Stanislav Dmitrievsky is a human rights activist, director of the Russian-Chechen Friendship Society in Nizhny Novgorod, oppositionist. And Dmitrievsky is a person who is clearly very disliked by the local authorities, and indeed by any authorities in principle. As a consequence of the antipathy that has arisen, criminal cases appear one after another.

This is a new way to persecute political opposition by confiscating computers, and now by bringing criminal charges for the use of unlicensed software. I’m not at all sure that in the prosecutor’s office, or the FSB, or the police, all the equipment is licensed, and whether they even know what kind of equipment they really have. Not every person can determine whether he has a licensed device or not without the help of a specialist.

Of course, Putin arranged for us the event of the year, and maybe even made the main decision for the entire period of his reign, threatening to become endless. However, although so far the most probable of all previously expected scripts (with the formal president-the wedding general, “reigns but does not rule” under the leadership of the Prime Minister of GDP), any decision of Putin about his/our fate would be a sensation.

Now, when you hear so often that we, opposition, have no chance of victory, I recall 1984 and my first match for the world champion with Karpov when I lost 5: 0, and we played up to 6 victories. I think each of you is able to calculate the mathematical probability of Karpov’s victory. But the match did not end in the victory of Karpov. And when the score was 5: 3, it was obvious that I was on the rise, and Karpova began to simply fever behind the board; The match was interrupted.

Everything, citizens, diverge! The concert is over! What does it mean, did not begin? They clearly told you: “United Russia” is 70 percent. What other questions? What to do on December 2? Come to polling stations and confirm this result. And do not forget - from that moment on, all voting ballots in the Russian Federation will be registered. Why? To facilitate the work of the FSB.

The second democratically elected President of the Russian Federation reinforced his skillful skills for years. At the end of October 2003, generous leaks poured from the Kremlin about the fact that Vladimir Yakunin will become the head of the presidential administration instead of Alexander Voloshin. As expected, Putin appointed the chief of his administration Dmitry Medvedev.