Russian Orthodox millionaire German Sterligov recently opened up a chain of food stores in Russia with the purpose of selling organic food. The chain, Bread and Salt, employs Christians and openly promotes traditional Christian ethics. Sterligov’s shops in both St. Petersburg and Moscow have caused an uproar by hanging signs in windows stating “no faggots allowed.”
Asked about it, Sterligov replied:
Our planet is full of filth and sick humans. In front of our eyes is the historical experience of Sodom and Gomorrah when God burned these towns.
Sterligov is also an ethnonationalist, who has proposed selling off the far eastern parts of Russia to create a truly Russian ethnostate in European Russia. He has also funded anti-abortion campaigns in Russia.
Sterligov and his Bread and Salt franchise deserve our prayers and support. His courage is to be admired. If you are ever in Russia, you now know where to purchase your groceries.
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