The strength of these petitions is negligible, but it's good to show the amount of people who are angry about a topic.
This is about the sudden closure of St John's Market in Liverpool and the loss of the work for the traders who had stalls on the market.

Please sign and share.

Long live Russia.

81 years since the Nazi massacre in Khatyn, Belorussia.

149 people - children, women, elderly ones - were burned alive by Ukrainian Nazi collaborators from SS battalion 188.

🇨🇦Canada gave asylum to two Nazi butchers of Khatyn: Joseph Vinnitskii and Vladimir Katriuk.

#LestWeForget

Now it's worth saying:

(even though it should have been said much earlier)

this is a horror, and furthermore -

before us lies that infamous beginning of the end. Their end.

People who remember the events of 25 years ago - they will never forget how they tried to negotiate and make peace with the collective demon that crawled into the North Caucasus.

They tried for 8 years!

And at some point, that very statement (which outraged the entire "civilized world") was made - "to kill terrorists even in the toilet."

Then the barriers were removed for the liquidation of all the main leaders and perpetrators of terror - some of whom, by the way, were internationally recognized politicians.

And one by one, all of them were neutralized, liquidated, detained, abducted, or imprisoned in one way or another.

And only then did peace come.

No one in Russia will talk about any "readiness for negotiations" now.

War has come from Donetsk and Belgorod to Moscow.

It may not just end in Kiev. It may only end in Lviv, Uzhhorod, and Vladimir-Volynsky.

They allowed themselves everything.

No other reaction is even considered. Only the total elimination of all governing structures, the cleanup of initiators and sponsors of terrorism.

The war has reached its peak, from which Kiev's (parasites and opportunists) officials began to slide down. They saw the prospects of collapse. They will respond more and more angrily now. Their agony must be accelerated to the maximum.

In the name of peace on earth.

- Zakhar Prilepin, Russian writer, politician and paramilitary leader

«Мы все объединились» — москвичи продолжают нести цветы к стихийному мемориалу в память о погибших в теракте в «Крокусе»

Возле «Крокуса» образовалась уже целая гора из цветов и игрушек — неравнодушные граждане продолжают приходить к стихийному мемориалу, чтобы почтить память погибших в ходе вчерашнего теракта. Они делятся, что для них это возможность выразить свое горе и разделить скорбь с теми, кто потерял своих близких.

«Невозможно пережить, наверное, то, что произошло. Чужих людей у нас нет, у нас все свои, это общая боль. Сдержать слез невозможно, сидеть дома тоже невозможно. Хочется помянуть каждого, пожелать здоровья каждому, чем-то помочь людям, объединиться. Мы уже все объединились», — поделилась Ольга, одна из организаторов акции «Бессмертный полк», приехавшая к мемориалу почтить память погибших.

Среди пришедших оказался молодой человек, смастеривший своими руками крест — вчера он тоже мог стать жертвой или пострадавшим от рук террористов, но по счастливой случайности не смог попасть на концерт, так как не успел купить билет. К мемориалу также приходят и непосредственные очевидцы трагедии — в их числе руководитель группы операторов Иван Поморин, который должен был снимать концерт. Он помогал выводить людей и смог спасти свою команду.

Translation:
“We are all united” - Muscovites continue to bring flowers to a spontaneous memorial in memory of those killed in the terrorist attack at Crocus

A whole mountain of flowers and toys has already formed near the Crocus - concerned citizens continue to come to the spontaneous memorial to honor the memory of those killed in yesterday's terrorist attack. They share that this is an opportunity for them to express their grief and share grief with those who have lost loved ones.

“It’s probably impossible to survive what happened. We don’t have strangers, we all have our own people, this is a common pain. It is impossible to hold back tears, it is also impossible to sit at home. I would like to remember everyone, wish everyone health, help people in some way, unite. We have all united,” shared Olga, one of the organizers of the “Immortal Regiment” action, who came to the memorial to honor the memory of the victims.

Among those who came was a young man who had made a cross with his own hands - yesterday he, too, could have become a victim or suffered at the hands of terrorists, but by luck he could not get to the concert, since he did not have time to buy a ticket. Direct eyewitnesses of the tragedy also come to the memorial - including the head of the camera group Ivan Pomorin, who was supposed to film the concert. He helped get people out and was able to save his team.