Thought crime starts young in Russia

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Tranquillus in Exile

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This picture was drawn by Masha Moskaleva, a 12-tear-old schoolgirl in Yefremov, south of Moscow. It shows the Ukrainian and Russian flags with the inscription "No to war!". When they saw it, her school called the police.

Masha is now in a children’s home. Her father Alexei, a single parent, is under house arrest facing criminal investigation. The Juvenile Affairs Commission is taking legal action to restrict Alexei's parental rights.

"No one has seen Masha since March 1," says Olga Podolskaya, a local councilor, "despite our attempts to get access to the children's home to find out how she is.”

"She's a good girl, and I've never had a problem with her dad," says pensioner Angelina Ivanovna. "But I'm scared to say anything."

Asked her opinion on what is happening, another neighbor says: "Sorry, I can't tell you." Is she frightened about possible consequences? "Yes, of course."

School director Larisa Trofimova declares: "We believe in ourselves and in our Motherland, which can never make a mistake."

Obviously.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65015289
 
Tranquillus in Exile said:
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This picture was drawn by Masha Moskaleva, a 12-tear-old schoolgirl in Yefremov, south of Moscow. It shows the Ukrainian and Russian flags with the inscription "No to war!". When they saw it, her school called the police.

Masha is now in a children’s home. Her father Alexei, a single parent, is under house arrest facing criminal investigation. The Juvenile Affairs Commission is taking legal action to restrict Alexei's parental rights.

"No one has seen Masha since March 1," says Olga Podolskaya, a local councilor, "despite our attempts to get access to the children's home to find out how she is.”

"She's a good girl, and I've never had a problem with her dad," says pensioner Angelina Ivanovna. "But I'm scared to say anything."

Asked her opinion on what is happening, another neighbor says: "Sorry, I can't tell you." Is she frightened about possible consequences? "Yes, of course."

School director Larisa Trofimova declares: "We believe in ourselves and in our Motherland, which can never make a mistake."

Obviously.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65015289
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I bet a story like this gives leftists a hard on. They would l love to do this to kids and parents who disagree with their agenda.
 
Even American preschools now push the ideology of power.....Americans have no leg to stand on complaining about the thought control in other lands.
 
Alexei Moskalev has had his daughter taken away. He faces criminal charges for “unpatriotic” social media posts. And people are scared to say anything.

Happens all the time in America, RIGHT?
 
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