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Russian threats spill over to the Baltics
09 Mar 2007 Adu Raudkivi
Alide Forstmanis, Vice-President — Government Affairs of the Latvian National Federation of Canada (and candidate for the Conservative nomination in the Federal Riding of Kitchener-Waterloo) informed me of another missive from the Russian tundra, this time directed directly at the Baltics.

The stir, which is causing the Russians anxiety, is over the US Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) component which is being proposed for Poland (ten missiles) and Czech Republic (radar listening). This is Russia’s opposition, similar to the kind it offered when Central and Eastern Europe was joining NATO, except louder.

The US explains that they are simply listening in and ready to fight North Korea and Iran, not Russia. Russia doesn’t believe the US.

Former Russian Air Force Commander Pyotr Deinekin said “Moscow must take into account of the deployment of US missiles in the Baltics.”
 
According to Deinekin, “US anti defense systems in Eastern Europe would allow the US to increase their ability to discover and destroy Russian missiles in their early lift off stage.”

Deinekin added,“Moscow can anticipate US tactical missiles to be deployed not only in former Warsaw Pact countries but in the Baltics as well. This is why the Russian General Headquarters must calmly take the appropriate steps not only to defend itself from missile attacks, but be able to destroy missiles that set up in Eastern Europe.”

NATO long ago indicated that there would be no nuclear weapons stationed in the Baltic states. They would be too hard to protect for one thing.

Another Russian Air Force General, Igor Khvarov indicated that any weapons stationed in Eastern Europe by the US could be easily destroyed by Russian bombers and missiles.

With all this threatening going on, why is the west still giving Russia ten billion dollars to clean up its nuclear submarines, left as military garbage in the Murmansk area (Canada’s share is two billion), when Russia is busily rearming itself? Ask your MP, especially if your federal representative is a Liberal , as they were the ones who gave the money to Russia.

For more information on Alide Forstmanis’ campaign please dial in at http://homepage.mac.com/talfox... .
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