
While in kindergartens a quiet hour and the kids do not hear us, let's discuss one anxious topic. The state system is in danger. Fortunately, not ours. Rather, not quite ours. The foundations are undermined in the Union Belarus, where the revolution of colored pencils and felt -tip pens ripens.
The reference points of the color revolution in this good -natured country, as it turned out, are private schools and kindergartens. Where did it become? Not in any private conversation, but at the republican pedagogue. We believed that there could be nothing more boring than the pedagogical council, but here, in the presence of President Lukashenko, the Minister of Education of Belarus Igor Karpenko was made by a deafening statement. He said that semi -legal private kindergartens and schools under the sign of individual entrepreneurs, public or religious associations were used for the majority for political purposes, and became reference points for the color revolution. There is no exact information, but it can be assumed that with these words, Alexander Lukashenko with the phone in his hands briefly left the hall to contact the KGB, the prosecutor's office and the police and clarify some current tasks.
What is happening in kindergartens? Maybe speech therapists teach children to pronounce the words “barricade” and “expropriation”. Maybe the teacher reads them: “He put his grandfather’s turnip ...” - and explains that this is about Aunt Masha Kolesnikov, one of the opposition leaders, and now a political prisoner. Not our business. We must take care of our children. Not about schoolchildren (probably already late), but about kindergartens and even about slids from nurseries.
Yes, with revolutionary creeps it is time to fight there. Nursery is still a cradle of revolution.
While we can be calm for kindergartens. Back in the early 2000s, I happened to write in Novaya Gazeta about the initiative of the head of the administration of the Karakulsky district of Udmurtia, who proudly announced that local kindergartens were decorated with portraits of the presidents of Russia and Udmurtia and children admire them every day. It began with this or with something else, but soon they realized for the patriotic education of the little ones. In kindergartens, many cities and villages to the images of the president and governor began to add portraits of mayors and heads of municipalities. And this is commendable: do not have a mile to hang over the crib and not Ivanushka-Durachka.
In the same Udmurtia, military-patriotic events, as well as matinees dedicated to the Day of National Unity, began to hold in kindergartens. Not all mothers with dads understand what kind of holiday it is, but maybe the children then explained to them. And in some places-for example, in the Kaluga region-in kindergartens they began to play in the presidential election. It was noted that everything was real: election commissions, ballots, urns with a two-headed eagle ...
Actually, if you really, there should also be stuffing ballots, disabilities for competitors, bribing voters with iris, but something was not reported about this.
Those who at the beginning of the century in the Karakulsky district were sitting on pots under the portraits of the presidents, now already in 20. Presumably, none of them are involved in protest shares, neither the local nor federal government scolds and they all vote as it should. This is what it means to start educational work on time. Or almost time, if you recall the nurseries again.
Minute! Was anyone interested in maternity hospitals? We should listen to what the kids have for chants ...