In uniform And the Reichstagi burn and burn ... November 30, 2009 Alexander Ryklin For me personally, the most terrible result of the tragedy with the “Neva express” (after the death of people, of course) is the lack of any hope in the foreseeable future to find out the truth about what happened. Because I never believe them. And not a single sober sensible person in Russia never believes them. Since we caught them hundreds of times on a monstrous lies.

The Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow partially satisfied the claim of Mayor Yuri Luzhkov and the Moscow government for the protection of honor and dignity against the co-chairman of the United Democratic Movement "Solidarity" Boris Nemtsov and the Kommersant newspaper. Luzhkov demanded five million rubles from the defendants, the court ruled that they must pay the plaintiffs 500 thousand each.

In the economy The whole country sat on "Nevsky Express" November 30, 2009 Julia Latynina On Friday evening, that is, when the “St. Petersburg” bosses return to the “Nevsky Express” home from Moscow, the “Nevsky Express” was blown up. The explosion was arranged in such a way that at minimal costs to cause maximum damage to the authorities. And, indeed, among the dead were two tall officials. The worst thing is that this may not be a single attack. It can be the beginning of the series.

In the economy School of Woland November 30, 2009 Stanislav Belkovsky A foreign consultant in Russia is almost omnipotent. We have known this since prof. Woland.

In my opinion, the appointment of the former director of the Solovetsky Museum-Reserve (created, if anyone doesn’t know or has forgotten, to replace the concentration camp, which was also once created to replace the monastery that took place here) as the head of the local administration is, I would say, a symbolic event, because it is not Is the whole of Russian history a series of very similar replacements?

The abbot of the Solovetsky Stavropegic Monastery, Archimandrite Porfiry (Shutov), ​​was appointed director of the Solovetsky Museum-Reserve. The corresponding order was recently signed by Russian Minister of Culture Alexander Avdeev. The previous director of the Solovki Museum-Reserve, Mikhail Lopatkin, who worked since 1976, was elected head of the Solovki administration in mid-October.

When leaving, the emigrants took the most valuable things from their homeland. And preferably light - so that you can take it to Rome and push it at the transfer. Knowledgeable people claimed: in addition to caviar, vodka and optics, red star paraphernalia is good in those parts - army hats, pennants and other Soviet nonsense... N. approached the issue radically and took a couple of kilograms of October badges from the Zhytomyr region for sale.

As in August 2007, there are two versions regarding the bombing of the Nevsky Express - nationalists or militants of Doku Umarov. Both of them were noted for holding actions on the railway - nationalists blew up the Moscow-Grozny train in 2005, and right now in Novgorod there is a trial of members of the group that mined the tracks under the Nevsky Express in August 2007.

In the opposition What should its president not say to Russia November 30, 2009 Alexander Podrabinek Our current president is a competent and talkative person. He talks about modernization, about time zones, about freedom, which is better than not free. And let him say, since he does nothing. But God forbid him to repeat what the respected Mikhail Delyagin invites him to say to him. Let everything remain as it is better. The recipes of Dr.