Divide et impera

Divide et impera

Yesterday, after the missile hit the market in Donetsk, 28 people died, and today Lavrov spoke at the UN about this – this is how Russia prepares for speeches in international organizations.

And it is like that every time. Before each meeting at the UN, Russia kills several dozen civilians in the territory it controls, so that it has something to present as “just look, it is our villain enemy.”

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Peaceful rally and the laws of the occupation authorities: what should we do?

Peaceful rally and the laws of the occupation authorities: what should we do?

The occupation authorities and their henchmen can change any law to suit themselves. Therefore, no matter how much we try not to break their “law”, we will never succeed. For them, even the fact that we do not consider ourselves part of the Russians is already a violation of the law. There is no point in obeying their rules. We will violate them in any case. If we do not break them when they are in effect, the laws will be changed retroactively, and we will still turn out to be violators.

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The State Duma wants to consider a law on mandatory advertising in Russian

The State Duma wants to consider a law on mandatory advertising in Russian

Russians and Mankurts constantly tell us, “Your languages are widely used and well developed in your republics, so why do you want to break away from Russia?” And now even advertising will be only in Russian. In this way they are going to protect the Russian language from foreign influence. For example, from Arabisms, Persianisms, Turkisms, etc. It is worth remembering that for them we are also like foreigners, only bonded ones.

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With big numbers on the duped head

With big numbers on the duped head

Midhat Shaghiakhmetov, the head of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Tatarstan, told the beautiful statistics that only he knows where it was taken from. Allegedly in 4 years, Tatarstan allocated 51 billion rubles to the national projects.

Firstly, this is very little, given that Tatarstan gives from 600 million to 1.2 trillion of his money to Moscow, for which they could  build new Emirates.

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The Russian Orthodox Church in Tatarstan scolds “Tatars and ped*rasts”

The Russian Orthodox Church in Tatarstan scolds “Tatars and ped*rasts”

The Church of the Epiphany in Yegoryevo is famous not only because the poet Derzhavin was baptized there. Rumors about the disgusting behavior of the superior, Archpriest Pavel Matveev, have been circulating in the Laishevsky district for a long time, but now they have reached the prosecutor’s office. On January 27, residents of Kaipy, Sokury, Berezovka, as well as Yugary Karmachy (Upper Karmachy) and Tuben Karmachy (Lower Karmachy) turned to the prosecutor of the Republic of Tatarstan Ildus Nafikov with a request to find justice for the unruly priest. Tatar Scout talks about this.

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Progress of the USA and the West against the “decaying” Russia: space achievements and creative freedom

While billionaires in Russia appear only by plundering resources and earning money from wars, and then try to take their fortune abroad and live comfortably there, in the “decaying West” they either become billionaires, driving progress, or, having already become a billionaire, a person invests huge amounts of money into science, so as not to lose, but to increase his capital, bringing benefit along the way.

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Khabirov whines of being tired of opening hospitals in the northeast of the republic

Khabirov whines of being tired of opening hospitals in the northeast of the republic

Firstly, why on earth is he participating in this at all, if he seems to be the head of the republic, and not the minister of health? Does he not have anything else to do? These are ordinary hospitals, and not some kind of super-achievement that has never existed before (although everything is leading to the fact that the opening of a hospital will be considered a super-achievement). And Khabirov himself is in no way involved in the organization and arrangement of these hospitals.

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