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] has repeatedly attempted to push ] into this article, as he has done repeatedly before -- most notably in ]. A new twist is sliding the evaluative claim of "restrictive citizenship laws" in.
] has repeatedly attempted to push ] into this article, as he has done repeatedly before -- most notably in ]. A new twist is sliding the evaluative claim of "restrictive citizenship laws" in.
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Petri Krohn has repeatedly attempted to push disenfranchisement into this article, as he has done repeatedly before -- most notably in Bronze Soldier of Tallinn. A new twist is sliding the evaluative claim of "restrictive citizenship laws" in.
I have removed both of these claims. As of 2007, the idea that immigrants would be "disenfranchised" by "restrictive citizenship laws" is not even a notable WP:POV in Estonian politics anymore, as it was in 1992, or when Max van der Stoel of the OCSE made his infamous declarations. It mainly a private POV of Petri Krohn, and does not deserve Misplaced Pages as its soapbox. Digwuren18:17, 15 May 2007 (UTC)