Well-known dissident and opposition politician Vladimir Bukovsky demanded that the British authorities arrest former USSR President Mikhail Gorbachev, who is now in London. Gorbachev is celebrating his 80th birthday in the British capital; on March 30, a ceremony was held there to present the “Man Who Changed the World” award he founded, which was received by CNN founder Ted Turner, Kenyan engineer Evans Wadongo and British scientist Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee.

Powerful anti -government speeches in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen, Libya, Syria, which have already led to a fall in a number of ruling regimes or civil war, are more often called revolutions. And they discuss the possibility of the appearance of Islamic democratic states as a result of such a violent events. I would like to add some arguments in favor of those who look at such a perspective skeptical.

The leader of the Other Russia, Eduard Limonov, was detained near Triumfalnaya Square on March 31, as soon as he got out of his car. After this, arrests of other people who came there began.

In vain, my friend and colleague Alexander Ryklin mocked the authors of the next report of Incor, dedicated to those steps in the state construction, which should be made to the next president of Russia. I also called the Zamremlinsky dreamers. Three weeks have not passed since the presentation of the report, and the head of the General Staff, General Makarov spoke almost by quotes from the modest InSorovsky labor.

In society Features and shit March 31, 2011 Nutella Boltyanskaya In fact, this is already an axiom. They are celestials in kind, all these shareholders of a very closed society “Black Arodny Russians”. They can do everything. To knock down passers -by at pedestrian crossings and force half a city to wait until they go about their business. Roof criminal groups and take revenge with the help of a state machine to personal enemies. Stew, steal and steal.

Law enforcement officers raided the Moscow office of Strategy-31 and detained four activists. Konstantin Makarov, Marat Salahiev, Dmitry Kuluov and Alena Kapotina were taken to the Begovoy police station, and a search was launched in the office. Let us remind you that a similar story happened on the eve of the action on January 31. Then Ivan Berezyuk was detained, who was accused of participating in the rally on Manezhnaya Square on December 11.

In the morning, Echo reports that, they say, the Limonovites will go to Triumfalnaya, and human rights activists will go to Pushkinskaya. This is not entirely true. Or rather, not at all like that. "Solidarity" goes to Triumfalnaya! Well, your humble servant goes to St. Petersburg... 18-00, Gostiny Dvor, “march” to Smolny!

The main thing is that people came to the rally. There were from 700 to 1000 people, this is important. We calmly walked from Triumfalnaya to Pushkinskaya along the sidewalk. True, when they unrolled the poster, they walked for a while, and then they forced us to roll it up. I decided not to risk it. I could have resisted, but I had to hold a rally. I think it’s important to squeeze it out little by little and get used to the authorities. In fact, they allowed us to hold a procession.