the perspective of today, seem promising in general, well, not that outrageous, but... who was dima shavirin’s suggested that i get a job at a newspaper, which for i repeat, once again it became evidence that times are ending, because even 2-3 years ago it was impossible for a person who was not a member of the leninist young communist league to get into the structure of agitprop, especially since then - if we're talking about food and alcohol, then vineyards were cut down, an artificial shortage was created in wine stores, that is , the party's top leadership did everything possible to simply finish off the country, to turn the population against itself as much as possible, which is why it was so easy, in fact, the country fell apart in the ninety- first year, because no one i wasn’t ready to defend her, by the way, it’s amazing that zhenya fedorov, who also worked. modern means that they stopped giving bribes to journalists, then i realized that i very...

when the so-called hit parade of the soundtrack appeared in moskovsky komsomolets, dima shavirin, who it was measured in something like alcohol, i honestly didn’t dive into these nuances, and somehow it wasn’t considered a bribe at all, because again it meant, as with the order of lenin in tashkent in uzbekistan, it was not meant that any musical team there or some kind of performer, simply completely unknown and who had not created anything, could come to the editorial office on the street of 1905 in ... to the moscow komsomol there to bring shavyrnaya a box of chocolates or a bottle of hard-to-find whiskey and get that coveted line, no, it had to be more or less like... be known, there were some so-called magnetic albums, but in principle it was sold to this, there was an attitude that now it seems completely impossible to me, that is, very condescendingly, that is, well, it was considered, well, yes, well, as if, well , you want to eat, there the salary is 65 rubles, here it’s as if everything was eaten and then drunk by the entire editorial staff, that is, we everyone was , in som

zhenya fedorov, who was dima shavirin’s deputy in charge of sound, he suggested that i get a job at aou can see that times are running out, because even there 2-3 years ago this it was impossible for a person not to being a member of the lksma, i fell into the structure of agitprop, especially since then, if we are talking about food and alcohol, then they cut us off. vineyards, an artificial shortage was created in wine stores, that is, the party 's top leadership of the politburo did everything possible to simply finish off the country, in order to turn the population against itself as much as possible, which is why it was so easy, the country itself fell apart in the ninety- first year, because no one i was ready to defend her, by the way, the amazing thing is that he’s zhenya. let's say this one gastronomic corruption , they treated it differently, someone thought that he could do without it, maybe because zhenya fedorov was a gmo graduate, his dad was there in the military and he saw all this sausage in required volumes all my life , maybe that’s why, i don’t know, i’m not taking

least somewhere so that my work book lay somewhere, here is my friend fedorov, who was the deputy dima shavirin evidence that times are ending, because even there 2-3 years ago it was impossible for a person who was not a member of the lksma , fell into the structure of agitprop, especially since then, if we are talking about food and alcohol, then vineyards were cut down, a shortage of liquor stores was created. artificial, that is, the top party leadership of pole birochem did everything possible to simply finish off the country , in order to turn the population against itself as much as possible, that’s why it’s so easy, in fact, the country fell apart in the ninety -first year, because no one was ready to defend it, by the way, it’s an amazing thing that the same zhenya fedorov, who also worked on the sound track, he as a matter of principle he never repaid. i’m not talking about him like that because he’s my friend there and he got me a job in a newspaper about how, in general, all people don’t condemn, let’s say this gastronomic corruption, they treated it differently, someone thought tha