Putins,
Putins everywhere? According to a report by the Russian-language newspaper
“Trust” (but verify?) a female Russian lawmaker has introduced to the State
Duma a bill that proposes to extend the greatness of Russia via it’s female
citizens having access to the sperm of Vladimir Putin.
“The
essence of my proposition is simple”, said the Chairwoman of the Parlaimentary Commission on Women’s
Affairs (!), Children and Family, Yelena Borisovna Mizoulina. “Each female citizen of Russia will be able
to receive by mail the genetic material of the President, get pregnant from him
and have a baby. These mothers will be receiving special allowances from the
government.”
Sounds
like they already would have!
Vladimir
might be busy for awhile.
Ms.
Mizoulina went on to describe what would happen after President Putin’s babies
were born, presuming that they will be male. “And after the birth of the child,
he will have to be given to be raised
into the special institutions that resemble Souvorov Schools with the aim that
he will be loyal to the Motherland and personally to the President of the
Russian Federation.” A Souvorov School is akin to a military boarding school.
(How long after the births she didn’t say).
She continued, “children born from the Russian
President in the future will form the military and political elite of the State.” Nothing chilling
there! (And, assuming they don’t abort the girl babies, what happens when these
throngs of Putin kids are of age to be married? Confusing? “Ivan, meet my
father…”).
The
“Putin Youth” will literally be… Putin’s.
A
pregnant idea, to be sure, but there aren’t enough countries in the world for
all these future Putins to annex!
And we
thought the U.S. congress had some crazy ideas.
(They wouldn’t dream of putting
forward a bill like this! They wouldn’t, would they? Ms. Pelosi?!? Why is President Obama smiling??!).
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*Mz. Mizoulina’s quotes and some other info were gleaned
from an on-line piece from the New York Observer (Nov. 6th, 2014).
They believe they were the first to translate this ‘proposal’ into English. (It
is not likely this proposal will pass).
*Any/all ‘emphases’ mine
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