Svetlana Lada-Rus tried to break into politics and become president - and also believed in reptilians and the Masonic conspiracy. Andrei Pertsev tells the story of a “healer” from the 1990s who criticized Putin for mobilization and ended up on the list of “foreign agents”
Svetlana Lada-Rus tried to break into politics and become president - and also believed in reptilians and the Masonic conspiracy. Andrei Pertsev tells the story of a “healer” from the 1990s who criticized Putin for mobilization and ended up on the list of “foreign agents” By Andrey Pertsev meduza.io 13 min View Original “It was such a post-Kashpirov time” Svetlana Peunova was born in Samara in 1958 (then the city was called Kuibyshev), studied there at a music school , and then at a pedagogical institute . After graduation, Peunova worked in Samara music and general education schools, and in the early 1990s she became interested in entrepreneurship and completed marketing courses at the city employment service. At the same time, the music teacher mastered bioenergy under the guidance of the healer Juna , who conducted five-day courses in Samara, and then studied with the Ukrainian clairvoyant Albert Ignatenko . Svetlana Peunova began accepting Samara residents who wan