He tried to talk about the losses of Ukraine and stated, that Ukraine allegedly loses 50,000 soldiers per month, 25,000 of them are killed, while (according to him) Russian soldiers die 5 times less. 

Then, in the 60s, Andy Warhol, an iconic American artist of Ukrainian origin, painted portraits of Chairman Mao in his famous manner, four portraits in two rows, colored with acidic shades… Remember his paintings, you all have seen them: cans of Campbell’s soup, Marilyn Monroe and Mao Zedong. An icon of style and revolutionary myths of the 60s of ХХ century. Mao with the face of a good-natured man in his shapeless cap with a star.

The so-called “ethnic terrace” in the capital of the republic has retained only the name “Inenarmun” from the Erzya language. There is neither a menu nor service in Erzya language. It is unlikely that Ineshkipaz would have ordered the executor of his will to speak in a foreign language to the Erzyans and on Erzyan land. After all, he ordered the Erzyans to take care of their land, and not about the development of the culture and language of newcomers from a foreign land.

An addition was made to the Constitution of Chuvashia (at least it is still called so) – now the Moscow leader can decide to dismiss the “head” of Chuvashia immediately after the leader of the republic (still a republic that once had its own president and the population of which had the right to elect choose) is recognized as a “foreign agent”.

The toponymic commission of the capital of Tatarstan refused activist Dmitry Rumyantsev’s suggestion to name streets in the city after Boris Yeltsin and Ramzan Kadyrov, referring to difficulties with the allocation of funds and the dissatisfaction of local residents. The Kazan authorities responded with the same refusal, referring to the law that at least 10 years should pass after the death of an outstanding personality.

Farmers from Otyazhele Veles, Atyashevsky district, decided to support the story about Peresvet, a Russian monk-warrior who allegedly defeated the Horde Chetlubey in single combat during the Battle of Kulikovo. Historians consider Peresvet, Chetlubey, and the Battle of Kulikovo itself to be fiction, but this does not in the least hinder lovers of alternative history.

Some nights in some Russian territories from a certain point may become not entirely cozy and calm. What is the cause? And think for yourself…

A couple of days ago, Russian planes attacked the Epicenter construction supermarket in Kharkov with two guided bombs. Of course, no one intended to harm peaceful Ukrainian citizens and civil infrastructure. The task was to hit American military instructors and CIA agents hiding among cans of paint, as well as the “UAV assembly base”… Well, the one in the plumbing department, among the faucets and toilets! It was there, according to Russian military analysts, that the Khokhols (Ukrainians) made these damned drones! As a result, 19 people were killed, more than 40 were injured, but for some reason – all civilians, including children. The fire in the supermarket took 16 hours, leaving only overheated pieces of iron and charred cinders. DNA tests are collected from small children to identify the fragmented and charred remains of their relatives: dads, moms…

Usually, after several generations, immigrants begin to lose their roots, forget their language and customs. All that remains of their origin is the memory that their ancestors were from such and such a country – without details.

Nikolaev figured out how to spread Chuvash culture throughout the world – just conquer foreign countries and take children from there to Chuvashia, where people will supposedly instill in them love for Chuvash culture (in fact, for the Russian culture of the regional Chuvash style).

Let’s say the rushists justify the conquest of the Kazan, Astrakhan, Siberian, Crimean and Kasimov khanates by the fact that their eternal enemies were supposedly there, who raided and took the Muscovites into slavery. And the Muscovites came to “punish”.

It was created on the basis of ancient maps and documents, where the boundaries and names of states were indicated.

Does anyone see where that same Russia is, which supposedly “was formed in 862” and “always” owned everything around it, so no one has the right to independence from it? Does anyone even see the name “Russia”? Well, at least near Moscow? It seems that “Muscovy” is written there too. Where is that “Holy Moscow Rus’”, about which it is stated that it “united” peoples around itself?

Zulfiya Sitdikova from the Yabloko (Apple) party drew two posters “Way 9” and “No to War”, for which she was sentenced “rehabilitation of Nazism” and “discrediting” the  Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. This is not a harsh sentence at all, when compared with the sentences that people from national movements receive only for defending the rights of their nations. It is not beneficial for Moscow to impose long prison sentences on those people who can help it keep the national republics in the Kremlin’s orbit of influence. After all, Sitdikova, like the entire Yabloko party, are supporters of neo-federalism, adherents of signing a new federal treaty with the “beautiful Russia of the future.”

It calls this process “consolidation.” These regions were invented exclusively on economic grounds, and specifically on Councils of National Economy. Their goal is that raw materials and products most efficiently get from these colonies to the center of the empire, and that they could be managed without regard to any indigenous peoples, since their existence would not only be not recognized (as it is now practically not recognized), but would in principle be prohibited.

In our perception, this formula is fixed in the Roman version: “Divide and conquer!” But in general, I think, this method of managing conquered nations existed among all empires, both before Rome and after it – from the times of Ancient Egypt to the Russian Empire. It is not without reason that the latter received the eloquent name “prison of nations.” And in prison, as everyone knows, God forbid you allow prisoners to unite – a riot will immediately arise.

This is what happened in the renewed Soviet empire, when, after WWII, front-line prisoners managed to consolidate in the GULAG system (Correctional Labor Camps – prison) with Bandera’s “forest brothers” and convict groups of natives of one country or locality. Uprisings broke out in the camps: Ekibastuz, Vorkuta, Norilsk, Taishet, Kengir. And the archipelago GULAG archipelago fell…

While pensioners from free countries travel, work or raise grandchildren, Chuvash pensioners are occupied with the war. It turns out that in order to live long, one has to take lives away. These are the energy vampires in Tsivilsk style.

Saval Center for Active Longevity is the name of a new place for leisure for pensioners in Чурачăк (Churachăk) village near Çĕрпӳ (Çĕrpӳ) Tsivilsk, where they were are occupied with weaving camouflage nets, collecting all kinds of uniforms and food for the Kremlin army. Is this what old age should be like?