At the request of human rights activists and dissidents of the old generation, the leader of the movement “For Human Rights” Lev Ponomarev calls on people to revive the tradition of silent demonstrations on Pushkin Square. On December 10, World Human Rights Day, everyone can come to Pushkin Square and take off their hats at 19.00. The movement proposes to revive the tradition of Soviet dissidents - all those who cherish the ideals of the human rights movement of the 1950-1980s.

I didn’t think about returning to the football topic. The season is over. The national team lost, and he himself wrote that after that “football will again become just football.” But not everything is simple for us. Since last Friday, every day the scandal surrounding the plot in the “Man and the Law” program on Channel One is becoming louder and louder. Pimanov and Co.

In uniform A rare case with a policeman December 10, 2009 Alexander Podrabinek No, I also do not like the police. Starting with the uncle of Stepa and ending with the overseer, who loved to put on the prisoners handcuffs on the shoulders, snaping them with the heel of his boot. But, frankly, normal people are sometimes found among police officers. I also do not like ministers, especially internal affairs. But, we must admit that sometimes decent come across among them.

We were born to make a fairy tale come true. (Words from a Soviet song) Politics in joke format Putin very successfully fit into the image of the matured Vovochka, the hero of Soviet jokes. Vovochka is a “difficult teenager”, self-affirming and violating generally accepted norms, cynical beyond his years, rejecting authority. Vovochka constantly puts adults in an idiotic position and thereby deserves the approval of the public.