It turns out that not only ordinary citizens of our country are tired of Dmitry Rogozin.

Well, Jews - suitcase, train station, Israel? Is it time for all of us to pack our belongings, grab our children and start moving towards the border? Someone will say: “What nonsense - a handful of freaks wrote an anti-Semitic letter, a Black Hundred newspaper published it, and we have to drop everything and run? Why on earth?” Oh, I don’t know, my dear relatives. In 1941, my grandmother’s sister refused to leave Pinsk, a small town in western Belarus. She then said: “Why should we run?

Publishers did not stint. The folio will be sold in the case, the paper coated. But the circulation is truly amazing - 300 thousand copies. Still, usually gifts from gift editions are much smaller. The calculation, apparently, is that love for the new president is now so great that the people who are eager to know everything about their chosen one and his immediate environment will not stand behind the price.

Russia continues to pursue an irresponsible policy towards the separatist regimes of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. If the Kremlin had not supported anti-Georgian politicians there, the problem of the rebel territories would most likely have already been resolved. This policy is also unpromising: neither Abkhazia nor South Ossetia will ever be annexed to Russia.

The Minister of Finance actually made a solemn promise that raising pensions by 240 rubles from March 1 will not lead to an increase in inflation. Does he himself believe in what he says, since huge additional payments are coming up related to correcting “monetization errors”? Who would have thought that the inflation rate depends on the goodwill of the official, and not on the volume of the money supply and other economic laws. What makes Kudrin spread these legends and myths?

Information about what is happening in Nalchik is extremely contradictory. At first they said there were two or three bandits. Then their number grew to almost ten. According to one information, there are hostages in the building. According to another, the women in the house are friends and accomplices of the terrorists.

Accusations against the president were made at rallies in Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Perm and in a number of cities in the Volga region. It’s not that benefit recipients dissatisfied with monetization now place all responsibility for the deterioration of living conditions on just one person. Of course, both the government and the governors get it. But still, most of the curses fall on the head of Vladimir Putin. In Nizhny Novgorod, protesters even hung his effigy on a tree.

Here's a strange thing - grandparents are holding a rally, but people in police uniform benefited from monetization. Moreover, they not only received a significant increase in their allowance, but also retained the so-called package of social guarantees and compensation. However, let's not be surprised. Recently, many media outlets have reported that our police are more than loyal to the demonstrators.

Before flying to Moscow, Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko responded to Vladimir Putin’s congratulations, which he sent to Ukraine back in November last year. True, congratulations were addressed to another person - Viktor Yanukovych, who did not become president and lost all possible legal battles.

Preferential riots do not want to pacify. On Wednesday, it became known that pensioners stormed the building of the administration of the Kholm district on Sakhalin. In St. Petersburg - they blocked the Mariinsky Palace, thus tearing a meeting of the Legislative Assembly.

Experts have long been arguing about when the main personnel well will be exhausted, but, apparently, it is not time yet. And yet, there is some discrepancy in the current appointment: the new chief arbitration judge worked for several years at St. Petersburg University (this seems to explain a lot), but already in those years when Vladimir Putin lived in Moscow. In a word, where they met is not known.