AP August 17, 2013 Pole vault great Yelena Isinbayeva condemned homosexuality Thursday after criticizing competitors who painted their fingernails in rainbow colors to support gays and lesbians in the face of a new anti-gay law in Russia. The Russian, who won her third world title…
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Canada Will Consider Refugee Claims by Russian Sodomites
Thaddeus Baklinski LifeSiteNews August 13, 2013 Russian police putting a stop to homosexual propaganda. Canada’s newly appointed immigration minister said that Russia is wrong in restricting homosexual propaganda aimed at youth and indicated that refugee claims by Russian homosexuals will be given serious consideration by…
Russia to Give $1 million for Auschwitz Preservation
Stuart Winer Times of Israel August 14, 2013 Russia is to make a one-time donation of $1 million to help with the preservation of the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland where over 1.1 million people were murdered during World War II. Polskie Radio reported that…
Russian Lawmaker Proposes Days Off From Work During Menstruation
We recently reported that the UK government plans on giving money to mothers who return to work, further weakening the traditional family. A Russian lawmaker has proposed a very different measure that would affect the welfare of women. From the Daily Mail : Women’s rights…
Russian-Speakers Who Wish to Migrate to Israel May Need DNA Test to Prove Jewish Ancestry
Prime Minister’s Office says would-be immigrants from former Soviet Union may be asked to prove Jewish bloodline Asher Zeiger Times of Israel August 10, 2013 Young immigrants from Russia at the Putin Bar in Jerusalem on November 18, 2008. A number of people from the…
Russian Military Recruits to Undergo ‘Gay Tattoo’ Checks in New Kremlin Clampdown on Homosexuality
Conscripts and contract soldiers to be given a thorough examination Special attention to tattoos near the face, sexual organs and buttocks But many officers have already rejected the ‘impractical’ guidelines Comes amid recent backlash against homosexuality and Western values Almost a third of Russians think…
Russia Unperturbed by Olympic Boycott Threat
AFP August 9, 2013 Russia on Friday said it was unperturbed by threats of an Olympic boycott over a controversial law banning “homosexual propoganda”, despite wide-ranging criticism of the legislation from athletes to US President Barack Obama. President Vladimir Putin passed the law in June…
Homosexual Actor Stephen Fry Compares Putin to Hitler, Calls for Olympics to be Moved From Russia
The author, comedian and activist says Russia should be stripped of its right to hold the games over its passing of anti-LGBT laws, which criminalise those who engage in “gay propaganda.” The Journal August 10, 2013 Actor, Comedian, and all-round British ‘national treasure’ Stephen Fry…
Russia’s New Neo-Nazi Sport: Terrorizing Gay Youth Online
As Vladimir Putin pushes anti-gay agenda, vigilante movements gain momentum on social media Amar Toor The Verge August 8, 2013 Last year, a teenager named “Alexei” (not his real name) was aimlessly surfing the web from his home in Moscow when he came across a…
How the Jews Won the West
The key to Jewish power rests principally on two things: control of banking and finance, and control of mass media. One is used as a tool to enslave us physically, the other mentally. Over the past hundred years they have gained almost a complete monopoly…
Pro-Pussy Riot Priest Murdered in Russia
AFP August 6, 2013 A man stabbed to death a Russian priest who was deeply critical of Orthodox Church leadership and had supported the activist punk rock group Pussy Riot, police said on Tuesday. Pavel Adelgeim, 75, was found dead late Monday in the northwestern…
China Parades Hardware at Joint Drills With Russia
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Russia to Press for International Internet Behavior Code to Fight Emerging Threats
RT August 6, 2013 The new cyber security doctrine signed by President Vladimir Putin outlines cyber attacks as a major threat to international security and suggests to fight it with a special international body to manage the web. The document that was signed by the…
Snowden Granted 1-year Asylum in Russia, Leaves Airport
RT August 1, 2013 NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has been granted temporary asylum in Russia and is allowed to enter the country’s territory. The whistleblower has been granted temporary asylum in Russia, Snowden’s legal representative Anatoly Kucherena said, with his words later confirmed by Russia’s…
Homosexual Athletes Could Be Prosecuted at 2014 Winter Olympics, Russian Lawmaker Suggests
Kirit Radia ABC News July 31, 2013 In Russia it is now illegal to even speak about homosexuality around minors, much less openly display gay pride. Technically the ban is against “propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations” around minors, but the implication for openly gay individuals…
Putin Urges International Community to Resist Repressions Against Christians
RT July 30, 2013 Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, and Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill. The rights of religious minorities, including Christians, are being infringed all over the planet and humanity must take measures to stop such instances, Vladimir Putin said at the…
Russian Neo-Nazis Allegedly Lure, Torture Gay Teens with Online Dating Scam
Cavan Sieczkowski Huffington Post July 26, 2013 A neo-Nazi group in Russia has apparently enacted a disturbing campaign against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth by allegedly using a popular social network to lure in victims and torture them. The Spectrum Human Rights Alliance (SHRA),…
Russia Faces Vodka Boycott in Backlash against Anti-Gay Law
Alec Luhn The Guardian July 26, 2013 There’s nothing more Russian than vodka, so when gay and lesbian activists decided to protest against the country’s persecution of homosexuals it made sense to target its most famous drink. The US sex writer Dan Savage, famous for…
Edwards Snowden Still Stuck in Airport
BBC July 25, 2013 The BBC’s Daniel Sandford reports on the lawyer with a bag who intrigued journalists at Moscow Airport on Wednesday. ugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has not been given Russian travel documents, his lawyer has said, contradicting earlier reports. Anatoly Kucherena…
Russia, China Block U.N. Condemnation of Iran Missile Tests
Louis Charbonneau Reuters July 15, 2013 A U.N. Security Council committee is split over whether Iran’s missile tests last year violated U.N. sanctions imposed on Tehran because of its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, Australia’s U.N. envoy said on Monday. That division effectively rules out…


















