In the opposition The logic of progressive movement June 3, 2008 Alexander Osovtsov The thoughts that I want to share have prompted me by my friend (I, in the vast case, I think he) A. Podrabinek with his expression “strange logic, political”. I want to note that a strange or, simply put, irrelevant, inappropriate, incorrect political logic becomes when it is applied to fundamentally non -political problems, i.e. Outside of its logical and subject area.

Dear Leonid Aleksandrovich, I am very flattered that in your publications I am one of the main characters. It seems that this gives me the right to a detailed answer. I would like to dispel the idea among readers of our correspondence that I am an infantile democratic dreamer who is taught with bitter irony the realities of a fallen world. I am writing to you because you are a politicized intellectual, a columnist for several publications.

Putin's words that negotiations are not necessary, his advice to other countries not to negotiate with terrorists and his assertion that everything in Beslan was done correctly - all of this deeply outraged us. Moreover, we believe that his own words indicated his participation and guilt in the Beslan tragedy and the death of the hostages. The refusal to negotiate and the use of armed forces actually deprived the hostages of the right to life guaranteed to them by the Constitution.

“They’re beating our people!” the Russian State Duma panicked on May 23. Deputies were desperately excited about the fact that the trial of Hero of the Soviet Union Arnold Mary had begun in Estonia. “Stop the shameful trial of the hero of the Second World War!” says the appeal adopted by the Duma. “Estonia is trying to revise the results of World War II, and this cannot be allowed,” indignant former deputy and now Russia’s permanent representative to NATO Dmitry Rogozin.

All-Russian public organization " Voice of Beslan "within the next two days will submit an application to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation demanding to interrogate the former President of the Russian Federation, current Prime Minister Vladimir Putin as a witness in the case of the terrorist attack in the Beslan school in September 2004. The organization is confident that Putin is personally responsible for the storming of the school.

In uniform And this one fell out of the nest ... June 3, 2008 Alexander Golts Outwardly, this dismissal, as it was opened in Putin’s times (which seem to continue), happened quite decent. The President said that he decided to transfer Yuri Baluevsky, who had headed the General Staff since 2004, to another high position - Deputy Secretary of the Security Council.