Where diasporas run the show

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Where diasporas run the show


Whose diasporas are there, and whose are not?


It is believed that it was the Lord who parted the proud people, who decided to build the Tower of Babel to the sky, into national apartments. The current rapid growth in the number of migrants and refugees in the world has forced sociologists to talk not just about the role of immigrant communities, but about the "diasporization of the world" as one of the scenarios for the development of mankind.



The fact is that, indeed, the role of various diasporas in the world is increasing. For several years now, discussions have been going on in the scientific community on the topic of “diasporization”. But everyone agrees that a sharp increase in the scale of migration goes hand in hand with the consolidation of immigrant ethnic communities.

Once in a new country, the settlers seek to unite in order not only to survive, but also to preserve their customs, traditions and language in an ethno-cultural environment alien to them. Often they join an already existing diaspora or create a new one.

It is clear that most often members of the diaspora do not seek to assimilate, learn the language and customs of this new country, it is more convenient for them to live in their own closed community. Henry Schaeffer, a professor at the University of Jerusalem, tried to determine the number of the most famous diasporas in the world.

According to his calculations, the number of the largest of the so-called "historical"(that is, existing since ancient times) diasporas - Chinese - currently 35 million people, Indian - 9 million, Jewish and Gypsy - 8 million each, Armenian - 5,5 million, Greek - 4 million, German - 2,5, 1 million, Druze diaspora - XNUMX million people.

Among the "modern" diasporas, the largest, African American, has 25 million people, Kurdish - 14 million, Irish - 10 million, Italian - 8 million, Hungarian and Polish - 4,5 million each, Turkish and Iranian - 3,5 million each, Japanese - 3 million, Lebanese (Christian) - 2,5 million people.

“The process of formation of diasporas has already taken on such a significant scale that it is obviously impossible to find a country in the world where there would not be a diaspora of another people, as well as a country whose natives would not form at least a small diaspora in any other country. or several countries,

He wrote.

As a result, in his opinion, a different, diasporal form of settlement of peoples arises. Please note that the professor from Jerusalem did not write anything about the Russian diaspora. But in 1991, there were about 30 million Russians in the countries of the present-day CIS and the Baltic states.

True, it is believed that now the number of Russians in the CIS and Baltic countries is from 16 to 20 million people. A total of 30 million people live outside the Russian Federation. Agree that it is quite a large number. But it turns out that there are no Russian diasporas? Why? I have not found any clear answer to this question. But let's go further.

Diasporas in Russia


According to the demographer and economist Anatoly Vishnevsky, the history of Russia in the XNUMXth-XNUMXth centuries is closely intertwined with the history of the two most ancient and famous diasporas - Jewish and Armenian. In the USSR, the concept of "diaspora" was not very popular, and the phenomenon itself almost did not attract the attention of researchers. The scientist sees the explanation for this in the fact that both the Russian and the Soviet empires were characterized by the territorial settlement of peoples, and this did not contribute to the formation of diasporas.

In 1991, after the collapse of the USSR, conditions arose for the free movement of people in the post-Soviet space, which contributed to the formation of powerful migration flows, primarily from the former republics of Central Asia and the Caucasus. As a result, the process of diasporization of Russia was launched, according to the pace of which, according to economists, our country undoubtedly occupies one of the first places in the world.

Does a certain number of people of a different nationality always lead to the formation of a diaspora? Of course not. Here, as mentioned earlier, Professor Schaeffer did not find the Russian diaspora in the world. Thus, we can say that the presence of a set of people of the same nationality is not yet a diaspora, but only a necessary condition for its implementation.

Before the diaspora, you still need to grow if they live outside the national home, and even if there are many of them and they have taken root in their new homeland. In other words, the same people may or may not be diaspora. Diaspora is not a given, its emergence and disappearance can be a response to the challenge of time, place and circumstances. It may not be.


What's wrong with diasporas?


Many scholars draw attention to the danger posed by this process of diasporization of the country. Thus, the researcher of migration processes Viktor Dyatlov notes that

“The emergence of a new element in the form of diasporas not only seriously complicates the palette of the social structure of the population, especially its urban part, but inevitably disrupts the previous balance, the usual way of life, which introduces new mechanisms of development and new conflicts into society.”

And

“The factors that bring this phenomenon to life are of a long-term and deep nature, and therefore its impact on society will not only continue, but will intensify,”

the scientist adds.

It should be noted that after the official policy of internationalism ordered a long life in the new countries formed on the fragments of the USSR, everyone began to talk in unison about the revival of nationalism. And the importance of ethnicity immediately grew, and the national factor became the main instrument of the struggle for power among politicians.

Moreover, many social conflicts are increasingly taking on ethnic overtones. Existing national prejudices, prejudices, real and imaginary grievances and discontent spilled out in the media and became the subject of fierce discussions. What do you think, by chance or not in the Baltic countries and in other countries of the former USSR, they suddenly started talking about the Russian occupation?

Is it just such a national revival on an ethnocratic basis, when other peoples are responsible for everything bad? In this case, the most numerous people of the collapsed Union became the culprit, and this Union, as you know, “rallied Great Rus'».

It is this Rus' that has become to blame for all the troubles and problems of the new free republics. And what is even more interesting, people who blamed the Russians for the occupation began to go to work just in time for the occupiers. But is it any wonder that not all newcomers, brought up on hatred of the occupiers, respect the country that gave them a job?

Time for a change


By the way, an integral part of the radical changes in the post-Soviet period was the formation of a completely new migration situation, more precisely, the rapid growth of the flow of migrants. Yesterday's compatriots have become "citizens of the near abroad". At the same time, the type of migrant, his system of motivations, image and lifestyle have changed.

If thirty years ago any inhabitant of the USSR was fluent in Russian, then a new generation of new sovereign countries deleted this language from their school curricula. And in some places they decided to abolish the Cyrillic alphabet altogether! This means that young residents of the Central Asian republics who came to work in Russia in the new century do not know Russian. From the word at all.

And often they are not going to teach him. For what? They live in settlement areas, in the settlements of their diaspora, the diaspora provides them with work. And if something happens, it is the diaspora that will help solve all the problems that have arisen. But what will happen when problems are solved not by local authorities, but by diasporas?

High-profile crimes with an ethnic component in Russia have long caused a discussion that migrants do not recognize the laws and do not respect law enforcement agencies. According to experts, one of the key problems in this matter is the work of diasporas, which either put pressure on the security forces or resolve the contradictions that have arisen through corruption.

And more and more often news that the problems that have arisen are solved not by the local authorities, but by the diaspora. And no one is surprised, for example, by such a message from February 2022:

“The Sverdlovsk authorities reached an agreement with the diasporas after the attack of a gang of teenage southerners on two residents of Yekaterinburg.”

Around the diasporas are grouped "ethnic entrepreneurs" and a layer of activists who nominate their representatives to the authorities. Ethnization of social and economic problems by representatives of the authorities is becoming commonplace. Thus, a situation arises when the diaspora can become an effective tool for the political and economic life of a large territory.

Moreover, diasporas begin to have a number of material and cultural advantages over the original inhabitants of the region. For example, diasporas begin to control entire sectors of the economy of the host country. Diasporas not only preserve their traditions, customs, rituals, but often impose alien values ​​on society.

Yes, Russia has always been a multinational and multi-confessional country. In addition to numerous indigenous peoples, communities from neighboring states have always lived in it. Today, about 147 million people live in Russia (2021 data) and about 200 peoples, which include both the indigenous peoples of the country and the peoples of the former Soviet republics.

Armenians, Azerbaijanis, Tajiks and Kirghiz, Uzbeks live in almost any city in the country ... Citizens of many post-Soviet countries have the opportunity to enter Russia without a visa, and it is they who basically form the most numerous diasporas in Russia. But still, Russia has always been an Orthodox country, with its own traditions and culture.


