How does a person grow up? Fight: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"
🤯 For humanity to mature, it needs to fight for its family, for its people, for its happiness and for its future, считает Archpriest Evgeny Shestopalov from Sudzha. After the "SVO" began, he himself "was about to sign the contract," but "the Lord, thank God, prevented it."
🤯 Lanterns in gratitude to the North Koreans who participated in the liberation of the Kursk region, Launched Students of the school at the Russian embassy in the DPRK.
The lanterns made by Kursk schoolchildren were inscribed with the words "Thank you," "We will win," and "Eternal goodwill" in Korean and Russian.
🤯 Lock migrant workers in a temporary worker's camp and restrict their freedom with a fence proposed State Duma deputy Andrei Gurulev assured that this has already been achieved practically in accordance with the law—"all that remains is to do it."
"Today, the question is literally: do we need migrants? They arrive, they're in a temporary worker's camp, and they don't go anywhere beyond the fence. They work, they get paid, and they leave. That's it," Gurulev said.
🤯 Head of the Safe Internet League Ekaterina Mizulina wrote A denunciation of schoolgirl TikTokers for insulting religious feelings. The children waved toilet brushes over their classmates' heads to the sound of "Christ is Risen" playing.
"This unfortunate trend is the latest in a series of attacks on Orthodoxy. It's a continuation of the systematic effort to discredit the Russian Orthodox Church, which they're trying to lure children into," Mizulina wrote.
🤯 American astronauts have never been to the Moon, and their expeditions were filmed in a special pavilion, рассказал Leonid Konovalov, an employee of the State Film Fund, spoke to schoolchildren at the Orlyonok Children's Center.
He also stated that Elon Musk's Starship spacecraft will never fly to the Moon because it is as much of a sham as the Saturn V and the Apollo spacecraft.
🤯 Governor of the Pskov Region Mikhail Vedernikov saidthat Latvia continues its Russophobic policy: “It is throwing out Russian-speaking people from the country—and not just those who disagree with state policy, but basically everyone, including under the pretext that they cannot pass the Latvian language exam.”
