Photo: frame from the movie "Term" On the morning of December 7, one of the three directors of the documentary "STRACTION" came to the apartment of Pavel Kostomarov, by the search by law enforcement officers. Kostomarov could not tell Publicpost the details, he explained that he had given a non -disclosure subscription, only said that other authors of the “time” - director Alexander Rastorguev and journalist Alexei Pivovarov - had no searches.

There is no threat of a tsunami wave in connection with a powerful earthquake off the eastern coast of the Japanese island of Honshu for the Russian Far East, a representative of the Sakhalin Tsunami Warning Center told the Interfax agency. “This earthquake does not pose a tsunami danger to the coast of the Russian Far East, so a tsunami alert was not declared.

For several months now, the confrontation between the inhabitants of the village of Volzhsky and the regional government has been going on, which, under the guise of optimization, intends to eliminate the city hospital No. 3 with the subsequent placement of the anti -TB dispensary on its areas.

Photo: Reuters A strong earthquake occurred off the east coast of the Japanese island of Honshu. According to American seismologists, the magnitude of the earthquake was 7.3. Its epicenter was located in the Pacific Ocean 300 km from the coast of Japan at a depth of 30 km. Photo: Reuters The tremors were also felt in Tokyo, with buildings swaying in the city. According to Japanese seismologists, a one-meter high tsunami is expected on the coast of Honshu.

Photo: ITAR-TASS Government Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev gave an interview to five Russian television channels: he was asked the journalists of Channel One, VGTRK, NTV, REN TV and the Rain TV channel. Publicpost followed the reaction of bloggers who carefully observed the answers of the prime minister. About corruption scandals Medvedev: "In relation to Serdyukov and other scandals.

I'm listening to Medvedev. Naturally, I am interested in education. There are scary numbers that convince me that there is a lot of money in education. The total budget is 2.5 trillion. Such a figure is impossible to imagine. He says that it is more than for defense. And from the window I see the plaster falling off the school wall. It’s completely scary to go inside - it’s dark, plaster and modest standard painting.

Today Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev gave an interview to 5 TV channels. The interview was remembered, first of all, for the fact that at the same time, the already forgotten hashtag #pathetic was brought to the top of Twitter. But the most interesting thing came a little later, when “well-wishers” posted a voice-over recording in the public domain when the relaxed prime minister had a “conversation without ties” with journalists.

I need to buy a small stun gun that can also pick up sounds so that I get an electric shock using filler words like “yes?” It’s a shame that such monsters of technology are not on sale. But this is about dreams. And now about reality. Recently, the editor-in-chief of the socio-political newspaper "Dzerzhinskoye Vremya" Sergei Kulakov conducted a rather lengthy interview with me. Today, a video version of it appeared on the publication’s website .

Member of the Public Chamber Maxim Mishchenko, leader of the pro-Kremlin Young Russia movement, said in an interview with Izvestia that by spending money on one cancer patient, the state deprives nine other patients of help. I quote. “There are ten people who can be helped, they are lying and waiting for an ambulance. And there is one person with cancer. And we spend money on prolonging his life, while depriving people who can be quickly returned to duty.

In response to the so-called hard version of the Magnitsky Law, which was adopted by the US Senate, Russia at the legislative level can also respond by adopting a corresponding law. There are two possible options here.

For the article “Karelia is tired of priests,” a criminal case was opened against Mikhail Efimov for humiliation on religious grounds, he was put on the federal wanted list, Estonia granted him political asylum. The growth of anti-church protests in recent times has given rise to the opinion of Orthodox hierarchs and part of Russian society about some kind of planned hostile campaign to discredit the Russian Orthodox Church. It speaks of an impending threat to the moral foundations of Russia.

Photo: ITAR-TASS TV presenter and journalist Vladimir Pozner summed up the results of the protest year on the anniversary of the protest, and also told PublicPost about the successes of the opposition, the fears of the authorities, whether there will be democracy in Russia and about the failed leader Alexei Navalny. — Exactly a year has passed since the first major rally. What has the opposition managed to do during this time? Not much happened.

On December 5, a certain Ilya Smirnov on the website of the Democrat Foundation (chairman Alexander Ivanovich Borisov) created the text of an appeal that lists 85 grantees from three American foundations: NED - National Endowment for Democracy, MacArthur - John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, USAID - United States Agency for International Development.

A person I know who supplies various things said today: “There are no more matches.” A carload of matches arrived and everything was taken apart. Why is there such a demand for rare goods? The only assumption is that people are still waiting for the end of the world. They are looking for rescue options. The end of the world according to the Mayan calendar does not suit them - everything is too fatal.

It is curious that the region has already stepped on this “ one-armed rake ”. Five years ago, regional Duma deputies with almost the same leadership voted for the speedy adoption of a law banning gambling in the region. Then they referred to the fact that receiving income from gambling dealers who ruin their own families is equivalent to receiving income from prostitution or child trafficking.