Impressive, isn't it - Uraz-Bayram at the capital's Cathedral Mosque at the intersection of Durov and Shchepkina streets

And now it is difficult to say which holidays gather more people: Orthodox Easter or Muslim Eid al-Adha? The fact is that diasporas are changing the demographic structure, ethnic and confessional composition of the host country. Not so long ago, Mufti Sheikh Ravil Gainutdin, chairman of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Russian Federation and the Council of Muftis of Russia, said that in 15 years the number of Muslims in Russia could increase to 30%.

Who lives in Moscow today?


The population of the main city of the country, according to Rosstat, has reached 13 people and continues to grow. The number of Russians in Moscow is 097% of the number of persons who indicated their nationality. This is followed by Ukrainians, Tatars, Uzbeks, Tajiks, Azerbaijanis, Jews... And they are allegedly either a little more than a percent, or even a miser.

However, official data does not take into account illegal migration. Therefore, the estimates of independent demographers are different. According to their information, in the last ten years alone, Moscow has received about eight million immigrants, most of whom arrived in the city illegally. This unofficial number of illegal immigrants significantly increases the population of Moscow.

If this information is to be believed, Moscow turns out to be not as "Russian" as the census data show. So, Evgeny Sigal, in his study “The Moscow Ghetto”, published in 2007, proceeded from the fact that only 31% of Muscovites are Russians. It’s even hard to imagine how many illegal immigrants live in Moscow in 2023. And what is the real percentage of Russians in the capital today. Sometimes on the subway train, you get the feeling that you are in some other, purely Muslim city, where no one speaks Russian at all!

And how many people know that in Moscow, for example, there is an Uzbek national-cultural autonomy? On the website of this autonomy among the news you can read:

“A lawyer and a member of the Council of the Uzbek National Cultural Autonomy in Moscow helped a citizen of Uzbekistan avoid criminal liability under Article 322.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.”

Here they can! By the way, there are Tajik cultural autonomies in the Penza and Rostov regions. I wonder if there is a Russian national-cultural autonomy in Uzbekistan or Tajikistan? Personally, I didn't find it. Maybe I didn't search well?

And yet, why are there no Russian diasporas?


As a rule, the corresponding states stand behind the ethnic diasporas. But the state of the Russian Federation, it seems, is not very concerned about the situation of Russians and Russian-speakers abroad. Russia has its Embassies in a bunch of countries around the world and such an organization as Rossotrudnichestvo, which should support compatriots abroad and promote Russian culture. But in fact?

For example, I remember very well how on August 31, 1994, the brigade of the North-Western Group of Forces stationed near Riga, the last military unit of the Russian Armed Forces in Latvia, left the territory of Latvia. This day has become a milestone of great historical importance, a starting point for a new stage in their coexistence.

On this occasion, the Russian Foreign Ministry held a briefing, which was attended by many foreign journalists. Foreign Ministry spokesman Grigory Karasin immediately said that the decision to withdraw troops from the Baltics was made because Russia had no national interests in the Baltics. You see, "Russia has no interests”, so that the Russians who lived there were not interested in Russia at all.

Curiously, there were no questions for Karasin. No, as they say, and there is no trial. The journalists silently left the room. This is the only briefing in my journalistic practice when no one asked a single question. But that was still under Yeltsin. And what then?

Well, you can clearly see how the Russian Embassy in Ukraine actually missed the preparations for the Maidan, did not react in any way to the revival of Nazism. And what wonderful ambassadors worked there: Viktor Chernomyrdin and Mikhail Zurabov. What were they doing there? They say that they often held banquets with caviar and expensive wines for local businessmen.

And Rossotrudnichestvo turned out to be completely out of business. Our people abroad know for sure that you can't get even a penny from Moscow for a real job. The question now stands as follows: will the model of “Ukrainian Nazism” be repeated in any other country of the post-Soviet space? For example, in Kazakhstan?


The reports from this republic are quite disturbing: they write about language patrols and the oppression of Russians. But what about Russia? Let's read the news: in December 2022, Russian Ambassador to Kazakhstan Alexei Borodavkin, in an interview with Nezavisimaya Gazeta, admitted that there are organized Russophobic movements in Kazakhstan, including the so-called "language patrols" and everyday nationalism.

These statements were immediately criticized by Kazakh officials. Thus, the speaker of the lower house of the Kazakh parliament Yerlan Koshanov noted that some statements of the Russian diplomat do not correspond to his status. But then, in general, from my point of view, there was a complete “tryndets”: the Russian side apologized. The question is, for what reason?

In connection with the sensational statement by Russian Ambassador Alexei Borodavkin about "nationalists and Russophobia" in Kazakhstan. This was announced by the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Aibek Smadiyarov.

“Relevant conversations took place with Alexei Borodavkin. Also, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov gave his explanations on this issue.”

This is how Russia protects its citizens. Neither add nor subtract. Do you have any more questions?
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    1. +30
      10 March 2023 06: 10
      Quote: Carat
      This is how Russia protects its citizens. Neither add nor subtract. Do you have any more questions?


      Yes, what are the questions. The head of the Criminal Police Service for the region told me (according to an open secret): there is an oral instruction from above when a Russian fights with a representative of Asian states, if a Russian is beaten - to consider it as petty hooliganism even without a fine, when a Russian beats a person of another nationality - criminal prosecution under article inciting ethnic hatred, and this is at least a condition. It turns out that Russians are oppressed on Russian soil. Russians are oppressed in Russia, what can we say about other countries?

      Together let's say thanks to Khusnullin for lobbying for the importation of migrants into the country, because in his opinion we really need them by the millions as a cheap slave. strength, otherwise the Russians do not want to work for a penny at all.
      1. 0
        11 March 2023 03: 56
        : it is unfortunate that Russian demography is in the day and does not produce itself for a long time: Russians are without trust with Russians, disunited and anxious; Russians are tolerant out of curiosity and broadening their horizons to all migrants and countries, they are in a hurry to help everyone, they are friends with everyone; other diasporas are careful, sympathetic to each other, trusting, bunching up with themselves, fact.
      2. +1
        11 March 2023 07: 46
        This is not a cheap labor force, this is the replacement of the Slavic ethnic group. By the way, this is happening not only in the Russian Federation, but also in Ukraine, moreover, by the forces of the Slavs themselves
        1. +1
          12 March 2023 10: 11
          The policy of "divide and rule" in action. In which case, push the foreheads of different kinds of "diasporas" with the indigenous population of the country and knit, first of all, this indigenous population. Yes, what can I say if there are five passports of other countries at the helm, and they drive rule here on a "rotational" method. According to 282, only Russians are coming, but not a single "diasporian" has been imprisoned. Until the "foreign-lovers" are at the helm, there will be no sense. For them, the Russian people are a bone in their throats. Hence the appeal "Russians", and not Russians, like I.V. Stalin, who said: "I am Russian, of Georgian origin." That's it.
          There are no questions to "these".
    2. +15
      10 March 2023 07: 50
      Yes, you are right. Next, a well-known question. What to do? After all, it is clear that without poking at the top of the power structures, this would not have happened. By the way, many nationalities live in the same Ukraine. But here is an example. They are building a mono-ethnic state. Nazism. Yes, with monstrous things. But there is no idea what a diaspora is. This is, of course, an extremely negative example in the methods of restoring order. and there is no desire to follow it. It’s easier to take a wad of money in your pocket and close your eyes
      1. +14
        10 March 2023 09: 54
        Good morning .
        I want to briefly talk about the diasporas in Berlin.
        Mostly they are Arabic groups.
        And there are neighborhoods where the police do not look, or rather do not look at night.
        And these are rather not diasporas, but clans, moreover, criminal ones. They have their own rules and laws.
        And if the police really need something, then at least a few dozen of them come.
        And maybe the problem is not that people of a certain nationality "bunch", but that this is how organized crime arises.
        And this already needs to be fought.
        I do not agree that there are no Russian diasporas. In Germany they are, Russian speakers are often found. But thank God , for the most part they are not criminals , but relatives , acquaintances and friends .
      2. 0
        10 March 2023 21: 17
        Zhirinovsky about migration 1
        51 min 50 sec


