Dear Mikhail Dmitrievich,
I just read your last posting on Twitter about the Platform of Civil Society. I also tweeted from my site and asked anyone to tell me what they see in it. I felt layers and layers of anti-Christian agenda from the crowds who want to destroy Russia. You might be right that Sobchak who wrote the Constitution of RF copied from American one, leaving ends open for interpretation purposely. So? What happens then?
Also he copied the 5th amendment against self-incrimination, which is statute #51 in RF. How is that good? Powerful crooks can go to court and take the #51st? Nice... Maybe there are fights in schools over religious differences in Russia, but you don't have children, right? First I would ask you: why do you care? To this you can answer only in words, not in deeds, right? Right!
Fine, you care because you are, let's say, selfless citizen and want to improve your country. Alright, sure, got that. Who are you looking up to - America? You don't believe in word of God, which is underneath of ideology of USA. How does it compute? No God for you, but America is better, let's learn from it? How? Do you know that 50-60% of Americans are conservative, as appose 20% self-hating low-class liberal-progressives who control entire media complex of this country? Do you know that in my experience this is far less speech-free society, than former soviet union was? In so called "freedom of speech" is more twisted and covered up than your wildest imagination would guess?
I have a challenge for you: come to NY and try to help an American woman like myself to protect her rights at broad day light. See how things really work. Learn from the process and take the better version as your vision to Russia. I watched all your debates and interviews. There are much more you should answer.
I'd suggest you to call to talk to one of the most listened-to talk show hosts in America, who is a Constitutional lawyer - Mark Levin. He is on WABC from 3-6pm M-F EST. He'll explain about so called "Separation of Church and State" better. Also ask him about "endorsing a religion" aspect in the federalist papers. Listen to Michael Savage, Aaron Klein, Ben Shapiro, Denis Prager, Larry Elder and some more. You have so much learning to do before taking on the knowledge of nuclear cods of military superpower like Russia. I'm sure you really care and you mean well, but that's not enough.
let me repeat this one more again: "Path to hell often paved with good intentions."
What is "popular" is not always good. What right is always good. What's the difference? Let's talk.
Let's have an interview with me and ask me about anything I lived through and experienced in America and answer to my simple Qs about Russia. Let's compare, shall we?
We can do this in English or Russian - your choice.
Barclay's center is going to open soon in Brooklyn. For a cheering note Mr. Ratner agreed and already implemented the policy that in the Center sugar drinks' cups can't exceed more than 16oz. as Mr. Bloomberg recently suggested and helped to pass a legislation.
Lots of chit-chats about it in the media today, I'd like to know what you say if someone in Moscow or in Russia in general would suggest such a thing.
Best regards.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Saturday, August 18, 2012
From New York With Love (part 42)
Mr. Prokhorov,
I hope that you'd check the world yourself, instead of people around you telling you how it works and turns around. You're a brilliant man, you can do it on your own. I can learn lots of things from you, in return I can tell you things that I learned from living in USA and Europe for last 20 years.
Pussy-garbage that you stood up for in your site, calling them "devushki" like they're innocent school girls or something, you wouldn't take to your home or in your bed, right? Right! Would you on live TV encourage your sister and/or niece to act that way anywhere let alone in a Church?
No? Why not?
I'll tell you: you do not believe what you're saying. You're saying to please people around you, who are taking you into liberal ditch of dirt (sorry, can't find other worlds).
If you'd be under 40 years of age (normal average male is emotionally settling down at 35), I might give you time to grow. But at 47 and the financial power you have at your disposal and aspirations you're following, you should think 10 times before you make up your mind and say things of this importance loudly.
You need to get your own children very fast, then we'll talk about your manly and fatherly instincts after seeing their manifestation in reality. When you acquire the responsibility of protecting and raising a family, I promise you, your political opinions will adjust accordingly.
I put a comment under your statement released at Aug. 17th on your Twitter site. I follow you on Twitter. You don't follow anyone. I wonder why? Isn't there anybody in the world that you respect?
Your site notes that it chooses to release or not the posted comments and it can see sender's IP address. Why? Are you going to get into their accounts and/or follow them? For what reason? Then, the Q would be "what would you do if you are President?"
That info. got a bad taste in my mouth, but I still responded. I have nothing to hide. The whole world can read this anyway. What about you? Where are you?
I wonder when and where you and I, FINALLY, going to talk? Should you prefer, it could be live on the air on any camera or live-stream of your choice. Fair???
Until then, I'll keep praying... and posting.
Best regards.
I hope that you'd check the world yourself, instead of people around you telling you how it works and turns around. You're a brilliant man, you can do it on your own. I can learn lots of things from you, in return I can tell you things that I learned from living in USA and Europe for last 20 years.
Pussy-garbage that you stood up for in your site, calling them "devushki" like they're innocent school girls or something, you wouldn't take to your home or in your bed, right? Right! Would you on live TV encourage your sister and/or niece to act that way anywhere let alone in a Church?
No? Why not?
I'll tell you: you do not believe what you're saying. You're saying to please people around you, who are taking you into liberal ditch of dirt (sorry, can't find other worlds).
If you'd be under 40 years of age (normal average male is emotionally settling down at 35), I might give you time to grow. But at 47 and the financial power you have at your disposal and aspirations you're following, you should think 10 times before you make up your mind and say things of this importance loudly.
