Why do people refuse Russian passports?
The replacement of passports of Soviet citizens of the 1974 model with new passports of citizens of the Russian Federation began 20 years ago. But many then refused to exchange their USSR passport for them, and still live without a new document. And even now more and more people who have received a Russian passport are in a hurry to get rid of it. The reason lies in the suspicious details found on the pages of this document:
- The odd-numbered pages of the document show vertical vignettes in which three sixes are hidden. And this is the same satanic mark, the number of the beast, which is spoken of in the 13th chapter of the Revelation of the Holy Apostle John the Theologian:
- Next to the photo in the passport there are two ferromagnetic strips on which any information about its owner can potentially be recorded, and then deleted and overwritten without his knowledge.
- The registration of a new passport is done in such a way that when receiving it at the passport office, a person signs not under the photograph, as in a Soviet-style passport, but under the column provided for the “personal code”. It turns out that he agrees that his further identification will take place not by his name or photograph, but by a digital number, which is now the main method of identification.
All this, along with obtaining a TIN, SNILS and consent to the processing of personal data, are steps towards carefully collecting information about a person and establishing total control over him through subsequent chipping - a harbinger of the coming of the Antichrist:
And he will make it so that everyone, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, will receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads, and he will make it so that no one will be able to buy or sell, in addition, whoever has this mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. ( Rev. 13:15-18
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- Also, many did not like the absence of the “Nationality” column. After all, according to Art. 26 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation:
Everyone has the right to determine and indicate their nationality. No one can be forced to determine and indicate their nationality.
That is, anyone who still wants to indicate their nationality in their passport is completely deprived of this opportunity.
It turns out that the new type of passport contradicts both a person’s civil rights and his religion. He, in fact, turns into a biological object with a name in the form of numbers and takes the path of renouncing God. Therefore, Orthodox Christians who have a passport of citizens of the USSR chose not to change it, and people who received a passport of citizens of the Russian Federation are in a hurry to refuse it.
But such anti-globalists have a hard time in the country. The Soviet passport has not officially lost its status as an identification document, but in reality the rights of such citizens are infringed on every now and then. And young people with Orthodox views who refuse to receive a Russian passport are completely deprived of any rights, for example, to enroll in an educational institution, receive medical care, get married, etc.
Perm Cinderella
The story of a girl Marina from Perm spread across social networks. She turned to the social security service with a request to help obtain documents. According to the Permian, as a child, she, a street child, was taken in by her family. Adoptive relatives allegedly forced Marina to work. The mother of two children hid her from law enforcement agencies, deciding to raise her on her own. She did not contact the police or the juvenile affairs commission.
The family named the girl Marina and gave her last and patronymic names after her adoptive father. But the documents were not completed - for a birth certificate, it was necessary to at least know the date of birth. The fate of the undocumented girl became known only after the death of the woman who sheltered her. The son of a random guardian volunteered to help Marina with her passport and medical insurance.
She has no education. At first she helped around the house, and as she grew up, she found illegal part-time work: she washed floors in nearby shops and cleared snow in courtyards. She was paid 150 rubles a day. I lived on this money. Caring people also helped Marina: some would give her a down jacket, some would give her shoes.
Representative of the non-profit organization Institute of Social Development Irina Vozdvizhenskaya told RIA Novosti that this is not the first time the girl has come to the attention of government services. “The story is generally ambiguous. We suggested that she undergo a medical examination at our social adaptation center. We have a passport office there, after all, she needs to restore her age, but she didn’t show up. Last summer, she already came to the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Perm Territory, they also explained to her what to do, how to restore her documents. She complained that she was sick and was offered an examination at the hospital. She had to get tested, but she made a scandal and left,” Vozdvyzhenskaya describes the situation.
Orthodox passport - what is it?
MAISU academician, professor Vladimir Mikhailovich Ilyin, as well as human rights activist and publicist Vasily Dmitrievich Balashov, were concerned about the current situation. In 2009, they created the public institution “Society of Self-Identifying Personalities “Basic Document””, which now issues and issues special identity cards (passports) to all interested Orthodox citizens of the Russian Federation, exclusively in paper form, without any barcodes, sixes, etc. satanic, anti-Orthodox symbols. The inspiration for this was a passage from the Gospel of John:
And in your law it is written that the testimony of two people is true. I testify of Myself, and the Father who sent Me testifies of Me. ( Chapter 8, 17-18
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According to the creators of the “Society...”, all their activities are based on the current Constitution of the Russian Federation and do not contradict its laws. However, they do not want to officially recognize the Orthodox identity card in official structures. But this does not stop many Orthodox Christians from receiving such a document: according to them, it brings them joy and emphasizes their religion, nationality and love for the Fatherland. And most importantly, it confirms their reluctance to accept numerical identifiers and bear the name of the beast.
This is what an Orthodox passport looks like:
V.M. Ilyin and V.D. Balashov believe that the more Orthodox citizens decide to refuse a new passport and receive an Orthodox certificate, the sooner this will force officials to listen to the will of a significant part of the population.
When planning to get an Orthodox passport, remember!
