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.

Does Khabirov never feel sorry for his fellow countrymen, as he cannot fail to understand that the reasons and goals of this war are absolutely alien to the Bashkorts, that they essentially have nothing to do in this 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.

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.

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.

The Kremlin usually uses “foreigners” either as a showcase to demonstrate the ostentatious successes of the Russian world, or as a screen to cover up its evil deeds. It never considers them equals, and at the slightest disagreement it immediately recalls that they are such and such “non-Russians” …

If a new plant is built in Tatarstan (despite the fact that the Republic probably does not need such an exact plant), be sure that it will be blown all over the world. The leadership of the Republic will solemnly welcome high-ranking guests from Moscow, take them around the workshops, demonstrating spacious production facilities and workers hardworking on the assembly line in front of TV cameras. Under the lenses of television cameras, the delegation will be informed about the production plans, the number of jobs, that everything is built no worse than in Japan, that now we can catch up and overtake, provide in full, fulfill the dream of generations, etc., etc. But the main idea of the filmed story, even if not expressed aloud, will be the glorification of the wise leadership, without which the “non-Russians” would not have succeeded. And also a confirmation of the happy life of the native subjects, who voluntarily and far-looking entrusted their fate to the hands of the central leadership, the very Metropolis, without which not a single Tatar housewife would have come up with how to bake belyash on her own. That is why it is necessary to show in the story the happy faces of the favored Tatars, rejoicing at the visit of “A Person himself” from Moscow. Delight from the fact that they were tamed, trained, guided, controlled – in short, “made people”

They also announced the suspension of their participation in the war, following the Wagner`s militants. The reason for this allegedly was the detention by the Finnish police of one of their leaders, Yan Petrovskiy. However, it should be remembered that the Rusich Sabotage Assault Reconnaissance Group and the Wagner`s militants are extremely sympathetic to each other – they have similar aspirations, a similar ideology, and, probably, the same sponsors from the Main Intelligence Directorate. So the detention of Petrovskiy, most likely, can only be a formal cause, but in fact, preparations are underway for something else. The Russian Volunteer Corps, by the way, invited the Wagners to go to Moscow together. Maybe, they will invite the Rusich Sabotage Assault Reconnaissance Group also?

There is no gym, no changing room, first-aid post, teachers’ room, and the canteen and bathrooms do not meet sanitary standards.

The fact is that part of the kindergarten was reconstructed for this school in Alkino village, Chishmanskiy district. They reconstructed it because half of the children grew up, and in the neighboring villages there are no places in schools – after all, even there some schools were closed even earlier due to lack of money for their maintenance.

The list of those killed in the crash of Prigozhin’s airplane also includes flight attendant Kristina Raspopova, 38 years old, originally from Chelyabinsk region, graduated from the Moscow Financial and Law University (MFLA).

Today it may seem somewhat fantastic that the day of debriefing will come, when each citizen of Russia will ask himself how he hastened the fall of the prison of nations.

Someone, for example, will try to tell himself that he was a small person, that nothing depended on him, he could not do anything because of the dense wall of prohibitions on any manifestation of social activity, and attempts to break through them were severely punished by the authorities.

About 200,000 Soviet invaders and 5,000 tanks moved 55 years ago to suppress the Prague Spring. Creatures who did not even have toilet paper went to teach Czechs and Slovaks how to live  – because, instead of a good standard of living, they had a lot of military ammunition.

Many Belarusians were forced to leave Belarus in order not to be killed, as they took an active part in the suppressed revolution of the summer of 2020.

Because of this, they cannot simply extend the validity of the passport of occupied Belarus: it will either not be renewed in order to create problems with living in other countries, or these people can be simply kidnapped when visiting the embassy. If this happened to citizens of other authoritarian states, then this is not excluded in Belarus.

It has long been known that the Kremlin presents all the scientific, social, economic and political achievements of Russian citizens as achievements of Russians, and blames the indigenous peoples for any problems and failures. Although all Russian achievements are made, including at the expense of each of the indigenous peoples: by the hands of their scientists, for their money, resources, etc. In addition, any achievements of Russia are  postponing more and more its disintegration, because if it seems successful and strong, people continue to follow it. That is, by helping Russia even in such a noble cause as science, we are helping to forge the bars on our cell in the prison of peoples.

The Chechen authorities officially and publicly confirmed that Adam, Ramzan Kadyrov’s 15-year-old son, had indeed beaten Nikita Zhuravel, who was accused of burning the Qur’an, in Groznyi’s pre-trial detention center. Chechen officials openly supported this act, and Eva Merkacheva, HRC member, asked the Federal Penitentiary Service to take Zhuravel out of Chechnya as soon as possible.

According to Yosuke Suzuki, a member of the House of Representatives of Japan from the Constitutional Democratic Party, his country does not intend to be led by the Russian Nazis who wished to demand from the Japanese a ban on media coverage or holding any decolonization forums and meetings in Japan.