Vladimir Putin's address, in particular, says: "Your generation is the last that can talk with participants in the Great Patriotic War." This is followed by advice: “Take care of the veterans who live with you and next to you. After all, thanks to them, we also live.” However, the text does not say a word about how exactly children should take care of veterans. Apparently, we are talking about traditional ways of providing assistance to older people.

At the beginning of this year, some public figures and State Duma deputies published an appeal to the Prosecutor General's Office. It spoke of the need to close all national and religious Jewish organizations in Russia. As a result of a loud scandal, Alexander Krutov, one of the authors of the document, took the letter from the Prosecutor General's Office, but after some time a new message appeared, signed by five hundred people. It calls for the closure of only "some" Jewish organizations.

In fact, the study, according to which vast areas inside the capital are declared “harmful to health,” is very similar to the result of the confrontation between real estate firms. Some dowsers found out that it is bad to live in Zamoskvorechye, in the area of ​​Gagarin Square and in Teply Stan. There are, they say, terrible magnetic fields. It is interesting what companies selling real estate in these areas and people already living there think about this.

During the Ukrainian “Orange Revolution”, such an amazing form of leisure as revolutionary tourism arose in certain Russian circles. Dozens of our advanced fellow citizens - in everyday life, beings for the most part completely apolitical - went to Kyiv engulfed in orange flames in order to, standing on the snow-covered Maidan, breathe the air of freedom, and then, returning to stuffy Moscow, delight their friends with wonderful tales of the neighboring freemen.

More than 30 million barrels per day were sold in April by the cartel countries. The head of OPEC, Ahmed Fatah al-Ahmed, believes that in this situation, the organization he leads is unlikely to make a decision to increase oil supplies in the near future. In his opinion, this year the average price for Brent oil will be about $50 per barrel.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus Alexander Mikhnevich believes that in the near future, in negotiations with EU countries, it will be possible to achieve progress on the issue of supplies of local high-quality fertilizers to a number of European countries. Recently, this product was banned for import into Europe, because they believed that Belarusians were selling it at dumping prices.

As Newsru.com reports with reference to The Sun newspaper, the Supreme Court of Norway not only reinstated workers fired three years ago from a large oil company for viewing porn sites during working hours. He decided to apologize to those fired and pay them 45 thousand dollars for the suffering they suffered. So not only actors can make money from porn. There is no moral to this story, except that any free decision of the court is better than the one imposed on the court by the bosses.

The NTV news showed a marvelous plot. In Kursk, the inhabitants of two dilapidated five -story buildings, the wasteland next to which the city authorities decided to build up, came up with an original way to protect their own interests. In the near future, a new multi -storey building was supposed to appear on the site of the playground - “improved layout”, as they say. Residents, of course, rebelled and flatly refused to let the builders go.

Meanwhile, according to some data, more than a third of Muscovites prefer to be treated in non-state medical institutions. Several private clinics have already refused to provide emergency services to their clients during the holidays. There is a known case when a traffic police checkpoint spent more than half an hour checking a car in which there was a patient with a heart attack. Most likely, the Ministry of Internal Affairs fears that ambulances could be used by terrorists.

In a statement, a major football official said: “Doping is always a serious matter and we intend to conduct a detailed and complete investigation into everything that happened.” It is difficult to challenge the legality of such an intention, but a number of questions arise. For example, how exactly is the RFU going to investigate what happened.