Victims of war

The list of victims of the Georgian-Russian war was replenished with three more characters: Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Natalya Morar and Dmitry Dovgia.

Natalya Morar did not give citizenship, noting that she was engaged in the overthrow of the existing system. Well, a stump is clear, a regime that won the most victorious war since the Great Patriotic War, will not be able to resist if Moral is in Russia.

With Mikhail Khodorkovsky, too, everything is clear. It is not clear what the lawyers counted on. Look what you did with another Mikhail - Saakashvili - which Prime Minister Putin also really does not like. To express the personal feelings of Putin, Putin needed 25 thousand people and 1200 units of armored vehicles. In the case of Mikhail Khodorkovsky armored vehicles, it is not necessary, but there is enough refusal to parole. Yes, have mercy! It was necessary, they sent B and armored vehicles.

But the best story happened to Dmitry Dovgia - the former right hand of the head of the Investigative Committee at the prosecutor’s office Alexander Bastrykin, who was first in disgrace, and now in the pre -trial detention center.

From the point of view of the party of the security forces, Dmitry Dovgia is not just an enemy, like Khodorkovsky or Moral. He is a traitor. The reason for his betrayal is also well known and told by Dmitry Dovgia himself.

It consists in the fact that Dovgia oven the cases of the Deputy Minister of Finance Storchak and the deputy head of the State Directorate of General Bulbov who fell into Kutuzka as part of another war, not the Russian-Georgian, but the Kremlin-Kremlevskaya. He signed all the documents on the basis of which they were sitting. And the papers were, according to Dovgia, linden.

And when the outcome of the Kremlin-Kremlin war was unclear and the Dovgia was frightened that the party that his boss belonged would win, he decided that he could become extreme. And he refused to sign further. And since his boss himself did not want to subscribe, the reluctance of Dovgia himself to stand on a stool and poke his head into the loop was perceived by his bosses as a sign of deep illness.

And immediately after the Russian-Georgian war, the party, who won in it a convincing victory not only over Georgia, but also over everyone who disagree with it in Russia, did the same with him that the power vertical was supposed to do with the traitors-they did well without Polonia.

And the Prosecutor General Chaika? Remember, on the eve of the Russian-Georgian war, the nightingale of the Lubyanka, the truth-bearing, deputy and journalist Khinshtein dug up Tchaika, all the same Bastrykin, real estate in the Czech Republic? Moreover, he wrote, as a person who was not a perspicacious that this was not real estate, but a business, and even suggested that for this business Comrade Bastrykin recruited the CIA, which the damned NATO radar was building in the Czech Republic. And the prosecutor General Chaika promised to check - both about business, and about real estate, and about the radar, probably was also ready to find out.

And all. The prosecutor Chaika fell silent. Dovgiy sits, and the seagull is silent. With Tbilisi bombing, the seagull's desire to check Bastrykin ended.

And even Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev has recently ceased to speak with the theses that the business was tortured by checks-he spoke at a meeting on small business in Yaroslavl immediately after Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin promised to send the doctor to the Doctor and the market at once at $ 65 billion. Even Dmitry Anatolyevich stopped taking out such a small figure from his pocket and humbly instructed the aforementioned Bastrykin to investigate genocide committed by Georgians in South Ossetia.

By the way, such a detail: if you remember, two weeks ago, French President Nicolas Sarkozy flew to Moscow and agreed with President Medvedev about the ceasefire and that Russian troops were displayed on a line preceding the beginning of hostilities. And the Russian troops, ignoring the agreements of their commander in chief, are still skating on Poti and minimizing trains-it turned out to be a truly paradoxical Russian-Georgian war, as a result of which the Georgian president retained, and the Russian one lost.

So President Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev, together with the investigator Dovgia and Prosecutor General Chaika, we can also write down in a civilian population who irrevocably injured during the successful hostilities of the 58th Army.

This is a great thing - a small victorious war.