Putin agrees to introduce GULAG back (at the beginning ) for 100,000 prisoners

[Litwin]

Putin agrees to introduce GULAG back (at the beginning ) for 100,000 prisoners

President Putin likes the idea to implement compulsory labor for 100,000 prisoners

Joseph Stalin: Why so many Russians like the Soviet dictator

Many Russians feel nostalgia for the Soviet era - including Stalin's harsh rule, a survey shows.

www.bbc.com

only for 100,000 prisoners ? I vote for the new 1937 for Muscovites, they like when its rough!

 

[AlexanderPK]

Hey jirkwad, у тебя молоко убежало.

 

[bambu.]

Putin agrees to introduce GULAG back (at the beginning ) for 100,000 prisoners

President Putin likes the idea to implement compulsory labor for 100,000 prisoners

Joseph Stalin: Why so many Russians like the Soviet dictator

Many Russians feel nostalgia for the Soviet era - including Stalin's harsh rule, a survey shows.

www.bbc.com

only for 100,000 prisoners ? I vote for the new 1937 for Muscovites, they like when its rough!

The move, if implemented, will give people an opportunity to work, for which they will be paid. The prisoners will thus have a chance to get prepared for living in freedom. In addition, this will be beneficial for the budget, as the convicts will be able to pay for their maintenance themselves, Chuichenko said.

Sounds good.
What happens in some places though is, if the prisoners start making furniture and selling it, people outside of prisons who are making furniture get angry that the prisoners are taking business from them.

 

[Litwin]

 

[frigidweirdo]

Putin agrees to introduce GULAG back (at the beginning ) for 100,000 prisoners

President Putin likes the idea to implement compulsory labor for 100,000 prisoners

Joseph Stalin: Why so many Russians like the Soviet dictator

Many Russians feel nostalgia for the Soviet era - including Stalin's harsh rule, a survey shows.

www.bbc.com

only for 100,000 prisoners ? I vote for the new 1937 for Muscovites, they like when its rough!

Seems like we're going back to the 1950s.... China and Russia's leaders seem to want to emulate their worst.

 

[FA_Q2]

The move, if implemented, will give people an opportunity to work, for which they will be paid. The prisoners will thus have a chance to get prepared for living in freedom. In addition, this will be beneficial for the budget, as the convicts will be able to pay for their maintenance themselves, Chuichenko said.

Sounds good.
What happens in some places though is, if the prisoners start making furniture and selling it, people outside of prisons who are making furniture get angry that the prisoners are taking business from them.

If only the current Russian government was honest and could be trusted that the programs intentions were as stated.

I doubt that such statements have anything whatsoever to do with reality.