Last Saturday, the Investigative Committee, which is now not under the Prosecutor General’s Office, but on its own, on the departmental website, published the results of the investigation of the sensational (so much so that nobody seemed to anyone) the murder of the fan of the Spartak, Yegor Sviridov. The conclusions of investigators do not contain any special surprises. Six people in front of the girl's eyes beat her five friends. One of which was killed from a traumatic pistol.

As far as I know, a whole arsenal of weapons was confiscated from Tikhonov. Perhaps they brought him, among other things, weapons that had already been exposed in some crimes. Perhaps he really was not involved in the murder of a member of the Black Hawks group, but was simply brought this gun to him and he kept it. I don't see anything incredible in this. I don’t think that Tikhonov will be charged with the murder of Khalilov.

There was such a joke of Soviet times. The anecdotal "Chukchi" fell because he sawed the bitch on which he was sitting. He fell after a repeated warning: did not drink bitches, you will fall! He fell and, affected, said to the warning person: - Sorcerer! Last week, another “Chukchi” fell from a tree. His name is Zin al-Abidin Ben Ali; For the past twenty -three years, he has been a beloved and completely indispensable national leader in Tunisia.

In society Luzhkov like Winnie Pukh-2 January 18, 2011 Dmitry Oreshkin Here is the devil, I was mistaken. I thought Luzhkov would fly away on a balloon to Austria or England. And he moved to Russophobic Latvia. Although, strictly speaking, one does not contradict one. In Latvia, if any bear acquires real estate more than 150 thousand euros (in Riga) or 50 thousand in the province, it is practically a residence permit.

Nikita Tikhonov, accused of murdering lawyer Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova, was found during a search to have a pistol, which was used to shoot a member of the Black Hawks nationalist group, Rasul Khalilov. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to Tikhonov’s friend, journalist and coordinator of the Russian Verdict center Alexei Baranovsky.

After the signing of a historic agreement between oil giants BP and Rosneft on the development of the Arctic shelf, it became more or less clear to whom Vladimir Putin’s sensational remark that “a thief should be in prison” was addressed. Of course, to Robert Dudley, head of BP. Without strong assurances that Mikhail Khodorkovsky would remain behind bars for the foreseeable future, he would hardly have embarked on such a risky adventure.

In the opposition Operation Rules January 18, 2011 Harry Kasparov The message that Dmitry Medvedev at one of the meetings spoke out in favor of the complete ban on the operation of the Tu-154 was drowned in the stream of other news of the holidays unusually rich in events. On the eve of the New Year, a collapse happened at Moscow airports, in the suburbs, people lived for several days without electricity, and some continue to sit without light.