In society Good judge November 27, 2012 Anton Oresh "... We have much more of them - remember them." A song about good people. There really was something about them to remember these days. I wrote about Natalia Pereverzev, who at the trivial beauty contest suddenly pushed such a question about our native country! Then it turned out that she wrote a speech herself and did not consult with any agents. Yes, and what model agent will advise the beauty to write a text about the poor looted Russia?

In the opposition About the crisis of the KS November 27, 2012 Mikhail Berg Although Russia is almost a quarter of a century by the feudal-oligarchic country (and its capitalism is false and nomenclature), but our criticism of bourgeois is still considered indecent. Like a sign of social envy. And she is like this, with a rotten proletarian tint. That is, scolding the oligarchs is a sweet thing, but it is somehow not very good to scold the naive or well-fed bourgeois.

In the Kremlin Why Putin drove Serdyukov November 27, 2012 Vladimir Nadein You do not find that Putin put Serdyukov in some strange way? I carefully read the judgments of many observers, but I have never met an explanation that would cover all gaping logical voids. A. Serdyukov is not just a Minister of Defense. He has long been part of the narrow circle of Putin's most entrusted agents. He is a key accomplice to the creeping coup d'etat, which has been accomplished in Russia.

In the opposition "And Shepilov, who joined them ..." November 27, 2012 Alexander Ryklin All the “people of goodwill” of our country (your humble servant is no exception) for the last weekend, to one degree or another, were involved in various opposition events. And who was not involved directly, so to speak, physically, he probably followed what was happening on the Internet or recognized the latest opposition news from the programs of various progressive radio stations.

Judge of the Zamoskvoretsky Court Andrei Fedin found athlete Rasul Mirzaev guilty of the death of student Ivan Agafonov. However, if earlier Mirzaev was accused of intentionally causing grievous bodily harm resulting in the death of the victim, now the charge has been reclassified as causing death by negligence. Sentence: two years of restriction of freedom. This is exactly what the prosecutor's office called for earlier.