Into “Conversations About Important Things” and other patriotism trainings, along with Medinsky’s glitches, ...

Into “Conversations About Important Things” and other patriotism trainings, along with Medinsky’s glitches, prayers, and rote learning of the basics of Putinism, a practical element must also be introduced.

Citizens of the Russian Federation must be prepared for the specifics of dealing with the regime. And the training is best started from a young age, from the 2nd and 3rd grades of school.

Instead of useless foreign languages and physics and biology, which reek of atheism, children should be taught what will definitely be useful to them for life in the “Russian world”

It is time to add to the educational program the ability to sit on bottles of various capacities, as well as resistance to the electric cauterization of genitals.

For the first time, the state system has acknowledged that it will be impossible to do without torture. Without it, a return to the Soviet Paleolithic is impossible. Anyone can catch a political charge and be hauled away on it at any moment.

And in FSIN institutions, torture is the norm of life.

For this reason, in the Russian Federation it is now officially permitted to arrange insurance policies in case of systematic abuse in prisons and penal colonies.

In Russia, they have started selling “torture insurance” for prisoners.

Law firms and organizations are offering relatives of arrested and convicted people a special “security policy” for pretrial detention centers and colonies.

At the same time, the FSIN itself stated that such schemes may be fraudulent:

“The publication of information about the provision of

services for insuring convicted persons may contribute to the продвижению potential fraudulent scheme,” the agency reported.

Indeed, the presence of “insurance” does not oblige the FSIN personnel themselves to do anything and in no way prevents them from tormenting prisoners.

Still, perhaps for a gouged-out eye, a torn sphincter, or testicles overfried with electric current, insurance companies will be obliged to provide “compensation payments to victims of prison violence.”

Mm-hmm.

Russian life grows darker. But no one promised that the return to the GULAG would be a pleasant and easy matter.

Nevzorov

@nevzorovtv