Accepting bets on victory in the presidential race has begun. However, we are not allowed to directly bet on Putin or, say, Zyuganov. However, bookmakers, naturally, found a way out of the situation. They are taking bets on which woman will become First Lady! And while our people are most active, by a large margin (though with a small coefficient and subsequent small gain), they are betting on Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Putin. That after March 4 she will become the first lady of the country.

On January 31, the next meeting of the Organizing Committee of the march and rally for fair elections on February 4 was held. Let us remind you that the gathering for the procession will begin at 12.00 near the Oktyabrskaya metro station, from 13.00 to 14.00 a procession is planned on Bolotnaya Square, and there will be a rally there until 15.00 and another hour for everyone to disperse.

In uniform How much more will we blow up? February 1, 2012 Alexander Golts According to the Ministry of Defense, at the training ground near Chebarkul in the Chelyabinsk region, "tasks will be carried out to dispose of ammunition by undermining." Translated from the bureaucratic, this means that the military department returned to last year's practice of destroying the terms of shells, mines, bombs.

Presidential candidate and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, at a meeting with young lawyers who wanted to be election observers, paid several compliments to the founder of Yabloko, Grigory Yavlinsky, who was denied registration as a candidate, and his party. According to Putin, Yavlinsky's program "is not very realistic, but on the whole it is correct." Yavlinsky and his party have “a lot of positive ideas,” the prime minister said.

Writer and blogger Eduard Bagirov was detained in Moscow, Interfax reports, citing a source in law enforcement agencies. Bagirov was previously arrested in Moldova and accused of participating in an organized criminal group during mass protests in Chisinau in 2009. Bagirov was under house arrest, but in October 2011 he escaped from Moldovan justice, leaving the country in the trunk of a car. Bagirov was put on the international wanted list and faces up to eight years in prison.

In the Kremlin How to go to the future February 1, 2012 Vsevolod Chernozub Even before the recently neglected Churov.net campaign , I reflected on possible directions of public actions. After all, the meaning of our opposition work in providing tools for struggle and inciting certain moods. Without a set of freedom, it is pointless to think about the electorate that the sense of millions of passive supporters? And from thousands of independent activists there is practical benefit.

On February 2, a series of single pickets will take place at Moscow metro stations. We will encourage people to go to the march on February 4 “For fair elections.” The distribution of potential picket participants among metro stations takes place on the website http://polizeki.rf/2feb/. A dedicated Facebook page lists locations where posters and leaflets can be obtained and distributed to passers-by.

This is about the march and subsequent rally for fair elections on February 4, you can bargain with the authorities and discuss something, but as for the action on January 31 on Triumfalnaya, everything is according to the old scenario: they are dispersed, and some are detained. This time, the police detained 49 people, including the leader of the Other Russia Eduard Limonov, Left Front activist Konstantin Kosyakin, and conductor Mikhail Arkadyev.

In the opposition Spam from Gorbachev February 1, 2012 Alexander Podrabinek At first I wanted to unsubscribe from the newsletter, which stupidly comes to me from the Gorby.ru website without my request, but there was no such option in the coming letters. Then I tried to unsubscribe from the stream of red vulgarity right on their website, but there was no such option there. A very annoying gentleman understands that no one will voluntarily read him, and therefore plunges his works as a full spam.

In Moscow, it is planned to install a heated hangar for homeless people for 50 people. People without housing will receive overnight accommodation, hot food and, if necessary, medical care. Such a project was developed by the Synodal Department for Church Charity and Social Service. An official request for the allocation of space for a hangar has already been received by the Prefecture of the Central District.