The federal list of extremist materials has grown to item 2887

On July 8, 2015, the Federal List was updated again extremist materials. Items 2886 - 2887 were added to it. List replenished the book of the KPE party, publications of activists of the movement "Ataka".

Update of the Federal List of Extremist Materials dated July 6, 2015 2886. The book “Internal Predictor of the USSR. To the Divine Power… As amended in 1996” - Public initiative publishing house. - St. Petersburg, 2004 (decision of the Khostinsky District Court of Sochi dated March 31, 2015).
Recall that this book is included in a collection of documents under the general title "Concept public security "Dead Water" and is a bizarre mixture of Stalinism and mysticism. It also assumes the existence of a global conspiracy (predictor), which was carried out for more than three thousand years back by the ancient Egyptian priests-hierophants who control the "World Masonic government. Based on this collection the ideology of the "Conceptual party "Unification"" was formed (the current title - "The Course of Truth and Unity"). Ideologist of the Concept Party "Unity"" Major General Konstantin Petrov died in 2009. His books have already been recognized as extremist and added to the Federal List of Extremist Materials.

1. - Text starting with the words "Ataka // December 6, 2013 at 20:00 // Yesterday they arrived here" and ending with the words "Specially for the Attack: Mityaev Stanislav", posted on the information and telecommunication network "Internet" at the network address: http ://vk.coin/atakaws; - text starting with the words "Attack // December 17, 2013 at 20:11 // The only way to win" and ending with the words "specially for the Attack: Vladimir Tkach", posted on the Internet information and telecommunications network at the network address: http ://vk.com/atakaws; - text starting with the words "Ataka // November 29, 2013 at 19:45 // A heavy burden of moral guilt" and ending with the words "specially for the Attack: Oleg For", posted on the information and telecommunications network "Internet" at the network address: http ://vk.com/atakaws; - text starting with the words "Attack // December 10, 2013 at 20:29 // The invaders intend to hold an all-Russian rally in Moscow on Manezhnaya Square ..." and ending with the words "then it's time for you to think about organizing", posted in the information telecommunications network "Internet" at the network address: http://vk.com/atakaws; - text starting with the words "Attack // December 24, 2013 at 19:58 // about a million foreigners" and ending with the words "after all, we must fight for the future of the people today", posted on the Internet information and telecommunication network at the network address: http ://vk.com/atakaws (decision of the Basmanny District Court of the city of Moscow dated March 13, 2015). These publications on the social network are related to the Attack movement, created in the summer of 2013 by several activists who left Restrukt! Recall that in October 2014 the Presnensky District Court of Moscow arrested the leaders of the movement "Attack" by Stanislav Mityaev and Vladimir Tkach. In November in the case of the group "Attack" has three more new suspects - Roman Chernikov, Thomas Paypalas and Sergey Sukhanov. One was arrested, the second was sent to home. arrest, the third is on bail. Young people in depending on the role of each, part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code, part 1 and part 2 Art. 282.1 of the Criminal Code (creation of an extremist community and participation in it, respectively), part 2 of Art. 214 of the Criminal Code (vandalism based on national hatred). According to investigators, the suspects were in the creation of the far-right Ataka movement, "whose main task was the violent overthrow of the current government in Russia." They promoted their ideas through social networks, put up leaflets and stickers. In March 2015 in Moscow, members of the far-right Ataka group were charged with inciting ethnic hatred in the organized group.* Sources *

2. Federal list of extremist materials // Official website of the Ministry of Justice