A stunning statement was made a couple of days ago by one of the most recognizable persons among the clergy of the Russian Orthodox Church, Abbot Sergius Rybko, rector of the Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit at the Lazarevskoye Cemetery and a fairly frequent guest on various television shows. I understand the indignation of the Russian people. The Holy Scripture commands that all these gay guys be stoned.

Muslim students of school No. 12 in the village of Kara-Tyube in the Stavropol region were prohibited from attending classes wearing headscarves. Their parents complained to the local prosecutor's office, which is already conducting an investigation. The school management refers to the charter of the educational institution, which sets out uniform rules regarding the appearance of students, Izvestia reports. “My daughter is in the sixth grade,” said Kara-Tyube resident Ravil Kaibaliev.

On this day, October 15, 1962, CIA specialists were convinced that photographs taken the day before from a reconnaissance aircraft showed the construction of launch sites for medium-range missiles. Such missiles could carry nuclear warheads and reach major American cities within 10 minutes. At midnight, the intelligence was reported to Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara. Early on the morning of October 16, President Kennedy convened the National Security Council for a meeting.

This weekend an event occurred that, in my opinion, is of great importance both for the development of the opposition movement and for Russian society as a whole. The opposition, represented by its so-called leaders, suffered a crushing defeat in the local elections. Combined with the obvious decrease in the number of protesters, this indicates an obvious fact, which I (and not only me) have already written about many times. The opposition movement has chosen the wrong strategy.

Photo: Asamaz Dzivaev/Publicpost About life I don't work. Why? I am a native Muscovite, why will I hill for some kind of uncle? When you desperately need money, I will fix the car to someone-there is money. And I don't need much. I bought clothes, bought bread, pasta, what else does a person need in life? Freedom of course, but we have it for free, here, underfoot, and there, in the sky. I did not graduate from school, but not because I did not want to, but because my parents died.

Krasnodar, TIC "Zapadnaya", 10/14/12. A Cossack, a certain Alexey Ivanovich, beats a girl who is trying to expose the falsification. Earlier, the Kuban governor officially stated that the Cossacks are allowed more than the police, “at a conceptual level.”

According to the latest data, the appearance in the election of the mayor of Khimki amounted to about 28%. I must note that this is not the highest percentage. However, the main “struggle” unfolded between two candidates: Evgenia Chirikova and the former acting head of the city, Oleg Shakhov. Why am I saying a struggle? According to some sources, in one of the polling stations, a real battle unfolded , in particular, around the electoral lists.

Photo: ITAR-TASS The flood in Krymsk did not teach the authorities of regions prone to such emergencies anything. On October 10, mud flows demolished half of the ancient city of Derbent in Dagestan. Residents have still not received adequate help; they pump water out of the basements of their houses on their own and claim that there was no notification. And the local authorities could not even accommodate the volunteers who arrived for the night.

The winners of the Alfred Nobel Prize in Economics for 2012 were American scientists - Harvard and Cambridge professor Alvin Roth and University of California professor Lloyd Shapley. The prize was awarded for the theory of stable allocations and the practice of market design, according to the prize’s website . Roth and Shapley worked on the issue of resource distribution among consumers, the explanatory note says .

Who is prohibited, and they continue to violate. They are not even scared by human sacrifices, they continue to violate traffic rules. We are talking about drunken drivers who continue to drive in a state of intoxication. Earlier, the Moscow authorities tightened measures to combat violators. If you remember, there was an idea of ​​creating a kind of “alcohol” that would check the degree of drunk drunkenness. The struggle is being conducted now.

The problem with our ruling class is not that it is evil, greedy and cruel. The trouble is that he can't cope with his responsibilities. Medieval feudal lords were cruel, dirty savages, but they at least provided their subjects with protection within the walls of their castle during the hard times. In the 18th century, former knights turned into a crowd of elegant, decadent parasites, well depicted in the French film Le Libertin.

In the series " Interns " a new hero appeared - anesthetist David Taymurazovich. The role is played by the charming and brutal Vadim Tsallati . The press is already exaggerating rumors about the novel by Vadim and Kristina Asmus, playing the role of Varis in love with the anesthetist. Interns - a comedy series. But in this case, humor can be evaluated before viewing - one name of the hero is worth it! ))) Vadim Ramazanovich Tsallati (stock.

Unknown persons robbed the Moscow region house of Russian singer and actress Anastasia Slanevskaya, known under the pseudonym Slava, for 1.6 million rubles, reports NEWSmusic.ru . According to a law enforcement source, the incident occurred on Saturday evening on Nikolskaya Sloboda Street in the village of Pozdnyakovo, located in the Krasnogorsk district.

Text: Roman Fishman The speed of the first steam locomotives was artificially limited: at that time it was believed that the human body could not withstand such a speed. Austrian Felix Baumgartner proved himself that he is capable of enduring even more. Yesterday, October 14, he became the first person who managed to overcome the speed of sound in free fall and land safely on the ground. Baumgartner is generally a modern person.

Yesterday, Twitter feeds were filled with somewhat nostalgic messages, reminiscent of the parliamentary elections. Indeed, Khimki demonstrated that the “authorities” are not going to play honestly (they don’t know how, they are afraid) and that civic activity has by no means died out. I was pleased to note that the professionalism of our observers has noticeably increased, which is why it was possible to occupy polling stations and make these troubled waters boil.