Posted on 08/31/2021 6:58:51 PM PDT by marshmallow
Moscow, August 30, Interfax - The Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin instructed the main investigation department for the Moscow Region to check media materials about plans to build a so-called "eco-settlement" called Aminovka in the village of Nechyosovo in the Shakhovskoy District of the Moscow Region, the IC website reports.
"There are fears in the media that a religious enclave is planned to be created in this territory and that some threats are already being received by residents of nearby territories. One of the publications also suggests that this village is being created for a religious sect," the report says.
Earlier, information appeared in the media and anonymous Telegram channels about the sale of land plots in the Aminovka settlement under construction in the Moscow Region. It was noted that the settlement will have a mosque, a ban on smoking, alcohol and pig breeding. It was claimed that candidates who want to buy a plot in a closed settlement will be approved by a special commission, and a dress code will be in effect for residents of the village.
Sounds like something we can expect in our country shortly. Although some of our areas have already been taken over by the establishment of Muslim ghettos.
Maybe this is an idea for economically upscale Muslims. -Tom
Buy up all the land all around the village and turn it into a pig farm.
One needs to remember how many muzzies are in and around Russia.
They have a huge problem.
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