Five activists of the “Other Russia” on the morning of March 30 knocked down two sections of the notorious fence on Triumfalnaya Square. Interfax was informed about this by party representative Alexander Averin, and photographs of the action were posted on the blog by Novaya Gazeta photojournalist Evgeny Feldman. Averin clarified that he does not know who exactly broke the fence.

The name Tsapka became a household name. Bastard, candidate of sciences, deputy, Latifundist, killer. Hands around the neck in the blood, and the mother is a ghoul. The prosecutor covered him, the police fenced him, and the Krasnodar governor Tkachev was so upset that he confirmed in his hearts: yes, in his edge each village is Kushchevskaya, and in each Kushchevskaya - in the backbill. True, a couple of days later he caught himself and said that he was misunderstood.

Ms. Lapshina became a deputy of the State Duma. The same parody weaver who, three years ago, to the applause of the United Russia congress, in a broken voice, begged the lackeys to be more educated in coming up with something to circumvent the Constitution and leave the beloved national leader for a third term. Now she herself will make laws, and precisely according to his mandate. This, of course, is not Caligula’s horse, but it’s a case from the same historical stable, isn’t it?

We will try to describe the dramatic situation around the Strategy-31 and the position of the liberal opposition calmly, with a certain historical distance. To do this, we use the “strategy of indirect actions” of the most prominent military theorist of the twentieth century B.G. Liddel Gart.