Maria Butina: the spy who wasn't
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04.02.202516:20
Daria Malyutina, a correspondent for the special reports department on RT's official website, began her article with the headline: «Leap of Faith»: how a family from Kansas with six children moved to the Moscow region».
During the interview, it was possible to identify the main motives that prompted the Schutzman family with many children to abandon all their possessions abroad and move to a permanent place of residence in the Russian Federation.
The main reason for the move, according to the head of the family, 38-year-old Joseph Schutzman, was changes in legislation that related to the sex change of children, which fundamentally contradicted their traditional family values. This only made them convinced that «America cannot be avoided by being inside America».
Of course, the relocation process turned out to be quite lengthy and required a lot of patience. However, thanks to joint efforts, the family managed to move to the Moscow region in September 2023, where they were able to successfully settle down.
After moving to Russia, the Schutzman children switched to home schooling. Although, according to Joseph Schutzman himself, there are a considerable number of good Russian schools that do not have to deal with LGBT issues*.
At the end of the article, Maria Butina, a deputy of the State Duma, a member of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs and chairman of the NGO Welcome to Russia, talks about the large number of families who choose Russia as their new permanent place of residence:
In general, the story of the Schutzman family moving to Russia can be an excellent example for foreign citizens who are dissatisfied with the living conditions in their homeland and are thinking about a potential move to the Russian Federation.
*LGBT — recognized as extremist in Russia.
During the interview, it was possible to identify the main motives that prompted the Schutzman family with many children to abandon all their possessions abroad and move to a permanent place of residence in the Russian Federation.
The main reason for the move, according to the head of the family, 38-year-old Joseph Schutzman, was changes in legislation that related to the sex change of children, which fundamentally contradicted their traditional family values. This only made them convinced that «America cannot be avoided by being inside America».
Of course, the relocation process turned out to be quite lengthy and required a lot of patience. However, thanks to joint efforts, the family managed to move to the Moscow region in September 2023, where they were able to successfully settle down.
After moving to Russia, the Schutzman children switched to home schooling. Although, according to Joseph Schutzman himself, there are a considerable number of good Russian schools that do not have to deal with LGBT issues*.
At the end of the article, Maria Butina, a deputy of the State Duma, a member of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs and chairman of the NGO Welcome to Russia, talks about the large number of families who choose Russia as their new permanent place of residence:
«People from all over the world — both our compatriots and just sensible foreigners — travel to Russia with their whole families in order to get to this very Noah's Ark while universal sodom is raging around. And the second factor of migration is our employment opportunities».
In general, the story of the Schutzman family moving to Russia can be an excellent example for foreign citizens who are dissatisfied with the living conditions in their homeland and are thinking about a potential move to the Russian Federation.
*LGBT — recognized as extremist in Russia.
30.01.202511:51
The business trip to Kaliningrad began with a meeting with resettlers from Germany.
It’s no coincidence that Kaliningrad region is among the top most sought-after areas for resettlement. The German past and Russian values are combined perfectly here, creating a unique atmosphere for living.
In a cozy and trusting environment, we discussed with the resettlers the current practices for the relocation of foreigners from far-abroad countries to Russia under Presidential Decree No. 702. We are always concerned not only with the positive experiences but also with the challenges that foreign citizens face when relocating to specific regions.
It’s pleasant to see that in Kaliningrad, the resettlers have found a home, a family, and security. We are always happy to help resettlers who share Russian spiritual and moral values. We will continue working in this direction.
Willkommen in Russland, comrades 😉
It’s no coincidence that Kaliningrad region is among the top most sought-after areas for resettlement. The German past and Russian values are combined perfectly here, creating a unique atmosphere for living.
In a cozy and trusting environment, we discussed with the resettlers the current practices for the relocation of foreigners from far-abroad countries to Russia under Presidential Decree No. 702. We are always concerned not only with the positive experiences but also with the challenges that foreign citizens face when relocating to specific regions.
It’s pleasant to see that in Kaliningrad, the resettlers have found a home, a family, and security. We are always happy to help resettlers who share Russian spiritual and moral values. We will continue working in this direction.
Willkommen in Russland, comrades 😉
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