10,000 young Russians the new Red Guards to fight Kremlin's opponents

AT A lakeside camp five hours drive north of Moscow,10.000 young Russians are learning why the president,Vladimir Putin,is such a brilliant leader and why his opponents are so evil.In the middle of the camp stand large portraits of Other Russia's leaders under the banner:"The Red Light Street".Vocal opponents of Mr Putin's rule,Other Russia's three male leaders,including the world chess champion Garry Kasparov,are portrayed as prostitutes.In lurid colours they pout and pose in stockings,their faces frozen in feline grins."I didn't know who those people were until I came here,"
20-year-old Lena from St Petersburg said."Now I know they are fascists."Nearby,there was a poster depicting an intercontinental ballistic missile with the slogan:"Let there be sovereign democracy,"a reference to the Kremlin's definition of democracy stripped of western influence.The two-week summer camp is run by Nashi,the biggest of several pro-Kremlin youth groups,and in Nashi's vocabulary Mr Putin's enemies are fascists.Nashi,which means"ours",is funded by the Kremlin and was founded in the wake of popular demonstrations that toppled pro-Moscow leaders in Georgia and Ukraine.Its stated goal is to promote nationalist values for a greater Russia.Western diplomats and critics say it appears aimed at giving the Kremlin a ready-made mass movement to call on in times of trouble.The group came to prominence last year when it hounded the British ambassador to Russia for months after he attended an anti-Kremlin conference.A spokeswoman said it had 100,000 members across Russia.
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PS:This sounds like the indoctrination camps in North Korea...
As in the days of Noah...