In the Kremlin Strangers-2 (for an article by Nikolai Svanidze "On the 15th anniversary of the Gaidar government") November 16, 2006 Alexander Ryklin Yes, indeed, fifteen years have passed. We can do without trivial "as one day." There were many days, and in different ones. The attitude to the Gaidar government is also different, although more often negative. However, at the beginning of this temporary segment, let's say - in the first half, there were more good days than in the second.

The Armenian authorities intend to toughen their position towards manifestations of xenophobia in Russia. Harsh statements are associated with a recent murder in the Moscow region. 15-year-old Armenian citizen Narek Kocharyan was killed on the evening of November 11 on the railway platform in the city of Ivanteevka. In Yerevan they are sure that this is a murder on ethnic grounds: a scarf with the image of bones and a skull was found next to the murdered man.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation claims that Rosprirodnadzor employees “improperly supervise the safety of hydraulic structures” and asks that those responsible be punished. Strange people in the Prosecutor General's Office: do they want Oleg Mitvol, who heads Rosprirodnadzor, to deal with some kind of water structures? This is not Kasyanov’s dacha and not Pugacheva’s mansion - no money, no fame.

Today's time puts an end to disputes, which have been conducted for the past few years by representatives of the opposition. After the failure of Yabloko and the ATP in the parliamentary elections in 2003, after an inconsistent attempt by the boycott of the presidential election in 2004, and even after the shameful elections to the Moscow City Duma in 2005, it was still clear whether the opposition needed to participate in the election show of authoritarian authorities.

The general director of the Latvian Food and Veterinary Service, Vineet Veldre, is very surprised by the Russian ban on Latvian sprats. The Russian standard for benzopyrene content of 1 microgram per kilogram is five times stricter than the European Union standard, but Russia was informed that sprats did not meet this standard back in 2003 (no one cared then). He claims that if the norm is observed, sprats will simply become tasteless.

Speaker of the Georgian parliament Nino Burjanadze said at a meeting in St. Petersburg that Georgia will not prevent Russia from joining the WTO if Russia respects the principles of this organization. She recalled that the WTO is based on the principles of free trade and free movement of goods and financial resources. Yes, hardly anyone would dare to call the economic relations between Georgia and Russia “free”.

Previously, the head of Moscovia held the position of head of the Orthodox Information Television Agency. Currently, the weekly Orthodox-patriotic program “Russian View” is aired on “Moscovia”.

The abbot not only performed a prayer service before the opening of the celebration, blessed the conference hall and other premises (for example, the office of deputy Kuryanovich), but also discussed a wide range of issues with the deputies - from the situation of his community to the situation in the Balkans.

Tired and satisfied Ehud Olmert and Benjamin Natanyahu flew out of Washington. In a little more than 24 hours in the capital of the United States, the Israelis received the assurances of George Bush that the White House would not begin bilateral negotiations with Iran. Simply put, the United States will not surrender to the United States, and the Iranian embassy in Washington, located near the residence of Richard Cheney, will continue to be empty.

Article one Poprazing the classics: “The ghost wanders around Russia. Ghost of fascism. " Reasonable people reassure: if you are hit in the face, and then they are faded with their feet with shouts "You are non -Russian, bitch!" (History with director Yuri Mamin - by the way, the author of films about “Russian fascism”), do not rush to be upset - this is most likely no fascists. Ordinary Urla, there is something to talk about! Yes, you won’t talk to your teeth ...

“According to our calculations, the compact residence of citizens of another nationality in any region of the country should not exceed 17-20%, especially if they are of a different national culture and religion. Exceeding this norm creates discomfort for the indigenous population,” said Vyacheslav Postavnin, Deputy Director of the Federal Migration Service of Russia.

On November 14, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed six decrees on resignations and appointments for a number of key positions in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Police Colonel General Andrei Novikov has been relieved of his post as Deputy Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. Oleg Safonov, who previously held the post of auditor of the Accounts Chamber, was appointed to replace him.

In August, a “execution” list was published on the website of the Russian Will organization. Journalist Anna Politkovskaya, killed in Moscow, Evgenia Albats, Svetlana Gannushkina and other journalists and human rights activists were declared “enemies of the Russian people,” and it was proposed to destroy them. Human rights activists contacted the FSB. Today the answer came - the FSB considered that the “death sentence” was not a call for destruction.

On November 16th, we all celebrate the International Day of Tolerance. God knows, we have something to celebrate. We have achieved unprecedented success in this field. Today on planet Earth it is difficult to find a people who would be more tolerant of their own power than we are. And tolerance for one’s own power is, of course, the highest form of tolerance. To treat, say, Uzbeks living nearby with understanding and tolerance as a human being is nonsense.