On the first point, how do you know that they don't, lesser? If it was so 'lawless',
as you put it, there would be much more international condemnation.
This is one of the mayor issues discussed endlessly in Polish-Lithuanian Parliamentary Commission. While western politicians also have very selective sensitivity. If Poles would be replace by homosexuals then I'm sure this case would be better known outside Lithuania.
Anyway, I don't advocate third states sticking its noses in Lithuanian affairs. It apply to Poland as well. I just point out obvious injustice as a independent political observer.
Property is so hard to adjudicate, lesser. Why do you think that an international property court hasn't heard any cases related to the property rights of Jews? It would open Pandora's Box (a can of worms), that's why. International relations would suffer.
Property rights, it is sacred thing. Jews who can prove their rights should be given back property or be compensated. I don't belong to enthusiasts of international courts, this is just another institution controlled by those who push for centralised pan-European state. If such courts refuse to take cases of property rights then this is obvious that they are not independent, they are simply politically controlled. This is the best argument to discredit this idea.
Well, petition the Lithuanian government then, lesser.
I'm not Lithuanian citizen, this is not my problem.
I agree on your last point which is why we need to use our democratic rights to the max and not have everything diluted.
LOL, Seanus you always must write in "democratic" elsewhere. I have write that this is the only respect deserving attitude in states which are not totalitarian. So, this is wider 'advice'.
Well, if it's a Polish school there, why isn't Poland providing some funding? You could say the same about Polish schools in Poland ;) ;)
Well, generally I oppose public education. However if anything then this is up to Polish state to serve Polish citizens. Lithuanian Poles don't belong to this group, while Polish Lithuanians do, they pay taxes here.