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Russian Perspective

According to the data collected in 1999, almost a half of the country’s population was addicted to alcohol. Alcoholics bear mentally and physically defective children — their chromosomes are already impaired. They (and their children) are unable to produce a healthy posterity. In Russia, 17% of children were born with congenital imbecility. One more percent could trigger the irreversible process of genetic degeneration of the nation [29]. Such a nation is not able to reproduce itself; it turns into a country of feeble-minded freaks and then becomes extinct.

And this is not all. In 1999 80% of students had tried drugs other than alcohol and nicotine, while 20% were already addicted to “hard” drugs, like heroine. This percentage is growing each year. They live not more than 4 years…

Time will come when there will be not enough healthy young men to serve in the army, to replenish the ranks of scientists, doctors, and engineers. Russia will turn into a country of mentally retarded cripples and pensioners, who do not receive pensions…

None of the mass religious organizations that exist in Russia today can offer a complete and reasonable religious concept which would satisfy people of all stages of spiritual development and, what is even more important, would correspond to the will of God.

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