The book by the editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Dvazhdy Dva" - the first private newspaper in the Murmansk region, celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2011, includes the so-called "Basements", which successfully replace the "Editor's Column" in the newspaper. Igor Dylev conducts a conversation with the reader, recalling the main rule of an independent publication: “If you don’t like it, don’t look. If it’s disgusting, don’t read. It’s simple. But forcing everyone to watch, listen and read what is decent in your opinion is dictatorship. And it begins, as a rule, with the restriction of freedom of speech. The essence of our newspaper is from George Orwell, from the novel “Freedom is the ability to say that two and two are four.” If this is permitted, everything else follows."