In uniform Someone, save the FSB! May 13, 2010 Mikhail Delyagin Another repressive law was introduced to the State Duma, which granted the FSB to not only “preventive conversations” with citizens and warn them, but also impose cash fines on them. The logic of its authors is understandable: the inadequacy of the ruling kleptocracy is becoming more and more obvious and against the background of the deepening socio-economic crisis causes more and more indignation.

British politicians were completely crushed - you will often hear in enlightened audiences. There used to be stars - Gladston, Dizraeli, Churchill, Thatcher. And now-a boring brown (very good Minister of Finance and a very mediocre premiere), three years ago no one is known to Khlegg, Dalniy Rodich Berberovskaya “Iron Woman”, Mura Zakrevskaya-Benkendorf-Budberg.

In society Return of the Champions May 13, 2010 Denis Bilunov Kirsan Ilyumzhinov met with aliens or not is unknown, but he has at least one incredible achievement. In support of Anatoly Karpov, who intends to shift Ilyumzhinov from the post of President Fide, Harry Kasparov and Viktor Korchny performed. Both are not just perennial rivals of Karpov for the board.

I do not think that Soviet Russia needs a war. She needs the fruits of war and the boundless expansion of her power and ideology. Winston Churchill. Fulton speech Population decline In 1913, 170 million people lived in the Russian Empire, or 10% of the world's population. At the same time, 89.9 million people lived in Russia, or 5.6% of the world's population. Now 140 million people live in Russia, or 2.4% of the world's population.

On May 12, representatives of the Blue Bucket Society gathered on Manezhnaya Square. There were several dozen of them, 16 people were detained by the police without discussing the reasons and were soon released without charges. This is already becoming like a ritual. The arrests began after those gathered with buckets on their heads and other blue objects in their hands refused to disperse at the request of the police.

The new authorities of Kyrgyzstan, who came on a wave of popular anger, are finding it difficult to stay at the top. In the south of the country they are opposed as actively as their supporters opposed the regime of Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who fled the country. On the morning of May 13, in the regional center of Osh, opponents of the new leadership seized the local administration building, broke the windows on the first floor and returned the former governor Mamasadyk Bakirov.