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In Ufa, elections for the President of the Russian Federation and the City Council were held simultaneously. It is known that Putin scored 75.3% in Bashkortostan, and Zyuganov – 14.18%. But Ufa is a little different. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation in the city council on March 4 gains 108 thousand votes (20.7%, and Zyuganov - 97 thousand votes (17% loss is relatively small). LDPR in the city council 51 thousand (9.7%, and Zhirinovsky - 26 thousand (4.5%).

G. Zyuganov - Ilya Muromets - simple and powerful; M. Prokhorov - Dobrynya Nikitich - representative and dignified; A. Navalny - Alyosha Popovich is a young handsome man, full of courage. So, Prokhorov “floated”, Mironov “drowned”, Yavlinsky was “removed”, Zyuganov is still floating. Navalny and Udaltsov are called to the start. In fact, M. Prokhorov won the 2012 Elections. According to the SMS-CEC project of the Voice Association, as of March 9, 09.25 minutes, M. Prokhorov has 17.55%.

The election on March 4 demonstrated the obvious - there is no dictator - Putin’s loner, but there is a tired crying old man on the screen, speaking obscene words, rather cowardly and evil, but nothing more. Putin is only a showcase of which we will have to fight in the coming years. On March 4, it was not he who won, but a powerful administrative resource, formed during his reign and stuck to the country in the form of cancer swollen.

The first stage of the struggle. For the agenda. We are told that the question on the agenda is what is enough to feed the Caucasus. Maybe. But first, let's find out who's talking. If those who say so would make at least some decision about financing the Caucasus in general and Chechnya in particular, then this would be understandable. At first we supposedly made one decision, then we realized it was wrong and now we are seeking public support for a different view of this problem.

Russia is a country of victorious bureaucracy, the bureaucratic class. However, she is not the only one - almost every more or less sane country is ruled by an official who possesses magical objects of power: a signature and a seal. The main officials are the prime minister and the president. There are about 6 million of them in Russia; add here family members, relatives and friends, and the picture of the defeat of the state body will become clear to you.

I have never met a person in everyday life who voted for Rakhimov, but he won. I have not crossed paths with people who voted for United Russia, but they still, with a stretch, won, but I see those who voted for Putin almost every day. For various reasons, people made their choice.

1) In Moscow there is such a wonderful hotel “Danilovskaya”, owned by the Moscow Patriarchate. http://danilovsky.ru/gostinica-danilovskaya.htm In short, complete blah-alepia. 2) Among other services offered by the Orthodox hotel "Danilovskaya", there are the services of the "Alternative" medical center. http://danilovsky.ru/uslugi.htm 3) What does this center do? Here's what.

Dear Alexey! I have been a registered user on Ekho Moskvy for more than two months now. Recently, more than 550 people have visited my profile. However, with enviable persistence I am denied the opportunity to blog on Echo. The message “Our referents will contact you” is stupidly posted. I am waiting. Nobody gets in touch. Or maybe the moderators of your site have communication problems? I really want to give them a phone.

Thanks to the Juzer, who preferred to remain anonymous, for the tip on the list of foreign sites. With it, I made a table of results in all countries and foreign areas. Well, and, of course, made such a beautiful map. There are so many interesting things that you can’t list everything in one post. Watch the map and table and share your observations.

In St. Petersburg, a scandal is flared against the background of the adoption of the law against propaganda of homosexuality. Photos of one of the active figures of United Russia and a supporter of the homophobic law were published on the Internet, on which he poses in unambiguous poses along with other men, as well as minors. The photo depicts the author of this law of the uninfront Vitaly Milonov and a member of the Executive Committee of the St.

I don’t know about you, but to me the Pussy Riot case seems like some kind of outrageous absurdity. Especially comments from various serious guys. Even those who seem to be in defense, but consider it their duty to mention that the action is, like, so-and-so, I in no way support it, it insults, it is blasphemous, etc. Listen, what are you doing? I’ll tell you, as a former church-going Christian: all these reservations made for unknown reasons are obscurantism and mental dislocation.

For many months, experts and political scientists on television explained to the public about the threat of a color revolution for Russia. We have heard many convincing arguments about the threatening dismemberment of the country and foreign enslavement of the population. But still. Let's do a little objective analysis: Question 1. What were the color revolutions like in the vastness of the former USSR?

I read a great post by Alexander Vasiliev: “Flying over the nesting wood grouse” I was glad that I’m not the only one who thinks so. I wanted to respond to his article with a comment, but I decided to expand on this topic. I had a question for Alexander: why was a small group of “ordinary” people from the provinces (periphery) able to rock and overturn such a colossus as Russia at the beginning of the last century?

In my opinion, after the scandalous performance of the possessed girls from the so-called Pussy Riot punk group, who are also activists of the Orange Belly ribbon, in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the active phase of the Banderalogue war against the Russian Orthodox Church began. There is a constant collection of negative information, dirt and vulgarity to the Holy Patriarch, the Holy Synod, our church. They did not make them wait a long time this time.