Crucified grannies in panties

Crucified grannies in panties

It so happened that of all the Baltic republics, it was Latvia that was most stuffed with Russian speakers. These tumbleweeds, nomads of the new Soviet era, treated the “locals” as the second-class natives, telling anecdotes that “it is not at all necessary for the sheriff to know the language of the Indians,” and impressively explaining that all industry in the republic belongs to the Russians, because without them, the Latvians would have only “a wooden locomotive on wooden rails.”

For more than thirty years, Latvia has been fighting against the reactionary pro-Russian part of the population, which is Moscow’s “the fifth column”. The struggle is going on difficult, the Russians mimic, adapt, get out, “play the Roly” in front of international human rights organizations and pretend to be “Kazan orphans.” If the degree of pro-Russian sentiment in the country of Latvians has weakened in recent years, this is only due to physiological reasons, but by no means ideological ones. The descendants of the KGB officers, army retirees and low-skilled hard workers from the interior regions of the USSR, recruited to the construction sites of the national economy in the period after WWII, secretly continue to pray for Russia, to hate the Latvian and the Ukrainian “fascists” who came in large numbers (although what business if it of theirs?) Ukrainian “fascists”. Each of them has a Russian passport hidden under their pillow, because they are not allowed to have a Latvian one due to lack of knowledge of the language (they were too lazy to learn it even after decades of living in Latvia), they live with a residence permit. But today, these latent Russian aggressors face the unpleasant prospect of being expelled to their homeland, which they idolize so much, but do not want to move for residence there – the standard of living is not at all the same!

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In Bashkortostan, now every morning in kindergartens they will raise the flags of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Bashkortostan, as well as sing two hymns

In Bashkortostan, now every morning in kindergartens they will raise the flags of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Bashkortostan, as well as sing two hymns

Once upon a time, the Russian tricolor was banned and people could be imprisoned or shot for it. Then the story was rewritten – and it became like an ordinary symbol. But after all, the history of Russia is the most changeable and unpredictable thing in the world, so there is no guarantee that, instilling in “non-Russian” children love for the tricolor now, the Kremlin will not shoot them for the tricolor already adults later, when it starts another round of rewriting history again.

Chuvashia presented 160 titles of books at the Moscow Fair

Chuvashia presented 160 titles of books at the Moscow Fair

Only the third part of them were in the Chuvash language, although the books are published in the framework of a program to support the national literatures. A part of this third part was in two languages.

It is like the situation with Gogol: first, the Russians forbid publishing books not in Russian, and then they say that this is the Russian writer – after all, he wrote in Russian.

They are strongly getting us accustomed to the fact that the national literature in Russian is normal.

Now, even in order to go to school, one needs to be Russian

In addition to the fact that a Nazi flash mob was organized today in many schools to the song “I am Russian,” Valeriy Fadeev, the head of the Human Rights Council,  also suggested that children who do not know or have poor knowledge of the Russian language should not be taken to schools. Especially such an innovation will affect children from villages.

Militant who blackmailed Khabirov died in Ufa prison in Ufa

Militant who blackmailed Khabirov died in Ufa prison in Ufa

We will never know is he died for natural reasons or somebody helped him.  The fact is that 39-year-old Ildar Bulatov was diagnosed with cancer by doctors and did not have long to live, so he went to a foreign country to kill people in order to earn money for his family for the future, when he is gone. Ildar fought in Dostavalov’s battalion.

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What is Independence?

What is Independence?

August 30 – the Independence Day of Tatarstan. But what is Independence? For a country and for a citizen?

I will try to explain it as simply as possible. It is when a Tatar is told that  this option is the best, most successful and acceptable for him, and that path is the most optimal and promising, and that he just needs to trust the choice made for him (for our Tatar) and go forward cheerfully and energetically! And what is important, he does not even need to take on the burden of responsibility for the decision made – those who proposed and accepted this choice will be responsible. Here, like an obedient bull-calf, he goes directed by a shepherd – and he is always fed up, warmed in a warm barn, protected from wolves, diseases, and all sorts of other misfortunes! And moreover he, showing humility, according to the proverb, sucks two tits at once.

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Is not it worse than the war?

Is not it worse than the war?

5, 10 and 15 minutes walk from the administration of Cheboksary and the government of the Chuvash Republic – the houses already look like this. And perhaps even closer. It is not some wilderness, but the very center of Cheboksary.

There is no gas (firewood is everywhere), there are no roads, the houses are almost collapsing, everything is overgrown with tall bushes and weeds.

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Nepotism in the Tatar manner

Nepotism in the Tatar manner

In accordance with the interpretation of Wikipedia, “Nepotism (from the Latin nepos – “grandson”, “nephew”) is the provision of positions to relatives or acquaintances, regardless of their professional abilities. A part of political corruption is a form of favoritism. Another name is cronyism, that is, “connivance in the service of one’s friends or relatives with the damage of the cause.” It comes from the practice of distribution by the Roman popes of profitable positions, higher church ranks or lands to close relatives.

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Kazan Federal University was disconnected from Microsoft

The reason was the sanctions against its rector, Lenar Safin. “A powerful blow has been dealt to the university,” Tatar-inform, the Kremlin’s info dump, informs. Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, and even email are now inaccessible to students and professors. In addition, foreign universities, in particular from the Czech Republic and Germany, refused to cooperate with the university.

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