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Editor's note: We were not kidding the other day when a post was put up offering one solution for Americans to immigrate to Russia. Here is another story supporting our advice. The entire edifice of the US government has been hijacked and is structured strictly to benefit powerful global corporations and private banking interests. Americans think they are going to "take back their country" without spilling blood and becoming extremely violent will never happen. Violence is the last resort and a total failure if it should get to that point. Not at this late stage of the game. Are we being pretentious? Take a look around. All the intelligence agencies including the dangerous FBI and the military and government bureaucracies work entirely for large powerful corporations with very few exceptions. We are waiting for the fallout of the Covid operation to triage the population as a barometer for what is coming.

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Nine Great Reasons to Move Your Family to Russia (And Three Reasons to Stay Home)

Wholesome families with traditional values continue leaving the West, settling in various towns in Russia's Golden Ring...

August 26, 2022 | By Fr. Joseph Gleason

A little over five years ago, my family and I left America and moved to Russia. On New Year's Day, we took our shiny new Russian tourist VISAs to the airport, boarded a plane, and flew across the Atlantic, ready to start our new lives in Russia.

Fast forward to 2022, and now all ten of us are Russian citizens. We live in the beautiful Russian countryside around three or four hours north of Moscow, and we have more than a hundred acres of fertile Russian farmland. I serve as a priest at one of the local churches. I'm also a journalist, and I recently had the opportunity to interview several refugee families who moved to Russia.

At first, my family and I were the only Americans in Rostov Veliky. Today, a number of wholesome families with traditional values are leaving the West, settling in various towns in Russia's Golden Ring. Here are more than a dozen new local households for example:

• 2 English speaking families have recently moved to Rostov — one from America, the other from Brazil. And the principal of the local Orthodox Christian school speaks English.

• 3 English speaking families moved to Pereslavl-Zalessky — two from America and one from France. And the local Russian Bishop speaks English!

• 1 American moved to Yaroslavl.

• 2 English speaking families moved to Suzdal — one from America and the other from Scotland.

• 8 English speaking families (and counting) are building a community in the rural outskirts of Borisoglebsky, a half-hour drive west of Rostov Veliky. One family is from Denmark, one is from Italy, five families are from America, and one is a native Russian who speaks good English. Another family from England is also on their way here. The Yaroslavl government is assisting us with building an “American Village” just south of town. Several of the families are working together, purchasing many acres of land, building/restoring homes, setting up small family farms, and settling into the new community for the long haul.

People have frequently asked me, "Why did you move to Russia?" "What do you like about living in Russia?" Here are nine good reasons to consider:

1. The GloboHomo LGBT Rainbow Mafia is not allowed to force their views down your throat here. Homosexual "marriages" are not permitted in Russia, nor are there any civil unions. LGBT propaganda for minors is illegal. And they are now working on putting a new law on the books, which will make LGBT propaganda illegal nationwide, regardless of age.

2. You won't get called a "racist" every five seconds. No riots. No "Black Lives Matter" marches. Lots of white people live here, and we aren't aware of any particular reason we should be ashamed of it.

3. The American military industrial complex has no power here. No need to worry about the United States arriving on the doorstep to overthrow another national government.

4. There are gazillions of Orthodox churches and vibrant Orthodox Christian communities here. For example, in Rostov Veliky there are five monasteries, numerous churches, and zero mosques.

5. Inexpensive, fertile, beautiful land is in abundance here. Five grand can get you five acres of land (or more). There are lovely trees and landscapes, perfect locations to build family homes and live out in the country. Some of the land is clear and ready for farming. In the near future, I plan to share multiple articles on this topic, showing photos, prices, and locations of some great land available for sale in the area.

6. Taxes in Russia are super low. If you are an employee, you'll pay a flat 13% tax on your income (or in certain cases 15%). If you are a homeowner, you may pay $50 a year (or less) in property taxes.

7. If you have savings, it will last much longer here than in the West. Most things are much cheaper. In a future series of articles, we will take a look at various everyday household items, comparing prices in America with prices in Russia.

8. Russia is technologically advanced. From the military to the university, from software development to cryptocurrency, Russia has top notch technology to compete with the best of them. Luddites are welcome in Russia, but it's certainly not a requirement.

9. Russian culture is very rich. If you are of an intellectual bent, you will love discovering the national literature, film, art, dance, philosophy, and architecture. It is one of the richest countries in the world in that sense. The human capital of Russia is very high. A lot of very highly educated, smart, and sophisticated people call Russia their home.

Please go to Fr. Gleason's substack to read more.

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News update for 1 September 2022:

Finding a Home in Rostov, Russia - What Houses are Available? (September, 2022)

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Building The Ringing Cedars of Russia Movement in the English-Speaking World.