Not only me - 90 people voted against this law. There are several absolutely outrageous points here that do not fit into any Constitution of the Russian Federation, nor into our international obligations, in particular, the Charter of Human Rights, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, etc. Firstly, the scandalous issue of “wiretapping”. The fact is that wiretapping directly interferes with the Constitution, which guarantees the inviolability of private life.

Remember such an anecdote: under communism, every Soviet family will have its own plane. Why? But I learned, for example, that they give oil in Sochi, immediately flew - and bought it. Now we know exactly what communism is. This is 10 kg of black caviar per day and a little less - red. Own house in tropical Guatemala, completely protected from someone else's listening and peering (it is impossible to engage in corruption in some ordinary hotel under communism-they can suspect and very upset).

On Friday, the final day of the spring session, the State Duma, as expected, adopted a number of bills that are causing wide public outcry: on tightening penalties for extremism, on compulsory secondary education and on penalties for violating traffic rules. Now we have to study for 11 years, pay a fine of up to 2.5 thousand rubles for gross traffic violations, and almost anyone can be called an extremist.

Humanistic theories are inappropriate July 6, 2007 Svetlana Solodovnik Last night, the head of the Velikaya Russia newly formed party and State Duma deputy Andrei Saveliev told Interfax that law enforcement agencies opened a criminal case under the article “Slander” against the Sova information and analytical center. "On the fact of the distribution on the Internet from the Internet, discrediting the honor and dignity of A. Savelyev and S.

Mikhail Kasyanov’s departure from the “Other Russia” association is absolutely natural. The former head of government came to the radical opposition with one task - to become a candidate for the presidency of Russia, supported by this association. When it became clear to him that this was impossible, he slammed the door. Kasyanov did a lot to fit in with his temporary allies.

A person who is in a calm state most often trusts the world around him. That is, he does not expect a threat to himself in advance and can soberly assess different life situations. When the residents of a cooperative building elect a chairman at a meeting, they know that Ivan Ivanovich is a thief, and Marya Petrovna is not able to establish contact with her neighbors. And Michal Kuzmich is generally a drunkard and rowdy.

The Synod of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, at an extraordinary meeting held at the end of June in San Francisco, decided to address “with a final letter of admonition” to the Bishop of Tauride and Odessa Agafangel (Pashkovsky), who was banned from ministry in May of this year until he repented.

Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin on Friday hastened to reassure the public - he said that inflation in July-August this year will be clearly lower than in June. The high level of inflation, and this is a scary word for Russian people, has worried leading economists in Russia. The head of the Central Bank, Sergei Ignatiev, reported earlier that inflation in the state for the first half of 2007 was 5.7%, and the increase in consumer prices in June alone was 1%.