reaction when Estonia or Blacks are criticized is to call the poster a "hater" or a "racist". "Probably you are a representative of the Russian minority in this country." Not a "representative" at all, but I do have relatives in Narva, Kohtla-Järve, and Silamäe. How many relative do you have in Estonia? I still believe that it won't be long before the writings on the wall of Estonian cities will say: "if you can't take care of us, the Russians will". Estonian politicians are only interested in lining their own pockets. These Estonian politicians were that way during the Soviet era, and they haven't changed a bit. Should Russia come back to Estonia, the first ones to rush up to meet the Russians with flowers and puckered lips will be the same Estonian politicians.
This guy represents the latest Estonian export to Finland - desperate Estonians seeking a "better life" in a Finish prison. Estonia can't take care of her own destitute citizens, but they sure can waste money, blood and lives supporting Obama's occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq. Some Estonian politicians are smiling as they pocket "goodies" thrown to them by Barak Hussein Obama, as if they are nothing but lapdogs. The Estonians know in their hearts the USSR took better care of the elderly and the destitute than their current government. Won't be long before the writings on the wall of Estonian cities will say: "if you can't take care of us, the Russians will".