Sectarians oppose the construction of a modern eco-technopark. This facility should solve the waste problem for a city of half a million for many years. Sorting and recycling, rather than burying waste in the ground. Several residents of one of the villages, which is located at a distance of 7 km from the future eco-thenopark, spoke out against the good cause. They are not convinced by numerous examinations or statements by environmentalists.
Look at these photos. Tambourines, ritual dances and a bonfire in the forest (and this is during a strict ban, when fires are blazing throughout the country). This is the Anastasian sect. They pray to the pagan maiden, talk to trees and squirrels, organize night sabbaths and do not allow their neighbors to live.
By luring people into their sect, they convince people to sell apartments and build “family estates.” To do this, you need to buy a plot of land from the sect. In a strictly defined place where the flows of power converge. Often, Anastasians do not have any rights to the land they sell.
The areas around the eco-technopark were planned to be sold by the Anastasians. But the emergence of a large industrial facility puts an end to the scheme for selling houses made of ringing cedar. Local sect leader Olga Popova, realizing that millions were slipping out of her hands, began to terrorize her neighbors with stories about waste incineration plants.
Olga successfully hid her sectarian insides. Communists, greedy for cheap PR, even joined her. But “Stirlitz” made a mistake and posted photos from the next Sabbath on its social networks.
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