In ‘Murika, it’s a hollow slogan. In Russia, it’s policy, now under the auspices of a new council.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has set up a council to deal with demographic and family-related policies. The document announcing its formation was published on Monday on Russia’s official portal of legal information.

The new body will work to develop policies within the framework of the ‘Decade of Childhood in Russia,’ which was declared by the president in 2017. Putin nominated Federation Council chairwoman Valentina Matvienko to head the new council.

Last month, under Putin’s directive, the Russian government drafted a strategy of action aimed at boosting birth rates and supporting families.

Among the listed goals are “protecting, supporting, and defending the family as the fundamental basis of Russian society,” and “strengthening the institution of family and marriage as a union between a man and a woman based on the preservation and promotion of traditional family values.”

As the GAE will remain fake and gay until it collapses, Russia will remain Russian as far as the eye can see.