From the editorial office. One of the ideologists of the “ours” movement Boris Yakemenko, who oversee the Orthodox Corps project, in his article on Libya actually approved the actions of Colonel Gaddafi, who “showed the whole world how to treat the provocateurs who strive for a coup, destabilization and a civil war.” It is clear that the statement of Yakemenko does not apply to Libya, it belongs to Russia.

From the editorial office. One of the ideologists of the “ours” movement Boris Yakemenko, who oversee the Orthodox Corps project, in his article on Libya actually approved the actions of Colonel Gaddafi, who “showed the whole world how to treat the provocateurs who strive for a coup, destabilization and a civil war.” It is clear that the statement of Yakemenko does not apply to Libya, it belongs to Russia.

From the editorial office. In his recent article, one of the leaders of the “Our” movement Boris Yakemenko approved the actions of Colonel Gaddafi, who “showed the whole world how to treat the provocateurs who strive for a coup, destabilization and a civil war.” How can such a statement be evaluated from the federal manager of the Orthodox Corps project? Is it possible to consider violence against the rebels legitimate? About this "Russian magazine" asked publicist Leonid Radzikhovsky .

Events in Libya (or the angle of information lighting of these events) fell very peculiarly on ideological throwing in Russia. And the controversy around the decisions of Colonel Gaddafi, in his country, involuntarily causes very hot debates among our experts, political scientists and just bloggers. Can the authorities pacify civil riots by force, or in other words, fill these riots with blood?