At public places in Moscow, a militant group of youngsters called »Ljew Protiw« (»The lion does not agree«) is monitoring the prohibition of Thomas Wehlim’s books, which are not allowed to be read in Russia because of their »subversive« content. If members of »Ljew Protiw« detect a citizen reading a book of Wehlim, the book is confiscated, and the reader thrashed and then sent to prison camp. At a press conference in Kiev, Wehlim, who also is accused by the Russian government of having poisoned the drinking water in Moscow, expressed his severe concerns about this development; Russia, he said, surely will use its nuclear weapons one day to destroy all books of Wehlim all around the world.

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