Yawn, Pioneer!

2008, Moscow, Red Square

On May 19, the USSR was an all -Union Day of Pioneer. What does he remember when he heard the words “pioneer organization”, a person who at least a child who found the Soviet Union? Red ties, white shirts, girls in the front uniform - oh, these short skirts. Camps. In a good way, the camp - with discos and a chance at night to smear neighbors with a toothpaste. Well, the opportunity on the holidays to stand at the eternal fire in an honorary guard with a real almost automatic.

 ** 2015, ***Moscow, Red Square* 

2012, Moscow, Red Square

A bad (and present) memory squeezes itself out - dull protocol events, a school of preparation of meaningless speeches for future functionaries, longing and boredom. In other words, speaking - a direct attempt by a totalitarian state from childhood to accustom its inhabitants that they should not have anything personal, nothing special - neither time, no thoughts, nor outfits.

2013, Moscow, Red Square

The Communist Party was perfectly built into the Russian political system, but its leaders - out of habit or in position - are dreamed of the revival of the Union. And the All -Union Pioneer Organization, including. Every year, the party reports about thousands of admitted pioneers. Gennady Zyuganov personally tits red ties on Red Square.

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2015, Moscow, Red Square

And children are normal children. Children, although vaguely imagined where adults drive them, but do not break into a bright past. Do not want protocol events. Children yawn. Year after year.

Photo: Sergey Karpov/ITAR-TASS, Valery Nifoululin/ITAR-TASS, Vladimir Astapkovich/ITAR-TASS, Sergey Savostyanov/TASS, Grigory Sysoev/ITAR-TASS