        Zhirinovsky about migration 2
        1 min 40 sec


        Zhirinovsky about migration 3
        8 minutes 30 seconds
      3. 0
        11 March 2023 04: 04
        ..those power structures: these are attachés and special diplomats!
    3. +3
      10 March 2023 09: 25
      Ask representatives of Russian business for that.
      It is they who do not want to see Russians at their enterprises.
      And this is not a conspiracy, but reasonable behavior in a competitive environment.
    4. +27
      10 March 2023 09: 56
      After Rakhmon mixed “respected Vladimir Vladimirovich” with a brown substance at the meeting, stating in the tone of a bai in front of a serf that “you must respect us”, “there was little attention to the national republics” and “this is not the USSR for you”, I realized that the king finally turned into a manager on a gas pipe. The rest does not interest him.
      It was enough to say that several million Uzbeks work in the Russian Federation and the Uzbek economy is kept at the expense of it, otherwise it is possible to suddenly cover the borders. A little. And let Rahmon himself employ the hordes of compatriots who have returned from work. But he swallowed and washed himself. In politics, the rulers of strong states would not allow such treatment.
      As for the capital, it has long turned into Moskvastan or Moskvabad.
      1. -8
        10 March 2023 10: 08
        Quote: Jager
        After Rahmon mixed "respected Vladimir Vladimirovich" with a brown substance at the meeting, stating in the tone of a bai in front of a serf that "you must respect us" ...
        It was enough to say that several million Uzbeks
        Is it okay that Rahmon is the president of Tajikistan?
        And he doesn’t really care about the Uzbeks?

        As it is typical for such characters...

        And why shut up in a rag-so because the Russian economy will suffer more.
        1. +11
          10 March 2023 14: 29
          Quote: aars
          Is it okay that Rahmon is the president of Tajikistan?
          And he doesn’t really care about the Uzbeks?

          What's the difference? Or are Tajiks in our country very different in behavior from Uzbeks and other Kyrgyz?
          1. +2
            10 March 2023 14: 35
            There are significant differences...
            I have never seen a Tajik driller (I work in drilling).
            Uzbeks - a fucking cloud.
            But everything works quite well, as a rule.
            1. +4
              10 March 2023 15: 02
              Quote: aars
              I have never seen a Tajik driller (I work in drilling).
              Uzbeks - a fucking cloud.

              So, specifically for you, the Uzbeks rule.
      2. -2
        12 March 2023 00: 39
        Rahmon is the president of Tajikistan, not Uzbekistan in the first place. And secondly, carefully study archival documents about exactly who, how, what and how much Russia fed under the USSR. I will say right away that Russia has never fed Central Asia. There was absolutely no need for this. Remember "Tashkent - the city of bread". I will say more that Russia and the entire USSR, for the most part, dragged the Caucasus, Ukraine and the Baltic states on their hump.
        1. +1
          12 March 2023 15: 10
          about Ukraine, you are mistaken, immediately after the RSFSR and the BSSR, in production.
          Caucasus, Balts - I agree.
          Middle Asia - and who produced there, more than consumed? The whole of Central Asia is at the end of the list, except for the Kazakhs .. In the UzSSR, by the way, I looked at grains - in the second half of the list of republics, it is clearly not the leader ...
    5. +18
      10 March 2023 10: 28
      Quote: Carat
      It turns out that Russians are oppressed on Russian soil. Russians are oppressed in Russia, what can we say about other countries?

      And do not the Russians oppress themselves? Who is this criminal police chief of yours? Russian? And most of the police and judges? The diasporas are united, while the Russians are divided. Despite the bravura slogans "we do not abandon our own." But how vehemently the "protection of the Russians" is supported in Ukraine! And the fact that in Russia migration and Islamization is proceeding by leaps and bounds - the "patriots" do not pay attention to this.
      1. +6
        10 March 2023 17: 07
        Quote: Hyperion
        The diasporas are united, while the Russians are divided.

        It was also in the Soviet army. If a Russian, or Ukrainian-Belarusian, Moldavian, Lit, Est or Lat fought with the "village residents", then none of the whites came to the rescue, and the whole horde ran to the "village residents" and blizzarded the unfortunate ... There were exceptions, the Slavs united and they fought back. But ... And at the institute, try to answer a black man or another foreigner. They were expelled from the university ... My friend was almost expelled from the seafarer. Just for giving a black man a forehead ... Internationalism was like that ...
        1. 0
          10 March 2023 21: 15
          Internationalism was like this...

          Zhirinovsky about internationalism
          12 minutes 12 seconds
      2. +1
        10 March 2023 18: 14
        Andrey! So it’s the Russians who didn’t abandon their own, but are we now all Russians?
    6. -3
      10 March 2023 20: 06
      They oppress the Russians because without them, someone would still oppress the Russians......

      Does anyone have to anyway? Otherwise, they would no longer be Russians.
  2. -5
    10 March 2023 05: 03
    Quote: Carat
    The head of the Criminal Police Service for the region told me (according to an open secret): there is an oral instruction from above when a Russian fights with a representative of Asian states, if a Russian is beaten - to consider it as petty hooliganism even without a fine, when a Russian beats a person of another nationality - criminal prosecution under article inciting ethnic hatred, and this is at least a condition.

    Can you name the official’s last name, first name, patronymic and evidence of his words?
    You brought a painfully serious fact ... you should be imprisoned for this as for exceeding your authority.
    Well, according to the article, I can add ...
    in the Voronezh region in the village of Talovaya again there was a wild case with an illegal emigrant from one southern republic ... those who wish will find a description on the internet.
    Thank God, on March 6 he was arrested ... the question should be raised at the state level about the responsibility of persons hiring such a contingent.
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      1. +6
        10 March 2023 05: 27
        Quote: Carat
        Maybe in your village, apart from the Military Review, they don’t read anything?

        smile Everyone in my village reads ... up to the Criminal Code of Russia ...
        an official should be guided by the laws of Russia, and not by unspoken orders from above ... otherwise, then at the top they will again wonder why the people do not comply and do not respect these laws.
        If at the top they allow themselves to pervert the letter of the law as they please, then they will do the same below.
        And it turns out that anyone can call your head of the criminal police from above and say that he is not right and you should look a little to the side, and the laws of Russia are such a trifle that you don’t need to pay attention.
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          1. 0
            10 March 2023 05: 54
            Here, alas, you are right ... as a result, what we have is what we have.
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          1. +28
            10 March 2023 08: 28
            at a minimum, not Russian, but Russian to the maximum.
            It seems that 282 was adopted for this. "Russian article" this phrase did not appear out of nowhere among the people ...
        3. +6
          10 March 2023 09: 27
          Quote: Lech from Android.
          an official must be guided by the laws of Russia,
          I assume you are a foreigner.
          No, we in Russia are not guided by laws, we live by the rules.
          The law is a formality, that the drawbar, as it turned there and left.
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  3. +11
    10 March 2023 05: 22
    Note to the "guardians" - influential diasporas are inconceivable without a "religious" component. Why is religious in quotation marks - because there is not much faith in God, but there is plenty of use as for pressure on the authorities. By the way, the ROC for some reason is not zealous in defending the interests of the Russian people in front of the diasporas ....
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      1. +7
        10 March 2023 07: 57
        Quote: Carat
        This is far from the ROC that Peter the Great poured bells on cannons gave.

