Baiba, you have written a lot of tweets because you cannot write one sentence: “I will not do it.” If you think that Ragozin should stay in Latvia, say so. I would categorically disagree, but at least it wouldn’t be cowardly. You are smarter than you are pretending to be right now. You know perfectly well why the Ministry of Interior's approach is not working: the services do not identify a direct threat, the annulment would be appealed, the state would lose in court. That is exactly why the legislator has established the possibility for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to include individuals on the unwanted list – a political, non-appealable decision. And it is signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Neither the Ministry of Interior nor any advisor. Advice from a foreign policy advisor - for free: read the replies under your tweet. No one is asking who wrote to whom on 16.09. Everyone is asking one thing: why doesn’t the minister, who has specific powers under the law, use them? Answer them, not me. Because Ragozin is currently protected not by the law, but by your hesitation. Come on, Baiba, get to work. (translated)











