It happened. On the evening of December 9, the Central Election Commission summed up the final results of the elections. It was fully confirmed that United Russia received less than 50%! The victory of those who are dissatisfied with the current government? Of course not. The guys in the Kremlin could easily do 60%and 75%. Everything is in their hands. For now.

Early on we rejoiced at the pacification in South Ossetia. No, President Eduard Kokoity resigned from his post, fired Prosecutor General Taimuraz Khugaev and Chairman of the Supreme Court Atsamaz Bichenov, as well as Deputy Prosecutor General Eldar Kokoev.

It started DECEMBER 10, 2011 ALEXANDER GOLTS The rally on Bolotnaya has begun. And columns of participants are still approaching from Revolution Square. Boris Akunin from the podium proposed dismissing the Moscow City Duma deputies and returning to the elections for the mayor of the city. Journalist Oleg Kashin read a letter from Alexei Navalny.

The rally on Bolotnaya has begun. And columns of participants are still approaching from Revolution Square. Boris Akunin from the podium proposed dismissing the Moscow City Duma deputies and returning to the elections for the mayor of the city. Journalist Oleg Kashin read a letter from Alexei Navalny. Boris Nemtsov, who came to the podium, chanted “Churova on the bunk” along with those gathered, followed by one of the leaders of A Just Russia, Gennady Gudkov.

South Ossetian President Eduard Kokoity and opposition leader Alla Dzhioeva, who won the elections, reached an agreement.

About two thousand people came to Revolution Square, where a rally “For Fair Elections” had previously been planned. In agreement with the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, they form columns that go in an organized manner to Bolotnaya Square, accompanied by police. So far the situation is quite peaceful. And about seven thousand of those who have already come to Bolotnaya Square are listening to the group “Rabfak” with its hit “Our madhouse is voting for Putin.”

But by the way, we are not to be encrypted. We are law -abiding guys, we do not steal voices, we do not dig in power, do not cook provocations ... Our informants are modest people. So, several quite reliable sources have only pleased me with data for the old Thursday, December 8th. According to these data, at about seven in the evening, Mr. Surkov gathered a group of intellectuals on the Old Square and made a joint brainstorming with them about what to do with the awakened population.