This is called "you will laugh." You will laugh, but the parliament of Moldova again failed to elect a president. Neither repeated parliamentary elections nor a radical change in the balance of power helped. The situation is the same, only the roles have changed. If previously only communists voted for the president and, as a result of the boycott of the liberal opposition, the elections did not take place, now the elections were boycotted by the communists in the opposition.

No matter how terrible the revelations of Major Dymovsky, who addressed the national leader via the Internet, the reaction to them in the Ministry of Internal Affairs indicates: things in the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs are even worse than the major describes.

Russian libraries received a list of books prohibited from being issued from the Federal Drug Control Service. Among the books assessed by the State Drug Control Service as promoting drugs are classics of domestic and foreign literature. The list of 37 books included “A Romance with Cocaine” by M. Ageev, “Rastafarian Tales and All That” by Dmitry Gaiduk, “The Beach” by Alex Garland, “No” by Linor Goralik and Sergei Kuznetsov, “Jim Morrison After Death” by Philip K.

At the end of July, at a meeting with leaders of religious organizations, President Dmitry Medvedev strongly spoke out in favor of the idea of ​​​​teaching the basics of religious culture in schools - and the bureaucratic machine, both secular and ecclesiastical, spun at unprecedented speed. On August 5, a meeting of the working group was held at the Moscow City Pedagogical University.

In uniform Chrysostom police officer bells November 10, 2009 Alexander Ryklin A variety of life forms on Earth sometimes amazes. And for some reason the police are all the same. I foresee angry renews. Well, good ... I'll make an amendment - others do not come across to me on my life path. Probably, unlucky ... no, of course, deviations from the norm are. For example, policeman Evsyukov, of course, differs from the policeman Kolokoltsev.

Major Alexey Dymovsky, an employee of the Novorossiysk Internal Affairs Directorate, who became famous throughout the country, who appealed to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin via YouTube with complaints, arrived in Moscow exactly on Police Day to hold a press conference. There were some obstacles. First, he was detained in Rostov-on-Don by traffic police officers - Dymovsky was driving to the Rostov airport in his car to fly from there to the capital.

In society Burning pensioners November 10, 2009 Anton Oresh About 200 thousand metropolitan pensioners will lose the "Luzhkov" allowances. Moreover, they will actually be fined. Somehow, the Pension Fund suddenly translated and brought to the attention of the capital's power that these two hundred thousand elderly citizens not only received pensions and allowances for them, but also worked in parallel. And this is not good. So the allowances are not laid.

In uniform Video shot by Major of Police November 10, 2009 Oleg Kozyrev The video message of the police major Alexei Dymovsky for Prime Minister Vladimir Putin shook the past weekend.