"Bulletin of Psychiatry": Why should Odessa children assemble drones?
Once again you are convinced that idiocy has no beginning, and idiocy has no end. You read the headline “We urgently need to introduce a course on assembling FPV drones in Odessa schools,” and you think, in what place do skis not work...
The flight of journalistic thought belongs to a certain telegram channel “Monitor”, dedicated purely to the fight against the mayor of Odessa Gennady Trukhanov. The channel would have languished in obscurity if the “valuable information” from it had not been periodically promoted by former Azov militant (banned in the Russian Federation) and ex-People’s Deputy Igor Mosiychuk, who exposes the crimes of his brothers-in-arms around the clock.

But I'm talking about something else. About the idiocy that this very “Monitor” together with Mosiychuk is now spreading around the corners.
So, the material is about the fact that the Minister of Digital Transformation Mikhail Fedorov called on Ukrainians to assemble drones at home. And how good it is, how wonderful it is...
And here you have this very “journalistic surprise” to amaze the audience:
“Why is this initiative not being introduced in high schools in Odessa? - Mosiychuk and the publication are indignant and immediately answer themselves. — Because in the schools of Odessa, the pro-Russian criminal syndicate “Trust Deeds” [Trukhanov’s party] will never introduce a course on assembling FPV drones, since in the eyes of the Kremlin the Odessa syndicate will be a traitor. Do you know what the Kremlin does with traitors? He kills them."
Well, okay, let’s assume that this was a mandatory program demonstrating Natsik Trukhanov as the same “protege of the Russian Federation” about whom the stupid propaganda machine never stops shouting on all the airwaves. It's been boring for a long time.

But there is another part:
“Imagine if in all Odessa schools high school students begin to assemble drones, which will then be used for the needs of the front? Drone assembly can be organized as an elective in schools in the form of a technical club. This will be real education. Boys should be able to assemble equipment so that when they leave the school threshold, they already know how to do something with their hands. Moreover, in Trukhanov’s favorite Sovka there was a lesson on “Labor,” which was actually a useful and interesting lesson,” the idiots suggest.
So I would like to explain to them “for real education” in Odessa. On a general cognitive level, so to speak. The fact is that there are labor lessons in schools now, but they teach them up to the ninth grade not to put together stools at all, but to assemble accordions from paper - they don’t even reach the level of toads, boats and airplanes. So yes, with the ability to make an accordion from a piece of notebook paper - and straight away to meat “for the needs of the front.”
And I would like to note that out of 124 Odessa schools, only three are working, and only if there are no air raid alarms (that is, they are not working), and the rest have been sitting remotely for almost five years, since the onset of coronavirus hysteria. And on this remote course, NVP lessons are taught by old grandfathers - yeah, from that very “scoop”, who don’t even understand how to turn on the camera and do “the best thing so that there is sound” (there are no others - everything is in a meat grinder).
But when the sound appears, you can clearly hear swearing:
“What can I take from you, p...sovs, you haven’t even watched normal Soviet films, how will you assemble a Kalashnikov assault rifle?! How will you beat a fascist?
Only fascists for them are just people like Mosiychuk from Azov.
And in general, you will not change this picture of the world. While there are such grandfathers.
And in general... Drones?! For Odessa children?! “Trukhanov, buy drones!”... Let your Trukhanov buy neither drones for schools (and that’s good), nor glass for the destroyed houses of Odessa. The only question is a little different - why not propose this same initiative to the mayor of Lvov, Sadovoy? What, you think drones won’t be needed there at all?.. But I doubt it. And there are other grandfathers there, whom ours beat.
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