In society Stewyubiley February 4, 2011 Alexander Ryklin Well, now, it seems, all the New Year holidays are behind. The 80th anniversary of the first (and so far the last) president of Russia was also walking away. The newly made single -party people - Nemtsov, Kasyanov, Ryzhkov and Milov - laid a wreath to the grave on Novodevichy. Coincided with the Polit -Bombom. Sergey Stepashin, pre-hugging a widespread and witty joke (something like “Are you still free?”), Kissed Nemtsov for a long time.

In society Fourth February 4, 2011 Anton Oresh Olympstroy is already the fourth leader. Weinste gave rise to colleague, the colodye gave rise to Bolloev, Bolloev gave rise to Gaplikov. Who will give rise to Gaplikov and how much more names will be in this biblical chain, we don’t know, as well as we don’t know-it’s good or bad that the state corporation, employed more recently (before receiving the 2018 World Cup), the leaders change every year.

A wonderful thing is diplomacy. The protocol language that everyone follows is amazing. So Europe introduced sanctions against Lukashenko, banning the entry into its territory of one and a half hundred members of the Belarusian elite and the Old Man’s henchmen, and at the same time frozen their accounts in European banks, and Minsk responded. As it should be: threatening an adequate and proportionate reaction. Everything is correct. What if you imagine an adequate answer in real life?

The “Day of Wrath” action, organized by the Left Front, was approved for the first time by the Moscow authorities. Previously, participants in the “Day of Wrath” were constantly dispersed, and the organizers Sergei Udaltsov, Konstantin Kosyakin and the leader of the “For Human Rights” movement Lev Ponomarev were repeatedly detained and arrested for various terms.

Confusion recently happened to the Russian Foreign Ministry. On the evening of February 1, his official representative Alexander Lukashevich made a sharp statement, in which he called counterproductive the introduction of unilateral sanctions “in the calculation of the undermining of socio-economic stability in the country”.

Well, now, it seems, all the New Year holidays are behind. The 80th anniversary of the first (and so far the last) president of Russia was also walking away. The newly made single -party people - Nemtsov, Kasyanov, Ryzhkov and Milov - laid a wreath to the grave on Novodevichy. Coincided with the Polit -Bombom. Sergey Stepashin, pre-hugging a widespread and witty joke (something like “Are you still free?”), Kissed Nemtsov for a long time.

Olympstroy is already the fourth leader. Weinste gave rise to colleague, the colodye gave rise to Bolloev, Bolloev gave rise to Gaplikov. Who will give rise to Gaplikov and how much more names will be in this biblical chain, we don’t know, as well as we don’t know-it’s good or bad that the state corporation, employed more recently (before receiving the 2018 World Cup), the leaders change every year. On the one hand, it is clear that you exclaim: steal!

It is very sad that we have already been taught to be surprised when the authorities enforce their own law. I am far from speculating in the sand or building theories about why the authorities approved the action this time. We constantly say, both when we hold the “Day of Wrath” and when we organize actions on the 31st, that there is a law, there is a Constitution, we notify, and the authorities, if there are no obvious contradictions, must coordinate the actions.

The Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee for the North Caucasus Federal District suspended the investigation into the murder of Ingush human rights activist Maksharip Aushev “due to the impossibility of identifying the persons to be charged as accused,” writes Kommersant. Aushev was shot dead in Kabardino-Balkaria on October 25, 2009. Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika himself took control of the investigation.