In society Militant amateurism November 12, 2010 Alexander Ryklin Last Wednesday, standing in a traffic jam on Brestskaya Street (1 hour 18 minutes from the Triumphal Square to the Belorussky Station !!!), I thought: “Maybe it’s better to back the Baturins?” The reason for this insanity is always bad on Brest, but so that ... - opened directly on the Square of the Belorussky station when I found that the traffic light at the intersection of Tverskaya switches once every twelve minutes.

Juan Lazaro (Mikhail Vasenko) and Vicki Peles “Kommersant” published a sensational article from which it follows that the ten spies caught in the USA were handed over to the defector, Colonel Shcherbakov, who was in charge of the SVR with American illegal immigrants and escaped in the United States three days before the exposure. The authors of the material assure that their investigation was like real "intelligence work".

The Moscow authorities, despite the change of leadership, still dispersed those gathered on November 12 for the Day of Wrath. Previously, the organizers were denied permission to hold the event. Nevertheless, they gathered on Tverskaya Square near the city hall. Until one of the organizers, Left Front activist Sergei Udaltsov, appeared, the crowd behaved quietly and the police did not bother them.

In uniform Spyniad continues November 12, 2010 Alexander Golts The situation when stories about our scouts are not plots of spy novels, but jokes, it is no longer possible to endure. Well, the president cannot award the orders of the Nedotope. The prime minister cannot sing patriotic songs in the company of loafers. So, it seems that the main Russian bosses decided.

In the economy On the principle of conformity November 12, 2010 Alexey Kuznetsov “ The large -scale contractions of teachers, apparently, are inevitable, the country in a demographic failure, and the number of teachers should correspond to the number of students” - this Solomonovo announced the National Leader on Wednesday at a meeting with teachers of the Moscow school No. 1060. He emphasized that it is necessary to take care of teachers, but what specific support measures will be taken.

Former police major Alexei Dymovsky, who became famous (and fired) after a video message to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin with a complaint against his superiors, wanted to march with like-minded people on November 12 in a silent march along Red Square. However, at the very last moment the square was closed under the pretext of building a skating rink. As the famous blogger Oleg Kozyrev notes, this construction has been going on there for a long time and has not bothered anyone.

The Russian Orthodox Church will send a working group of the Synodal Department of Religious Education and Catechesis to a boarding school in Suzdal, where children from the Bogolyubsky Monastery were transferred, Interfax-Religion reports. The head of this school, priest Vitaly Rysev, is a well-known critic of the state of affairs in the Bogolyubsky Monastery.

Two Moscow documentary film festivals dedicated to human rights and murdered journalists will not screen Valery Balayan’s film “Love Me, Please,” about journalist Anastasia Baburova, who was shot dead in the center of Moscow on November 19, 2009. As the director told Granyam.Ru, the organizers of the “Profession: Journalist” and “Stalker” festivals refused to include the film in the program. The reason is the inability to guarantee the safety of spectators.

At the initiative of film director Alexander Sokurov, a meeting was held between the Governor of St. Petersburg Valentina Matvienko and representatives of the public and the democratic opposition, dedicated to the city’s policy for the preservation of cultural heritage. The public, in addition to Sokurov, was represented by the director of the ECOM Center of Expertise, Alexander Karpov, the deputy chairman of the St.

The Presidium of the Moscow City Court, chaired by Olga Egorova, satisfied the supervisory complaint of Vladimir Resin, filed when he was acting mayor against the decision of the civil cases board of the Moscow City Court dated September 23.

If these meetings are regular, if there is some result from them, even if we manage to save at least a couple of buildings - because the problems of the meeting were quite specific - we can talk about some achievements. It's too early to say. But I can say that tomorrow, as far as I understand, there will be a meeting with the vice-governor of St. Petersburg, who oversees all these issues, where we will discuss very specific things, some specific steps and measures.