“Definitely! That’s clear,” V. Mickevičius replied when offered to call Celofanas, who is currently in Belarus.
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When the show’s director Mantas Bertulis called Celofanas, the phone was passed to Slavka.
“Listen, I don’t have time to talk to you. What do you want? <…> You were looking for me through Bertulis,” Celofanas snapped.
Noticing that Slavka addressed him as “you” informally, Antanas showed displeasure: “You should address me formally, not informally. You’re not my buddy.”
“Why? When I approached you at the rally, you said to me: ‘Oh, friend’,” Viačeslavas asked.
“Now you’re no longer a friend,” Antanas replied.
“Did you go abroad and something changed?” Slavka asked.
“In my opinion, you’re a d***. But that’s another matter,” A. Kandrotas laughed.
“My opinion about you is the same after your few stays in prison,” Slavka smiled.
“In prison, you’d be a rooster. People like you roosters were the ones who sat there,” Celofanas said.
“So you’ve been through all of them, right?” Slavka inquired.
“No, I sat a bit with the normal ones. But that’s another story,” Celofanas spoke.
Finally, when Slavka thanked Antanas for being sent to Belarus, the latter delivered a long, threatening monologue.
“When I come back, you will be dismantled piece by piece. Because all d***s like you will be shot, f****r. And all these characters who think they’re tough, it won’t end so easily for you.
Because you see yourself, the Russian army is coming, your money… Sooner or later this whole circus will end. And it’s very simple. All these conservatives like you, all these d***heads, all those “Slava Ukraini” Lithuanians will hunt down themselves and not one will remain.
And among them, you will be the first to run away when the movement starts here. You will be the first to slip away with all these other d***heads. Because the events that happened in the interwar period will repeat. And you will all slip away one by one. And believe me, when I come back, it won’t seem little to you all. Now you have fun, enjoy yourselves.
But believe me, I have a few trips planned here. When I drive around, you’ll see what kind of people I meet, you will all piss yourselves one by one. And we know all your names, who you are, who hang around these events. You will sell each other for money. And your circus will end. Believe me, normal people are all waiting. And when the whole Soviet European Union collapses, then your circus will end,” Celofanas said.
“You don’t have to speak Lithuanian, you can start speaking Russian now,” Slavka retorted.
Celofanas also had a response to these words: “Listen, you sh**lenki. You speak with an accent yourself. So what are you explaining to me about speaking Lithuanian? Read your name and surname. Is your name Lithuanian? What are you pretending?
So you are a katsap when needed, you are a khakhol when needed, you are Lithuanian when needed,” Celofanas shouted.
“And how should your nickname be stressed – celofanas or gandonas?” Slavka asked.
Watch the entire conversation in the video:
Responsibility for threats
Žmonės.lt reminds that according to Article 145 of the Criminal Code, threatening to kill or seriously harm a person’s health or terrorizing a person, when there was sufficient reason to believe that the threat could be carried out, is punishable by community service, a fine, restriction of liberty, arrest, or imprisonment for up to two years.
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