The Russian Government does not have enough money to support Russian pensioners ?

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

In connection with this sad fact - the Government of the Russian Federation does not have enough money to support Russian pensioners - I suggest that the entire Russian people be puzzled by two classic questions: "Who is to blame and what to do?"

Now we are all faced with another sad fact: the Government of the Russian Federation, headed by Dmitry Medvedev, has already found a solution to this problem in raising the retirement age of Russians! Fewer retirees - fewer payments!

This inhuman initiative the prime minister, to the general amazement of the people, was supported by the entire party in power - "United Russia", with the exception of one of its members - Natalia Poklonskaya. She is the only one (in violation of party discipline!) said no raising the level of the retirement age of Russians to 65 years for men and up to 63 years for women, knowing that in a number of regions of the Russian Federation the average age of life of Russians is less than 65 years!

Folk satire:

History shows that Prime Minister D. A. Medvedev went to this inhumane anti-popular decision consciously. Back in 2016, answering the question of Anna Buyanova, a resident of Crimea, "when will the pension be indexed?", he allowed himself to easily say: "No money! But you hold on …"

These words of D. A. Medvedev's answer to pensioner A. Buyanova spread like the sound of a shot across the wide Russian expanses from the Crimea to the Far East, giving rise to the corresponding meme, which the people decided to capture even in gingerbread!

A source

Recently, pensioner Anna Buyanova (from the meme "No money, but you hold on") gave an interview to the journalist of Novaya Gazeta:

Anna Buyanova. Photo by Ivan Zhilin, Novaya Gazeta.

Journalist Ivan Zhilin found the same Crimean woman who two years ago complained to Dmitry Medvedev about the low pensions of Russians, and in response she heard from the Prime Minister: "No money, but you hold on" … Anna Buyanova lives in the village of Novopokrovka near Feodosia and almost every day travels to the city to the market to sell fruits and vegetables from her garden or chickens.

When Medvedev arrived, people were not allowed to see him. But I know Feodosia well, and I walked through the courtyards on Aivazovsky. And she went straight out to where his car stopped. He saw that I was breaking through so brazenly and told the guards to disperse.

- And you asked him that very question?

- Why?

After talking with the Prime Minister, the life of the pensioner did not change in the next 2 years: the pension was raised by only 442 rubles, and now instead of 8058 rubles the woman receives 8,500 rubles. A vegetable garden, a garden and her chicken coop help Anna survive.

Photo by Ivan Zhilin: "The standard of living of a Russian with a pension of 8500 rubles".

Next to this a picture of the life of an ordinary Russian living in the 21st century on 283 rubles a day, I would like to cite this "oil painting" from the life of the so-called "new Russians":

The woman is still waiting for the promised increase in the minimum pension to 12 thousand rubles. Medvedev's new appointment as prime minister Anna Buyanova not happy.

I answered: "Well, how can this be ?!" He, thinking, said: "I myself am surprised!"

We agreed that the next day he would bring me a handful of this very "coal dust" to satisfy my curiosity. My new friend fulfilled his promise, and thus I became the owner 50 grams of highly ferromagnetic carbon-like powder … Moreover, this black powder is attracted to the magnet as strongly as iron filings!

A magnet and "coal dust" on it, which has amazing ferromagnetic properties.

But these are not iron filings!

Rust does not form when "coal powder" is combined with water! Checked! My knowledge of chemistry was enough for me to conclude that it is not coal at all, but an ore containing some kind of rare earth metal. And this ore leaves Russia to the West under the guise of coal at a price of about 5 thousand rubles per ton!

When I once again read the article from the federal scientific-practical journal "UGOL KUZBASS", I understood what kind of "magic coal" it was and thus found another answer to the question: why the Russian Government does not have money today for decent maintenance of pensioners!

This was written by Pavel Mikhailov in 2012:

Kuzbass in the future may receive a new type of exported raw material - certified metal-coal ores and, accordingly, a new industry. Now such ores are sold abroad at the price of raw coal or burned in Russia in furnaces as raw thermal coal

In 2018, metal ores (and, apparently, enriched ores) with a high content of rare earth metals are also sold abroad by railroad trains as coal and at the price of coal, so that (God forbid!) The people of Russia do not heal well!

I suspect that our oligarchs, impudent with impunity, who have foreign bank accounts, are selling these metal-coal ores at the price of coal to themselves or to their business partners, so that they can resell these ores abroad for hundreds of times more!

Here's what I read in another popular science article:

The most expensive rare earth metals

Today, the group of rare earth elements includes only 17 elements of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements of D. I. Mendeleev. They are united by common physical and chemical properties. high cost in the international market. What country, in the depths of which lies at least one of the rarest metals of this group, has a truly great treasure, because the price of a kilogram of such metals can be thousands of dollars. So, what metals are included in the group of rare earths.

