A quick revolution and anti-drone power: #ShameReview from "NeMoskva"
🤯 Actor Dmitry Dyuzhev At a conference dedicated to a film about the Russian Empire, he spoke about today's younger generation. He believed that young people, raised in comfort, don't know what it means to live poorly, and therefore might consider changing the government.
"It's precisely this generation, born in comfortable times, that doesn't know comparison, and life is experienced through comparison. They don't know what it's like to live poorly. It's precisely this generation that's beginning to think that maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to stage a quick revolution," Dyuzhev stated. "But I want to warn you: things will get very bad if anyone even thinks about it."
🤯 In Russian schools, the normalization of war, which has already become commonplace, continues. An Instagram user named Maria I shared my second-grader's notebook with a solved problem about the lifting capacity of drones and quadcopters.
"I thought: he must have written some nonsense. I opened the textbook and there was a problem about drones, what they are, a picture <…>. Why is a second-grade child counting drones and not apples and pyramids like we used to?" the mother wondered.
🤯 Kurgan Governor Vadim Shumkov He criticized the “consumer society,” which “needs neither God nor children,” and proposed preparing Russians for large families from kindergarten onward.
Shumkov argues that boys need to be taught that they are future "heads of large families with many children," and girls need to be told about motherhood and the "value of a large family."
🤯 Priest of the Russian Orthodox Church Siluan (Pasenko)stated that the relics Dmitry Donskoy, arrived in Sevastopol, helped reduce the number of drone attacks on the city.
"We don't try to connect miraculous manifestations with the reality that surrounds us; we approach this with caution, first and foremost. Nevertheless, we truly feel the patronage of Dmitry Donskoy," Silouan assured.
The reliquary containing the relics of Dmitry Donskoy arrived at St. Vladimir's Cathedral in Chersonesos on the evening of September 17. At that time, contrary to the priest's words, local television stations were recording the arrivals, and residents were complaining of explosions.