This identity card is an exclusively spiritual, unifying document, which is still not officially recognized by government agencies. It does not give you the right to take out a bank loan, buy or sell an apartment, go to university, receive medical care, a pension, etc. For this reason, it cannot completely replace the official passport of the Russian Federation.
“Does not exist for the state”
Marina’s case, however, is not unique. Buryatia resident Sergei Nikonov lived without a passport for 28 years. He did not go to school, did not attend the clinic and did not officially work. I started thinking about documents when I decided to go to Chita to visit the relatives of my common-law wife.
Why did Sergei end up without an identity card? He has eight older brothers and sisters, all of whom were raised by their mother, who worked on a farm. He did not go to study, he helped with the housework - he fed the animals, herded cows and horses. He can neither write nor read. “I don’t exist for the state. “I really never went to the hospital,” he admitted. - I’m just not sick. And there was no special need for documents. I did not travel outside the region; I always worked unofficially. Now, together with the woman I love, we are renting a house. I make money by building houses, dachas, bathhouses.”
A resident of the Amur region lived without documents for the same 28 years. She contacted the social security service when she became pregnant. “One frosty January day, a pregnant woman appeared on the doorstep, slightly intoxicated. She was dressed very lightly for the northern winter. Kind people told her that in the center there was a room of necessary things, where she could pick up something for herself according to the weather,” said Lyudmila Fida, head of the comprehensive center for social services for the population. As a result, the center helped her fill out the documents.
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Ilgam Burnaev, a doctor from Stupino near Moscow, has been without a passport for eight years. However, not of my own free will. In a conversation with RIA Novosti, he explained that he applied for Russian citizenship in 2000 at the Russian Embassy in Uzbekistan. The request was granted. “My wife and I received the relevant certificates. In 2002 we moved to Russia and were given documents. But in 2010, officials said that an error had occurred and we were supposedly not in the database. They asked me to hand over my passports, promising that they would sort everything out quickly. This is still going on,” the doctor complains.
According to him, his son turned 14 last August. “He was born here, he has a birth certificate, but they didn’t give him a passport either,” Burnaev complained.
How to get an Orthodox passport
If you want to join the “Society of Self-Identifying Individuals “Basic Document”” and receive an Orthodox passport, that is, an identity card from this public institution, follow this procedure:
To fill out the “Citizenship” column when applying for an Orthodox passport, provide along with the package of documents a certificate confirming that you have Russian citizenship. It can be obtained by sending a request in the form of a registered letter to your local department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. You can write it according to the following model:
Take it for yourself and tell your friends!
Newspaper "Voice of the Orthodox People"
I recently read a publication on the Internet that interested me as a person who refused to obtain a passport as a citizen of the Russian Federation. The author of the article talks about a “unique” way of life with a “unique document” obtained from the “Society of Self-Identifying Individuals. Main document" (OUSL OD). It seemed to me that a solution to my difficult situation had been found. But before receiving the “OUSL OD” document, I decided to study the documents of this company. The result of the search and analysis of the information posted by OUSLOD on the issuance of “passports”, conversations with people who received a passport, study of the Charter and other documents (OUSL OD) gave me a shock. I would like to warn Orthodox Christians who receive these “documents” not only against illusions, but also against very likely troubles. These homemade documents are issued by an unregistered organization, the Charter of which is chaotic in content and illiterate from a legal point of view. I warn you right away that there is no publicly available information about the organization. You won’t find the Charter all over the Internet, except for scraps (extracts from the Charter). Some members of the organization were given copies of documents.
An unregistered organization conducts illegal activities - for money, according to the advertisement, 300-400 rubles, but in reality, according to those who received the document, for 500-1000 rubles. issues citizens a certain document, an identity card in brackets, a passport. The motivation for receiving money from citizens is as a voluntary donation. Whether such an explanation for new entrepreneurs will satisfy the relevant authorities is a big question. But that's their business. What consequences await citizens who receive the document “two certify the third” (“USL OD”)?
We citizens who refuse a Russian Federation passport are interested in how lawful it is to use the document received, and whether its use in life could entail liability? It turns out that the fears are well founded.
Representatives of “OSL OD - “two certify the third”” in their explanations give contradictory interpretations of the purpose of the “document” they issue.
The first explanation is a document of a traffic participant and nothing more.
If we consider this certificate as an internal document of the members of this obscure association, then why do they take money from people, and a lot of it.
Do thousands of Orthodox Christians who send money, copies of their documents (BIRTH CERTIFICATES, PHOTOS, documents on citizenship, military service, etc.) to “OSL OD” only want to join a society about which they know nothing?
To join the unknown society “OUSL OD”, do grandmothers living without a pension send their last money for a document as a member of the society? Of course not.
When advertising their product, the leaders of OUSL OD give a completely different interpretation of the meaning of homemade passports when selling them. Representatives of “OUSL OD” convince people that the document can be used when purchasing tickets, proving their identity to the police, when receiving a pension or benefits. They claim that by such a surreptitious procedure the state will be forced to recognize the “USL OD” document as an identification document of a citizen. To do this, it is necessary to recruit as many participants as possible who have received passports. The far-fetchedness and irresponsibility of such a statement is amazing.
