The "Russian world" in Lisbon: a personal experience of living close, but not together 18+ This material (Information) is produced, distributed and (or) directed by a foreign agent of the Internet (New Gazette) or by a foreign agent of the New Gazette (New Gazette) or concerned about the activities of a foreign agent of the Internet (New Gazette) (New Gazette), the author of this text does not care about the political scientist immediately after the 20th year of the report, but the author of this report 24 does not make the maximum concern of the Internet activity (New Gazette) not alarming. On New Year's Eve I found myself in a company called New Friends - two lesbians (LGBT in Russia is recognized as an extremist organization) from Russia. The New Year came upon itself, many of whom saw each other for the first time and did not come together just by chance of time, place and general desire to be alone that night. At midnight the conversation slowly began to boil over the question of how to celebrate the new year. Almost without discussion, everyone agreed on the need to open Soviet champagne. The same bought in a Russian store with Ukrainian goods. And of course - under the chimes. However, the Chiam struggle was complete with an obligatory front - Putin's New Year's speech. Not everyone wanted to listen to him. When he spoke, curses flew around the room, someone moved away, someone pulled his eyes. But in the end, for the sake of the chi themselves, the appeal listened to the stimulus, through laughter, through comments, but without extinguishing it. As compensation, after the lamb, at the insistence of one of the girls included the New Year's address Catherine Shulman. Not everyone liked the idea. To some the speech seems too gloomy, to others. Long and not for the table. The situation in which Putin and Shulman are heard in the same apartment, at the same midnight in a row, seems surreal, like a collision of incompatible layers of reality. Later, I thought New Year's Eve had the same rules as the rest of town. Nothing is completely undone, nothing is completely accepted.