The video, hosted by Nikolai Sobolev, discusses a rising trend of school attacks in Russia, which he attributes to the influence of Columbine High School shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Sobolev highlights several incidents where students allegedly imitated the Columbine shooters, leading to attacks on their schools. He criticizes the media for downplaying these incidents and argues that these events could have been prevented if people had taken the students' threats seriously. Sobolev also criticizes the parents and school staff who failed to recognize and address the students' disturbing behaviors. He concludes by urging school principals and classmates to pay attention to such students and not dismiss their threats as jokes.
1. The speaker, Nikolai Sobolev, starts the discussion by mentioning that the topic of the issue is extremely important and it's being suppressed by major federal media, possibly due to upcoming elections. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:05.79: the topic of the issue is extremely important\n00:00:08.67: and either out of stupid fear or because\n00:00:10.38: the elections are soon it is being suppressed by almost\n00:00:12.33: all major federal media")]
2. Sobolev talks about the recent trend of discussing Shurygina's vomit and promoting synthol freaks on major talk shows, which he sees as a distraction from the real problems in the country. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:30.57: I’m sure that there will be people who\n00:00:32.91: don’t mind injecting themselves with this rubbish so that they can\n00:00:35.51: later make money on videos like this")]
3. Sobolev mentions the recent cold-blooded attacks on Russian schools, where high school students have slaughtered their teachers and innocent children. He points out that these incidents are not being widely reported or discussed in the media. [Source: Document(page_content="00:01:12.13: several cold-blooded\n00:01:14.79: attacks on Russian schools where\n00:01:17.19: high school students slaughtered their teachers,\n00:01:19.29: innocent children, two attacks\n00:01:21.60: happened just in the last month, but\n00:01:23.61: for some reason this is not shown, it’s probably\n00:01:25.62: not as fashionable to talk about this frightening trend")]
4. Sobolev provides examples of specific attacks on schools, including a ninth-grader staging an attack during strength lessons, and a group of ninth-graders attacking fourth-graders in a classroom. [Source: Document(page_content="00:02:24.37: a ninth-grader staged an attack right\n00:02:26.50: during strength lessons, Ivanteevka, a\n00:02:28.72: teenager with a weapon and an ax burst into the\n00:02:31.12: classroom where the lesson was going on and attacked the\n00:02:33.25: teacher.\n00:02:45.10: Mikhail Pevnev brought several\n00:02:47.17: and the next attack, which\n00:02:49.47: occurred on January 19, 4 days later in\n00:02:52.59: Ulan-Ude, they said it was less this morning, a\n00:02:54.93: ninth grader, you’ll understand school,\n00:02:56.61: sometimes with an incendiary mixture, he attacked\n00:02:58.71: 7th grade students, then he set the\n00:05:01.11: school on fire, even on this air,\n00:05:02.82: a small mistake because\n00:05:04.47: there were three attackers, all wearing masks, and all\n00:05:06.15: ninth graders Anton Bichevin Alexander\n00:05:08.49: Rogalsky set fire to the Molotov cocktail class, they\n00:05:10.29: did not let the 7th graders out,")]
5. Sobolev discusses a possible motive for the attacks, suggesting that some attackers may have been inspired by the Columbine High School massacre in the United States. He provides