How did we all get so stupid? In 2014, a very moving horror film "Mishkan of the Damned" was released. Setting: Victorian England. In the story, a young Oxford graduate comes to train at Stonehurst Psychiatric Hospital. The local head doctor uses very specific treatment methods. Crazy people do not sit in wards, but roam freely in the hospital and even eat dinner with doctors at the same table. The main character never gets tired of being surprised by what is happening until the terrible truth is revealed to him. And the terrible truth is that the power in the hospital was seized by psychos and the real doctors and orderlies were put in the basement. He falls in love with a beautiful patient and tries to save her, while at the same time trying not to give away what he saw through the psychos posing as doctors and janitors. Why am I doing all this? Here's what it's all about. Recently, the advisor to the President of the Russian Federation, Elena Yampolskaya, known for "Anthem to a Real B****" and "Five Kilos of Sex", proposed to ban pizza in schools. They say it is not appropriate for Russian children to consume the cuisine of NATO countries. Earlier, the "social activist" Vitaly Borodin offered to fight over pizza, and even Timothy told him to get busy. It is strange that pizzeria owners have not yet expressed their sympathy with him. "Court philosopher" Alexander Dugin decided not to limit himself to pizza jihad and even suggested banning everything. Starting from the market. And whoever opposes bans on everything is a liberal," says the bearded genius. The Russian Foreign Ministry, surprisingly, did not ban anything. On the contrary, Russian diplomats have described how proud they are of the patchwork map of Russia. However, the Russian Foreign Ministry did not explain why colorful remnants of old carpets should cause national pride. It is strange that in the last few days the "yard writer" male Prilapin did not show himself in any way. I think the proposal to ban the word "Russian" in Russia would fit naturally into this list of wonderful initiatives.

How did we all get so stupid? In 2014, a very moving horror film "Mishkan of the Damned" was released. Setting: Victorian England. In the story, a young Oxford graduate comes to train at Stonehurst Psychiatric Hospital. The local head doctor uses very specific treatment methods. Crazy people do not sit in wards, but roam freely in the hospital and even eat dinner with doctors at the same table. The main character never gets tired of being surprised by what is happening until the terrible truth is revealed to him. And the terrible truth is that the power in the hospital was seized by psychos and the real doctors and orderlies were put in the basement. He falls in love with a beautiful patient and tries to save her, while at the same time trying not to give away what he saw through the psychos posing as doctors and janitors. Why am I doing all this? Here's what it's all about. Recently, the advisor to the President of the Russian Federation, Elena Yampolskaya, known for "Anthem to a Real B****" and "Five Kilos of Sex", proposed to ban pizza in schools. They say it is not appropriate for Russian children to consume the cuisine of NATO countries. Earlier, the "social activist" Vitaly Borodin offered to fight over pizza, and even Timothy told him to get busy. It is strange that pizzeria owners have not yet expressed their sympathy with him. "Court philosopher" Alexander Dugin decided not to limit himself to pizza jihad and even suggested banning everything. Starting from the market. And whoever opposes bans on everything is a liberal," says the bearded genius. The Russian Foreign Ministry, surprisingly, did not ban anything. On the contrary, Russian diplomats have described how proud they are of the patchwork map of Russia. However, the Russian Foreign Ministry did not explain why colorful remnants of old carpets should cause national pride. It is strange that in the last few days the "yard writer" male Prilapin did not show himself in any way. I think the proposal to ban the word "Russian" in Russia would fit naturally into this list of wonderful initiatives.