5 Years Later: Bronze Soldier Riots Not Likely to Occur Again, Says Professor
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VanemadUuemad
.26 Apr 2012 16:44
Why can't the Professor of "social communication" communicate?

She could begin by telling us what "social communication" is, and how it differs communication as it's ordinarily understood.

Why can't she specify the "integration reforms" which preclude future riots?

Why does she believe that the Bronze Soldier is a symbol of Soviet power? To most, it looks like a symbol of Soviet occupation, oppression and Russification; particularly, in contrast to British and American power, which also played a role in defeating the Nazis, then went home.

The dialogue between the Estonian and Russian communities proceeds in Russian. Were told that Estonia should be bilingual; in effect, so that the Russians don't have to be. Check with the Deputy Mayor of Tallinn who, just last week, told us that he's appalled by the shame of it all.
.26 Apr 2012 16:52
I should have specified that the Deputy Mayor of Tallinn is a Russian who is appalled by the bilingualism requirements placed upon Tallinn's secondary schools.
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