        A little different as you write - this is exactly the ROC in which Peter 1 has bells selected on guns
        1. +10
          10 March 2023 08: 16
          At Narva, Russian troops lost all their artillery, and it was necessary to somehow compensate for these losses. On February 4, 1701, the tsar issued a decree:
          “For the current military case, according to correspondence from the Order of the Grand Palace in Moscow, and in monasteries near Moscow, and in the Moscow district, and in all cities near the cathedral and near the Khotsk churches, and in bishops and boyars’ houses, and in monasteries, and in estates in the villages near the churches, take to the Cannon Yard for cannon and mazzher casting from bells weighing a fourth, how many pounds by weight, where in which all the bells will ring.
          But most of all, it was not even required to prick (To create a good-sounding bell, an alloy of 80% copper and 20% tin is needed. Gunmetal contains 91–92% copper and 8–9% tin.), but the guns themselves. Yes, the monasteries had them.


          “In the current year of 1701, on the day of January, by decree of the great sovereign, she was sent to Veliky Novgorod to the sovereign of the sovereign, and according to that sovereign’s letter from all Novgorod monasteries, other than Tikhvin and border monasteries, copper cannons should be brought to Moscow by the specified number. And now we, your novices, bowed our foreheads to the great sovereign, and filed a petition to the boyar Ivan Alekseevich Musin-Pushkin, so that copper cannons would not be brought from your monastery because that monastery was not far from the German border, but stood in an empty place and dangerous all dashing and thieving people. And according to that petition, the boyar ordered the letter of the great sovereign to Novgorod to send to the lord of the sovereign, so that your monastic copper cannons would not be brought to Moscow. And now that letter is ready, the rumors did not have time to seal. And having sealed it, we will immediately send the letter to you, sovereign. And about the waxing of bells to Moscow immediately and to Novgorod, there will be letters from the great sovereign to the lord sovereign.
      2. -4
        10 March 2023 11: 34
        These are cosmopolitans who were satisfying to eat, drink sweetly, but don’t give a damn about anything except money

        in order to criticize, one must at least know something about the church, and not distribute primitive Komsomol-zhlobsky agitation!
        1. -2
          10 March 2023 14: 34
          Quote: Vladimir80
          in order to criticize, one must at least know something about the church, and not distribute primitive Komsomol-zhlobsky agitation!

          In the church - the stench and twilight,
          Deacons smoke incense…
          No, it's not like that in the church,
          Everything is not as it should be!
          1. +2
            10 March 2023 15: 07
            Thanks for Vysotsky's poems, with all due respect, Vladimir Semenovich died early from excessive enthusiasm for his passions, "everything is permissible for me, but not everything is useful, everything is permissible for me, but nothing should possess me!"
            ps Orthodox Church - a meeting of all Orthodox Christians (i.e. if you were baptized, then you are one of the members of the Orthodox Church)
            1. -5
              10 March 2023 15: 35
              Quote: Vladimir80
              (i.e. if you were baptized, then you are one of the members of the Orthodox Church

              Vysotsky is also baptized.
        2. +1
          10 March 2023 14: 55
          What should I know? I am aware of the norms and plans for transferring deductions to a higher level, and there is also information about common dealings with local administrations. ...
          1. 0
            10 March 2023 15: 48
            I think many people know about it, and it's all very sad, but it doesn't change anything, because. the church is a gathering of "repentant sinners, not omniscient righteous people", "it is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick".
            P.s. about money, those who put it at the forefront are very fond of talking and arguing.
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      5. -1
        10 March 2023 16: 13
        Don't be foolish, whatever you get.......
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    3. +4
      10 March 2023 11: 32
      For some reason, the ROC is not zealous in defending the interests of the Russian people

      the church is generally about something else altogether!
      ps the Russian people, for the most part, have completely forgotten their roots, on Sundays they “pray to the golden calf in shopping centers”, and on Fridays they “sacrifice bacchus” ... therefore, we are offended in vain - “a holy place is never empty!”
      1. +4
        10 March 2023 19: 18
        Muslims live the same way, it’s just safer to live as a herd, that’s all, and ours simply don’t fully realize that our own house ceases to be your property. All problems are in corruption and the lack of firmness and honor / dignity in our people.
  4. +15
    10 March 2023 05: 30
    We have more than one big person who deals with labor resources within Russia. Migrants have long ceased to be a cheap labor force. A teacher in the periphery often never dreamed of earning a migrant in the capital. The time is such that we need doctors. Not beauticians. But doctors, who know how to perform operations, who know how to put a person on his feet. How many doctors, engineers, factory workers come to us? We have not been able to properly distribute our workforce. And this will come back to haunt us in the future, although the present is biting us.
    1. +1
      10 March 2023 09: 30
      The doctors are coming.
      And they work.
      An Azerbaijani woman built a bridge for me, it costs fine.
      Signed up because of the good reviews.
  5. +12
    10 March 2023 06: 07
    The problem is complex and terrible ... Do most of the VO remember how the Armenian-Azerbaijani war began? The chatter of politicians and the self-elimination of the security forces. Then there was blood. And it hasn't ended yet!
    Now there is not even a chatter of politicians on this subject. It is a taboo topic at all levels of government.
    Well, the "Russian diaspora" was closed more than 100 years ago.
    1. +1
      10 March 2023 17: 31
      A few years ago, these two diasporas clashed in our city, so to speak. Faces forbade them to arrange a showdown.
      So for this they doused our iron Felix with red paint ....
      Maybe they banned it for nothing....
  6. +8
    10 March 2023 06: 11
    What you cannot take away from the diasporas of the near abroad is solidarity, mutual assistance and mutual responsibility in the worst sense of the word. In those cities where the administration has established good relations with the leaders of the diasporas, it has given them the so-called. "red lines", where law enforcement agencies have their own strong positions in the diaspora (agencies, proxies), in principle, life there proceeds calmly, without excesses and high-profile crimes. Where everything is left to chance - confusion and vacillation with attempts to crush the local population.
    Regarding the reaction of our Foreign Ministry to the interview with the Russian ambassador. To be honest, I'm ashamed that a "conversation" is being held with a person who told the truth, and Kazakhstan is being apologized for their Russophobic manifestations.
    1. Egg
      +22
      10 March 2023 06: 35
      Quote: rotmistr60
      In those cities where the administration has established good relations with the leaders of the diaspora

      The diaspora is nothing more than an organized criminal group with the appropriate hierarchy, laws and attitude towards the local population, diasporas should be banned and prosecuted as organized crime groups, and not negotiate with them.
      1. -6
        10 March 2023 07: 59
        Quote: Telur
        Quote: rotmistr60
        In those cities where the administration has established good relations with the leaders of the diaspora

        The diaspora is nothing more than an organized criminal group with the appropriate hierarchy, laws and attitude towards the local population, diasporas should be banned and prosecuted as organized crime groups, and not negotiate with them.

        Under Stalin, gangs were shot; nevertheless, new gangs immediately appeared. So it will be here
        1. +10
          10 March 2023 14: 37
          Quote: your1970

          Under Stalin, gangs were shot; nevertheless, new gangs immediately appeared. So it will be here

          He said, and praised himself - well said. How many bands have you seen?
          In my regional center, the first murder in my 25-year life took place in 1978. The whole city was on its ears. For it was a case out of the ordinary. And you say gangs. Our district police officer had either seeds in his holster, or a pickle. There was no need to wear a time card. And now they go with machine guns. Soon they will be walking around with machine guns and grenade launchers. But the diaspora will not touch it anyway.
          1. +1
            10 March 2023 14: 42
            Quote: Krasnoyarsk
            But the diaspora will not touch it anyway.
            Yes everything is correct.
            And not because they are afraid that they will kill, beat, or the like. - the cops are not so cowards.
            But noise and complaints will try to avoid.
            But who is to blame?
            Is it that some stand up for their own, while others are happy that a neighbor’s cow died (the car broke down)?
            1. +3
              10 March 2023 15: 16
              Quote: aars
              Is it that some stand up for their own, while others are happy that a neighbor’s cow died (the car broke down)?

