So, as expected, the political technological machine worked properly - the elections of the new Moscow Patriarch did not trust the Holy Spirit with his unpredictable lot. As Chrysostom Chernomyrdin used to say at one time: " When such tasks are standing, not the time here ." And the tasks are really considerable.

As the line of the 1990s was marked by the grandiose crisis of freedom for Russia-when the question of freedom and non-freedom was the most sick, the most uniting (and uniting even those who answered it opposite), leading to revolutionary changes-and today, at the sunset of the 2010s, the most sick Russian question is the crisis of conscience . The crisis of politics in which it is impossible to understand who is right and who is good .

More recently, Sergey Borisovich Ivanov was considered one of the most promising figures of the domestic elite. For a long time they connected the “tough” line of Russian foreign policy, which found its extreme embodiment in the famous Munich’s speech by Vladimir Putin in 2007. However, the speech of Ivanov himself last year in Munich surprised experts with the softness of the formulations, the willingness to make concessions to the West.

An extraordinary summit of the organization of the collective security agreement (CSTO) took place on February 4. On the same day, joint meetings of the Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, the Council of Ministers of Defense, the CSTO Security Councils Committee were held. A little later, the summit of the member countries of the Eurasian Economic Community (EURASEC) passed.

Throughout the history of mankind, the attitude towards philosophers was rather filthy. They were poisoned with cycuta, locked them in crazy houses, sent on a stormy sea on a stormy sea. Only occasionally, those in power recalled that the philosophy of the mother of all sciences. True, the Roman Emperor Mark Aurelius made by consuls and proxuls of the then luminaries of the philosophical science of Attic, the pediment, Junius Rouquity, Claudia of the North and Procla.

Vadim Leonidovich Tsymbursky, known to many as a political scientist and political writer, author of the book "Island of Russia" (2007), not only by education, but also in his first profession - a classic philologist and linguist. And in this area he will work no less intensively than in political science.