Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin.
[ColonelCassad] 1. Tomorrow the State Duma will consider a bill on confiscation of property under the article on fakes about the RF Armed Forces. Take care of your sofas. Now they can come for them.
Sofas is a reference to the common Russian slam against individuals who dispute what the Russian military is doing, or who think they can advise the military in its business.
2. Chirikova (remember the joke about “Khimki Forest” from Shnurov’s song?) and a couple of other chushpans are included in the list of foreign agents. Most of those included have already fled from Russia.
Chushpans is an ethnic slur common in the southern CIS republics
3. The Vladivostok authorities recommended canceling the concert of Arbenina, who openly opposed the SVO, and now pretends that everything is fine. No, it's not normal.
4. General Gurulev called for the revival of the GULAG so that the enemies of the people could merrily swing their picks in Kolyma. In fact, to open camps for enemies of the people in Kolyma, it is not at all necessary to revive the Gulag.
General Gurulev is a retired Russian army commander, now a deputy for the Russian national Duma. Kolyma is a region in northern Russia near the Arctic Sea, known for its labor camps in the GULAG system in Soviet times.
5. In Buryatia, at the request of the public, concerts of US citizen Orbakaite were canceled, who for some reason wants to give concerts not in Miami, but in Ulan-Ude. We don't need this.
6. According to the Supreme Court ruling, the use of feminitives is a sign of belonging to LGBT people. You say “author”, “lawyer”, “director”, that means you P...
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