Hanging Putin on the Christmas tree, the bogatyrs' baby boom, and the "Patriot's Commandments": #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"
🤯 On the shelves Yekaterinburg Christmas tree decorations with images appeared Vladimir Fishing seasonThe sellers claim the glass balls are hand-painted. The Putin Christmas tree ornament costs 699 rubles.
"There are many beautiful items on the counter, but these balloons attract a lot of attention. People come up to them, show interest, but don't buy. Maybe they're checking out the prices, or maybe it's just too early," the salespeople explained.
However, balloons with Putin's image have already appeared on marketplaces. The acrylic balloons are priced higher—around 4,5 rubles, I noticed. NotMoscowBut you can find it cheaper.
🤯 "Patriot Commandments" have appeared at Kuban State University. According to one student, this inscription alternates with New Year's greetings.
To understand the essence of the commandments, the first two points are enough: “Know that the enemies of Russia are the enemies of God and humanity, the enemies of everything you believe in and everything you love.” “Know that the enemies of Russia—Satanists, Nazis, perverts, liberals—want to destroy the soul of each of us.”
🤯 In Pskov The city court held its second "mock trial" in a month. This time, the "game" focused on the detention of a minor defendant.
According to the regional prosecutor's office press service, approximately 20 Pskov schoolchildren were brought to the show trial, where they "asked questions after the mock trial."
🤯 All the wives of the Melnitsa Studio's bogatyrs suddenly became pregnant. This is revealed in the trailer for the new animated film "Three Bogatyrs and a Wedge of Light," scheduled for release at the end of December.
According to the plot Ilya Muromets, Alyosha Popovich и Nikitich "They are expecting a new addition to their families, but the fatherland must once again be saved." Everything is in keeping with the spirit of the times and the state's goals.
"It's a coincidence. There was no government contract. The script had been ready for a long time—I can't say exactly, but about 10 years ago. The time had come to work with it, but not because of any particular trends, just a coincidence." — they assured at the Melnitsa studio.
🤯 In the Moscow region Balashikha They got rid of the discarded textbooks by throwing whole stacks of them out of the windows into the back of a truck. Eyewitnesses noted that many of the textbooks flew past and ended up scattered around the school yard.
"As an adult, it was like a knife to the heart to see this, and the children in the yard saw it too. I think this is common practice today. But we were once taught that books should be protected," reflects one eyewitness.
