In society In your repertoire July 19, 2012 Viktor Shenderovich The St. Petersburg City Committee on Culture distributed budget subsidies to non-state theaters. Of the 15.6 million rubles, one theater received 15 million - the Russian Entreprise named after Andrei Mironov. The Khudruk Theater Rudolf Furmanov is simultaneously a distant relative of the head of the Culture Committee Dmitry Meskhiev and the confidant of Vladimir Putin. This is not even corruption, no.

The attack on high-ranking Muslim clerics took place in Tatarstan on July 19, on the eve of Ramadan. In Kazan, the former deputy mufti of the republic, head of the educational department of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Tatarstan, Valiulla Yakupov, was killed in the entrance of his own house. An hour later, the official car of Mufti Ildus Fayzov himself was blown up. The mufti is wounded.

In the Kremlin Power is in a panic July 19, 2012 Alexander Podrabinek Only a panic state can explain another reckless bill, the idea of ​​which was proposed by the vice speaker of the Federation Council Alexander Torshin. He wants to introduce an article in the Criminal Code on liability for the spread of panic rumors.

Anatoly Grigorievich Lysenko was appointed head of Public Television. Which Public Television will be ideologically supported by the Supervisory Board. Which council was selected by Putin from a list secretly presented by the Public Chamber, previously selected by the same Putin. The same cabbage soup, but pour in thinner. Why does Putin need another Putin television when he has Ernst, Dobrodeev, Kulistikov and a number of Kovalchuk? Well, so... For ikebana.

In society The limits of the possible July 19, 2012 Alexey Makarkin The last week of the work of the State Duma showed that in politics, power at the moment can do everything. Can adopt the discriminatory law on NPOs. It can return to the Criminal Code a slander, which only last year was expelled from it. And this is not the limit - if the Kremlin would have decided to take even more stringent measures, then they would go through the parliament in which the United Russia “voting machine” acts.