Orthodox people know well how difficult it can be to obtain a pension, benefit or other necessary action in life with the help of a “Certificate of Personal Identity”. But it is issued by notary offices on the basis of the law. However, many pensioners are denied pensions and benefits. Only some lucky ones manage to achieve justice in the courts with a “Certificate of Personal Identity”.
And here an anonymous society offers “a passport for three - two certify the third” (and in absentia) and assures that the state will agree with this method of identification?
People who sent their documents and money to the unknown society “OUSL OD” do not see its organizers; there is not a single name of the organization’s leader in the statutory documents. Representatives of “OUSL OD” refuse to show citizens any documents about their organization. The Society verifies the identity of a person at a distance with the help of two witnesses in absentia, and at the same time accepts the citizen as a member of the Public Institution. They formalize the decision of the Founders or the Board in absentia. Sometimes representatives of OUSLOD travel around the regions and buy passports for the population on the spot.
Withdrawal from the Company is allowed only upon written application and subject to surrender of the received certificate.
According to the Charter of this organization, a person who has received an “OUSL OD” Certificate is its participant who has responsibilities, including the obligation to report changes in personal data made to the certificate. Do people know where they are entering, are they aware of the possible consequences for themselves and the possible responsibility for the activities of the Society, of which they are a member, but about which they know nothing?
Before you give money and provide your personal data to the “OSL OD”, think about who is its head, where is the address of the Public Institution, what is its activity, why is it impossible to find the Charter and Conditions for issuing the document?
By joining the “OSL OD”, citizens do not know the legal consequences that may await them in the future.
The Self-Identification Society (OSL OD) is an organization that provides paid services in the form of a citizen’s identity card with the issuance of a document. This document has all the attributes of a passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation - the name of the country RUSSIA, the state emblem. The document contains sections: registration, attitude to military service, marital status, etc. All this personal data must be provided by a person before receiving a passport.
The leaders of "OSL OD" explain that according to the issued document, people can receive pensions, buy tickets, i.e. use it as an identification document. By offering to use such a document, a person is pushed into at least an administrative offense, and in some cases, the use of a document can lead to criminal liability. After all, the use of such a document when receiving money, making purchases and other situations is only possible by deceiving a cashier or other employee of an organization.
For example, a person, taking advantage of the ignorance of a civil registry office employee and being legally illiterate himself, will register a marriage using a certificate, children will be born, and the spouses will acquire property, such as an apartment.
The marriage will be invalid, and so will property transactions. Children will be born in an unregistered marriage. And the citizens themselves will find themselves in the position of fraudsters, they may lose property or be held accountable.
Looking forward, it seems to me that sooner or later the state will not recognize the “passport for three”, as the leaders of “USL OD” promise, but will deal with its manufacturers and distributors, and at the same time with innocent, deceived citizens who, in accordance with the meaning, received document by participants of a public institution that issues identity cards - passports on a paid basis.
And won’t the question arise about the personal responsibility of each participant in “OSL OD” for the activities of this organization?
After all, by receiving a document on joining the “OUSL OD”, a citizen becomes its participant, and, therefore, shares responsibility for the activities of the organization as a whole.
Unfortunately, my illusions about the possibility of obtaining a document that will allow a person with an old USSR passport to obtain a legal alternative from the “USL OD” have disappeared like smoke, and it is very possible to run into troubles, which in my difficult situation are already enough.
R.B. Andrey S-nov
The legend of the passport
The issuance of USSR passports with inserts on Russian citizenship was stopped only in 1997, when the presidential decree “On the main document certifying the identity of a citizen on the territory of Russia” and the accompanying government regulations were issued. It’s a paradox, but the passport of the communist USSR is more attractive to many Orthodox Christians than the passport of the Russian Federation. The patterns of the new passport contained many elements similar to sixes. Believers have always been confused by the numbering of souls, and then the “number of the beast” is handed out to everyone without fail:
For almost twenty years, impressionable believers have been periodically bombarded with calls to lose their passports, “revoke your signature on SNILS and at the same time renounce the Antichrist”; against the backdrop of the distribution of Universal Electronic Cards, they were encouraged to check out of their apartments.
And then the notary sent me to a psychiatrist
One of the most common problems is achieving a pension. A typical document for a refusenik is a USSR passport from 1974. Although it was mandatory to change them until 2004, no one canceled the legal force of these documents or strengthened them - they have a controversial legal status, but in fact they are useless, besides, passport offices refused to re-stick photographs based on age (25, 45 years old) .
Radicals with USSR passports are pathetic opportunists compared to those who simply burn all their numbered documents. Many people only have in their hands for the court the notarized “Certificate of Identity of a citizen with the person depicted in the photograph” (Article 84 of the Fundamentals of Notary Legislation) - after all, on its form there is only a coat of arms, without any sixes, however, with the number . Notaries often send these clients to a psychiatrist for a certificate.
During a personal conversation, the acting notary was unable to determine whether V.S. Safonov was able to understand the meaning of your actions and be guided by them, and a notarial act should be performed by a notary only in the absence of such doubts
from materials of judicial practice
