In the opposition Mediafiya. Oscar for a lie December 10, 2013 Igor Yakovenko History is the best playwright. You just look at how it turned out logically, right along the Aristotle, according to the canons of ancient Greek tragedy. Act One: Media Magnates, led by Lesin, eliminate the TEFI television Award, and at the same time television academy. This is an Aristotle thesis, or a drama tie.

Euromaidan was a surprise to both the authorities and the opposition. As the military are preparing for the old war, so politicians are awaiting new shocks on the old scenarios. Life, meanwhile, does not stand still. On Sunday, December 6, a rally on Independence Square gathered more than a million people. They occupied the entire square, all the slides on the outskirts of the Ukraina hotel and almost the entire Khreshchatyk. This has never happened here.

We thought that Zhirinovsky was crazy. We thought that half of this Duma were scoundrels, and the other half were, at best, just eccentrics. But then Vladimir Volfovich made a discovery and instantly clarified everything: evil is hidden in chipboard panels soaked in formaldehyde, which decorate the offices of Zhirinovsky himself and other deputies. He called Rospotrebnadzor to his office and became convinced that “... you and I are breathing poisoned air! Seven times more formaldehyde.

In the opposition Now defend yourself if you can December 10, 2013 Grigory Durnovo In the “Twelve case”, allocated from the “Swamp business”, a break is announced for several days in connection with the disease of the lawyer Vyacheslav Makarov, which defends Sergei Krivov. The public, as in some totalizator, discusses which of the accused will fall under an amnesty, although only journalists of Izvestia saw the official text of the draft of the decree.

In the Kremlin Putin shown amnesty as best he could December 10, 2013 Alexander Golts The Russian president has introduced a long -awaited amnesty to the state -owned thought. The authors faced an almost impossible task. On the one hand, to demonstrate that the chief chief is still able to show mercy. On the other hand, however, the power frightened by Euromaidan now intends not so much to forgive as to frighten. As a result, the amnesty framework was narrowed as much as possible.

Russian Railways continues to supply practically inexhaustible material for anti -corruption investigations. The company became the chief operator of infrastructure “megaproects”, it is entrusted with “mastering” hundreds of billions of rubles, which will be allocated from the budget and funds of the National Welfare Fund.