No, my friends. Not some creative class, hipsters and intelligentsia will change the regime. This will happen at a time when the so -called "simple people" will actively or silently support them. Which has still reacted to our political life rather sluggishly.

The Kremlin is increasingly reminiscent of the same factory from the joke, where any sewing machine will be turned into a Kalashnikov. I suspect that the communication between Putin and Medvedev with the secretaries of the primary branches of United Russia was intended as a demonstration that the main bosses live in the interests of the people.

According to the Kommersant newspaper, the presidential administration and the government agreed on candidates for posts of the heads of Roscosmos and the United Rocket and Space Corporation (OrcC). Oleg Ostapenko, deputy defense minister in science, will receive the first position, the second - director of the AvtoVAZ plant Igor Komarov.

In the Kremlin But in fact? October 7, 2013 George Satarov "In fact, this is not a brain, but shit." V. Lenin (from a letter to M. Gorky 09/15/1919) The slightly excited discussion of the next rudeness of V. Putin, who called the moron of the professor of the Higher School of Economics, left me the impression of some kind of misunderstanding, or rather, almost complete inadequacy. Putin, Arctic and Medvedev are discussed. Putin's rudeness is a familiar thing. And there is nothing to discuss.

Whatever the child amuses himself with... The significant seriousness with which adults and, at first glance, intelligent people treat the ritual of the Olympic torch relay, was at first touching. Wow, how much attention, effort, feelings and resources were devoted to the game! Ah, one torch has gone out! Oh, the guard set it on fire with his lighter! Is this fire now authentic or inauthentic? Greek or not Greek? If the lighter was Greek, then the fire is authentic.

Since October 1, hearings on the so-called “Case of Twelve”, separated from the “Bolotnaya Case”, are no longer held in the Moscow City Court, as before, but in the Nikulinsky Court. There is much less space here; instead of an “aquarium”, the accused who are in custody sit in a cage - however, as crazy as it may be, this also has a plus: it is more convenient to talk through the cage. There are no microphones in the hall, it’s hard to hear.

The “wizard” Churov, speaking the other day in Warsaw at the session of the Bureau for Democratization and Human Rights (BDIPC) OSCE, said two news. Of course, one good and one bad. He recognized the methods for observing the elections accepted in the OSCE, but reproached the organization of double standards in relation. To the east, they say, to the post -Soviet states, the OSCE sends hundreds of observers to the polls, but, say, in the USA or Germany, only a few people.