In the Kremlin Putin allowed pigs to beat the police August 16, 2012 Julia Latynina V.V. Putin forgave those who resist the police and blessed them to fight further. True, Putin's parting words does not apply to oppositionists or ordinary citizens, but only knashist pigs. Let me remind you the essence of the matter. In St. Petersburg there is a “people's” store, selling wholesale and retail at low prices. As a result, its turnover, according to Fontanka.ru, is about 700 million rubles.

Remarkable reaction of the Russian Orthodox Church to the accident of Abbot Timofey from the Obydenskaya Church. The same abbot who talked so much about moral suffering from the Pussy Riot action, and who organized the christening of Kirkorov’s child in the genre of a corporate event in his church, and then the drunk crashed an expensive BMW with Maltese diplomatic license plates into two cars and refused to take a breathalyzer test.

In Novocherkassk, local left-wing activist Oleg Prudnikov, who took part in many actions, in particular within the framework of “Strategy-31” and the campaign to protect the Khimki Forest, was detained. As Ovdinfo.Org reports, Prudnikov was detained without explanation. He managed to tell his friends that he was taken to District Department of Internal Affairs No. 2, but at the moment his phone is not answering, and the department says that he is not there.

More than once I have heard recently that the Pussy Riot case has split our society. How can you split what has long been split? Yes, both parts of Russia go along the same land, collide everyday, interact in one form or another. But at the same time they live in different intellectual and moral dimensions. It is not at all surprising that the overwhelming number of Russian chiefs holding positions from the lower to the highest level of power belong to one part. They are special people.