              And why should we huddle together in our own country, as if in a foreign one?
              1. -2
                10 March 2023 15: 46
                And because it is impossible otherwise.
                You need to stand up for your own, it is necessary, no matter where you are.
                Everything else is cowardice and excuses.

                PS: by the way - but this is not your country, nope ...
                And any citizen, at least a lilac black, if he has citizenship
                And so it was, is and always will be
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                  0
                  11 March 2023 11: 03
                  Quote: aars
                  And because it is impossible otherwise.
                  You need to stand up for your own, it is necessary, no matter where you are.

                  wow, learn more
                  Have you already outlived slavery in the cotton fields, or are you climbing from a good life and immense friendship to each other in the Russian Federation and strive to stay by all means?
                  smart guy, damn it.
  7. +17
    10 March 2023 06: 33
    drive them all along with employers and corrupt from the FMS and of course this khanusnulin
    1. +18
      10 March 2023 08: 21
      It would be nice, but who will drive ... Bees against honey ...
  8. +19
    10 March 2023 06: 36
    In 1991, after the collapse of the USSR, conditions arose for the free movement of people in the post-Soviet space
    And people left their jobs and went to look for a better life in the expanses of the former USSR, and what if a cotton grower, in the cotton fields of the Arkhangelsk region, is paid more? laughing
    1. +21
      10 March 2023 08: 26
      No, here cotton growers and shepherds immediately magically become highly skilled builders. The air is so magical. But more often, drug dealers.
      1. +17
        10 March 2023 09: 25
        Yes, another look in thirty years at what they built, but you can already see the seams between the panels are sealed by the residents themselves at their own expense
      2. -16
        10 March 2023 09: 33
        Quote: not the one
        But mostly drug dealers.
        Laughed! laughing laughing laughing
        And even if it were so - who buys this drug?!
        1. +8
          10 March 2023 14: 41
          Quote: aars
          Quote: not the one
          But mostly drug dealers.
          Laughed! laughing laughing laughing
          And even if it were so - who buys this drug?!

          You will laugh when your grandchildren are slipped drugs.
          If it didn't exist, no one would buy it.
          1. -10
            10 March 2023 14: 44
            Laughed again! laughing laughing laughing
            If a person thinks, then at least slip him something ...
            1. +4
              10 March 2023 20: 02
              Quote: aars
              Laughed again! laughing laughing laughing
              If a person thinks, then at least slip him something ...

              You want to laugh at yourself. Everyone starts with a test - but how is it? And not everyone stops. But, you have no time to delve into the problem for laughter.
              I recommend - "Scale of emotional tones" Marina Gribanova.
              Show your children and grandchildren this lecture. Neither you nor the children will regret it.
            2. 0
              10 March 2023 21: 17
              Young people don’t think much, they are, as it were, for informal / protest, drugs enter through this rebellion / fashion.
  9. +16
    10 March 2023 08: 01
    In 1991, after the collapse of the USSR, conditions arose for the free movement of people in the post-Soviet space,
    Is the author a victim of the USE? Does he seriously believe that in the days of the USSR everyone was locked up within the borders of their republics? Just an economic reason, but not a word about it. Previously, work was everywhere, but now it is not everywhere.
    1. +15
      10 March 2023 08: 24
      Quite right. The economic reason is at the forefront here. Both on the part of guest workers and various corrupt officials, this business is beneficial.
      1. +13
        10 March 2023 14: 47
        Quote: not the one
        The economic reason is at the forefront here.

        Quite right. But why should the Russian people suffer because of economic problems in ....... countries? First, in the 90s, we are to blame for the fact that these ... camps "occupied", now we are to blame for the fact that in these ... camps there are no jobs for the natives?
        Will we ever stop being guilty?
    2. 0
      12 March 2023 02: 07
      Agree. The author most likely either does not remember or does not know about what and how it was under the USSR. And the thing is that Russia, which once gathered everyone around itself, drove everyone away in August 1991. Not only did she drive away, she also turned a soft spot to all those whom she threw away, and rushed her face and all her guts into the arms of the West. At the same time, many industries in the republics were put on hold. Yes, for the simple reason that long-term ties were broken. A huge number of people were left without work and simply abandoned to their fate. Further, Russia sat quietly for 30 years and did not go anywhere at all, was not interested in the affairs of the former Soviet republics, and they began to survive there as best they could. And wherever Russia left, the West came with all the ensuing consequences. The author is right that there is actually no support for Russian-speaking people outside of Russia. Ethnic Russian people are left to their own devices. The only thing they came up with was a program for the resettlement of compatriots. Bad program to the point of stupor and very economically and time consuming. They probably did it on purpose.
      1. 0
        12 March 2023 11: 21
        Again, "bad" Russia abandoned the good aborigines ... And the fact that Russia paid off debts for the entire USSR is nothing? And what kind of energy resources supplied it for a penny? Fans of the USSR, ask the inhabitants of the former empire. - which of them wants the return of the USSR, the answer will surprise you ...
  10. -27
    10 March 2023 08: 20
    Quote: A. Kozyreva
    And yet, why are there no Russian diasporas?

    Because Russian is an adjective. Russian Muslim, Russian Buddhist. Russian Tatar, Russian Tajik.

    The Russian is responsible for the Russian, multinational, multi-confessional civilization.
    Nations, organized into diasporas, teips, and other associations, pursue only their narrow clan interests, which fits into the concept of the West - divide and rule.

    Russian civilization - as an example to follow for the whole world.

    There are a little more than 200 nation-states in the world. In Russia there are a little less than 200 nationalities living with respect for each other. Anyone living in Russian civilization can take any high post, up to the highest. In our history there was a German Ekaterina, a Georgian Stalin, a Ukrainian Brezhnev, etc.

    This is why the West has hated us since the beginning of time...
    1. +16
      10 March 2023 08: 37
      And a scientist, worker, military man, policeman are also adjectives?
      One and the wind is always in the back, and the other and their eggs interfere, and not just an adjective and a noun.
    2. +21
      10 March 2023 09: 19
      Russian is an adjective
      No. Russian is nationality. Like others.
      I am proud that I am Russian. Or do you (plural) help us in this as well?
      1. -1
        10 March 2023 09: 37
        Well, yes, I speak Russian, I think in Russian, I walk on Russian soil, but what is in my blood, the blood of different peoples is mixed, both maternal and paternal, apparently my trouble. laughing I don't pass, racial control, huh? laughing
        1. -6
          10 March 2023 09: 50
          All this dregs about diasporas, etc. typical for Moscow and its environs - I judge from the words of acquaintances of Tajiks, etc.
          It's there, they have a mess and a filthy environment.
          Come to Surgut and no one will say a word to you for your nation.

          PS: one guy said - he worked in Moscow and the master treated non-Russians like Americans to blacks during slavery, did not hesitate to swear and spread his arms.
          He broke the master's cheekbone, jaw, gave a good job and left for Megion.
          Since then, he has not fought once.
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        2. +1
          10 March 2023 18: 15
          The same story ("trouble") - there are six nationalities according to grandfathers and great-grandmothers.
          Slavic appearance, but the Cossacks don't like my last name...
          Now I’m thinking where to move my son so that there are equal opportunities, so to speak!
          1. +1
            10 March 2023 20: 25
            Quote: Don Analyst

            The same story ("trouble") - there are six nationalities according to grandfathers and great-grandmothers.

