Dance of little penguin

Sergey Sobyanin as a potential leader of the Russian opposition

At first, a bite Moscow cream was decorated with two -meter pink penguins as part of the ice cream festival. Then - thuja in pots. And not just thuja, but cunningly compiled: one is long, two small and trimmed spherical around the edges. These plants have already christened with “coniferous penis” and suggested that thuja is not just thuja, but a visual response of the city hall to the critics of all -conquering urbanism. People are especially vicious and stress in the word “thuja” make on the last syllable, bringing the situation to indecent.

But is the mayor Sergei Sobyanin so simple? Once upon a time, “swamps” were caught and tried-random people accused of violence against the police on May 6, 2012. From the TV they told how scary it was when a plastic bottle of mineral water flies towards a fully equipped riot police. And in Moscow they laid tiles. They put it somehow: stump with your foot-and you will knock out the bar so conveniently lying in the hand ... "Bolotnikov" and now they catch and judge. And in Moscow they put tiles.

In 2012, political scientists claimed that Mikhail Khodorkovsky will not be released under Putin. Political scientists claimed, and the mayor painted almost all the borders and fences of Moscow in yellow-green color, the corporate color of the Yukos NK. The Housing and Public Utilities Department explained then that this is all for the sake of the visually impaired. But those who sighted into the root, unlike the visually impaired, could not but see a hint of the front in what was happening.

And now, at the Bolshoi Theater - that is, in the immediate vicinity of the Kremlin - four huge pink penguins are dancing the dance of small swans. The Swan Lake in the Soviet and Russian political culture is a completely unambiguous thing. If on TV the Swan Lake, then either the Secretary General died or a coup in the country. And again the question arises: to whom and what the Moscow mayor wants to say in this way? What is hinting at? What signals are giving?

It is fashionable to bury Russian policy. It is fashionable to say: politics has died. But suddenly the mayor is just trying to dig in the process of grandiose excavations, for the whole summer and at the height of the crisis, when leaving on vacation - not everyone, turning the city into a place, not very suitable for life?

Hopes or not - but it may well dig. And most importantly - he at the head of the Moscow list of “United Russia” in the Duma elections. This gives a chance to answer all questions posed above. Well, to thank, of course, a person for rampant improvement. The man, by the way, tried.

The Swan Lake in the Soviet and Russian political culture is a completely unambiguous thing. If on TV the "Swan Lake", then the Secretary General died, or a coup in the country