THEY REGULATE OFFICE CARS

The regulation of giving, exploitation and service of the office cars of RA state bodies were affirmed in yesterday sitting of the Government. The number of office cars of the RA State bodies was also affirmed.

AN ORANGE MARASMUS

The President of Byelorussia divided all mass media into two parts- authorized and destabilizing. Six Byielorussian newspapers, Russian "Izvestia", "The voice of America" and "Azatutiun" broadcasting stations are in the black list. The "Soviet Byelorussia" whose founder is also the president's administration is authorized. The subscription of this newspaper is obligatory and the list of subscribers of " not authorized" newspapers is given to the "corresponding organs". There is nothing to wonder where it is spoken about the ruler like Lukashenko. Another thing when the politicians came to power under the banner of democracy speak in authoritarian language. One of these days the President of the Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko forbade the Ukrainian officials to go to saunas, hunting and live in the country. The President of the Ukraine ordered the officials of high rank to move from their country-houses to the center of the city. The aim sounds beautifully: "the more effective work not closing traffic in the streets." And for the more effective work the Prime Minister Yulia Timoshenko ordered to switch off the electricity in the governmental buildings at 22:00. According to the Prime Minister the authority must sleep at nights to go to the work with fresh heads in the morning.
And the more important the President has forbidden the officials to be engaged in business and now the whole Ukraine is worried how the President will keep his family with 1100 $ salary, his wife and three little children, student son and oldest daughter and two grandchildren. But the Ukrainians worry in vain as both the President and the Prime Minister won't remain hungry. The soviet nomenclature was the same: it was also ordered to live with salaries and refuse of expensive presents.
The revolutionist national-democrat Yushchenko has adopted the old, Bolshevik method of ruling. In this case he isn't different from Lukashenko. Perhaps the difference is that the latter doesn't pretend himself as a democrat. The democrat ruler demands from all the citizens to respect the laws of the own country and not forbid bathing in saunas and switch off the electricity. And deciding where the officials must work, when they must sleep and with who to go to sauna with is a marasmus, which has nothing general with democracy.