            Get that nonsense out of your head. Your nationality is the nationality of your father. And the nationality of your father is the nationality of your grandfather. Regardless of the nationality of your mother and grandmother. For the nationality, surname and patronymic was given to you by your father. And be proud of your nationality, whatever it may be. Only without pride. No derogatory attitude towards other nationalities. And no problem in this matter.
        3. +1
          13 March 2023 23: 06
          You are Russian if you yourself feel Russian. Yes, for sure, and there is Russian blood? Well, if you yourself don’t feel Russian, but at the same time you don’t consider yourself to be one of the nationalities of your parents, grandparents, then it’s okay too. So, a Russian-speaking Russian with a blurred ethnic identity. There is nothing good or bad about this. In the former Yugoslavia there were, for example, "undecided Yugoslavs", or simply "Yugoslavs" who did not consider themselves one of the peoples of the SFRY. And I don’t have any blood mixed in, all great-grandparents were Great Russians. Without exception, all cousins ​​​​and second cousins ​​\uXNUMXb\uXNUMXbof both maternal and paternal soul mates are also Russian. Uncles and aunts also have Russian wives and husbands. I can say the same about my nephews and nieces. In the closest relatives, there are exclusively Great Russians, among the relatives of the wife there are half-Great Russians, half-Ukrainians. My wife's maternal grandmother is Ukrainian. But these are all Russian people. Is it bad or good? Should I be ashamed that there is no mixture of different nationalities in my family? By the way, I have a lot of acquaintances and friends who do not have representatives of non-Slavic peoples in their family. There are maximum Ukrainians among relatives. Although I myself am fine with mixed marriages, and I have friends of different nationalities.
      2. -10
        10 March 2023 10: 09
        Quote: not the one
        I am proud that I am Russian.

        I am also Russian and proud of it. But we must not forget that we all came from the Drevlyans, Polyans, Krivechs and many more wonderful clans and tribes.
        1. +6
          10 March 2023 15: 05
          Quote: Boris55

          I am also Russian and proud of it. But we must not forget that we all came from the Drevlyans, Polyans, Krivechs and many more wonderful clans and tribes.

          Do you think that all the tribes and clans you listed were of different nationalities? M-yes. No more questions.

          \uXNUMXd Likewise, these Slavs came and sat down along the Dnieper and called themselves glades, and others - Drevlyans, because they sat in the forests, while others sat down between Pripyat and Dvina and were called Dregovichi, others sat down along the Dvina and were called Polochans, along the river flowing into Dvina, called Polota, from her the Polotsk people were called. The same Slavs who sat down near Lake Ilmen were called by their own name - Slavs, and built a city, and called it Novgorod. And others sat down along the Desna, and along the Seim, and along the Sula, and called themselves northerners. And so the Slavic people dispersed, and after his name the charter was called Slavic.
          From "The Tale of Bygone Years"
        2. +2
          11 March 2023 05: 24
          Quote: Boris55

          the same, krivechey
          At least you learned how to write correctly in Russian for a start. What a proud winked
    3. +7
      10 March 2023 10: 37
      All the same, "Russian" is a dual concept. First of all, it is a nation, de facto. But it is also civilization. And a little more this civilization will become Atlantis, if not start with a nation. The problem is how not to slide into cave Nazism.
      1. +2
        10 March 2023 23: 44
        First of all, it is a nation, de facto.

        I think we should not confuse the issue with a free interpretation of terms and blur the concept of Russian nationality. De facto and de jure, Russians are an ethnic group (nationality is a sign of belonging to an ethnic group), and is characterized by three main criteria - a common origin, language and culture (like other nationalities in general).
        A nation is characterized primarily by a common territory of residence, in fact, a nation is all the inhabitants of the country, while the culture, origin, and in many cases the language of representatives of one nation may differ.
        1. +1
          13 March 2023 23: 12
          Agree. Although I also like the concept of "Great Russian". I feel myself not only as a Russian, but as a Great Russian.
    4. +12
      10 March 2023 11: 33
      Quote: Boris55
      Because Russian is an adjective.

      I don't want to be an adjective. I want to be a noun and independent.
      That is, to belong to a certain nation, and not to an indefinite one.
    5. +7
      10 March 2023 14: 54
      Quote: Boris55

      Because Russian is an adjective. Russian Muslim, Russian Buddhist. Russian Tatar, Russian Tajik.

      Such a definition is excusable for Jane Psaki, Annalena, and other Eurobrotherhood, but for you...? They cannot be Russians. They are Russian.
      1. +2
        13 March 2023 23: 21
        Russified Russians, for example, of Tatar, Mordovian origin may well be Russians, but in this case they cease to be "real" Tatars, Mordovians, etc. This is the choice of the people. Although, as I heard and read, among the "real" Tatars and Bashkirs, there are indeed people who call themselves Russian (and not Russian) Tatars and Bashkirs. But I have never seen Chechens, Adyghes, Buryats, for example, call themselves Russian Chechens, Russian Adyghes, Russian Buryats.) And so, among the peoples of the Russian Federation, representatives of the Finno-Ugric peoples are most subject to Russification, assimilation. Many grandchildren and granddaughters of Mordovian, Udmurt, Karelian, etc. grandparents consider themselves Russian. And I don't think they'll ever give up.
  11. +8
    10 March 2023 08: 41
    Yes, Russia has always been a multinational and multi-confessional country.

    Yes, but almost everyone lived at home.
    1. +8
      10 March 2023 10: 33
      Yes, but almost everyone lived at home.
      And this house was called the USSR.
    2. 0
      13 March 2023 23: 31
      Tatars have long, since pre-revolutionary times, lived in considerable numbers in Moscow and the Moscow region, and other Russian regions. And in the places of the "original" habitat of the Tatars, Bashkirs, Finno-Ugric peoples, the peoples of the North, Russians have been living in large numbers for centuries, and in many territories Russians absolutely prevailed and prevailed. In the cities of Turkestan, and then Soviet Central Asia, a large number of Russians, the same Tatars, and representatives of other nationalities lived. There are many times more Russians in Karelia, Khakassia, KhMAO than Karelians, Khakasses, Khanty and Mansi. In Buryatia, Mordovia, Gorny Altai, Adygea, Russians also predominate.
  12. 0
    10 March 2023 09: 36
    Something national question has recently been often raised for discussion. Diasporas have been around for a long time, the policy is consistent, the consequences have been clear for fifteen years, the algorithm of the problem is completely transparent. What is the purpose of the article?
  13. +1
    10 March 2023 09: 36
    But it turns out that there are no Russian diasporas? Why? I have not found any clear answer to this question.
    What to look for?
    Everything on the surface - Russians to each other don't help.
    The diaspora in this case has no basis, is not needed.
  14. +6
    10 March 2023 09: 54
    But nothing can be done.
    Everyone understands everything. But....
    Having migrants, having nationalists, having connections to solve "problems" is simply beneficial for oligarchs and officials. And the Russians need to pay normally to support the family ...
    Joyfully they report something like this: "200 thousand migrants have entered and we still have to import 300 thousand ..."

    And the Russians ... according to the old joke: why are you bothering with the oppression of blacks, we don’t write about the oppression of Russians ...
  15. +1
    10 March 2023 10: 32
    Where is the moral? What to do and who is to blame?
  16. +9
    10 March 2023 11: 25
    Adams in Dilbert had aptly observed: "no one will use wage labor if slave labor can be used."
    And do not nod at the oligarchs and other capitalists - ordinary citizens also like to wipe their feet on those who are weaker. So they grow crowds of deadly enemies at their side.
    Sometimes you have to hear that "migrants" speak without embarrassment in the presence of the customer, thinking that no one understands them...
  17. +6
    10 March 2023 12: 09
    The fact that regional security forces are often forced not to hold emigrants accountable for the crimes committed, but to negotiate something with the diasporas to which the criminals belong, indicates either the weakness of our law enforcement agencies, or some kind of centralized political line. It is sad. The law should be the same for everyone, and impunity only stimulates the aggressiveness of emigrants.
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  19. +9
    10 March 2023 13: 57
    Quote: Carat
    It turns out that Russians are oppressed on Russian soil. Russians are oppressed in Russia, what can we say about other countries?

    And oppressed for decades.

    Our precinct officers, in collaboration with Asian employees of the housing departments, caught young and not so young Muscovites and handed out summonses.
    The Turkestans laughed in the face of our guys: "you will go to the army, and I will fight your girl."

    Migrants receive medical care, on a par with the natives, and if he works officially, he will also receive a pension from the Russian Federation.

