“When solving management issues, when formulating management tasks, we, of course, first of all, must be guided by common sense. But this common sense must be based on moral principles... In my deep conviction, moral values, without which neither all of humanity nor a specific person can live, cannot be anything other than religious.” In my opinion, one very important link is missing here. between "managerial common sense" and morality There must be a law .

The anniversary of the FSB (90 years from the date of education of the Cheka) happened in a turning point - this is the first year under Putin, when people from the Lubyanka finished to crush the world outside their system and the war of the security forces for resources with all the others (democrats, liberals, oligarchs) went into the stage of struggle with each other.

The influential American magazine Time named Russian President Vladimir Putin “Man of the Year 2007,” ITAR-TASS reports .

On Wednesday, December 19, at five o'clock in the evening, representatives of the Voice of Beslan organization went on a hunger strike in the courthouse in protest against the decision of the Supreme Court of North Ossetia to effectively ban the organization's activities.

I must admit, it was interesting to observe how the topic of Penza hermits was covered in the media. Whatever they wrote here! It turns out that the Russian Orthodox Church is to blame for the fact that a group of exalted people buried themselves in the “pechers”: it preaches wrongly, it doesn’t educate its flock that way.