The main feeling that remained after the Gaidar Economic Forum remaining at the end of last week is a disappointment bordering on bewilderment. Words, mostly smart and correct, was said a lot. The trouble is that they did not sound for the first time, and not even for the fifth time. Over the past couple of years, an economic discussion has not moved a step, and to what is happening with the Russian economy in reality, it has less and less relations.

Denis Bilunov, a member of the Solidarity Bureau, was detained, along with him two civil activists from Voronezh (as it turned out later, an activist from Nizhny Novgorod and a former employee of the Tajik Embassy). As Solidarity activist Nadezhda Mityushkina told the Daily Journal, Bilunov and two others were sitting in a cafe on Pokrovka, when suddenly several policemen entered, checked the documents of all three and took them to the Basmanny police station.

I met with Nikolai Nikolaev from Nizhny Novgorod and Bakhtier Satori, a Russian of Tajik origin living in Moscow. We discussed the situation related to the fact that for almost a month one of the Tajik oppositionists, Umarali Kuvvatov, has been in prison in Dubai. We were asked to provide informational support for this story.

On January 23, from 8.30 to 10.00, single pickets will be held near the Supreme Court building (Povarskaya 15) in support of St. Petersburg Hospital No. 31. As you know, since the Supreme Court is planned to be relocated to St. Petersburg, for some reason the judges there should be allocated a departmental medical center. They planned to take the premises for this center from Hospital No. 31, where children with cancer are treated.

The Duma is postponing consideration of a bill banning the propaganda of homosexuality (of course, under the pretext of protecting children), and activists of the LGBT movement are still being beaten. On January 22, activists, outraged by the Duma’s intentions to consider the law, planned to take to the streets of Moscow, Arkhangelsk, Samara and Tomsk.

The Tagansky Court of Moscow sentenced two anti-fascists to house arrest. Grachya Pogosov will stay at home until February 20, and Igor Polozenko until March 20. Both are suspected of attacking guards at the Moscow Silk factory dormitory. Earlier it was reported that private security company employees seized several premises in a dormitory on Bolshoi Savvinsky Lane, intending to evict several families living there.

It seems that to doom the children in misfortune, illness and death become a fashion trend in the so -called elite. Even in the midst of passion on the “law of the scoundrels”, portraits of deputies who accepted it, and Petersburg, as if jealous of the bloodthirsty federal glory, had not yet declined in a pile of garbage, cherished his own scandal, which was not inferior to Moscow.

On January 19, Orthodox Christians celebrated the Epiphany of the Lord. And according to the current Orthodox-patriotic tradition, the authorities did not stand aside. And the leaders of Khimki even strengthened the effect of patriotic Orthodoxy by congratulating their fellow countrymen... they themselves didn’t even understand why.

In society Free fantasy on the topic 2013+. Episode 3: Palace Revolution. Part 1 January 22, 2013 Georgy Satarov Today we celebrate five years from those significant, without exaggeration - historical events . They are overgrown, as usual, abundant mythology; Much was forgotten; Much undeservedly passed by public attention.