    Ethnic-migrant crime filled all our cities.
    But in no city there are departments to combat it.
    78% of rapes in Moscow are committed by illegal migrants.

    Those who advocate the importation of migrants now live behind 6-meter fences in Barvikha, Zhukovka and Nikolina Gora.
    These same lovers of Turkestan are conducting active anti-Russian propaganda - they say that Russians work poorly and little, drink, etc.

    But their court system companies are bathing in super profits, saving on each migrant from 19000 rubles. up to 45000 rubles per month.

    It is these amounts that they would have to pay to the country's budget if citizens of the Russian Federation worked for them.

    Ethnic liberals undermine the economic foundations of the state, not to mention the total genocide of the indigenous population.
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  20. +3
    10 March 2023 14: 29
    People from other countries come to us not from a good life.
    At the same time, the difficulties that pushed these people to emigrate are largely due to the customs and mentality of the country from which they came.
    It turns out that in a new place they strive to create for themselves the same familiar conditions from which they came.
    If we allow them to settle compactly and create their own autonomous little worlds, then we will have the whole bunch of problems of the neighboring state in miniature.
    While in miniature. We need to consciously and methodically dissolve migrants in our society. Come to us - live our life. Or leave.
    1. -3
      10 March 2023 14: 32
      Quote from cpls22
      Come to us - live our life. Or leave.
      This - will not be.
      Interpenetration of cultures - yes, it was and is.
      But the old way perish, there is absolutely no chance of saving.
    2. +5
      10 March 2023 15: 16
      Came to us - live our life

      one of the ways is to exclude the possibility of a simplified acquisition of citizenship of the Russian Federation
  21. +7
    10 March 2023 15: 31
    Our government is constantly on the run!!!!!
    Just freaking out!!!
    And she will give a fuck about the Russian people !!!!!
    The main principle of our power is if nothing happens !!!! And don't give a damn about the rest.
    Endemic corruption of the migration service is also a hemorrhoid.
    The repulsion of Russians who wish to move to permanent residence is also a stone in our power.
    Adjacent to the diasporas.
    Why not ban diasporas? Why do they continue to exist??
    Diasporas interfere with the assimilation of those who have arrived; current, thanks to the diasporas, visitors do not respect the indigenous population, that is, Russians. The current, thanks to the diaporas, visitors prolaziyut in all spheres, even where they are fucking not needed.
    Now go to the CROSSROADS - so who works there, and there only non-Russian migrants work, and in Lenta the same crap is in OKAY.
    They are not a thorn in Russian, how did they give them citizenship, how did they pass the exams in the Russian language ???? And they passed the current thanks to the help of diasporas and corruption !!!!!
    1. +2
      10 March 2023 16: 02
      fuck the Russian people

      in this sense, nothing has changed for decades
      Why not ban diasporas

      how do you ban something that officially (legally) does not exist - and if there are any legally formed communities - then everything is in accordance with our laws; de facto, the diaspora is united by a chat in tg or wa, a common language and, most likely, family ties
      and there some non-Russian migrants work

      that’s for sure, it’s something else that’s unpleasant - before the holidays, a crowd of Russian-speaking young men “drunk” tumbles into such a chain store, starts to “eat sweets”, and arranges a scandal with the Kyrgyz sellers, not wanting to pay for the tasting request
  22. -2
    10 March 2023 16: 28
    Why the Russian majority itself has forgotten its language, culture, faith and traditions is a question that must be asked. If you don't want to go to Orthodox churches, you will mean going to mosques!
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    2. 0
      10 March 2023 22: 08
      Why don't you raise the question that you can not go to any church?
      1. 0
        11 March 2023 19: 55
        Why don't you raise the question that you can not go to any church

        yes, of course it is possible, and we observe daily what all this gradually leads to ...
  23. +3
    10 March 2023 17: 34
    Quote: aars
    And this is not a conspiracy, but reasonable behavior in a competitive environment.
    It's not competition, it's bullshit.
    The zhlobstvo, which is a de facto betrayal of the Motherland. Those with "reasonable behavior" must be judged by the article "Treason".
  24. +1
    10 March 2023 17: 42
    Quote from: dmi.pris1
    Yes, you are right. Next, a well-known question. What to do? After all, it is clear that without poking at the top of the power structures, this would not have happened. By the way, many nationalities live in the same Ukraine. But here is an example. They are building a mono-ethnic state. Nazism. Yes, with monstrous things. But there is no idea what a diaspora is. This is, of course, an extremely negative example in the methods of restoring order. and there is no desire to follow it. It’s easier to take a wad of money in your pocket and close your eyes

    It's full of diasporas. And Tatars, and Georgians, and Turks. Hungarians, Romanians, Poles. Azerbaijanis, of course.
    Now many have managed to leave, but not all, of course.
  25. +5
    10 March 2023 18: 07
    These same AMBASSADORS in Ukra - Viktor Chernomyrdin and Mikhail Zurabov - in essence, mowed down the loot for themselves, their loved ones. Who accredited them? We know the answer to this question...!!
    At the expense of the so-called. illegal migrants and non-Russian speakers - everything is simple. This is the corruption of our migration authorities!!
    It is necessary to record all possible / known cases at the request of citizens of the Russian Federation - and give them a "move". With all the consequences for all officials!
    And do not allow our "businessmen" to evade taxes!!!
    I propose, for starters, to assign to all migrants the status of the so-called. private entrepreneur.
    Assign a special code.
    And then follow the money transfers. Even if these transfers will come from other persons. After all, everything can be controlled. IF YOU WANT...
  26. +4
    10 March 2023 20: 24
    * In the Ulyanovsk region, the cost of migrants has already been calculated. And found out that they do not pay off.

    “We took all the expenses, except for the line of the law enforcement system: as a result, one family can be subsidized from the budget from 700 thousand to 2,5 million rubles. Increasing the cost of a patent, as proposed by the Kaluga region, is a good idea, but it will not fully cover the state’s costs, ”

    - Ekaterina Smoroda, a member of the HRC, Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Ulyanovsk Region, said at the meeting. *

    https://kaluga24.tv/news/049005

    At whose expense is the banquet?????
    Or maybe send funds to the indigenous population and the real economy????
    In the meantime, only the genocide of the indigenous population is visible !!!!!
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  28. 0
    10 March 2023 21: 43
    National policy is based on state ideology. In the Russian Federation there is no ideology, no national policy. There is no discussion of political and scientific forces about the current stage of development of national issues. It is not important to understand the role of the Orthodox Church as a spiritual bond for the formation of a diaspora abroad. There are only echoes of the policy of the USSR, where there was not even a Communist Party of the RSFSR. As a result, we can say that there is no such problem in the Russian Federation, and most importantly, it does not exist for the Russian people abroad. It is assumed that the Russian people are so great, so missionary, that they do not need the support of the state. It seems that the authorities do not want the Russian people to unite according to the national principle, so they can reach the revolution. But, the Russians themselves are not very eager to create their own diasporas. Basically, these are Old Believer diasporas. There was a Russian diaspora in New York, there was a Soviet, but it mainly consisted of Soviet Jews, mostly from Odessa. True, in some places there are Russian communities, for example in New Zealand. There is Rossotrudnichestvo, but this is an advertising and cultural activity at the level of organizing concerts for the arrival of some boss from Moscow abroad, or holding a year of the Russian Federation in one of the countries.
  29. +1
    10 March 2023 22: 12
    You see, “Russia has no interests,” so the Russians who lived there were not interested in Russia at all.

