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Россия: Путин - свинья мира или радости пропаганды убийств

Преступная свинья Владимир Путин (70) подписал так называемый закон об электронных повестках, и он вступил в действие.

Около 40 миллионов человек могут быть внесудебно поражены в правах, если не явятся в военкомат по первому зову Минобороны.

Перед пропагандистами встала очень амбициозная задача этот закон оправдать — рассказываем о вранье, которое его окружало. А ещё говорим о том, как в телевизоре старательно не замечают зверства российских боевиков.

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