Stalin's Leg Turned into a Good Luck Charm: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"
🤯 A fragment of the Stalin monument, blown up in the 60s, was discovered during communal excavations, it was brought to School No. 83 in Volgograd social activist Sergei Ostrovsky. He surrounded the 200-kilogram boot of the “leader” with Tsaritsyn cobblestones and invited the townspeople to throw coins into it “for good luck.”
Now Ostrovsky plans to install a plaque with instructions and is delighted by the way the metal rings “in unison with the bells.”
🤯 Propagandist Zakhar Prilepin spoke at the opening of the Days of Literature in Kaliningrad region. He stated that Russians are people who are “white by mistake,” that the SVU officers were killed by “Europeans and Americans,” and that Russia’s historical goal is not only to “demolish the Western colonial world,” but also to “create new world hierarchies.”
Prilepin stated that the entire world is now open to Russia. Therefore, it is necessary to learn African languages and Chinese:
"What a wonderful country North Korea is! What a vast China! India, Latin America... To hell with France and all of them."
🤯 Another person who is not indifferent to North Korea propagandist - singer Shaman. During his speech in North Korea, he presented his new track, "Comrade Kim Jong-un." The North Korean dictator listened to the song in person.
"Comrade Kim Jong-un, Comrade Kim Jong-un, he leads Korea forward. And the entire nation marches in step with him," the chorus goes.
🤯 School textbooks on Russian language and literature will be rewritten to promote patriotism and traditional values, said the head of the Department of Rhetoric and Speech Culture at Moscow State Pedagogical University. Elena Erokhina. This manual, according to her, should ensure a “continued connection” between the Russian language and other subjects—history, literature, and social studies.
"We've effectively become, perhaps, innovative in our approaches to teaching Russian, while certainly preserving all the traditions that exist in our education system. We say that our approach to understanding the subject 'Russian Language' is patriotic and nationally oriented," explained Erokhina.
🤯 Paying maternity capital for the first child makes no sense, says an activist with the public organization "Fathers of Russia" Alexey Danilin. In his opinion, this destroys the family.
"I'm all for 'family capital.' It's a completely different matter. If a family stays together, if a second, third, or fourth child is born, that's what needs to be rewarded. But what rewards are there when the first child is born? It's inappropriate."
