In uniform Return "Five" December 21, 2010 Alexander Podrabinek Strictly speaking, they are not so much returning as they pop up - like the same unsightly substance that never drowns. The political investigation has never really disappeared from our life, but in the 90s it was somewhat shed, and preferred not to advertise his survivability. Now it is another matter.

Sochi-2014 Olympics, World Cup in 2018 ... In such a simple way, the West decided to ruin Russia. Anecdote from the Internet The desperate demarche A. Kudrin, who called for the president and prime minister to modify the election expenses of the state budget, became a landmark political event. Kudrin turned to S. Stepashin to the head of the Accounts Chamber for help - an unexpected and original step. But, apparently, there are no other methods of influence with the Minister of Finance.

-You would have shaved a beard! - the wife said sternly, turning off the TV and leaning towards the spinning ground. - Yes, and I would send him a baldness. Inda just like a bow ... In the cradle, a child was crying. The look, of course, is feminine, but true. “The ruler is a weak and crafty, bald dandy, an enemy of labor, accidentally warmed by glory, rule over us then ...” God, that only Russia did not pass for a thousand years of study in a historical school. Really in vain?

A small scraping can give a comprehensive picture of a large disease. ...Three months after receiving an official message from the Prosecutor General’s Office that the flashing light on Nikita Mikhalkov’s car is an imposture and a violation of the presidential decree, our leader of the nobility continues to cut through the streets of the capital under the flashing light.

The Investigative Committee under the Prosecutor's Office recognized the events on Manezhnaya Square on December 11 as mass riots, but a criminal case was opened under the safest part of the corresponding article 212 of the Criminal Code. It turns out that the mass riots at Manezhnaya were accompanied only by calls for disobedience to the police, mass riots and violence against citizens.

Minister of Justice of Belarus Viktor Golovanov did not rule out that parties or public associations that “made decisions to participate in mass riots” could be liquidated. For his part, opposition presidential candidate Grigory Kostusev accused the country's authorities of provocative actions that led to the attack on the Government House. He claims that the opposition rally was originally planned as peaceful.

Alexander Lukashenko won the Belarusian presidential election in the first round. I do not think that this wording is not true, despite the protests of the opposition. Another thing is that this victory leaves a heavy, bitter feeling - Belarus resembles a train filled with passengers, which is going to a deaf dead end, and at low speed. So his journey can last a long time, but it will not end in anything good. It would seem that Lukashenko created a problem from scratch.

Re-elected, according to the Central Election Commission of Belarus, President Alexander Lukashenko held a press conference on December 20, at which he explained to everyone who did not understand that the oppositionists who staged the unauthorized rally were simply bandits. During the dispersal of the rally, 639 people were detained, including opposition presidential candidates.