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Putin’s regime isn’t holding on because it’s strong. It’s standing because only one in a million Russians has the spine to oppose it. When I saw this trailer, I thought it was some Soviet-era disaster film. Turns out, it’s a documentary about modern Russian schools. A teacher spent two... show more

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Jan Tait1 year ago

@SusanTa45889248 Putin’s communist Mafia hell has destroyed russia which is now the Soviet Socialist Banana Republic of Putinistan.

Perry Milward1 year ago

ᵣuzZia is a terrorist state They prove this to the whole world EVERY DAY with their bloodlust, destruction, torture, inhumane treatment of people AND animals, imprisonment and criminal acts. Welcome to 21st Century ᵣuzZia. Welcome to ᵣuzZia's reality. Wake up slaves/citizens

Norwegian Wolf1 year ago

SAD & HORRIBLE, how putinism brainwashes children Hope the children finally understand what the teacher did, and run away 🇷🇺 right-wing extreme communism they have kept much of communism to keep control over the people threats the murders the bloodbaths the wars of aggression

Andre Roy1 year ago

😮 Nazi/ Stalinist decadent Russia, definitely.

Mrssmoketoomuch1 year ago

The movie is “Mr Nobody Against Putin”. It is a Danish documentary.

Uniting the Experience of Emergency Services1 year ago

Magmatic plume in Siberia does not just threaten Russia but the entire world.

GW Fella 🇺🇦 🇬🇪 🇬🇧 △ Main Bastard MUGA ➔1 year ago

Trying to find out how to watch this in UK

Michael Maneotis1 year ago

Where can we watch?

veli-pekka.moisalo1 year ago

@pvesterbacka Hitler jugend oli lievä versio Putinin kouluun verrattuna.

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