Mikhail Weller’s new book is created in the same genre as a number of his bestsellers in recent years - “The Great Last Chance,” read by the entire political establishment of the country (total circulation more than 300,000 copies) and “Our Merciful Fathers.” This is a fusion of passionate topical journalism with satire and political and philosophical excursions on our problems. Difficult aspects of the return of Crimea and Ukrainian-Russian relations, the underlying reasons for the decline in living standards, political threats and the phenomenon of people’s unity in an era of difficulties, and most importantly, what will happen to us: These are the main themes of the book. Its language, as is typical of Weller, is easy and simple, and the formulations and conclusions are extremely politically incorrect. About complex and difficult things - with irony and humor - this is the author’s motto. The book includes several of the most popular things from past books of this kind: “The State and theft”, “The Murderer Must Hang”, “The Jews”, “On Terrorism”, “Justice”.