It was the right event. Even if the Central Internal Affairs Directorate seriously assures that only 20 cars took part in the “carousel” on the Garden Ring. If so, then I was able to personally meet almost all the participants and photograph them) We drove tightly almost the entire time, occupying two lanes of the inner ring, but on many sections, cars with white decorative elements (which people didn’t use!) occupied the entire remaining space of the road.

The homemade explosive device that went off in Makhachkala on Shamil Avenue on Saturday, January 28, amounted to 8-9 kg of TNT, Dagestan law enforcement agencies told the Interfax agency. “According to the data received, unknown persons first threw a grenade into the branch of one of the banks, but this was already done in order to undermine the operational investigation team that went to the scene.

I open the tape today and I see that it is full of stories about the Plain rally in Yekaterinburg. I understand why there is so much information about this rally - it was announced almost as an alternative response to the Kremlin political technologists of Bolotnaya Square. As you answered and was adequate to this answer, you probably read it yourself - I will not repeat the stem and a fun, which today is so full of LJ.

Having sent my car to the rally, at approximately 14.05 I took up an observation position on the outer side of the Garden Ring near the Strela cinema. Within 10 minutes, the density of cars with white identification marks began to increase noticeably. At 14.30, cars with white ribbons walked in two rows, and by 15.00, when the protest column already occupied three rows, traffic jams began to form.

Well, after today's video chita, do not even tell me anymore that I am too loudly, speaking at rallies. http://youtu.be/bmxbe_xp5ke Compared to my uncle in white mittens, I smoke nervously aside. Especially the screamer is good (from 1:30) But the most remarkable thing is that this uncle-deputy, who scabs about ordinary people from the Urals , ride around the country on a specially captured business jet Bombardier CRJ200 “luxury configuration”.

with white ribbons along the Garden Ring, I returned home full of extremely pleasant impressions. The main one is reflected in the inscription that I attached to the rear window of my car: I was late for the start of the action because I decided to plaster myself with slogans on all sides, and my hands come from the same place as most representatives of my class, so I was covered in tape, exhausted, but it still turned out a little crooked. Front view.

Today in Moscow there is a White Circle rally on the Garden Ring in support of fair elections, organized by the League of Voters. Motorists, having decorated their cars with various white ribbons and other items, move along Sadovoy. One of the cars was decorated with the corpse of Putin in white slippers. The effigy of the prime minister was created by one of the participants in the action, apparently inspired by a video from Krasnoyarsk.

Mr. Malgin published an indignant post on his blog that a video was being distributed on Nashi blogs where some crazy grandmothers were burning an effigy of Evgenia Chirikova. The sight is most disgusting. Neither the pagans reached this point when they burned the effigy of Winter, nor the Bolsheviks in the early 20s when they burned the effigy of the abstract bourgeois. Only here, there is a small snag.

I believe that yesterday’s rally of the “zaputinites” lost all meaning and moral right to exist after this veteran came to the square. He is 82 years old. Went through the war. All my life I stood at the machine. There is a sign on the chest: “I am against Putin.” At first they didn’t let him into the square, then they tried to kick him out, pushed him and insulted him. One of the organizers of the UVZ Working Committee, Andrei Lenda, tried hardest to kick out the old man. It's all kind of wild.

The Agency for Social Information (ASI) provided Fontanka.Ru with fresh data from its polls conducted in St. Petersburg in the run-up to the March presidential elections. Figures from a January poll show that those who will vote for Vladimir Putin on March 4 in his hometown are only 34 percent. At the same time, the number of people who do not associate the improvement of their lives with any of the candidates for the presidential post is growing, and almost a third of St.

Cars with white balls and ribbons drove along the Garden Ring today. People thought that these were weddings, dozens of couples who decided to seal their lives in the January frosts. But, of course, these were activists of the “For Fair Elections” movement. Not a wedding, but a middle-class divorce from Prime Minister Putin. From a technical point of view, there are no questions about the action.

1990 The last holiday celebrated by the demonstration is November 7th. Early in the morning, according to the Soviet template, although thin, a “communist” demonstration of “workers” collected according to lists takes place across Moscow. At the Mausoleum, as expected, they are met by the leaders led by Gorbachev. Yeltsin is being polite to them. Then my fellow countryman Shmonov tries to shoot from the square in Gorbi with a double-barreled shotgun.