Frend writes on Facebook... “They killed Lyosha. I still can’t comprehend what happened: there’s a lump in my throat, my hands are shaking. They killed him only because he was gay. Before strangling them, they tied his hands and legs with belts, put a gag in his mouth so that he couldn’t scream. Not even because of money, only because they hate gays.

Things are bad in the Army if the general asks the soldiers: “What to do?” What peacetime are we talking about? The "orange wave" has subsided. The activity of the club has subsided. Sergei Ervandovich again proposes to study metaphysics in the academic sense, i.e. studying, raising the bar of your ego. It seems that this entire movement was created under the election and the threat of an “orange” change of power. What can we do? I don’t want to ask, but to shout it into my emptiness!

The Internet and the ability to send by mail are what homeless_bros need to live where they are most comfortable at the moment. Alexey Steshak was born and studied in Ukraine, then moved to Moscow, where he lived for 10 years. Recently, Alexey went to live in Gorno-Altaisk, which is located in the south of Western Siberia. I looked this up on Wikipedia.

On Thursday, March 22, a project with the loud name “Free Screen” was launched in Moscow. A week before the X-hour, the organizers announced the mobilization of films and directors who would like to freely, without any competition, show their works to a wide audience. It would seem that a not such a large-scale project (well, how could it be otherwise, the project is completely non-profit and is being done by the organizers “because it’s interesting”) has become a precedent.

The response of the Pussy Riot group to the word read by the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill on March 23 in the Church of the Laying of the Robe, where the first public sermon about the punk prayer “Virgin Mother of God, drive Putin away” was heard .

As one would expect, after the elections the swindlers and thieves are gradually coming to their senses. They are in no danger for the next six years. There will be no fight against corruption.

Simple arithmetic actions that can be carried out using the simplest calculator allow you to interestingly interpret the motives of Mr. Yakushev’s nomination for the post of mayor. So, Yakov Yakushev is a successful businessman and director of the plant who will now save the city of Yaroslavl. We see this picture now every day on local TV channels and newspapers. In fact, rumors about the billionth debts of Yakushev to the banks have long been crawling around the city.

The Tambov administration is the executive and administrative body of the city. The administration, in accordance with the City Charter, is vested with the authority to resolve issues of local importance and the authority to exercise certain state powers delegated to local government bodies of the city of Tambov by federal laws and the laws of the Tambov region.

There is less and less passive waiting for the end of the work of teacher Ryabov in musical circles. The trial that began forced the eyes of even those who had hoped that they would “get away with it” to open their eyes. There was relative silence for a year. Having achieved Ryabov's release on bail , many calmed down. Like, now he will safely live to see the court, which will certainly sort everything out.

The former head of the Moscow metro, Dmitry Gaev, will not seek rehabilitation and demand compensation for illegal criminal prosecution, his lawyer Ruben Markarian told Interfax on Monday. “Gayev is not going to file any statements or complaints. The case is completed, and we can put an end to this,” the lawyer said. Markaryan noted that he familiarized himself with the resolution of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation to terminate the case against his client.

Photo: ITAR-TASS The Ministry of Internal Affairs does not exclude re -certification of police officers. First of all, it can take place in regions where incidents similar to what happened in Kazan are recorded. This was announced during the hearings in the Public Chamber by the deputy head of the ministry Sergey Gerasimov. "I do not exclude this if a political decision is made. And this is a political decision," he said.

While Caucasians cling to Russia with all their might, some of the elite in Moscow are already hatching plans to get rid of this difficult region Ruslan Kurbanov In Russia, more and more people are forgetting why the country needs the Caucasus. And the words of Rasul Gamzatov that we did not voluntarily join Russia and will not leave it voluntarily hang in the air like an absurd passage from an elderly highlander.

There is a lot of talk about civil society, about the dialogue between society and government, about their joint efforts for the prosperity of the Fatherland. Especially in the Kirov region, under our liberal governor. However, in practice, such conversations turn out to be a trap for the gullible: as soon as citizens decide to enter into dialogue, the authorities show their true colors. After which the desire to make joint efforts disappears by itself.

Recent events associated with the bullying of Kazan police over citizens excited Russia. Beatures, torture, interrogations with addiction and other unlawful actions against citizens have become everyday reality. The case that occurred in Kazan once again confirms the scale and degree of degradation of the law enforcement system. It is not surprising that most citizens are afraid of the police, the other part of them fiercely hates. Fear has its boundaries. Fear transforms into hatred.

Shortly before the presidential elections, the governor of the Volgograd region, Sergei Bozhenov, invited representatives of the Volgograd business elite to a meeting. Over tea and cookies, he promised to involve local personnel as much as possible in the government he was creating. The elections have passed and the formation of a government has begun. Judging by the first results, Mr.