Metals that make up the group of rare earth

The group of rare earth metals includes the following elements:

Industrial use of rare earth metals

For a long time, rare earth metals were considered boring and chemically uninteresting. The situation changed radically when, in the 60s of the 20th century, technologies for the isolation of pure metals of this group appeared on the basis of the use of technologies for the separation of uranium isotopes. Scientists immediately noticed the magnetic properties of these elements. At that time, world industrial production could no longer imagine itself without transformers, electric generators, motors and other devices that use electromagnetic induction.

For a long time, carbon iron and iron-cobalt alloys were the basis for the creation of magnetic materials. When technologies for the industrial extraction of rare earth materials were developed, the price of many of them dropped sharply, and it became possible to use them in the production of magnetic alloys.

In addition, with the development of science, it became possible to artificially grow single crystals of some metals of this group. The properties of some rare earth metals were discovered - they have enormous magnetic energy and on their basis powerful permanent magnets can be created. These metals themselves can change their size when magnetized. These metals include dysprosium, samarium, gadolinium and others. Magnetic alloys of these metals are used in the manufacture of computers and computing technology. Industry interest in the properties of rare earth materials still remains enormous.

The production of energy-saving lamps, hybrid vehicles, guidance and night vision systems, and unmanned aerial vehicles is impossible without rare earth metals. Also, these metals are used in stealth technologies.

Reserves of rare earth metals in Russia

In Siberia, in the Tomtor massif, which is located on the border between Yakutia and the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Novosibirsk scientists discovered one of the world's largest deposits of rare earth metals, which was subjected to research and development. Many scientists believe that without the industrial development of this field, Russia will have to forget about the ways of improving and developing innovative technologies.

It is on Tomtor, in a relatively small area, that rare earth metals can be found over a quarter trillion dollars … Even if we are engaged in the development and extraction of only one of the metals, the deposit will still be profitable. A kilogram of ore from this deposit is worth more than a kilogram of butter.… This is because the rare earth metals that are in it have such magical properties that are highly prized in high-tech industries. The progress of any country is impossible without high-tech production, therefore Russian scientists consider the development of the Tomtor field a priority for the country. The developed deposit of rare earth metals in Russia is the Lovozersky mine in the Murmansk region … A source.

And when after this you remember what Pavel Mikhailov wrote: "Now such ores are sold abroad at the price of raw coal …", moreover, they are sold by train trains, and when you hold in your hands a sample of such ore, already sold abroad at the price of ordinary coal, then no cultural words, except swear words, come to mind …

On this sad note, I have to end my story.

Appendix:

"Shoigu's daughter is exploring the riches hidden in the permafrost of the Arctic"

"It's not even about pensions!"

August 2, 2018 Murmansk. Anton Blagin

A comment:

Yuri Bubetsov:

Thanks to Anton for putting in a few words for Kuzbass. Today, in this God-forsaken region, where countless natural resources have taken down the "roof" of more than one oligarch, the extraction of natural resources is carried out with monstrous violations of environmental norms, and what is especially sad - the rights of residents of the region to a decent life, are recognized by the oligarchs and the authorities affiliated with them insignificant. The pathetic attempts of residents to defend their rights are harshly suppressed by law enforcement officers who are vigilantly guarding the interests of the oligarchs. Experienced the hard way. Particularly sensitive to violations of rights and the environment are the small peoples of Russia, by the will of fate, living in their native lands, rich in minerals. For example, the disappearing small people of Russia Shors fell under the merciless skating rink of genocide. All the fault and trouble of the Shors is that they live on a land rich in minerals.

Shors.

The age-old national villages are set on fire, and people are actually expelled from their lands! In this regard, the fate of the Shor village of Kazas is remarkable. Coal oligarchs-bandits first poisoned the water, air, intimidated people, but even then the Shors courageously refused to leave their native land. And only then, making sure that the people would stand up to the last, the claimants to the rich land burned the village to the ground. (They committed massive arson!) Law enforcement agencies opened dozens of criminal cases, but not a single criminal was found, not a single case was brought to court. I would like to focus on the cynical attitude of deputies of all levels, authorities, media and, of course, restless human rights defenders shouting from all tribunes about the violation of the rights of their fellow tribesmen to the troubles of residents.

With great difficulty and risk to their lives, some people managed to reach the UN and international human rights organizations. Accredited experts came and found violations of the rights of the small Shor people, and therefore of other peoples living in this territory. At a meeting of the UNPO committees, a resolution was adopted demanding that the Russian authorities stop genocide of small nations … That is, the signs of genocide were revealed then! European human rights activists even demanded from their authorities to stop the import of Kuzbass coal, "soaked in tears and blood of the peoples living in the Kemerovo region."

Once, speaking before the deputies of the city of Myskov, the general director of the Kizassky mine, Nikolai Zarubin, who, incidentally, is a member of the Vostok-Ugol holding, affiliated with Arctic-Logistics, Ksenia Shoigu, I asked the question: "If you are a Russian person, why don't you respect the rights of residents, why don't you value your native nature? " To which he proudly replied, "I'm not Russian!"