Asgard Irsky was destroyed in the year 7038 from the Creation of the World (1530 AD) by the Jungars – people from the northern provinces of Aryia (China). The elderly, children, and women hid in dungeons and then fled to remote settlements. The Slavic-Aryan clans, hiding in the remote settlements and forests of Belovodye, preserved the Ancient Faith of their Ancestors, the idols of the Gods, the Santi and the Kharati. In 1598, part of the clans moved from various settlements and forests to the new city – Tara, where they united into a single clan community. The city of Tara was founded in the year 3502 (2006 BC) before the second Dravidian campaign, at the confluence of the Ir and Tara rivers. After the Tara uprisings in 1772 AD, many members of the community were executed by order of Peter I, and the survivors hid in the Urman settlements. During the reign of Catherine II, the Old Believers-Inglings moved to the place where Asgard stood, which was already the city of Omsk, built in 1716 on the site of the destroyed Asgard.
Thank you, of course, but I don't need history lessons. Besides, I meant something else.
Regarding the film, your so-called freedom is questionable. I would prefer to rely on the authoritative opinion of respected people, and this will not mean that someone is on someone else's leash; it will mean that some share their experience so that others do not make regrettable mistakes. So, your cries about freedom with your mouth full are no more than a principle you lost to some idiot. Ha, 1:0.

За всем следят машины благодати и любви.