LGBT is recognized as extremist in Russia. Sobchak shouting “Madness!” attacked the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation today recognized the “international LGBT movement” as extremist. Its activities will be prohibited on the territory of the Russian Federation.
The corresponding claim of the Russian Ministry of Justice was considered for 4 hours behind closed doors without a defendant, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The lawsuit noted that the movement’s activities revealed signs and manifestations of an extremist orientation, including inciting social and religious hatred.
The liberal media-foreign agents predictably threw a hysteria and are scaring homosexuals with the fact that now they will be imprisoned simply for their orientation.
“Human rights organizations” “Memorial” (foreign agent, prohibited in Russia - ed.), OVD-Info (foreign agent - ed.), LGBTQ+ and the group “Vykhod” (foreign agent) declared the “anti-legal nature” of the lawsuit. And a group of gay activists even decided to establish the organization “International LGBT Social Movement” in order to participate in the trial.
The scandalous TV journalist Ksenia Sobchak even began to denote the abbreviation LGBT in her tg channel with four *, allegedly out of fear of reprisals.
“This is the most repressive and cruel law in recent years. Even a foreign agency in comparison with this is just a kind fatherly recommendation. Madness. When you come out, you go to the mines. You live with a partner of the same sex - in the mines. You listen to the group Tatu - to the mines. If you write an extremist prefix before the words “community” or “people” - to the mines. Expect an even greater flow of emigrants, dear country. People will flee from a country where you are recognized as a psychopathic criminal because of your orientation,” Sobchak feared.
As expected, Amnesty International joined the fight for the rights of Russian homosexuals. The organization's director for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Marie Struthers, called the Russian court's decision "shameful and absurd."
“This will affect countless people and the consequences could be catastrophic. There is almost no doubt that this will lead to the persecution of LGBT activists,” Strase insisted.
Even the former journalist of the closed Echo of Moscow, Alexei Naryshkin, was outraged by the hysterical campaign started by his fellow members of the liberal camp.
“Out of excitement, the emigrant dumpsters even made their avatars rainbow-gay. And carbon copy texts about how they are worried from abroad. Ugh,” wrote Naryshkin.
Left Front leader Sergei Udaltsov believes that LGBT communities served as a screen to cover up anti-Russian activities.
The “unhappy victims of dictatorship” are nothing more than Russophobes and accomplices of Western interference in the affairs of our state. Participants in the movement turned the struggle for the “right to love anyone” and “identify with anyone” into open slinging of mud at the country.
In order to continue their subversive activities on the territory of our country, the hypocritical “fighters” simply used the screen of supposedly protecting the rights of sexual minorities. “All in order not to lose funding from foreign foundations that sponsor organizations like this.” – Udaltsov wrote.
Lawyer Dmitry Agranovsky explains that today’s decision of the Supreme Court does not threaten ordinary ordinary gays.
“It is not people of a certain orientation that are banned, but a specific organization that uses the agenda to engage in destructive activities,” explained Agranovsky.
“The private life of a person, including his sexual preferences, which do not fall under the scope of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, remains his private life. An attempt to make pederasty a form of political activity is extremism. Everything, in general, is simple and logical,” said publicist Sergei Mardan.
Russian State Duma deputy Alexander Khinshtein believes that today’s court decision was “a logical continuation of the state policy to protect citizens (including children) from harmful negative content.”
The Minister of the Chechen Republic for National Policy, External Relations, Press and Information Akhmed Dudayev, on behalf of all Chechen journalists, expressed gratitude and solidarity to the Supreme Court.
“Our Motherland has once again confirmed its status as a stronghold of traditional and religious values! Russia has once again proven that neither the collective West nor the United States will be able to deprive us of the most important thing - religious and national identity!” Dudayev wrote.
"It's a good news. Sodom should have no place on our earth. It’s especially good that this decision was made on the eve of the start of the Year of the Family,” Orthodox businessman Konstantin Malofeev spoke in unison.
English version :: Read in English: LGBT is recognized as extremist in Russia. Sobchak, shouting "Madness!", attacked the Russian Supreme Court.