Showing how the people are willing to follow all kind of orders blindly
Voronezh teachers made tin foil hats for "protection from NATO" on the "order" of United Russia.

In the Voronezh region, teachers of seven schools, following a false order, organized the "Helmet of the Fatherland" campaign, during which they made and put on foil hats to "protect themselves from the effects of NATO satellites." The author of the prank was the Belarusian prankster Vladislav Bokhan, who sent out "orders" on behalf of United Russia.

Bohan explained the essence of his joke: "According to our legend, evil NATO members are going to irradiate the Russian people. Our teachers must learn to resist this impact with simple protective equipment, such as a foil cap."

To enhance the effect, the activist used an old letterhead with the United Russia logo and created an "order" through a neural network, which he specially taught the "bureaucratic language". The document described the possible consequences in case of non-compliance with the instructions, and also indicated the purpose of the action - "strengthening patriotism, raising awareness and skills of teachers in the field of civil defense, the ability to use improvised materials to create primitive means of protection in the face of threats from NATO."

He also added a photo of people in foil hats near one of the Moscow metro stations, presenting them as participants in a similar flash mob in a school in the capital. The message was also accompanied by detailed instructions for making hats.

The action found a response in seven schools. In a video sent from the Bobrovsky Educational Center "Leader", one of the teachers called making hats an interesting creative activity and an "important patriotic act" symbolizing the readiness to defend the homeland from external threats. At the same time, she stressed: the foil cap should become "a symbol of unity and resilience in the face of external challenges."

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