In the year of the centenary of Stolypin’s death, one cannot help but want to draw some parallels. It doesn't take much imagination to see surprising analogies between today and the last decade of the Romanov Empire. First of all, there is, of course, the question of responsible government.

Everyone has probably already seen the video with the participation of activists of the StopHam movement and members of the Mingaev family. I watched this video a couple of days ago and was sure that this video would become a bestseller. The guy who shouted the loudest in the video, Islam Mingaev, did what the “Stopkhamovites” started all this for, they have one goal - to organize a provocation and film it on video, preferably so that they hit their faces, swear and threaten.

The situation with the “March of Millions” is becoming more and more comical. Everyone agrees with its inappropriateness, meaninglessness, uselessness. Everyone understands perfectly well that no one will come. Late. The train has left. The situation has changed and requires a radical change in tactics. However, the organizers continue to fight with the mayor's office. For what? To prove to themselves the fact of their existence? To save face?

The war made him grow up. For a whole year. And also - made strong, courageous and hardy. Our legendary fellow countryman, the front -line soldier, Gennady Commissars, has long exchanged the nine dozen. But continues to go to work daily. The chairman of the Council of Veterans of the SUSU is actively involved in the life of the university and the city. And to the question "How are the successes?" invariably answers with a smile: "They are ahead." Combat and labor awards can be listed endlessly.

You can spit and reward me with all the abusive epithets available to agitprop, but now I will express what has been boiling and painful for a long time. I am talking about national hypocrisy and lies. I am about May 9th. I'm talking about Victory Day. This day is false from the very beginning. The date is false (the act of surrender was not signed on May 9).

It is no secret that the Magnitsky case contributed to the introduction of this ban. The UK is now tightening immigration rules and will ban entry into the country of non-EU citizens accused of serious human rights crimes, including torture and murder. These measures will allow visas to be refused in cases where there is credible evidence of past or ongoing human rights crimes.

I read Alexei Navalny’s post to Varlamovokatsnoe about the “Inozemtsev and Katz Incidents” and at first I was even taken aback. Well, why, why does honest Navalny so openly distort and distort the facts, or, to put it bluntly, simply lie? After all, it didn’t cost him any effort to find out the actual circumstances and present them as accurately as possible.

Yesterday I was visiting Dr. Lisa. This is a wonderful person who gives himself all himself and sees the meaning of life in being useful to others. We talked about five hours: for help by the homeless (yes, I also help them), about meeting Mironov, about Astrakhan, about Russian courts, about changes in the country. Dr. Lisa is very worried about my health and treated me with “Nutrizon” oat bellies - this is such an enriched protein drink.

The group first declared itself in November 2011, when their clip “Free Bruschatka”, shot at several Moscow metro stations and other capital transport facilities, was rapidly dispersed along the rune. Activists have repeatedly emphasized that the group is not attached to specific persons and it has no frontmen and leaders.

In an interview with the BBC Russian Service, Sergei Mokhnatkin thanked President Medvedev for the pardon, saying that the state was not going to thank him, since it did not give him anything, it only took it. A very strange differentiation. Separated the flies from the cutlets? A hydra without one head does not cease to be a hydra. But that's not what I'm talking about. Having submitted a petition for pardon, Mokhnatkin did not admit his guilt.

The fire, which spread when dry grass burned, spread to the village of Razgulyaevka in the Bogotolsky district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the information department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations told Interfax on Thursday. “The fire was reported to the control panel at 15:46 Moscow time. 14 out of 35 houses are on fire in the village,” said a department representative, noting that there is a threat of the fire spreading. In total, 70 people live in the village.

The government of the Volgograd region responded in an original way to the call of social activists to take part in the annual marathon. According to the order, about 3,000 employees of government agencies of the city must take part in a 700-meter costume race, which starts on May 6 on the Upper Terrace of the Central Embankment of Volgograd. The column of fleeing people will be led personally by Governor Sergei Bozhenov and members of the regional government.

An earthquake of magnitude 3.8 occurred on Thursday in Tuva, Interfax reports with reference to the Geophysical Service of the SB RAS. According to the service, a seismic event with coordinates at the epicenter of 51.71 north latitude and 96.32 east longitude (130 km east of Kyzyl) was recorded at 13:39 Moscow time on Thursday. The energy class of the earthquake is 10.8. A strong earthquake of magnitude 6.5 occurred in Tuva on February 26.

St. Petersburg businessman Sergei Virolainen, convicted of attacking the editor of the Russia Today channel Natalya Arkhiptseva, was put on the wanted list after failing to appear before representatives of the Federal Penitentiary Service, the press service of the Federal Penitentiary Service for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region told Interfax on Thursday.

….but holds his head high! He was taxed at the very first stage of the mayoral elections - collecting signatures. And he wrote complete nonsense in his defense. Point by point. “We had dozens of locations open throughout the city.” Tens of points is at least twenty points. If each has three people, that’s 30-60 people.