Russian students to be taught how to assemble AK-47s in themed lessons - Business Insider

According to the manual, the aim of the lessons is to educate the children to be proud of their country.As a tribute to what would have been the 100th birthday of Mikhail Kalashnikov Russia's Ministry of Education has released guidelines for schools to teach students how to assemble assault rifles.

Kalashnikov, known as the creator of the eponymous assault rifle, often known as the AK-47, is seen as a national hero in the country. The lessons are intended to "foster patriotism, help school children form a Russian identity, and allow them to understand the value of defending their fatherland," according to online newspaper Meduza.

The lessons include everything from reading books written by Kalashnikov to comparing his well-known rifles with American M-16s. In some schools, students will learn to assemble and disassemble the Russian assault rifle at speed. Schools in Russia will begin teaching students how to assemble AK-47 assault rifles, an activity planned as a tribute to what would have been the 100th birthday of Mikhail Kalashnikov, the inventor of the weapon.

As American kids are taught to hate themselves if they are white and pretend to be woke and all accepting.

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