In front of the general public, mocking villainy ripens. The public boils. Some greedy oligarchs (they are also developers) encroached on the famous reserve of domestic literature, to the glorious Peredelkino. These disgusting developers (that is, the oligarchs) intended to build some buildings and structures here, where each tree and each path were covered with the memory of those who created or, expressed poetically, tirelessly forged ...

Around Russia The results of the week. You yourself must decide July 24, 2009 Alexander Golts To proclaim some correct and noble principles is one thing, but to try to realize these principles into life is something completely different. I believe that US Vice President Joseph Biden thought more than once or twice about it during his visit to Ukraine and Georgia.

Now, if I’m not confusing anything, the last time a sport was banned in our country was in 1984, when karate was outlawed. Then they were afraid that karatekas would start beating the police and that the criminal environment would swell at the expense of the masters of cutting bricks with the palm of their hand. And it really expanded – only after the ban. Because karate has not gone away, continuing to be cultivated underground. And now, a quarter of a century later, poker was banned in Russia.

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that the Union State of Belarus and Russia is “an unfinished project,” Kommersant writes on July 24.

The most important achievement of Soviet power is amputation in a person of a sense of property. Everything around is collective farm, that is, a draw. Housing, benefits, money - were not earned, but distributed. The lack of adequate wages led to the inability to make vital acquisitions, which are property. Which, if you figure it out, entails the concept of "the right to have." And they had no right. Unless, of course, not to take the rights seriously, loudly declared by official slogans.