When communists in Russia came to power in the beginning of the 20th century, they didn't have heroes, so they made up those. For children there was a fictional boy Pavlik Morozov, thousands of Soviet children knew about the heroism of Pavlik. Pavlik handed his wealthy father into the Soviet authorities. Due to the legend, other relatives later killed Nastyboy. The 100-year-old tale should have been forgotten with disgrace, but not in Russia, not in the USSR successor. Here are the latest internal domestic news from this weird wild country. The Moscow resident informed police that her not working son is hiding from serving in the army. At 26-year-old man had had start up, which didn't work out. They started arguing with mother and now the mother told police that he didn't serve in the army and doesn't want to, just to get rid of him. In the Moscow region, a husband informed police that his wife is against the war in Ukraine, which they call a special military operation. In Russia it means that the wife may go to jail. Pupils all over the country started informing police about teachers with the no-world position. In Astrakhan, pupils are snitching on their school math teacher. In a more university students did the same when professor told them that Russia wished to war against Ukraine. In Burjatiya, the archery trainer still against the school director who draws Zetletter in the backyard. Snitching on one another once again became a national sport as it wasn't used as our. People can write out in schools, clubs at home and especially Russians love to write out their neighbors. One can be arrested even because of the garland and Ukrainian colors in his own apartment. And their so-called government loves that and pays for that. And those successors of the communist regime, from 50,000 up to 10 million of rebels will be given by the ministry of their wild internal affairs to those Russians who will snitch on the public enemies. Millions of public smorosl went out hunting now. While their so-called authorities are trying to look mentally healthy and even sign some agreements abroad.