To whom it is not common to come in despair from the surrounding injustice, when the hands are dropped and sometimes I just want to run without looking back from the same, say, Moscow, where the insulted is a feeling of a corner.

The Supreme Court of Belarus sentenced Dmitry Konovalov and Vladislav Kovalev, accused of the terrorist attack in the Minsk metro on April 11, to death by firing squad. The court found it proven that Kovalev and Konovalov delivered the explosive device to the rented apartment. Kovalev, as stated in the court’s conclusion, “assisted Konovalov in bringing the device into combat action.” Konovalov was found guilty of bringing an explosive device to the subway and carrying out the explosion.

I have a feeling that the sentence to capital punishment, the death penalty, was handed down so that these people would never be able to say anything to anyone again. There were too many obvious inconsistencies in the case, and, of course, it was considered very biased.

In society Political cuisine: Lenten recipes of Chaplin November 30, 2011 Peter Barsov The 2011 elections will be held on the first resurrection of the Christmas post. The main principle of life for the Orthodox during this period is moderation and abstinence. Chairman of the Synodal Department for Relations with the Society of Fr. Vsevolod Chaplin recently advised the clergy not to get into political cuisine before elections to the State Duma.

In the economy Sad reputation November 30, 2011 Alexey Makarkin The judicial dispute between Berezovsky and Abramovich is an event, at the same time, unimportant and important. Unimportant for the vast majority of Russians. And important for Russian business and the state - their reputation once again was under blow. The population of Russia is already clear. The fact that the state presses on business is like twice two.

In the Kremlin With two hands "For"! November 30, 2011 Alexander Ryklin In Moscow, early voting began! Moreover, apparently, at once on the issue of the future of the President of the Russian Federation ... Impatient citizens do not want to wait for spring and are already ready to declare their will to the city and the world today. Moreover, the urns for the voting that they began to use are in every yard. They are just a little more traditional ... And most importantly - how simple.

On November 5 at 19.00 in Moscow, behind the monument to Griboedov (Chistye Prudy metro station), a rally will take place following the results of the so-called parliamentary elections. The statement from Solidarity, which is organizing the rally, reads, in part: “Citizens of most of Russian society refuse to trust the existing government, but have different attitudes towards the “elections” to the State Duma, which will end with voting on December 4.

The Investigative Committee recognized Duma deputy Andrei Lugovoy, whom British authorities consider involved in the murder of Alexander Litvinenko, as a victim in this case. The investigation allegedly found evidence that Lugovoi did too - what a coincidence!

A scandal is developing in the republic of South Ossetia, unrecognized by most countries of the world - opposition presidential candidate Alla Dzhioeva declared herself the elected president, although the Supreme Court declared the election results invalid. For Russia, the scandal is double: our bosses were betting on another candidate, Anatoly Bibilov. According to preliminary data from the Central Election Commission, Dzhioeva received 56% of the votes, and Bibilov only 40%.

Don’t you think, noble dons, that when a KGB colonel paralyzes traffic in the capital for several hours in order to tell Zakharov, Solomin, Volchek and Tabakov how they should run the theater, this is a serious psychiatric case? Oh no. This is not a severe case yet. A difficult case is when Zakharov, Solomin, Volchek and Tabakov specially come to the Lenkom Theater to listen to the KGB colonel and find out his opinion on how to run the theater...