In society The results of the week. Too many rats February 5, 2010 Alexander Golts The tops cannot, and the lower classes do not want to live in the old way. If I am not mistaken, this is how one extremely talented special for combating the regime determined the revolutionary situation. No, this has not yet been happening in Russia. But the last week has quite clearly demonstrated that the tops and bottoms of the Russian power vertical go out of tight control.

Is three years of a colony-settlement for one of the most uncompromising propagandists of the church version of anti-Semitism a lot or a little? And in general, is this normal or not? According to our legislation, this is quite normal, and the legislation (i.e. the relevant fragments of Article 282 of the Criminal Code, I am not talking about it as a whole) in this part complies with the Constitution and international legal obligations of Russia.

But if the Soviet and Western intelligentsia adopted the Marxist-Leninist ideology and the Stalinist practice of building socialism, then it is not surprising that a significant part of the people still believe in the dream of a folk state-the descendants of those who went to the civil war in order to establish a peasant kingdom in Russia. The people did not perceive Soviet rulers as the estate bar and gentlemen, since they all came out of this very people.

The Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced the editor-in-chief of the fundamentalist and anti-Semitic newspaper Rus Pravoslavnaya, Konstantin Dushenov, who was accused of inciting hostility using the media, to three years in prison, Interfax reports. According to the verdict, K. Dushenov must serve his sentence in a penal colony. Two other defendants in this case - Alexander Malyshev and Petr Meleshko - received suspended sentences of 1.5 and 1 year, respectively.

Around Russia "Iron Lady" of Ukraine February 5, 2010 Avtandil Tsuladze The Central Election Commission of Russia sharply condemned the calculation system votes in the elections in Ukraine: “Elections are already tomorrow, And the winner is still unknown! " (Anecdote from the Internet) Ukrainian elections traditionally attract increased attention in Russia. Against the backdrop of a dull Russian landscape, the performance played by Ukrainians looks like a real political blockbuster.

The prefecture of the Eastern Administrative District of Moscow illegally refused to hold a picket on February 4 in defense of Vsevolod Ostapov, a student who was beaten along with his comrades at the Sokolniki police station on April 4, 2008 and subsequently accused of assaulting a policeman.

The conflict around the Moscow village of Rechnik reached President Dmitry Medvedev, who ordered to check the observance of the rights of residents and the validity of the demolition of houses. Meanwhile, even before the highest intervention, reports appeared that, according to the court decision, the demolition of Angelina Abramova’s house was illegal.

In the opposition Our next exhibit is a speaker speaker, at times snapping ... February 5, 2010 Alexander Ryklin So, the vertical hung in the air, ugly curved and began to bite its own tail. I have not yet reached the vital organs, but it seems that it is not long to wait. The hysteria in the apical rows of United Russia is the best confirmation of this. And, note, this hysteria did not occur from scratch.