Former Lithuanian parliament member E. Masiulis has recently published a book that delves into the intricate world of politics, revealing several behind-the-scenes stories. He discusses intriguing conversations involving prominent politicians, including insights from his interactions with E. Gentvilas, who once handed him a mysterious folder. This book serves as a valuable source for understanding the complexities of political relationships in Lithuania and sheds light on the less publicized aspects of political life.

In one of the standout sections of his book, Masiulis reflects on the nature of communication among politicians, categorizing calls into two types: those of human necessity and calls stemming from human kindness. This categorization underscores the idea that amidst the political grind, personal connections and the need for dialogue play a vital role in shaping political decisions. He notes that, especially in positions of authority, one often receives an influx of such 'calls of necessity', which can significantly influence their responsibilities and tie them to various stakeholders.

Masiulis' insights not only illuminate the practical facets of political communication but also aim to demystify the human side of political figures. His experiences highlight how personal relationships can often intersect with political actions, making this book an essential read for those interested in the dynamics of Lithuanian politics. As Masiulis navigates through his reflections, he provides a poignant reminder that behind every political decision lies a network of human interactions and connections.