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“I’m not a clone and I didn’t fornicate”: the schizophrenic Ivan Gorbachev, who became famous online, was…
“I’m not a clone and I didn’t fornicate”: schizophrenic Ivan Gorbachev, who became famous online, was invited to serve as a juror in a Vladivostok court
Ivan Gorbachev has a certain fame on the Internet thanks to his publications that look like a delusional stream of consciousness. Gorbachev constantly writes that chipped clones roam among people and lives in fear that one day he too will be replaced.
He also wrote all the time that “he is a virgin and has never committed fornication.” To prove that he is still real, Ivan periodically shares his location. The photographs must include watches or documents confirming that he is not lying.
When mobilization began, Gorbachev went to the military registration and enlistment office of the Primorsky Territory. There he was received like family, and eventually the man became the company's political officer and began sharing photographs from the service. Previously, Ivan also said that served in the Navy and has the rank of “hydraulic major”.
A short time later, Ivan returned home: the Ministry of Defense recognized him as “mentally ill with category “D”” and sent him home. At the same time, he served in the Northern Military District for several months and received a salary.
Despite the rich background, Gorbachev received another offer. This time from the Pervorechensky District Court of Vladivostok, which invited Gorbachev to serve as a juror. Ivan must appear on November 28.
Ivan Gorbachev has a certain fame on the Internet thanks to his publications that look like a delusional stream of consciousness. Gorbachev constantly writes that chipped clones roam among people and lives in fear that one day he too will be replaced.
He also wrote all the time that “he is a virgin and has never committed fornication.” To prove that he is still real, Ivan periodically shares his location. The photographs must include watches or documents confirming that he is not lying.
When mobilization began, Gorbachev went to the military registration and enlistment office of the Primorsky Territory. There he was received like family, and eventually the man became the company's political officer and began sharing photographs from the service. Previously, Ivan also said that served in the Navy and has the rank of “hydraulic major”.
A short time later, Ivan returned home: the Ministry of Defense recognized him as “mentally ill with category “D”” and sent him home. At the same time, he served in the Northern Military District for several months and received a salary.
Despite the rich background, Gorbachev received another offer. This time from the Pervorechensky District Court of Vladivostok, which invited Gorbachev to serve as a juror. Ivan must appear on November 28.
