Today, at 16.00, in an apartment on Veernaya Street in Moscow, plainclothes operatives detained the editor of the Besttoday.ru website, Alexey Sochnev. They broke into his apartment and broke down the door. No warrant was presented. Alexey Sochnev is also a representative of the election headquarters of Eduard Limonov. In addition to him, Nikolai Avdyushenkov, Andrei Gorin, Nina Silina and Maria Zinchenko were detained today.

It’s no secret that the party in power is quietly breaking the law by calling for people to vote for United Russia in the elections. Another incident occurred this time at school No. 1 in the city of Sertolovo. The head teacher, on behalf of the school director, distributed a stack of leaflets to the teachers, which contained a call to vote for the candidate from the United Russia party, A. G. Trafimov. All this took place during the lesson, disrupting the educational process.

I received a letter from Tatyana. I decided to post it. No edits or comments. It’s probably possible to draw a certain, albeit intermediate, line under these 16 months of madness that my family lived through. If I describe my condition today, it is enormous fatigue. I'm tired of waking up and falling asleep with the same thoughts, tired of hoping every day. But my hope was not in vain. Because, of course, 13 and 5 years old is a HUGE difference.

Austrian tourists and football fans of the Sturm club were beaten in Moscow near the Borodino Hotel building on Krasnoselskaya Street, Interfax reported. Ten Austrians, who came to support their team in a game with the capital's Lokomotiv, were attacked by about 50 Russian football fans. As a result of the attack, three Austrians were injured of varying degrees of severity and were hospitalized at the Botkin Hospital.

Stanislav Zharkov, a member of the PEC with a decisive vote from the Yabloko party, shared a very curious document signed by the head of the election commission of the Sverdlovsk region Mostovshchikov. The essence of the piece of paper is as follows: photo-video survey will be practically prohibited at polling stations on voting day. Some points simply directly contradict the current legislation.

The former head of YUKOS, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, said in a written interview with Gazeta.ru that the return of Vladimir Putin for a third presidential term was necessary for the prime minister’s entourage, which doubts the loyalty of Dmitry Medvedev. "Dmitry Medvedev, to a lesser extent than Vladimir Putin, is involved in a system of promises in relation to representatives of various security and business clans.

The iron is already scary, from there the quotes will climb. That's why he jumped out, as a great thinker, a genius of all times and peoples, an inventor of the mouse and everything in the world. Without belittling his advantages, I hasten to inform that in addition to this, many amazing things have been invented, from the screaming bubble of “leaving-yidy” to the trousers of the “Envoyant” style. Where does so much hysteria about the iPhone come from?

In today's issue of "Newspaper Our Version" my fairy tale based on real events was published. It told about a certain touring troupe “Big Bear” (“BM”), which has held power in Medverash for 10 years. About law enforcement officers - "pandavosheks" (recently renamed from "...andavosheks" for ethical reasons) - who help "BM" steal people's votes in the so-called "extinctions".

Another accident involving blue-tailed cock carriers. Sverdlovsk Governor Misharin is in the hospital after an accident, his Mercedes drove into the oncoming lane The governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Alexander Misharin, had an accident and was taken to the hospital, and local oppositionists are already saying that he drove into the oncoming lane, and the driver of the car that collided with him died.

http://www.ikstati.com These are the words of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Thorbjörn Jagland, on the occasion of the death sentence handed down by a court in Minsk to two mass murderers: “The crime of which they were found guilty is terrible, but their punishment should not be the same. The victims of the April 11 attacks and their families deserve justice, not revenge. Belarus is the only country in Europe where people are still executed.

Penza resident Yuri Shlykov, who threw his wife from the seventh floor, was found guilty of murder. According to Interfax , the Oktyabrsky District Court of Penza sentenced him to ten years in a maximum security colony. As the court found, on February 17, 2006, a quarrel broke out between the 48-year-old defendant and his 25-year-old wife, during which the woman announced her intention to leave her husband. Shlykov threw his wife out of the window of an apartment on the seventh floor.

It's almost midnight. Suddenly a text message: “Misharin was in a serious accident.” The first reaction is that it’s a pity, no matter what, but he’s still a man, he has children, a wife. Then the thought about the elections, how it will be reflected. And then I felt ashamed. I didn’t immediately think about the people who were with him. And about those he may have encountered. Here is the deformation. They were taught to think first of all about the boss, and then about ordinary people.

Very little time left before the elections... And judging by the mood of the masses, the ruling party in Zlatoust, and throughout the region, will not get the desired results: all my many friends will vote either for the Communist Party of the Russian Federation or for any other party. What will this lead to? What repressions will follow? Who will get a hat? The people worry about their leaders, who are using their last strength to resist the violence of United Russia or bend to it.

The Commissioner for Children's Rights in Russia, Pavel Astakhov, reported on his Twitter about the death of another adopted child from Russia in the United States. Isaac Jonathan Dykstra died on August 14, 2005 at the hands of his adoptive father three months after his adoption in Krasnoyarsk. He was 1 year and 8 months old. All this time, the investigation continued, but, according to Astakhov, the American authorities did not inform Russian diplomats about the death of the child.

Very good news for me - the metro has been launched in the city where I live! In Almaty, the metro began to be built in 1988, then the project was mothballed, re-mothballed, but they built, built, and finally built! Line 8.5 kilometers, seven stations - for one of the largest cities in Central Asia, there is a lot of relief from ground traffic. The last time I was there was in September, during rush hours the city was stuck in one huge traffic jam.