At the current motor rally along the Garden Ring - and I was an observer at the previous one as well - there were a lot more cars to see. So the protest excitement does not subside. There were also groups of people standing on the sidewalks waving something white. Cars honked, people shouted “Hurray” in response, and sometimes they literally threw caps into the air. The usual atmosphere of celebration and euphoria reigned at such events.

Two weeks before the elections, there is no change on the front. Periodic forays of mobile detachments and local skirmishes between the authorities and individual opposition units are done solely to measure the degree of activity and test the resolve of the scattered troops of the “hamster army”, its, so to speak, fighting spirit. So the Minister of Disasters, Shoigu, got involved in the operation, inviting everyone to sign a “social contract” to observe the truce.

The rally on the garden ring has just ended. The police reported that 150 cars took part in it. Further, the same police reported that these 150 cars created unimaginable traffic jams, both in the garden and around the Kremlin. Well, not idiots! I have the feeling that this time there were more cars than January 29. And the traffic jams were created by the police themselves and the Mosvodokanal, which suddenly began repairing the sewage system in the vicinity of the Kremlin.

The pro -Kremlin youth movement "Our" no longer copes with the formation of the appearance of the correct public opinion in the country. Therefore, to create this visibility, the right dogs of the regime - police officers were also involved. They began to work for a long time, of course, but they showed all their essence over this weekend, during the automobiles for and against Putin.

Why, seeing the dog’s hysterical attacks, reading her nonsense about democracy, do I remember how she ate Putin with her eyes?! Why does listening to her howls about fair elections make me want to hop into the shower and wash myself off this Sobchak crap?!

I watched the news on TV where they covered rallies in support of Putin that took place in different cities of the country. It’s hard to say that this is a lie, it’s not just a lie, it’s a blatant, ugly, unscrupulous and dirty lie. It feels like we are all living in some crazy country. Particularly touching were the repeated reports, allegedly from various cities, that the organizers of the rallies were fined and given strict warnings for exceeding the stated number of protesters.

It is difficult for comrades in the virtual world and friends in real life to reproach me for my obvious love for the current government and personal sympathy for GDP. Rather, on the contrary... But the bacchanalia in assessments, bias and partiality of information, within the framework of which today many well-known (and not only) bloggers and a host of media outlets talk about yesterday’s motor rally in support of Putin, is outrageous beyond childishness! My friends!

Anne Nivat, the famous French journalist, was expelled from Vladimir for meeting with local oppositionists. Anna came to Russia to collect material for a book on our country today. She already has about a dozen books, including about Chechnya, Afghanistan and Iraq, where she visited at the height of hostilities. Smart and talented, journalist Anna Niva has received many prestigious awards. Without exaggeration, a heroine like no other in world journalism.

In a news release throughout Europe (and perhaps the world), Channel One urgently announced the death of a Dutch prince in the Austrian Alps, covered by an avalanche. It is good that Russian is not one of the main languages ​​in the western part of the continent, because in fact Prince Johan, thank God, is alive, although he remains in a serious but stable condition in a clinic in Innsbruck. The Dutch, in principle, can protest to Moscow through diplomatic channels.

The “Zaputins” have gone completely crazy with their hasty measures that are dancing around the cities and towns. They swayed for a long time! Only after the rallies and processions of the “nezaputins” did Koshchei’s fans (it doesn’t matter - true, or driven, or bought) come to their senses and rush to the square with their buses, visual propaganda, steering wheels, mummers and skomorokhs. If I were the “non-Putinites,” I would give up all sorts of actions until March 4, there’s not much left.

On February 19, in Tomsk, a rally took place for the honest elections "White Streets". About 60 cars took part in the rally. Employees of the traffic police and the police did not interfere with the promotion; at the radio frequency of the traffic police, 3-4 fines of the mileage participants were reported. Participants in the action advocate revising the results of the Duma elections and are calling for an honest vote in the upcoming presidential election in March this year.

Preparation for the "most honest" elections in the Moscow region. The recording was made a week ago at a meeting at the Moscow Regional College of Industry Technologies, Lyubertsy, Oktyabrsky Prospekt, 125. We hear the voice of the director of the technical school, candidate of pedagogical sciences strawnichkina Olga Aleksandrovna. According to the law, Madame Kontnichkin should sit down for a couple of years, but I think she will be given a bonus. original

It is with a feeling of deep satisfaction that I watch how, in frosty February, rallies in support of V. Putin are held in many Russian cities. On February 17, workers from 18 large industrial enterprises of Tatarstan held rallies and meetings in many cities of the republic - Kazan, Naberezhnye Chelny, Nizhnekamsk, Almetyevsk, Zelenodolsk, etc. On February 18, rallies in support of the United Russia candidate were held in dozens of regions of the country.

Recently, many reports have appeared regarding the preparation of a public television project. Most often, they mention a working group created by the Presidential Administration and the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications, under the supervision of the Deputy Head of the Administration (ex-press secretary of V.V. Putin) Alexei Gromov. It consists mainly of heads of the largest television channels.

A referendum was held in Latvia on the issue of giving the Russian language the status of a second state language. It was initiated by a good friend of mine, the National Bolshevik Vladimir Linderman (Abel) , illegally expelled from Russian territory. To understand the situation: Latvia is different from other Baltic republics. Firstly, here is the largest percentage of the Russian population.