In society Reflexes May 6, 2005 Viktor Shenderovich The trampled football CSKA reached the final of the UEFA Cup, which is fine. Closer to the end of the match, when the positive context became completely obvious, keen up to the superiors of the television camera, as usual, grabbed several familiar figures in the midst of VIP. Well, of course.

According to respondents, third place on this list is occupied by government officials and bureaucracy. About 23% of those who took part in the survey think so. It is easy to calculate that there is almost no interest left for the common people. It's funny that, according to these data, the interests of the people have never been among Vladimir Putin's main priorities. And it’s just ordinary Russian people who love him.

Hooligan behavior of fans at the stadium can cost CSKA and all Russian football fans dearly. The fact is that one of the firecrackers launched from the stands after the first goal scored by the army team hit the Italian goalkeeper in the head, and he was forced to leave the field. Now the Italians have every reason to claim that the firecracker incident influenced the outcome of the match. The UEFA commission will make a decision within two days. So CSKA may well be counted as a defeat.

According to law enforcement agencies, twenty-year-old Gadel Sagayumov belongs to the Islamic Jamaat group. He allegedly appeared in Zelenograd not by chance, but with the intention of organizing a terrorist attack in Moscow on May 9, when the heads of world powers would gather in Moscow. It seems to be known about him that he was trained in Khattab’s camp when he was still alive. It is unknown what kind of terrorist attack the Wahhabi was planning.

The trampled football CSKA reached the final of the UEFA Cup, which is fine. Closer to the end of the match, when the positive context became completely obvious, keen up to the superiors of the television camera, as usual, grabbed several familiar figures in the midst of VIP. Well, of course. Putin on the telephone team of Yumashev appeared in the two thousandths of the last set of the Kremlin Cup in the Olympic - the go -ahead was given at the moment when Kafelnikov began to undoubtedly win ...

Another noteworthy statement by Putin regarding the “leader of all nations.” “Some people consider Stalin a criminal,” he said in a conversation with a German journalist. But anyone could have said such words. For example, the leader of Russian communists Gennady Zyuganov. Now we can only guess why Putin did not want to express his own attitude towards Stalin. It is not clear what he is afraid to admit - love or hatred.

The Russian head of state called all suggestions that Russia is seeking to play some special role “nonsense.” However, he noted that our country “has advantages that must be used.” Such an advantage, from Putin’s point of view, is, for example, that “almost 100 percent of the population of the post-Soviet space” speaks Russian. The president is most concerned about “extra-parliamentary methods of struggle” in this space. By the way, anyone in his place would be worried.

True, according to the American lawyer, Adamov still did not commit any crime. He, they say, although he left dollars in the USA, all the programs were still carried out in Russia. Money allegedly went to them from Adam’s ruble account. A lot of questions immediately arise here. Among them is this: did Mr. Adamov have a license from the Central Bank of Russia to conduct foreign exchange transactions? And most importantly: where did the money come from in the ruble account?

For some time, the Middle European and President Putin live in two non-future worlds. The Middle European, for example, lives in a world where a peaceful revolution takes place in Ukraine, free elections in the USA, and in Russia there are terrorist attacks arranged by Chechens. President Putin and his environment, judging by the statements, lives in a much more gloomy world.