[Berlin_Freeper]

But the view of successful entrepreneur Dovydas Braukyla is shared by many well-to-do Lithuanians who live in the cities.

"Further integration in a unified market will help boost trade and cut currency exchange costs," he said.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Lithuanians embrace Eurozone as shield against threats from Russia

[elhombrelibre]

All of Russia’s neighbors are scared, really scared of Putin’s threats and actions. It makes me wonder how any decent person can feel it’s the fault of these countries that they’re basically prey animals for the predator Putin’s bullying. First they were brutalized by the NAZIS, then the Soviets till the end of the Cold War, and now that they’re free and wanted to focus on things besides gratuitous spending on the military. They wanted. They’re scorned for being weak by some of our FReepers who admire Putin, whom they say they admire being strong and at least loving his country. Apparently, loving your country means bullying all of your neighbors. When did conservatives become fond of bullies? This seems more the philosophy of the jail house catamite to me.

[ExCTCitizen]

Lithuania is going to lose, but I think the euro will begone by 2020, especially if UKIP wins.