www.drinkstuff.com Beat me with your feet: only this year I finally guessed that it drives a literary and premium process in Russia. All went one to one. First, I remembered the story of Boris Ivanov, one of the creators of the Award Andrei Bely. Say, they were looking for a symbolic figure that would unite prose, poetry and essayism in its work. Invented Albert Camu. They scored for pockets, realized that Camus cognac for a laureate was not typed on a bottle.

Momchilo Perishic. Photo AP The Deputy Prime Minister of the Serbian Government, the former chief of the General Staff of the Yugoslav People’s Army and one of the comrade-in-arms of the Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Dvinzhich Momchilo Perishic, as a sin, turned out to be a spy. Military intelligence officers arrest the Deputy Prime Minister during a meeting with an American diplomat with a gross violation of all laws of the country.

Photo from the site pvo.guns.ru The state -owned enterprise of the Research Institute of Radio Protection (NIIRP) on the verge of bankruptcy. The Arbitration Court of Moscow should decide his fate in the near future. It would be possible not to pay attention to the collapse of the next poor fellow “defense”, which could not fit into the market economy, if not for one circumstance: NIIRP is a head in the country for the development of missile defense systems.

The paratrooper Andrei Samorodov did not descend from Chechnya, because he never served there. His monologues about the atrocities of the federals are a lie. Stories about fascism as the ideology of Russian troops are slanderous fabrications. All his "revelations", published yesterday in the New York Times , are fiction that pursued one single goal: obtaining a political asylum in the States. This goal has been achieved. In short: be you cursed, traitor!

Javier Solana watches how Milo Dzhukanovich and Voislav Koshtunitsa exchange handshakes after signing the agreements on March 14, 2002 After the signing of agreements agreed by the President of Yugoslav Voislav Koshtunitsa, President of Montenegro Milia Dzhukanovich and Prime Minister of Serbia Zoran Dvinzhich, the Union Republic of Yugoslavi practically ceased to exist.