New ethics from Dmitry Kiselev

“You can’t become famous for good deeds!” Apparently these words from the song of the pretty villain from the Soviet cartoon were repeated to himself by TV presenter Dmitry Kiselev, when he began a specific work on the “narrowing of the freedom of speech”, which he previously called in his program “News of the Week” dated 10/21/2018.

Perhaps Kiselev was driven by a fierce envy of Solovyov, Malakhov and Pozner, from which he hopelessly lagged behind in the popular competition for the title of best heroostratus of Russia. The results of this competition, recently summed up by the Zircon group, showed that if this goes further, then he and his dull ashes will begin to concede Lyuty Skabeeva, and even Norkin, who conquers the sympathies of compatriots in that he constantly fights with the experts invited by him and expels them from the studio.

Therefore, Dmitry Konstantinovich began to act and moved to specific steps to eradicate freedom of speech in Russia. To this end, he addressed the academics of the Russian Academy of Education (RAO) with the idea "to determine the boundaries of the impossible and the boundaries of the unacceptable freedom of expression, in freedom of speech."

Speaking on 10/25/2018 at the general meeting of RAO, Kiselev set the academics a very specific and at the same time a grandiose task. "We have to create new secular ethics, which will be adopted by society!" - announced Kiselev. And he explained: “There is no effective society without internal prohibitions. And this is a very relevant task for the Russian Academy of Education. ”

When Kiselev pronounced these words, his face acquired a solemn expression and at the same time formidable. Like the Prophet of Moses, when he conveyed ten divine commandments to his people. However, since Kiselev claims the laurels of the creator of new secular ethics, he probably sees himself more than Aristotle than Moses.

It would be curious to get acquainted with the full list of commandments of the new secular ethics from Dmitry Kiselev. Kiselev has already formulated some of them:

- about burning gay hearts after death;

- about the conversion of the United States into a radioactive ash;

- that no Ukraine after 2014 exists;

- The fact that everyone who condemns Putin’s policy, such as writer Shenderovich, should be called “scum”;

- The fact that views and beliefs should be changed at the time of the change in the source of financing and the country of stay: if you get a grant of the European Commission to support democratic institutions, you need to promote European values, as Kiselev did in the “dashing 90s”, and if they pay for serving the Putin regime, then we must intensively incur xenophobia and hate, as Kiselyov does kiselev in recent years.

And another item must be included in the list of commandments of the new secular ethics from Kiselev: "Resolutely condemn what you have not seen." As Kiselev did in relation to the film “Holiday” by Alexei Krasovsky - a picture that no one saw, but about which Kiselev had already reported that she was “undermining Russia”.