The Mankurts from Tyva boast about how they “liberated” part of Avdeevka for the Muscovites. They report to their employers to be paid money for the war. Unlike these Mankurts, the residents of Avdeevka spoke this language completely, flawlessly.

On February 15, 1994, the so-called “new federal agreement” was signed between the Resource Federation and Tatarstan. Instead of struggling for independence, the then leadership of Tatarstan decided to exchange freedom for the promised mountains of gold and prosperity. Otherwise, they promised to raze Tatarstan to the ground. However, as it usually happens, the one who has chosen bread instead of freedom loses both freedom and bread.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, there was a certain period of turbulence in the Kremlin’s possessions, which gave rise to a certain degree of freedom in the colonies. Just a little more and the instability would have reached the scale of the complete collapse of the under-empire.

In 1989, a resolution of the Congress of People’s Deputies of the USSR condemned the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Putin canceled this resolution and ordered that the invasion be considered a righteous deed.

The bunker king signed a law on confiscation of property “for fakes about the army.”

And immediately his military correspondents began to write that the crew of the Caesar Kunikov, which sank today after an attack by surface drones, was alive. Like, only the ship was damaged.

The trenches are under the control of Muscovites, but they do not take their dead people. Judging by the degree of decomposition in wintertime, the corpses lie there for several weeks. There is no movement in front  in that place, so they are in control over the trenches. Muscovites walk over pieces of their fellows and live with their corpses in the trenches: eat, sleep and fight. When it rains or thaws, the slurry of the dead people spreads over the trenches, flooding the blindages.

True Muscovite necrophilia, which stretches from the depths of centuries and is embedded in the mentality to always repeat and repeat again surrounding themselves with many corpses. This is what they wanted to repeat. They wanted the indigenous peoples to lie there instead of them, and they would walk over our bodies, talking about great victories at our expense.

The satisfied and well-fed face in the first photo is volunteer terrorist Alexander Smirnov from Bolshiye Ermuchashi, Kilemary district, Mari El.

He went to establish the Russian World in Ukraine, because he was sure that it had long and finally been established in Mari El, and the Mari supposedly agreed with this state of affairs.

Karabash is a Bashkort town in the Chelyabinsk region, which symbolizes the future of both the entire Idel-Ural (if the status of the servile republics is maintained) and Bashkortostan in particular.

As usual, Moscow is trying to remove all such information from Internet search engines – a typical technique of varnishing reality.

It was proposed to rename the position of head to elteper – the title of vassal through the mouth of Nikolai Fedorov, the Kremlin puppet. Allegedly, it is an accurate reflection of the position of the Chuvash as vassals of Moscow that will help return to the “centuries-old traditions” of the Chuvash people.

The occupation gauleiter of Udmurtia wrote a solemn post in his Telegram channel that they managed to find one of the girls whom Soviet propaganda filmed for a staged photo in the newspaper, where they wrote pretentious feuilletons about the hard labor construction of the Izhkar-Balezino railway.

Over the past year in Tatarstan, more than 9,000 people signed a contract with the  Armed Forces of Russia, said Evgeny Tokmakov, the head of the collection point for military service with a contract in Kazan. How many residents of the republic were mobilized is still a mystery. The Tatar Scout tells about this.

Recently, attacks on Russian oil depots have become commonplace: on January 25, at an oil refinery in Tuapse, the only one on the Black Sea coast of the Russian Federation, after two powerful explosions, a large-scale fire started, equipment for the primary processing of oil products, namely the vacuum and atmospheric columns, was damaged. The annual capacity of the Rosneft enterprise in Tuapse is 12 million tons; after a large fire, production stopped.

While Moscow residents laughed at the Kyiv metro, where snow fell in the carriage, they did not care about the fact that such a tram was running in Kazan.

By the way, it is customary for us to “wear” trams, trolleybuses, electric train carriages and metro carriages after Moscow, rather than buy new ones. Everything   new and intact is always for Moscow residents, and let the colonies be content with scraps from the master’s table and cast-offs.

I am reading an interview with the leaders of “Russian dissenters”, maybe, this word will now most succinctly define the category of people previously called “Russian opposition”, “democratic opposition”, “anti-war activists”, “environmental activists”… “Do they still exist?”, I ask myself. Sane Russians of different ethnic origins and political orientations assess the results of 2023 with sadness and disappointment. Actually, those who give interviews and speak out loud about the political picture being already beyond the borders of the Russian Federation, within the country such conversations on such topics are already, in principle, impossible. The silent Russian majority, if they evaluate at least something critically, then, according to “common reasoning,” preferring even in communication with the closest interlocutors (sometimes even in disputes with relatives), to accept figures of silence, and to give out loud only absolute euphemisms. To assess and explain the social and political situation, they (and we too) have to resort to the formula that has long been stamped into the subconscious of Russians: “a step to the right, a step to the left is considered an escape, a jump on the spot is a provocation.”

He said that he would run for such a SERIOUS region as Tatarstan – if he was excluded from the presidential campaign.

Of course, SERIOUS – the richer the feeding trough for Moscow is, the more seriously they regard it, so as not to lose it.

Nadezhdin’s great-great-grandfather Abram Belenky refused the St. George Cross because he was a Jew, and the holders of this cross made massacres of Jews, venting their anger for the defeat in the war on at least someone “non-Russian” – after all, the Russians could not be to blame under any circumstances. When the Bolsheviks also came to Ukraine, Nadezhdin’s grandfather Vladimir Belenky fled from these ghouls to Uzbekistan – then the red plague had not yet carried out such large-scale repressions there as in Ukraine or Kazakhstan.

Operations to change the shape of the eyes are becoming increasingly popular in the Russian Federation. If previously, complete assimilation in appearance could take centuries, now a few operations are enough – and you are already Russian. Even more Russian than those who had already become Russians before.