The manifestation of United Russia the manifesto the recently - not so much in content as in fact - this is a challenge. First of all, the challenge of the party itself: as far as it is able to withstand its own "party science", to become a member of the real political struggle, and not a hostage to the policy of the "administrative resource". "United Russia" has no moral right to talk about qualitative reorganization of the state until its own reorganization does not withstand.

The rolling accompaniment of Brian de Palma " Black Orchid " makes us several deliberate coincidences. In 1946, the film "Blue Georgin" was released (" The Blue Dahlia ") in the style of Noir. In 1947, a girl who received the nickname "Black Georgin" was partly murd out in part by analogy with the name of the film. In 1987, James Ellroit, the author of Los Angeles Secrets, wrote the book “The Black Dahlia” - about the murder.

In a decent society, it is not customary to pick up a fork in the ear, and Dostoevsky and Tarkovsky, as you know, are ambivalent and polyphonic. A decent person and honored sovereign democrat Vitaly Tretyakov, having read the program manifesto of United Russia, found an occasion to talk about etiquette. In his opinion, what to poke around in the ear and write party programs, “enriching political thought”, it is better to teach political leaders to quickly and in the case react to current events.

The theatrical release of Brian De Palma's film " Black Dahlia " presents us with several deliberate coincidences. In 1946, the film " The Blue Dahlia " was released in a noir style. In 1947, there was a murder of a girl who received the nickname "Black Dahlia", partly by analogy with the title of the film. In 1987, James Ellroy, author of L.A. Confidential, wrote a book about the murder, The Black Dahlia.