After a two-day break, trading resumed on the Russian stock market, and immediately the shares went up so rapidly that trading had to be closed again, for an hour. By the time trading was suspended, the MICEX index had grown by almost 18% to the level of 1006. After trading resumed, the index grew again, exceeding 20%, Newsru.com notes.

So, "Where is the way out of this outcome?" The most popular answer is Duginsky. By the way, he practically does not have competitors in response, however, rather foggy: Autarchy, “Russian Fortress”, etc. But since many poetic metaphors of Dugin and KO in recent months have materialized, I will try to imagine what can really be discussed. Trade of spitting in a well What does “us” (RF) connects with the West?

It’s difficult with Western partners: you never understand how they treat you. The Russian Foreign Ministry had just finally noted with satisfaction that Washington had begun to more realistically assess the events in South Ossetia and Abkhazia, when suddenly US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice began to accuse Moscow of its actions.

The global financial crisis finally fell upon Russia. The fall in the stock market has reached the maximum mark since the time of the default, and the stabilization measures of the state have repeatedly exceeded everything that has ever been used all the time after the collapse of the USSR (just that money has never been accumulated).

Money in the country suddenly ended, the house was from straw. The wolf did not even have to blow on him. He simply took out two or three ships from the base and disappeared in an unknown direction, somewhere beyond the jurisdiction of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. Today, of course, everyone is interested in what will happen next. The Minister of Finance Kudrin assures that everything will be fine, says that there are nothing to worry about ordinary citizens.

It is difficult to understand from Condoleezza Rice's words whether the American administration has made any fundamental decision about a radical change of course towards Russia. But even if it were accepted, the current administration has too little time to implement such a course. Not much depends on Rice and Bush's assessment of current Russia and Russian-American relations.