In uniform Glass beads - 2 July 30, 2009 Alexander Golts In one of the last articles , describing the wrists of Russian foreign policy, I, it seems to me, found a rather successful comparison. Those who are in the Kremlin are considered their vassals have long learned how to get the real nonsense in exchange for real loans to the Moscow chiefs (as the colonialists got glass beads to the natives). The main thing is that these “beads” would look like something anti -American.

The fight around the Moscow City Duma elections is in full swing. True, this is still a struggle within the “party in power.” On the one hand, it was decided to use a proven scheme - it was again decided to let the Moscow mayor be the “locomotive” of the United Russia list. The Presidium of the United Russia General Council announced that he would be number one. Over the past two days, Luzhkov was received by both leaders of the country.

An initiative group of scientists, human rights activists, and parents of students began collecting signatures for an open Appeal to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev against the clericalization of secondary schools and the dangers of virtually compulsory teaching of an ideologically driven Orthodox course, the press service reports. Slavic Legal Center . The collection of signatures was initiated by Vladimir Abdrashitov, the leader of the initiative group of parents.

Dear Igor, you write in a humane manner, which is rare in public discussions. I will try to answer you in the same language, i.e. to do without the MAIN THING in any dispute – “and I’M STILL RIGHT!” 99% of ANY debate is about “who said “uh” first.” We measure ourselves by this principle... You are NOT measuring yourself. It feels like you really are in pain. I respect you. And I’ll try to write to the point (which, you see, is even more difficult than being “politically impartial”). First.

In society Parshev and the Central Committee. Part 1 July 30, 2009 Dmitry Oreshkin Colleagues blame: what, they say, stuck to Parshev? No more important things? Maybe there is, but it seems to me acutely necessary to understand the universe in which such people live and think. There are surprisingly many of them, and they seriously consider themselves patriots. On exclusive rights. What, in my opinion, humiliate Russia and lead to another misfortune. Their world is rooted in Soviet mythology.