Speaking about self-defense weapon we mean that with its help law-abiding citizen will give adequate answer to the criminal. For example, at attempt to plunder apartment or a summer residence. In such situation it's possible to attack using long barreled, smooth-bore gun which citizen possesses on the lawful bases. In the light of periodically arising debate about sale of short barreled rifle gun of self-defense the following question appears: what could be done in the street where law-abiding citizen is almost unarmed?

Two explosion devices blew up on Baksanskaya hydro-electric power station. AS "Interfax" informs, early in the morning unknown people penetrated into the territory of hydro-electric power station, killed two security officers and wounded two shift workers. Terrorists put explosion devices first of which worked out approximately at 5.20. In about forty minutes - at 6:00 the second explosion thundered, as a result of it one of hydrogenerators burnt. Main generator hall was also damaged. At 6:14 hydro-electric power station was deenergized.

Congratulate us. One more effective fairy-teller appeared in the Kremlin team - chief of FSB Alexander Bortnikov. Following example of the chief of Ministry of Internal Affairs R.Nurgaliev he also started broadcasting using Russian language. It sounds like sweet gum. Nameday of the heart. He "catches", "disarms" and "prevents" every week. The same way yesterday at the session of the National Antiterrorist Committee he pleased by news that "from the beginning of the year undermining activity of 11 leaders of groupings, 240 gung men and their companions was suppressed on North Caucasus". And so on and so forth. All organizers and participants of recent notorious acts of terrorism are "neutralized" by him. There's nothing to worry about.

In 2009 70 journalists were killed all over the world. It's more than ever for those 30 years that gathering of this data has been carrying out, Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) - international organisation which is based in New York - confirms. It's stated in the report "Attacks on press in 2009" which has been just published by CPJ. Russia, according to the Committee, is on the fourth place in the world by quantity of journalists killed and on the ninth on number of undiscovered murders of journalists. Since 2000, it's stated in the report of organisation, 19 journalists were killed "in revenge for their professional work. Killers were punished only in one case".