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Attila and Kinga take the long trip back to the ancestral homeland
https://youtu.be/0v8baJhBq28?t=1253
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He has a cross of Maltese knight order. I guess fellow knights could have asked him to move some of RF's population there.
Do what you should.
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The general global tendency is depopulation of land and concentration of population in huge agglomerations under total control.
Do what you should.
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I though it's a second attempt to strengthen Siberia in Russian hands (bad Chinese)
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Both play along globalist guidelines.Originally Posted by Veljo
Do what you should.
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hahahaha, Apricity, the only place of the world where Siberians can have some visibility
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Siberia, sighs Beria, a place to hide my rapes and bury you.
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Russians disappear at a rate of half a million a year. Without the project of an artificial uterus, only migrants from Central Asia will live in these cities, and even then it is unlikely that they are heat-loving. In addition, it would probably be easier and cheaper to improve existing cities than to build new ones.
Russia is not the USSR. Moreover, Shoigu actively participated in the collapse of the USSR. Such words from Shoigu are perceived as Kudrin's words about an ineffective economy. Both are clowns.
It is he who catches the voters with his bait, as a candidate from Edinaya Rossiya. So, "the legend is fresh, but hard to believe." All of them are blowing in our ears, and as a result, only the list of Forbes becomes longer. Someone should raise the sagging rating of Edinaya Rossiya, drawing the people an image of a bright future, inviting them to bright horizons with industrial romantics. Before some previous elections, they already promised "25 million new high-tech jobs." Someone is still waiting for them.
And if we consider that the presidential elections are not far off, the picture becomes much clearer. Therefore, they are removing the Communist Party so that no one interferes with their only candidate on the open field.
At this stage, the elections may sink into oblivion. Further - "State Council", important people in their chairs will sit for life, as in the English Chamber of Peers. Plebs will march where and when ordered under the watchful eye of digital technology.
In a capitalist economy, it will be necessary to return the costs. Copper is in demand, but the cost price after the construction of such a high-tech "garden city" will be uncompetitive. Costs will need to be optimized. But how? Everything has already been invented before us. And now our wonderful high-tech garden city has degenerated into a rusty shift camp.
What are they building the plant for? To make money on it. And the main rule of an effective manager: we earn by reducing costs. All these: "Airport, railway station, modern super clinic stuffed with ultra-modern equipment, modern perinatal center, modern schools like Rosneft built in Tulun, modern kindergartens, a stadium, modern parks, bike paths, an ice palace. Or better two. Three swimming pools. Tram. Number of storeys of houses no higher than 7 floors - in the eyes of modern managers, these are the very costs that need to get rid of. Shift camp is their way. No obligations, no social responsibility, no unnecessary costs. Until the vector of the economy changes from "squeeze out to the drop while there is something to squeeze out, and after us let it even a flood" for "people live not only in Moscow, and they also have the right to live like human beings", such projects will not work.
Although I'm in a pessimistic mood right now, maybe everything will be fine. I would like to believe.
Spoiler!
Oh, victims of tsarist exiles and Stalin's repressions in the thread, I am now calm to go to bed.
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from the Space you can't even see Iberia:hahahaha, Apricity, the only place of the world where Siberians can have some visibility
Iberia - Area 583,254 km2
Siberia - Area • Total 13,100,000 km2
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More in my favour
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