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Saint Nicholas vs. Father Frost, 15 Euros for the Revolution, and Veteran Badges: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"

🤯 The Comedy Club on the TNT channel decided make a joke about the repressions and emigration of dissent through a parody of "Dozhd." 

"Today, as always, we'll talk about the fate of bleak Russia from our studio in sunny Vilnius. It doesn't matter who you are—a freegan from Tbilisi, a polyamorous person from Bali, or a feminist from Berlin—we welcome all Russians and, of course, your donations. Our ambitious goal today is 15 euros to overthrow the regime," the sketch reads.

🤯 To the Ministry of Digital Development entered A parliamentary inquiry was submitted to develop a domestic Call of Duty game where players would be able to shoot at representatives of "unfriendly" countries. "The protagonist would be a Russian soldier or intelligence officer, and the antagonists and targets would be representatives of Ukraine, the UK, the US, and France," Mikhail Delyagin, deputy chairman of the Committee on Economic Policy, described his inquiry.

🤯 United Russia party member badge sell In Yakutia, for 1500 rubles. The seller explained that such a bear was issued in 2007, along with a party card. "P.S. Party veteran," the seller introduced himself. "And this in the year of our party's anniversary," the United Russia members protested.

🤯 Communists from Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug-Yugra on the eve of the elections requested Asking for help from the AI ​​Stalin. In a video generated by a neural network, the district's leading communist, Alexei Savintsev, asks the leader for instructions on the development of Surgut. Stalin replies, "The order must be such that even a snowstorm knows its route."

🤯 In Russia, the number of marriages increased due to the "SVO", as the war showed that people "need to have some guarantees" said Lawyer Nadezhda Shvyreva. However, Shvyreva called those who, despite the existing support for the institution of family in the country, believe that in a couple, "no one owes anyone anything" and there's no need to rush to legalize their relationship "marginalized."

🤯 In the Russian Orthodox Church called upon Tell children about St. Nicholas the Wonderworker instead of Father Frost. Because St. Nicholas is a "reality" and a "living saint" who "still performs numerous miracles, as evidenced by numerous testimonies," stated Priest Fyodor Lukyanov, head of the Russian Orthodox Church's Patriarchal Commission on Family Issues, the Protection of Motherhood, and Childhood.

🤯 Footballer Artem Dzyuba starred In an advertisement for the national messenger MAX, the footage gives the impression that Dzyuba is once again recording an intimate video: he's lying on a bed, shirtless, saying the phrase, "Oh yeah..." However, a few seconds later, it becomes clear that he's holding a smartphone with the MAX messenger app open.