Today, a year after the emergence of “other Russia” and nine months before the inauguration of the new Russian president, I would like to say a few words about the main thing. Namely, about the same two percent. The Kremlin constantly repeats that it relies on the vast majority of the people, but the opposition is not able to create their most. So it is. However, the problem is not at all in most. Moreover, the opposition leaders now have no direct appeal mechanisms to the people's masses.

In the regiment of the martyrs of the bloody regime - addition. The famous lawyer Boris Kuznetsov became the victim of the FSB. He was subjected to criminal prosecution for the announcement of the fact of illegal listening to his client, the former Senator Chakhmokyan, and in this regard, the liberal public stood breasts to protect the hero.

After the successful conclusion of the Russian-American summit and the Olympic triumph in Guatemala, some analysts suggested that the rapid deterioration of relations between Moscow and the West would at least slow down. And, as usual, they were wrong. Vladimir Putin, who has recently combined the functions of a bad and a good cop, has made another move.

The latest news from Moscow - “Prigov in the hospital”, “Prigov Infarct” and now, “Prigov died” - seemed impossible. After all, it seems, just at that time he was going to participate in the next performance: to sit in a closet, which will be dragged from the bottom on the stairs to the 22nd floor of the dormitory of Moscow State University, which is in the main building ...

Deputy Konstantin Zatulin submitted a draft amendment to the law “On Citizenship” to the State Duma, Gazeta writes . This amendment should make life easier for tens of thousands of Russians, whose rights have so far often been violated by passport officers. We are talking about former citizens of the USSR, registered as of February 6, 1992 (when the law “On Citizenship” came into force) in other CIS republics, but in fact by that time had been living in Russia for a long time.

The Sovetsky District Court of Novosibirsk found Taras Zelenyak guilty of inciting ethnic hatred and ordered him to pay a fine of 130 thousand rubles to the state. A 36-year-old Ukrainian from Novosibirsk, the son of a famous scientist from the Russian Academy of Sciences, Tadei Zelenyak, was convicted of inciting national hatred towards the Russian people on the Internet. Taras Zelenyak actively spoke out against the Russians on the forum of one of the Ukrainian websites.

I am sure that the resources of the law enforcement system in any country are limited. And when a decision is made about their expenditure, I would like such a parameter as efficiency to be taken into account. If all those people who should stop ethnic murders and other serious crimes sit down to read Ukrainian forums in search of unacceptable statements and begin to attract the authors of these statements, I’m afraid nothing good will happen.