French scholar who studied Tatars dies at the age of 94

French scholar who studied Tatars dies at the age of 94

Hélène Carrère d’Encausse was the first woman to head the Académie française in 1999, founded in the XVII century by Cardinal Richelieu.

Hélène studied the Tatars and Tatarstan, and was also one of the first to predict the imminent disintegration of the USSR: in 1978, she described this in The Ruined Empire (L’Empire éclaté), the scientific work. Hélène’s father was a Georgian composer, and her mother was from central Russia and had German roots.

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Сultural revolution

Сultural revolution

Volodya Kotlyarov, soloist and songwriter of the Pornofilm group, says that the Russian language was implanted by force, that all regions are different, and in the end concludes that Russia will disintegrate.

It is good when people of mass culture begin to understand the need for struggle.

An idea truly captures the population when it becomes truly mass one.

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Mass dismissals of the military and the preparation of a new rebellion against the Kremlin

Mass dismissals of the military and the preparation of a new rebellion against the Kremlin

After Prigozhin`s rebellion, intensified purges in the Russian army continue. According to the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW), commanders from some of the most combat-ready units and units of the Russian Armed Forces are being fired, and possibly arrested. British intelligence reports that Russian officers are seriously dissatisfied with what is happening.

A new military rebellion is brewing in the Russian Federation, the threat of which is very frightening to the Kremlin and the leadership of the Ministry of Murders. And this new rebellion, according to the bunker dictator and his henchmen, could be much more dangerous than Prigozhin’s action, since it will probably affect the combat generals of the army who are in the zone of the military actions in Ukraine. Their action against the Russian authorities will have much more serious consequences for the Kremlin.

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Today is International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Great Terror

Today is International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Great Terror

Russia always tries to use any such date in such a way as to spit in the face of all the victims and their descendants, ridicule its atrocities and hint that it will joyfully commit new ones.

This time is no exception: Russia 1 impudently asked the diplomats who came to honor the memory of the victims if they knew “about the shooting of civilians in Donbas.” Shooting, which Russia itself organized and continues to organize, passing off its terrorism as someone else’s, its crimes as someone else’s. Even on this day, the cities of Donbas were shelled, according to the established Russian tradition.

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A part of the 9-year war, almost forgotten by everyone

Now they are actively writing only about those who died over the past year and a half, calling these figures the total losses in the war. But the total losses should be calculated for the entire time of the war. Then, just like now, not only contract soldiers, but also conscripts died.

In fact, now the grown up children are dying of those who died then. Parents themselves chose such a fate for their children – the empire is above all. An empire in which there is no place for the indigenous peoples.

Russia has already figured out how to jam Starlink

Russia has already figured out how to jam Starlink

Therefore, the technology, which was predicted as promising for use in the conditions of a possible disconnection of the Runet from the global Internet, is also becoming inaccessible. In addition, these stations can be easily found, and Starlink owner Elon Musk has repeatedly been noticed with his pro-Russian views, so he can cooperate with the Russian Federation to provide data on all users of the system. He even turned off his units right during the battles for Kherson in order to be able to influence the outcome of the battle and give the Russian Federation an advantage.

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“Russian strike of retaliation, but not everything is so unequivocal.” How does it work?

“Russian strike of retaliation, but not everything is so unequivocal.” How does it work?

A few days or weeks before the strike, the area where the attack will take place is reconnoitered, it is explored what is out there and how effective this strike will be. Then one needs to wait until the enemy strikes somewhere or come up with such a strike. The reason is not important – it is important to state that there is such a reason.

Then to launch missiles. No matter how many there are, at least half or even most of them should hit civilians, and a certain percentage of missiles should hit a military facility. And then to make a statement, we hit the military facility, and they, the bastards, shot down our missiles and this happened. If they had not shot down the missiles, everything would have been fine.

So it turns out that they have three trump cards in the hands at once:

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Racial equality in the People’s Prison

Racial equality in the People’s Prison

Is there racism in Russia? Russian officialdom denies the existence of such a phenomenon completely! In a philistine, primitive consideration of the problem, it turns out that, on the one hand, there are no Afro-Russians in Russia, so the division by skin color is not striking. And on the other hand – “churki”, “narrow-eyed people” – what kind of words are these? Is it a manifestation of brotherly love and equality? It is true, these contemptuous nicknames cannot be completely identified with racial exclusion, because Russians / Great Russians have such nicknames in store for representatives of other nations – of the same race with them, but of a different culture. They even call their “brothers” Slavs in a similar contemptuous way: “khokhols”, “bulbashi”. Just as lovingly, they call all others, albeit Europeans, but not Great Russians, they name-calling – there are “mamalyzhniki”, and “hachi”, and “rodents”, and “animals”, and yids … For centuries, for example, in the Russian Empire and in the USSR, of which Putin’s Russia is the heir, there was institutionalized state anti-Semitism, when Jews could not get certain professions and freely pursue a career. And many other foreigners were assigned a decorative and representative role in governing the country; in real life, their place was, at best, among the voiceless executors of the decisions of the central Great Russian authorities.

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