Section: Vladimir Gorky's Blog The Russian presidential elections are over, and now the Russian opposition is calling on people for a new wave of rallies. What kind of path is this? And this is the road to nowhere. The opposition, going to the rally, is right that the elections were dishonest, but it is not right that Vladimir Putin lost. Vladimir Putin won outright, and this was recognized not only by the Russian people, but also by the world community.

I posted a simple text yesterday. It is clear that I know much more than I told. And I’m not the only one who knows: A deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Sverdlovsk region died from a drug overdose . “His mandate will not be sold, it has already been definitely decided...” He told me for the reason that, thanks to the depravity and corruption of some local party leaders, anyone can get into the Regional Duma for money, and naive people will think that they elected the most worthy.

So, the predictable happened - Putin offered Prokhorov a place in the government. And he didn’t make a strong suggestion, but rather blurted it out in passing. Like this is how he went to meet the opposition halfway. And the opposition should be very happy about this. But now we are not talking about Putin or the opposition. And about Prokhorov. As I understand it, his sister said on election night that Prokhorov would not accept the post.

Dagestan, one of the “problem” regions of Russia, is also one of the most closed in terms of information, only Chechnya can argue. There are many different opinions about how people live here, where extremists come from here, and what is actually happening in Dagestan. Why did I undertake to describe the period from 1993 to 2012? There are two reasons, the first is my conscious age, the second is that since 1993 I noticed the first signs of decomposition of the once united multinational people.

Why was there such a fuss over the girls hanging out in the main office of OJSC "ROC"? Well, they jumped out, well, they sang their songs or whatever - businesslike? Why did this wave start? Like the priest, so are the parishioners, why be hysterical? Well, if there is any hooliganism, then blind the administration and let the girls go. What is there to judge for?

On the eve of International Women's Day, Moscow experienced a transport collapse. Personally, I spent 6 hours in the car, getting from home to work and back.

The mass protest against election fraud is just over 4 months old. This is not a lot yet, but it’s not so little anymore. Some conclusions can already be drawn. For analysis, I’ll take the last rally on March 5. Let's use his example to figure out what was good and what was not so good. It’s obviously good that people came, despite the fact that day and night on 4.03 we had to plow through the elections and catch carousel operators and record stuffing.

Vladimir Putin’s victory, no matter how anyone viewed it, took place. I don’t presume to judge all other regions without exception - it’s simply not my area of ​​responsibility and I don’t think it’s right to make assessments on them, but in the Kirov region the results of the presidential elections reflect the mood of voters. They exactly coincide with the data of opinion polls and exit polls. Fluctuations in results across regions are also quite understandable.

Once again, everyone was surprised by the talkers with the so -called "Voter League". In addition to the fact that they, obsessed with the mania of greatness, appropriated a loud name and decided to sign for all the “voters”, so this small bunch of cricunes erupts back in the media and pours out streams of lies and fakes to all of us voters, to our country, the electoral system of the Russian Federation!

http://neuzhely.ru To mark his two years in power, Ukrainian President Yanukovych sent cryptic words deep into his government: “We must restore public confidence in government policies aimed at improving the lives of citizens.

League of Voters says: The organization “regrets that on March 4, civil society in Russia was insulted, the institutions of the Russian presidency, the Russian electoral system and the entire state power of the Russian Federation as a whole were discredited.” Shaika Churova answers: “Famous people have gathered at the League of Voters.

I would like to know what Russia will look like on the day when March 5th comes for Putin in earnest (Stalin died on March 5th). I think that no one will notice his death, no one will be strangled, no one will be crushed on Sretenka, no one will be crushed on Trubnaya Square; that no one will smear tears down their faces, that even Govorukhin will not mourn him. Everyone will leave, and Putin will be left alone.

Photo: ITAR-TASS Text: Sergey Petrunin At the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Baku, Russia will be represented by the Udmurt folk group " Buranovskie Babushki ". In the audience vote they received more points than famous performers Dima Bilan, Yulia Volkova and Timati. "Buranovskie Babushki " (Udm.

Sometimes, even on the Russian stage, money is not everything – the amateur group “Buranovskie Babushki” won the Eurovision qualifying round and will now represent Russia in the final of this competition. "Buranovskie Babushki" is a folk group from the village of Buranovo, Republic of Udmurtia. It should be noted that the team has been working towards this success for a long time. They first performed re-covers of famous songs back in 2008.

After the statements of two symbols of the Russian Orthodox Church - Chaplin and Legoyda (too lazy to look for links), everything fell into place. They said that there was no need to imprison the girls, but that they should repent of the terrible blasphemy they had committed and go home in peace (like “this can be arranged”).