“Such experiments on Russia are inappropriate” - experts comment on Kirill’s words about the migrant lawlessness imposed on society
In Rostov-on-Don, in one of the schools, children of migrants in a group regularly attacked their Russian classmates.
TV presenter Andrei Medvedev wrote about this on his Telegram channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The Investigative Committee is conducting an investigation into the situation. But you know what? Yes, you guessed it. The diasporas have joined the case and are trying to make the Russian man who beat up the boy who was beaten the main culprit. “He said ‘monkeys’, he’s a fascist and incites discord.”
The diaspora has connected various media, including large TG channels (traditionally working for diasporas), which write about the vile Nazi trick and threaten with Article 282. That is, the Nazis are not young gopniks, but the man who saved a Russian child from humiliation and beating turns out to be the main villain. You understand why these children behave this way? Because their parents teach their children to treat Russia and Russians as food,” Medvedev wrote.
The Chairman of the Synodal Department for Relations of the Church with Society and the Media of the Moscow Patriarchate, Vladimir Legoida, reacted warmly to his post.
“Well, will someone again say that the Patriarch was wrong when speaking about the problem of migrants?” Legoyda wrote, referring subscribers to the heated discussion that erupted in connection with the recent statement of Patriarch Kirill.
At a meeting with students of the Moscow Pedagogical State University (MPGU), the Patriarch criticized the Moscow authorities for actively attracting migrants to the capital’s labor market.
“This kind of people does not become close to us either in faith or culture. They have their own faith and their own culture. An educated, intelligent Russian person must respect both the faith and culture of other people, but if another faith, another culture spreads so much that at some point they become equal or, God forbid, begin to dominate, then we will lose country, we will lose our identity,” Kirill said.
The Mufti of Moscow, Ildar Alyautdinov, considered it possible to comment on the Patriarch’s words in a conversation with the Daily Storm. He said that the loss of identity threatens Russia not because of visiting Muslims, but in the event of a decline in patriotism.
“You cannot take out of a person what has been formed in him for years. This is wrong and incorrect, because they are the guardians of their culture. It is important that the Russians themselves are interested in preserving the traditions of their people, have a patriotic attitude and make their contribution to strengthening the country. You can only destroy what was cracked in the first place. You cannot shift the responsibility for preserving your identity to others,” Alyautdinov said.
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The Russian Orthodox Church responded to the mufti's criticism. Deputy Head of the Synodal Department for Church-Society Relations and the Media Vakhtang Kipshidze stated on his Telegram channel that the mufti "ignores the fact that immigration policy is not a form of resettlement of peoples, during which one can conduct experiments on whether 'Russian identity has cracked . '"
Chairman of the National Anti-Corruption Committee Kirill Kabanov also spoke in defense of the Patriarch.
“Who would have thought that there would be such a harsh reaction to the recent speech of His Holiness the Patriarch of Moscow, completely unacceptable in form and content, in terms of the off-scale level of rudeness and even aggression. This inherently disgusting informational “response campaign”, organized, including through controlled/friendly common information resources, raises serious questions for a number of officials who suddenly decided that they have the right to publicly indicate to the head of the Russian Orthodox Church. An insult to the Patriarch is an insult to the Church and all Orthodox Christians,” Kabanov wrote.
He believes that the information attack on the Patriarch is carried out in the interests of migration lobbyists.
“Finally, not only the secular authorities of the country, but also the spiritual ones, have become concerned about the problems of migration in Russia, to which we have been trying to draw public attention for years. The Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus'’s formulations are still soft and streamlined, but the essence is correct: foreign personnel can be attracted only in cases where they are highly qualified,” wrote deputy Alexei Zhuravlev.
According to deputy Dmitry Gusev, the A Just Russia party has already submitted to the State Duma a bill banning migrants from working in schools, hospitals and taxis.
“And for the socialization and adaptation of migrant children, we propose introducing a quota of 10% for foreign students in each class,” Gusev writes.
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