In Volgograd, advertisements for a car dealership were everywhere. They decided to remove the advertisement... as it offended traffic police officers. The advertising text read: “Bought a license, buy a car.” The Antimonopoly Service issued a ruling on offensiveness. So I have two questions. Firstly, what is offensive to the traffic police in this advertisement? And secondly, whose monopoly on trading rights is it that FAS is planning to fight?

The judge by the name of Raspopov missed his chance to appear as a decent person. “I believe that it is unacceptable to have political prisoners in Russia. You are given a chance to correct this,” Lebedev said, addressing the judge. He ignored the appeal of the repressed man’s wife and daughter. Well, we can say: a miracle did not happen.

Around Russia Breivik - Fun July 27, 2011 Anton Oresh Now one of the most discussed issues: what to do to Norwegians now? How to be a free, democratic, tolerant country, when one of its citizens suddenly destroys 76 compatriots? What are the lessons? What are the conclusions? I think that the best that the Norwegians can do (do not consider it advice, these are just thoughts - because any other free country can be in the place of Norway) is to live as they lived.

Wanting to turn the entire population of the country into accomplices in the destruction of YUKOS, Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stated that money from the bankruptcy of the largest oil company went to create a Fund for Assistance to Reforming Housing and Communal Services. Russians, they say, do not have the funds to repair dilapidated housing, and the fund will provide support to them. And so, Nezavisimaya Gazeta reports, it was announced that the fund will cease operations in 2013.

In the Kremlin The ultimatum is a self -shot July 27, 2011 Vladimir Nadein The State Department of the United States decided to impose a ban on the entry of a number of Russian officials, the number of more than sixty. These are those state functionaries, prosecutors, investigators, judges, officers of the prison system, tax services, who were directly involved in the arrest and death of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky in prison.

I don’t know how it is in your homeland, but here in the Baltic dunes, to communicate with our dear Fatherland, we have the Russia 24 TV channel - and on this TV channel, God knows what day they celebrate the success of Russian synchronized swimmers in Shanghai. And not even in the sports blocks, but in the main news. A couple of times they started with this as the main topic of the day. New gold for Russia, new record for Natalia Ishchenko!

Disasters from the Guinness Book of Records began to occur regularly in Russia. Just 20 days before the death of Bulgaria, the Tu-134 crashed near Petrozavodsky. 44 corpses. The disaster mechanism is the same as near Smolensk: the pilot is to blame, but he sat down at the actually unapplemed airfield. August 17, 2009-Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station. 75 dead. Reason: the turbine installed after repairs in April was unbalanced from the very beginning.