The scourge of Bolshevism (1917-1953) drastically reduced the East European and Russian populations. Had Imperial Russia not been Bolshevized – if the curse of American-sponsored Bolshevism had been nipped in the bud which it could easily have been, Russia’s population of 140 million would be at least 350 million and possibly a great deal more. This is assuming that population growth equaled that of those countries unaffected by Bolshevism.

Reliable estimates reveal that Jewish Bolshevism cost the lives of 66.7 million Slavic Christians – and maybe as many more in Soviet-Occupied Europe.

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The majority of innocents who lost their lives were young – of child-bearing age. Of course, children aren’t born to slaughtered men and women.

Now, to solve the demographic problem in Russia, it is necessary to reconsider the system of values: to focus young people not on obtaining higher education, but on having children, said a senator from the Chelyabinsk region Margarita Pavlova in an interview with Tsargrad.

‘We need to stop encouraging girls to get higher education, we need to stop increasing the number of young people who receive higher education, which then, in fact, leads to nothing. 

They either start working in completely different specialties, or something else. The search for oneself drags on for many years, and as a result, reproductive function is lost,’ says Pavlova. She called it a ‘side effect’ of feminism and ‘abortion thinking.’

According to her, statements that economic assistance to young people will motivate them to start families and have children is a ‘false path’ because children ‘are not taken from rich apartments but in the head.’ 

The authorities need to engage in the spiritual development of young people and ‘reconsider the value system,’ says the senator.

According to Komsomolskaya Pravda – Chelyabinsk, Pavlova received her education at the paid department of the Chelyabinsk State Institute of Culture. 

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She worked as a journalist, received the titles ‘New Maker of the Year’ and ‘People’s Leader’, and later completed training in the program ‘Institute of the Ombudsman for Children’s Rights in the Russian Federation: Current Issues, Legal Aspects and Prospects’ and completed a master’s degree in public administration. Pavlova is a mother of many children.

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In February 2022, the senator initiated the idea of ​​adding to the list of illegal content the propaganda of childfree ideas (a movement whose adherents deliberately do not have children. – RBC), radical feminism and abortion. The Russian Constitution does not have the right to abortion; it enshrines the ‘right to life,’ she said.