Genocide

An examination of the lecture on the 1961 reform and annual Soviet loans from July 1992. The 49-year deposit and 30-year territorial episode are distinguished; loan terms, interest rates and the demand for 200% insurance coverage are preserved without an invented individual recovery procedure.

The Academy examines publication of Resolution No. 329 and amendments under No. 1717, separately from the digital commission documents Nos. 1065 and 1738. The final part concerns No. 705, Bill No. 1194918/8—which the lecture says was not duly introduced—and the RF Accounts Chamber’s opinion.

The Academy’s position on LEI identification, Bank of Russia re-registration, a liquidation balance sheet and dates in 2025–2026. Separate passages address court applications, an alleged fictitious 15-trillion-rouble balance, letter-of-credit terms for the KGB USSR balance and unfinished plans for a new banking institution.

The Academy’s position on RF representation in the IMF, the non-transfer of rouble-area backing to Fund administration, and claims concerning the 810 SUR deposit, code-643 currency backing and SDR rights. Deposit and lease periods are distinguished, as are the entities assigned subsidiary and joint-and-several liability.

The USSR Civil Defence Academy presents an analysis of the mechanism under international law governing a USSR citizen’s named fund—a central element of the obligations concerning the former closed trading company known as the Russian Federation. It examines the registration of circular capital, the role of the notarial profession, deadlines for auditing and handing over the balance sheet, and the seizure and freezing of assets from 2026.

The USSR Civil Defence Academy examines the legal status of the Federal Tax Service, taxpayer identification numbers and individual record-keeping in pension and social insurance. It presents the lecture’s arguments about legislative procedures, USSR Pension Fund obligations and the liability of those who recorded its assets and liabilities.

The USSR Civil Defence Academy examines the tax status of citizens and their named firms: foreign-organisation forms under FTS Order No. ЕД-7/14/376, hand-signed documents, notarial verification and the priority of Soviet legislation. It also presents the lecture’s assessment of refusals to accept forms and the liability of officials.