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ER Editor: Readers may be interested in this one-page post titled RUSSIAN IDEOLOGY. Written by Aleksandr Dugin, it is a bit brief but clear nonetheless. Here’s a taste:
The West aspires to universality – dictates to everyone else what is man, life, body, time, space, society, politics, economics. And against this, now we, as the State-Civilization, present our concept of Russian man, Russian life, Russian body, Russian time, Russian space, Russian society, Russian politics, Russian economy. The concept is exciting. All this must not only be defended, but rediscovered and even recreated. And what is not there, imagine, design, build.
The first part is the eradication of westernization. The second part is creating the Russian future.
The full text is worth digesting. It says a lot in very little space.
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Russia will ban the adoption of children to countries where sex change is allowed
The Russian State Duma is considering a law that would ban the adoption of Russian children by citizens of countries where sex change is allowed. The project, led by Vyacheslav Volodin, is expected to be reviewed in September.
LE MEDIA EN 4-4-2
Russian State Duma is preparing to discuss a controversial bill banning the adoption of Russian children by citizens of countries where sex change is allowed. Planned for consideration in September, this text has already been submitted to the regional authorities for their opinion.
Content of the Bill
According to TASS (ER: browsers will translate), the bill, presented at the beginning of July under the initiative of a group of deputies led by the president of the Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin, it aims to amend the Family Code of the Russian Federation. According to the details of the project, it proposes prohibiting citizens of countries where sex change is legal from becoming adoptive parents or guardians of Russian children. This ban extends to countries that allow the use of drugs for gender change, as well as those that allow modification of identity documents to reflect a different gender.
The countries concerned
If this law is passed, it will affect the citizens of many countries, including Australia, Austria, Argentina, Belgium, Great Britain, Germany, Denmark, Iceland, Spain, Italy, Canada, Norway, Finland, Switzerland and Estonia. According Volodin, these new rules aim to protect Russian children from influences they deem contrary to Russian values.
Next steps
This bill is already giving rise to various reactions, with criticism coming from certain countries concerned and human rights organizations. The State Duma has planned to examine this text in detail during its September session, and a final decision on its adoption will be taken at a later date. Regional authorities have until 20 August to submit their opinions and comments on this project.
Source
Featured image source, Russian State Duma: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/discussing-sensitive-war-topics-russian-duma-halts-live-broadcasts-2022-10-18/
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