The results of the last march from Pushkinskaya Square to Sakharov Avenue were depressed by favorable fellow travelers and violent glee in the ranks of the Putin sympathanes. I don’t know what miracles they expected of September 15, but the figure of 14 thousand participants, albeit intentionally underestimated by the swivel police, caused the heavy sighs of some and the happy screech of others. Both sighs and the signs are equally understandable.

At a meeting in Krasnodar, dedicated to the issues of moral and patriotic education of youth, President Vladimir Putin finally declared a national idea. In fact, he stated that the idea of ​​patriotism is a national idea. In particular, he said: “We must build our future on a solid foundation, and such a foundation is patriotism. No matter how long we discussed what could be a foundation and a strong moral basis for our country - we still won’t come up with anything else.

In society Orthodoxy. Russian idea. Great Russia September 18, 2012 Anastasia Rybachenko Attempts to issue Orthodoxy for the main spiritual value of Russia is by no means the worst version of the “Russian idea”. The search for the main value of the country, which could unite the whole people, would give him faith in itself and forces for a jerk, have been conducted for centuries. And the belief that it is Orthodoxy that gives the Russian spirit to the Russian spirit, also, in general, not new.

Zealous senator Ruslan Gattarov strives at all costs to ban the scandalous film “The Innocence of Muslims,” which caused a stir around the world, because of which the US ambassador was killed in Libya, a terrorist attack was staged in Afghanistan in which more than ten people died, and in many others Violent mass protests are taking place in Muslim countries.

The authorities are afraid of some kind of excesses, hence the extraordinary efficiency - the prosecutor’s office has already responded, including the Prosecutor General’s Office. Perhaps what is most feared is not even the excesses themselves, but the accusations that no measures were taken. From the point of view of our legislation and established practice, something quite ordinary happens: the prosecutor goes to court, the film, of course, is banned.