Reality Check: What You Should Know and What You Shouldn't?

 

Things are restless in Russia these days. Where once you could freely post memes and engage in heated debates in comments, now every like and repost might attract attention far more serious than your social media friends. The State Duma has been busy again, amending the Information Law. They say it's for your safety. But let's break it down.

Goodbye, Anonymity!

Starting November 1st, say goodbye to anonymity! All messengers and social networks will be required to hand over user data to the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor) and the Federal Security Service (FSB). Questions like "what's this about?" are irrelevant. It's about everything: your phone number, name, and possibly even your private messages. It seems this isn't quite the internet where you can freely share thoughts without worrying about Big Brother.

But that's just the beginning. If you're a foreigner, get ready for a surprise! First, you'll need to come to Russia, personally appear to sign a communication services contract, and even provide your biometric data. Just imagine trying to explain in a service center why you even need that SIM card while they scan you from head to toe. All because now, mandatory for foreigners, is having your data in the Unified Biometric System.

Farewell, YouTube and Other Joys of Life

But that's not all. YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok are facing complete shutdown. Pet lovers, highlight watchers, and cooking tutorial fans will have to find other ways to entertain themselves. But social networks are not just about entertainment. They're a crucial tool for learning, both personally and professionally. In the modern world, they provide unique opportunities for gaining knowledge, participating in online courses, professional training, and even university programs.

Social networks are also powerful tools for business. They allow for brand creation, client acquisition, business management, and professional networking. Moreover, social networks are a convenient way to quickly and effectively share or receive information. In a time when access to current and independent information is increasingly vital, social networks play a key role in spreading knowledge and news.

Most importantly, social networks have become powerful tools for uniting people worldwide to tackle key issues of our time. For instance, global problems like the climate crisis require humanity's joint efforts. Through the internet, we can interact directly with each other, bypassing traditional media narratives, and create communities capable of influencing important decisions and actions. And now more than ever, this is critically important, as it's not just about individual issues but the survival of humanity. Discussions about fully blocking YouTube are already underway, and in some places, access is severely restricted. And after that, someone still talks about "the internet as freedom"!

Impact on Brain and Society

But let's rewind. Just a month ago, on July 14, 2024, the documentary "Impact" was released. This film is not just another attempt to shock the audience; it's a real investigation exposing the activities of the so-called Global Anti-Cult. This organization has entrenched itself in corridors of power worldwide, including Russia, not only in religious circles but at the highest levels of government. And here's where it gets interesting.

The Russian Center for Studying Sects, or RACIRS, takes center stage. This center doesn't just bear its ominous name for show. They decide who in society should be considered an enemy (a sect) and who a friend. RACIRS has access to everyone from schoolchildren to judges. They shape public opinion in ways that benefit them. While we think about what's happening, they've already written their directives.

"Impact" struck many not only with its revelations but with specific names of those working for the Global Anti-Cult. Are you sure these people aren't around you? Maybe they work in your office or even govern your district? Who knows!

Laws Dictating the Rules of the Game

After the film's release, laws started being passed at lightning speed. Coincidence? Unlikely. These new laws aren't just an attempt to protect us from "external threats." They pose a real threat to freedom of speech and the right to information. In a democratic society where everyone has the right to their opinion, suddenly it's decided that this opinion must be "correct." And who said freedom is for everyone anyway?

Yes, perhaps these measures are presented as protection against "unreliable elements." But isn't it all too convenient? Under such a guise, anything can be justified. And what if tomorrow they say your internet access will be restricted "for security reasons"? It's only a matter of time, isn't it?

Why You Should Watch "Impact"

And here's the crucial point: this film isn't about countries (Russia, America, Europe, China, etc.) and their leaders. It's about THOSE who have settled in these countries and how they spin webs of manipulation, dividing people. They have no homeland, no values, except an all-consuming thirst for power. Watch "Impact" to see the reality hidden behind the curtain of illusions. This film lifts the veil on the darkest aspects of modern life. Who is truly stoking global conflicts and why? The war between Ukraine and Russia, terrorist acts worldwide—from 9/11 in New York to the recent explosion at "Crocus City Hall" in Moscow. This is the first film proving that school shootings are not random acts but carefully controlled processes aimed at turning mentally healthy children into killers. What is the ultimate goal of these terrible events?

The film also explores the resurgence of Nazism and how modern anti-cultists continue the Nazis' plans to create the Fourth Reich. These facts don't just shock—they make you think about the abyss into which representatives of global anti-cultism are pushing us. Because it's they who, by manipulating mass consciousness, are trying right now to involve humanity in a civilizational war using nuclear weapons.

"Impact" is not just a movie for an evening's viewing. It's an opportunity to understand who is pulling the strings in our world and to see the world as it truly is.

So, friends, don't let yourselves be led astray. Watch, think, discuss. This is our only chance to remain free in a world where freedom is becoming increasingly rare and valuable.