Well, as they say in a well -known Russian proverb, it rushed ... on the bumps. And very soon, it seems, it will inevitably cover us all. Rise, shoulder, swing, hand, our bosses went in a gap ... "We developed partnerships with NATO for a long time, but we do not need the illusions of partnership. We are ready to make any decision, up to the termination of relations in general, ”says Dmitry Medvedev Dmitry Rogozin. Notice - not Rogozin Medvedev! They seemed to have changed places.

There is such a saying - God in the details ... And these details sometimes speak no less than the global characteristics and assessments of certain actions. Here, let me introduce you to some events of the last time. The scandal ended in an attempt by France Ambassador in Georgia to find out how the Russian troops were withdrawn. Russian peacekeepers detained a diplomat and did not let him further than their checkpoint.

As far as I understand, what Mr. Rogozin said about the suspension of the Information Bureau is an expression of his own opinion. Of course, he has the right to his own opinion, but it is not an official statement; no one officially informed us that the bureau would be closed. Interaction with Russia is very important for us, and we, naturally, have no intention of stopping it.

On August 26, 2007, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed Decrees on the recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia by the Russian Federation. As an international legal basis for such recognition, the Russian authorities refer to the provisions of UN Resolution 2625 (XXV) of October 24, 1970 on the principle of the right of peoples to self-determination.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed decrees recognizing South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent states. The United Civil Front believes that this decision: 1. Contradicts the interests of Russia and its citizens. 2. Violates international treaties signed by Russia, as well as the principles of international cooperation 3. Contradicts the peace plan in South Ossetia proposed by French President Nicolas Sarkozy and signed by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.

The consequences of the war in South Ossetia are quite logical and simple: a bad event cannot have good consequences. If you were in front of a neighboring apartment to separate the quarreling spouses, and then stayed there to live there to protect a weak wife from a strong husband, then do not count on a good relationship with her peasant. The neighbors on the landing will also squint at you - you would not have come to their house to settle their family quarrels and disagreements.

Russia's permanent representative to NATO, Dmitry Rogozin (who apparently has no plans to return from Moscow to Brussels yet), in an interview with the Vremya Novostey newspaper, outlined in detail what actions Russia will take in building relations with the alliance in light of recent events. He had previously listed the main points of the new plan at a press conference.

Serious affairs - and chew the political science chewing gum is reluctant. Well, to explain that Russia now has two interlocutors - South Ossetia and Abkhazia, but no longer and no need. And for this pleasure - it is not clear what - we will have to pay the price, it is also not entirely clear which one. But in any case, quite insignificant - compared to the benefit of acquiring such friends. The profitable businessman was turned!