2. Each year, U.S.
President Proclaims
January 16 as
Religious Freedom
Day and encourages
all Americans to
celebrate this date
related activities in
families, schools and
higher educational
institutions, business
institutions.

3. On this day in 1786 the
General Assembly of
Virginia adopted
Regulations on Virginia
Statute on Religious
Freedom. Thomas
Jefferson formulated a
framework of legislation
that was subsequently
seen his most
outstanding
achievement.

4. Random Acts of
Kindness Day is one
of the recent
initiatives of
international
charities. This festival
has a global
significance and is
celebrated,
regardless of
nationality, ethnicity
or religious beliefs.

5. “Good deeds
themselves should
bring you pleasure,
and at the same
time giving
something to
others or helping
them, you should
not expect
rewards. That is
the real kindness.”

6. If Russia Fools' Day,
as usual, begins with
April Fool's morning
joke, the mass media,
just for fun, every year
announce a list of the
stupidest people in
the country.

7. For example, the year in a
row that the honor is
called the first fool the
country receives a
Michael Jackson. Has
become a tradition and
that the first U.S. officials
are in the top three fools.
Among them from year to
year in different positions
appears the name of U.S.
President George Bush.