The Chairman of the Board of the Memorial Human Rights Center, Oleg Orlov, was summoned on November 13 for questioning in connection with a criminal libel case initiated at the request of Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov. Kadyrov was outraged that Orlov called him involved in the murder of Chechen human rights activist Natalya Estemirova.

In the Kremlin The results of the week. Public Act of the Mouse November 13, 2009 Alexander Golts Let's still pay tribute to the PRPs from the Medvedev team. For two whole months they, in accordance with the canon established by tailors, made an invisible dress for the king, drove the propaganda wave. Just wait for the messages, they said, and the sky in diamonds will open to you. It will be, it will be, but there is simply no words to say that it will be.

The interrogation went well. It lasted four hours, although most of the time was spent refining the wording while familiarizing oneself with the protocol. The questions were sometimes strange, but apparently the interrogator should ask such questions.

Statement from the Bureau of the Solidarity movement On November 12, 2009, the leader of the National Bolsheviks, Eduard Limonov, was sentenced by magistrate Olga Zaitseva to 10 days of administrative arrest and a fine of 1,000 rubles for participating in the next “March of Dissent.” He was charged with “disobedience to the legal demands of police officers” and “violation of the established procedure for holding a rally.” It is absolutely obvious to us that this decision has nothing to do with

Around Russia Terrible horror November 13, 2009 Anton Oresh Recently, the most beautiful news about Pork flu came from America. From where there are thousands of patients, dozens of dead, where in 46 states either quarantine, or an epidemic. So in America, Pork flu finally fell ill and the first ... Pig! And to the pigs, therefore, the flu got to the pork. The patient was detected on agricultural exhibition. And out of habit, they offered to cut all the pigs that they were there.

In society At the expanse of eras. Dissidents November 13, 2009 Alexander Podrabinek (Continuation) To understand what happened to us, should I recall the events of those years from episodes? Everyone remembers something of his own, which he himself considers serious and symbolic.

In Ulyanovsk, an explosion occurred at military warehouses containing artillery and weapons. The warehouses of the state enterprise "31st Arsenal" are on fire, 35 people who worked in the workshops are listed as missing. In total, there were 40 people in the workshops at the time of the explosion; only five were found with burns. It later turned out that 43 people who were at the scene of the explosion were holed up in a bomb shelter.

In the Kremlin Medvedev as a thing in himself November 13, 2009 Vladimir Nadein Of course, the speakers of Medvedev are simply bad. But only this one cannot explain the hopeless despondency, which is permeated by his next message to the country. He probably made his personal contribution to the long -awaited dialogue between himself and the people. The president said, of course. The people, as he should be, was silent. Not surprising. These are the realities of the television world.

Of course, Dmitry Medvedev will now get a hard time from everyone for his Address to the Federal Assembly. It's already enough. The claims begin with politically important questions: for example, how is Medvedev going to fundamentally modernize the country without modernizing its political, essentially one-party system? Next comes criticism from economists: where will Medvedev get the money for all this? Will he dispossess someone, take away someone? Will taxes increase?