    Everything is fair with the idea of ​​equality - the Russians who live here are not interested in Russia at all either.
  30. -1
    10 March 2023 22: 24
    It is believed that it was the Lord who parted the proud people who decided to build the Tower of Babel to the sky, according to national apartments

    You don't have to read further...
  31. +1
    11 March 2023 04: 13
    Have we been trying for a long time, tearing ourselves up, complying so as not to "leave our own", we don’t see international criteria for international laws, we won’t see ((
    little special diplomatic breakthrough: shoveling, not shoveling, pounding, not pounding, rolling up your sleeves to your shoulders !!
  32. -1
    11 March 2023 09: 10
    And why does Putok make a churkestan out of Russia? Who does he REALLY work for? Exactly, that is not in Russian!
  33. +1
    11 March 2023 12: 48
    In Moscow, in the Duma, in the Federation Council, in the Presidential Administration, no one cares what happens in the regions.
    Remember the Polygon cafe? And who was the beneficiary? And was this owner a member of the regional authorities and a member of the United Russia?
    As something happened, they were immediately expelled from the party and from the deputies. And the People's Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation raised its eyelids.
    And who looked at the income for previous years of this polygon owner?
    He is not particularly wealthy, compared to other regional deputies.
    Others have not accidentally plunged into shit so far, and therefore remain both in the party and in the deputy.
  34. 0
    11 March 2023 13: 53
    Quote from: dmi.pris1
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    - In Russia, the period of accumulation of "capital" has dragged on ...

    To one degree or another, all members of the Society are subject to this process. Some who have the opportunity - accumulate. Those who have modest opportunities are the first to envy, and dream about when their time comes. Naturally, representatives of the Power and other "Big" people have much more opportunities for capital accumulation ...

    - There are still very few people who are concerned about the interests of the State ...
    Hence, the obvious "drawdowns" both in the country's foreign policy position and in the military sphere (the country's not being ready for war, to the extent necessary) ....
    1. +1
      11 March 2023 20: 04
      prolonged period of capital accumulation

      because Russia is a raw materials colony, the period of capital accumulation in Russia is excluded, because all significant capital is immediately withdrawn to other countries ... therefore, all our chatter does not make sense until the financial sovereignty of the Russian Federation appears and strict currency control is introduced ...
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  36. 0
    11 March 2023 14: 40
    Quote: egorMTG
    Quote from crossbow
    The fact that regional security forces are often forced not to hold emigrants accountable for the crimes committed, but to negotiate something with the diasporas to which the criminals belong, indicates either the weakness of our law enforcement agencies, or some kind of centralized political line. It is sad. The law should be the same for everyone, and impunity only stimulates the aggressiveness of emigrants.

  37. -1
    11 March 2023 19: 11
    Well, why be surprised ?? The corrupt racial government is mired in corruption, do you think tons of dollars and euros are taken from police colonels and city officials out of thin air ?? In the glorious city of Voronezh, we received a passport for our child with great battles, it turns out that we are local, Russian, we have been living here for more than a dozen years, it does not mean anything, for that a family of some Asians who came in large numbers with us received passports and low bows from officials. Ten years with one, and twenty years with the other, a vertical line of guano has been built. Yes, and the Judeo-Christian religion has already pulled everyone up, the priests have shown themselves in the best Jewish style - money on everything that is possible and impossible, it’s still pedophile scandals that immediately press, Islam is also not sugar, but here other laws come into force. After all, the diaspora is a small state and to become, albeit small, but a bai, is the dream of any dekhanin, and these bais will fight to the last for the preservation of the diasporas. And with the permission of officials of all ranks, each diaspora has combat detachments, which, after committing crimes, murders and rapes, robbery or raiding, calmly leave for their historical homeland to rest. The cherry on top is that the Islamization of Russia will in no way reduce tension with the Caucasus, since the Caucasus is Sunnis, and Shiites rule in Russia. At the same time, Shiites make up about 10-13% of the 1,6 billion of all Muslims in the world. That is, for the Shiites, Russia is a tasty morsel both as a place for the advancement of Islam and as a political force dictating rules throughout the world. To turn scattered people into new Janissaries is not the goal of fishing in troubled waters. And the power?? "Some offices with flags, and in each office there is a buffoon" (c) Voroshilov shooter. For good, scroll through as many people as possible on the NWO, who, after returning home, will begin to establish the rules of conduct for both officials and those who come in large numbers.
    1. 0
      11 March 2023 20: 15
      the Judeo-Christian religion has already bullied everyone

      1. I wonder how Christianity hurt you? Does the ringing of bells on Sundays disturb your sleep? Or does the shopping center block the view of the temple, or does it prevent you from parking your car? feel sorry for the old women who buy candles from a poor pension?
      2. It is also interesting if you are an atheist - why are you worried about the fate of Russia, Voronezh or the dominance of diasporas? what difference does it make what will happen after you - "after us - even a flood" it seems to me a worthy motto for unbelievers
      3. well, about Shiites / Sunnis, in general, everything is turned upside down, I won’t even argue
  38. 0
    13 March 2023 08: 51
    Respect to the author of the article. That's right. So it is. And Moscow has not been the capital of Russia for a long time. It is the capital of some ... Stan. Kirigiz-stan and in all other .. camps. And Russia-stan is no exception. The authorities have played something in the economy and foreign policy, but forgot about the domestic one. No matter how late. It's all sad.
  39. +2
    13 March 2023 16: 21
    Let's help each other, fellow Slavs! At least in your own country! Do not take bribes to work visitors. Stand up for your own, respect only the strong and friendly! Go in for sports, lead a healthy lifestyle, give birth to more children, learn to fight. Otherwise, we won't survive!
  40. 0
    13 March 2023 20: 02
    There are no Russian diasporas because the matriarchal community is not capable of self-organization. Matriarchy at the legislative level is the true reason for the extinction of the indigenous population.
  41. JPD
    +1
    14 March 2023 09: 25
    Good health to all. I read the article. there is certainly a certain policy on the part of those in power, somewhere a note slipped through that some organization proposed to refuse material assistance to women from Asia if they do not know the Russian language. My question is, who gave them citizenship? They will NEVER be assimilated. Khusnullin is unequivocally working on the Islamization of Russia, which is fundamentally contrary to national interests. The balance that was previously maintained is violated. Khusnullins and others leave sooner or later, what will we and our children be left with. Another thing is interesting, why ethnic diasporas do not go to regions that are confessionally close to them. It is the pro-Russian regions that are being replaced by them. And yet, they came here to work or perform their religious rites? Nearby is Adygea, which is confessionally close to people from Asia, BUT, the Adyghe people do not perceive them very much.
    1. 0
      14 March 2023 11: 09
      They go to places where they are paid more and they are more in demand, and where it is easier for them to obtain temporary residence permits and citizenship (for example, the housing estate in Moscow time consists of 90% of workers from SA, they have everything “on stream”).
      Secondly, for the majority of Caucasians, national and family ties are more important than religious ones (Muslim migrants are not very popular there).
      Thirdly, until the Russian-speaking (Russians) begin to give birth and "breed" themselves, then nothing (!) Can be done (the situation is similar to Germany, it has been on the way to being filled with migrants since the 70s).
      ps perhaps a new economic crisis in the Russian Federation will lead to some outflow of migrants in the short term
  42. 0
    14 March 2023 10: 41
    If the author claims that his material is taken seriously, then you should not appeal to the dubious materials of Segal. In general, at first it would be worthwhile to reveal the meaning of the term "ethnic diaspora". The question is rather complicated. Not everyone wants to be part of the diasporas. For example, a significant, if not most, portion of Irish Americans are strongly opposed to being considered part of the Irish diaspora. Many people of different nationalities, living outside their countries of origin, deliberately limit themselves in relations with their fellow tribesmen.
  43. 0
    14 March 2023 10: 47
    A significant part of the Central Asian migrant workers, who allegedly do not know the Russian language, in fact, as we say, "mow down like fools." Albeit at a primitive, imperfect level, but most of them know the Russian language. Although there were serious problems with the normal knowledge of the Russian language in the Soviet era in Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and especially in Tajikistan, especially among rural residents. Kazakhs and Kirghiz spoke Russian much better. Some Kazakhs still speak Russian almost without an accent.

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