In society Day of nationalist unity November 5, 2010 Alexander Podrabinek Not a single holiday in Russia collects so much hatred and aggression as the Day of National Unity. It may be because the celebration is state -owned - it is lowered from above and does not cause good feelings. It may be because the festival is based on hatred of foreigners and the triumph of a military victory.

The Day of National Unity went as it should be: “ours”, as well as other Surkovsky gopota, stigmatized those whom they call “political prostitutes”. Nationalists demanded the authorities for Russians and threatened immigrants. In a word, the celebration of the "unity" planted on top turned into the search for enemies. However, an amazing thing - in all their formidable statements, the leaders of the Prooputin Hunweibons are all the time to make excuses.

For a long time, there was practically no “Jewish question” for me, nationalist conversations were adopted for me, I was never going to Israel, I always believed that my homeland is here. Like any Russian intellectual - not by blood, but in language and culture - I was ill for my country.

Activist of the Khimki branch of the Right Cause party Konstantin Fetisov was brutally beaten near his own home on the evening of November 4. He was hit on the head with a baseball bat, the left side of his skull was crushed, and a fracture of the base of the skull was discovered. A bat was found at the scene, broken in half. The police did not arrive at the scene for six hours.