LGBT is, of course, fear and horror for the Russian world, but not really

The fact is that yes – it is forbidden even just in the children’s theater to play the role of women for men and vice versa, and it is also forbidden to draw a rainbow in children’s coloring books.

The Christmas ‘ceasefire’ announced by Putin has come to an end.

Of course, no one, not even Putin himself, was going to abide by this decision. It was a common propaganda move, which was part of the “multi-move” that Putin was leading in relation to Erdogan.

Gauleiter Minnikhanov signed the law on rais.

Now, officially, from 2025, there will be no president in Tatarstan, but there will be a rais. If we let Russia live until 2025.

This is reported by the TG channel of the Bashkir politician Ruslan Gabbasov. The proxy authorities of Bashkortostan actively sculpted from Fanis the image of a “faithful Bashkir” – whose interests completely coincided with the interests of Moscow, and whose personal life was service to Putin and Khabirov. Propaganda relentlessly published reports about Khusainov and his “exploits” in Ukraine, talked about him on social networks and drew comics in his honor.

Struggle is conflict, sacrifice, blood, sweat and tears. Without this, there will be no freedom, no own state. This is the main lesson of 2022.

A white person eats a ripe pineapple, a black person eats a pineapple soaked with rot,

The white work is done by a white person, the black work is done by a black person.

V. Mayakovsky

On January 5, 1905, a priest Georghiy Gapon gave the rebels the idea that the king, they say, did not know about the aspirations of the mob and the working people, did not know about the troubles of the unfortunate sufferers of the empire.

You already know that first the empire destroys our cultures and languages, and then cracks down on the peoples. The surviving mankurts go to seize new territories, where everything will start anew – the destruction of a foreign culture, language, people.

Do you remember this famous passage from the Hadji Murat novel by Lev Tolstoy, where he writes about the attitude of Chechens towards Russians?

Let me give some quotes from it:

The so-called “head” of Chuvashia is a non-elected person. He was simply appointed by the occupation authorities. No one in the so-called “federation” has the right to vote and the right to choose – we all know this. Nobody asks people if they want this power. Everyone is simply put before the fact. Even among the imperials, no one has the right to vote, let alone among everyone else.

The author assumes that the very title of his article-reflection on the theme of the Islamic religion in the national liberation struggle will evoke protest in some readers, therefore he warns in advance that he is a devout adherent of Sunni Islam. His attitude to his and his ancestors’ faith, is as it should be for a Muslim – reverence and respect. Therefore, he asks readers not to rush to conclusions and read to the end of the article.

The All-Russian population census showed a steady downward trend in the number of the Tatar nation. In 2002 there were 5 554 600 Tatars living in Russia, in 2010 this number dropped to 5 310 600, and in 2021 it completely collapsed to 4 713 669. That is, the depopulation of the Tatar nation has not only continued over the past decades – it is accelerating at a terrible pace.

Such business cards are distributed in Krasnodar near the Carnival shopping mall. Marketing gods.

These slogans are missing there:

The Forum of the Free Peoples of Post-Russia has published such a cringe map of a possible “Russia of the future”.

Pensioner Roza Abaidullina and pensioner Sabira Yuldasheva live in the same microdistrict of a large Volga city. They have known each other for a long time, because they once worked at the same factory, and they became friends there. They help each other in life with moral support, share the successes and problems of their families. The level of prosperity, the composition of the family are approximately the same. Husbands are also pensioners, and also Tatars. There are two adult children in each family, but the children do not know each other, they only know about each other’s existence. The Yuldashevs have two sons, while the Abaidullins have an older daughter and a younger son.