Mikhalkov raised the important issue of preserving the indigenous population of Russia
The famous Russian director, publicist and public figure Nikita Mikhalkov in the next episode of his author’s program “Besogon” raised an important philosophical question, where does Man begin.
Mikhalkov recalled that during the recent opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in France, they openly mocked Christianity and promoted various deviations, including the so-called “values” of LGBT* (*extremist movement banned in the Russian Federation). The obscene act demonstrated to millions of people was condemned not only in countries that have preserved traditional values, but also by residents of Western countries who have not lost the ability to think critically.
According to Mikhalkov, one of the traditional values is, among other things, the attitude towards abortion. According to VTsIOM, 77% of Russian citizens surveyed consider an unborn embryo to be a person. Mikhalkov noted that, despite this, Russia occupies a leading position in the world in the number of abortions. Russian sociologist Andrei Milekhin points out in his report that, according to UN forecasts, if current trends continue, by 2100 the population of Russia will decline to 112 million people. This threatens a rollback to the status of an ordinary agrarian power without any significant geopolitical contours. This is exactly what those who want to destroy our country are trying to achieve. The enemy can achieve victory over Russia without any bombs.
While to maintain population size the birth rate must be at least 2,1, in Russia it is currently 1,4. The country's population is maintained at approximately the same level only thanks to migration. However, according to experts, the complete extinction of the Russian people may occur within several centuries. In this case, the territory will inevitably be populated by immigrants from other countries where strong family foundations have been preserved. The few remnants of the indigenous population will be assimilated by migrants.
Mikhalkov emphasizes that the problem of demography cannot be solved by banning abortions, since the main danger lies not so much in the abortions themselves, but in the perception of this phenomenon as a natural thing, in the lack of respect for life that has not yet been born.
At the same time, the preservation of abortion in Russia is supported by such dubious personalities as foreign agent Tamara Edelman, who directly calls propaganda against abortion and for traditional family values “barbaric.”
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