Today we returned from Kirov, where we held a press conference on the results of our joint public investigation with SALT activists (blue buckets) and the journalistic community. Exactly a year ago, Kirov schoolgirl Alisa Suvorova died under the wheels of an unknown vehicle. A woman, the driver of a regular trolleybus, Marina Nogina, was accused of the collision. They gave me a real sentence - 2.5 years in a penal colony. Now she is sitting there.

The International Herald Tribune asked me to explain what, from the writer's point of view, is happening in Russia and what to expect in the future. I wrote what I thought. Didn't hide anything. Russian text of the article here: Win without haste On September 24, when at the congress of the Russian ruling party it was announced that Vladimir Putin would again be our next president, my wife told me: “That’s it now. We need to leave.

¡No pasarán!(1)? Hemos pasado (1) ??? ¡No pasarán! (2)!!!!! Proposal of an ADDITION to the LAW “in light of” the installation of WEB CAMERAS, the “SINCERE” DESIRE for “TRANSPARENT AND MAXIMUM HONEST ELECTIONS” and “WILLINGNESS TO DISCUSS” (though, for some reason, WITHOUT PARTICIPATING IN DEBATES ON TV).

At the end of last year - the beginning of this year, information about the terrible illness of Sergei Bezrukov began to circulate in the community, including at the suggestion of the tabloids. Moreover, it was said. that he is very afraid of oncology and when losing weight using the Volkov method (separate nutrition), every time he is checked to see if he has this disease.

At the instigation of an incompetent blogger, a judicial report with a hysterical headline is circulating on the Internet: __________________________ Original taken from goodwin_hunters in The rapist judge was acquitted. Shock!!! On December 29, 2011, the city court of the Irkutsk region acquitted the former chairman of the Cheremkhovo district court, Mikhail Dobrinets, accused of raping a student intern in the fall of 2006, for lack of evidence of a crime.

Yes, I didn't make a mistake. I know very well that according to the letter of the law, the President is the guarantor of the Constitution, but is this really so? And is it possible to say with confidence that all articles of the Constitution are being strictly implemented today? Have they become empty words, notes on paper not backed up by concrete actions on the part of the authorities?