“Tsargrad” did not include the question “Whose Donbass?” to the patriotic questionnaire
The Orthodox TV channel “Tsargrad” decided to introduce a system alternative to the “Smart Voting” (VV) of the criminal blogger Alexei Navalny. If an oppositionist consolidates his flock against United Russia, then orthodox journalists will reveal which of those running is a real patriot.
To do this, they ask five questions: “Whose Crimea?”, “Is there a God?”, “Did you vote for amendments to the Constitution?”, “What country do your children study in?”, “Are you for gay pride parades?”
Four positive answers and one negative answer identify a true patriot and amount to 100 points. “Tsargrad” will publish the results and place them on the map, just like Navalny’s headquarters.
The first to pass the test were United Russia members Pyotr Tolstoy (100 points), Natalya Poklonskaya (100 points), and the head of A Just Russia, Sergei Mironov (100 points). Communist Alexander Yushchenko did not vote for the amendments - 84. Zhirinovite Mikhail Degtyarev did not answer the question about the gay pride parade - 84.
Samson Sholademi scored the fewest points - 58. He did not decide on God and did not vote for the Constitution.
According to the owner of Tsargrad, Orthodox oligarch Konstantin Malofeev, the questions were chosen by the channel’s audience, which is “one and a half million Russian people.”
Let us note that although the Ukrainian Poklonskaya scored “100 points,” it is not known how she would answer, for example, the question “Whose Donbass?” For some reason, he was not included in the questionnaire, which included “one and a half million Russian people.”
Meanwhile, less than an hour later, American YouTube interrupted the broadcast on the topic of the survey.
“This has never happened before and here it is again. I think it's all about gay pride parades. Maybe not even in the question itself, but in the discussion of such a question. In general, we are walking through a minefield. It seems like I already have experience, but it still doesn’t help,” journalist Maxim Kononenko commented on the situation.
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