Pres. Putin Says Russia Is A Multicultural Paradise To Cover His True Colonialist Colors

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Source– President Vladimir Putin copied the opening speech from the Boris Yeltsin-era Constitution of the Russian Federation: “We, the multinational people of the Russian Federation, united by a common destiny on our land.” President Vladimir Putin used it after he launched the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The same with other autocracies, laws can’t be placed above the will of the dictator. Quoting the country’s founding documents just like what President Vladimir Putin did.

But, Joseph Stalin’s 1936 Constitution formally guaranteed to copy Soviet nations’ universal rights irrespective of their nationality, all spheres of economic, state, cultural, social, and political life. Lots of Soviet citizens who are ended up being imprisoned in horrendous Gulag labor camps or forced to relocate their homes with a low chance of survival. The Opening speech is about the multinational people that represent an actual political concept in contemporary Russia.

President Putin said, during his visit to the Republic of Dagestan, a Muslim region in Russia, those who disrespect the Holy Qur’an will be penalized in Russia. President Putin said, he highly respected Muslims about their religious beliefs. Also, as of now, the cultural and demographic of Moscow do not follow clear ideological stipulations. The policies are trying to be opportunistic that followed the ideology of nationalism. President Putin was trying to impose Russian culture to centralize the country and solidify his control. Putin assured these cultural policies have no negative effects on non-Russian communities inside Russia country.

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