Last night, Putin signed the 2014 budget. Along with it, the law on the Pension Fund budget was adopted as well. In other words, that very same law on pension theft.
In the right-hand column, you can see zeros under the item “transfer of pension savings to non-state pension funds” — and those zeros are exactly what 25 million economically active, young Russian citizens (under 46) who moved their savings into private pension funds will get. Well then, congratulations, citizens: your pensions have gone toward the salaries of the people’s servants (deputies’ pay has risen all the way to 420,000 rubles a month), Pension Fund managers, and covering VEB’s Olympic loans. And who arranged this for us, you ask? “United Russia (the ruling political party) — who else?” we reply. As you may recall, it was the party of crooks and thieves that, alone among all parties, voted to pass the budget. They approached the matter very seriously — they even consulted Martians:
Source And they didn’t stop there, but are continuing to push through their idiotic pension “reform,” which robs citizens. For example, in the first reading they passed a bill on insurance and funded pensions.
What we have accomplished together so far as part of our campaign: We have sent 26,000 letters to deputies.
And so far we have received around 40 replies, most of them little more than brush-offs:
Here, for example, is the ever-cheerful deputy Kozhevnikova.
Our letters are among the State Duma’s top topics for October, in the “letters from the public” section:
They didn’t even bother changing the wording. What do we do next? you ask. The same as always, we reply: keep poking these vile crooks with a sharp stick. The campaign absolutely must continue: it directly affects 25 million people. Every deputy needs to understand the responsibility for what he or she is doing. And each of those 25 million people needs to know who voted against their interests. We have updated the website http://pension.fbk.info/ We propose continuing the campaign in the classic petition format — now we will write only to United Russia deputies, demanding that they repeal the package of bills that continues this pension robbery.
You can choose your favorite United Russia deputy from your region (in this sense, residents of the Altai Republic and Magadan Region are lucky, since no United Russia deputies represent their interests).
We came up with a neat feature: now you can choose your level of outrage and the text of your letter.
You can view the deputies’ replies to our letters.
Take a look at the recent (November 26) Levada Center poll on State Duma deputies.
Citizens already dislike the fact that all laws are passed only by “United Russia.” Let’s encourage that excellent feeling by taking part in the campaign http://pension.fbk.info/ and sharing the link http://pension.fbk.info/ We do not like the slogan of the Russian Pension Fund.
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