You need to get your own children very fast, then we'll talk about your manly and fatherly instincts after seeing their manifestation in reality. When you acquire the responsibility of protecting and raising a family, I promise you, your political opinions will adjust accordingly.
I put a comment under your statement released at Aug. 17th on your Twitter site. I follow you on Twitter. You don't follow anyone. I wonder why? Isn't there anybody in the world that you respect?
Your site notes that it chooses to release or not the posted comments and it can see sender's IP address. Why? Are you going to get into their accounts and/or follow them? For what reason? Then, the Q would be "what would you do if you are President?"
That info. got a bad taste in my mouth, but I still responded. I have nothing to hide. The whole world can read this anyway. What about you? Where are you?
I wonder when and where you and I, FINALLY, going to talk? Should you prefer, it could be live on the air on any camera or live-stream of your choice. Fair???
Until then, I'll keep praying... and posting.
Best regards.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
From New York With Love (part 41)
Mr. Prokhorov,
Just read your commentary about the results of Olympics for Russians at www.MDP2012.ru site. I agree with you - they could
do better. I'm an American and was trilled to see my country win, but also I love the rest of participants - especially Russians.
It comes from my happy past. Unlike you, I still have a little nostalgia. Maybe because I have been so far for so long?
I remember 1980 Olimpics in Moscow. We watched like crazies.
You sound expert in sports - I'm not. I can't comment on it. Whatever you want to change I'd consider a reasonable advancement.
Good luck!
Best regards.
Just read your commentary about the results of Olympics for Russians at www.MDP2012.ru site. I agree with you - they could
do better. I'm an American and was trilled to see my country win, but also I love the rest of participants - especially Russians.
It comes from my happy past. Unlike you, I still have a little nostalgia. Maybe because I have been so far for so long?
I remember 1980 Olimpics in Moscow. We watched like crazies.
You sound expert in sports - I'm not. I can't comment on it. Whatever you want to change I'd consider a reasonable advancement.
Good luck!
Best regards.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
From New York With Love (part 40)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
I see you registered a new political party named "Civic Platform" and persisting with the complaints filled against the results of last presidential elections.
You said "we are calm, but persistent." You're true to your sign Taurus - I have to give it to you. Taurus is a Bull and he is stubborn. I wish you meant "persistent" instead of stubborn.
Did you ever check any literature about Anarchism and its ideology?
It doesn't mean "chaos," as many think, but it is a "leaderless movement," which sends out representatives, not leaders.
Who are the people who teach you this concept? Where did they learn it from? Where was this implemented and succeeded in the world and how long it existed? Do you really think that human psychology is changing day by day and they'll just adjust to another structure of society, if it sounds good? Do you remember how good Marx's "Capital" sounded? They were millions of people who agreed with it, loved it and even died to realize its teachings.
I personally know a Russian Orthodox Jewish man from Russia, married with 4 kids, has great sense of humor, computer savvy, speaks Yiddish and Hebrew, works for a newspaper here in New York, gave me a literature called "Anarchism equals Orthodox Judaism," which was a little surprising to me. Any Orthodox Jew who I met (including working for them) for last 20 years living in NY would look at the concept at least very puzzled. But, I'm a genuinely curious person and like to talk to different people.
You need to learn human psychology to be able to predict possibility of potential changes in certain societies, according to its mentality, experience, culture and religion. Who is going to realize and pay for it in Russia - volunteers, your supporters, only you? Ignorant people while emotionally zealous can make changes too, but can it be good in the future? What could be the side effects?
You shouldn't work with emotionally shaped public, you should work with deeply informed public. How many of 6 million people who voted for you know exactly what are you talking about?
I don't see any patriotic agenda and motto in your writings. Why? Just voicing of desire to live in Russia and calling it "out nation" enough patriotism? Bringing more merchandise in country, making prices cheaper in some areas is the goal? Where are the speeches about protecting the borders, culture and Russian language? I know, I heard many times, because I went through your debates very carefully, you say you'll respect people and find them decent jobs to raise a family, build the infrastructure and make Russia competitive. You compare it with USA in job productively and efficiency. I don't think you compared the exact same things - apples to apples and oranges to oranges. You talk economy first all the time. president's first responsibility is to keep the country safe from 1.enemies foreign and 2. enemies domestic. Social policies, education and jobs come next. Are you Christian in predominantly Christan country? You said you're an atheist. Could this be just a deal breaker for the voter? It would be for the people that I know.
You know Europe is in crises in every way and still you were saying Russia should get together with Europe.
When did you live in Europe, when did you live in Asia, or elsewhere? Never. You just visited. It's a whole different story all together.
Am I right or wrong? I wish I'd have a chance to ask you in person - "what's in it for you?" If you'd be the next President of RF, besides making changes that you wish, how happier you will be as a person and as a man?
The only good think is you're not married. You don't need a smart woman, you need a WISE woman to keep up with your unending ambitions and save you from huge failures.
With hope against hope - I still wish you well.
Best regards.
I see you registered a new political party named "Civic Platform" and persisting with the complaints filled against the results of last presidential elections.
You said "we are calm, but persistent." You're true to your sign Taurus - I have to give it to you. Taurus is a Bull and he is stubborn. I wish you meant "persistent" instead of stubborn.
Did you ever check any literature about Anarchism and its ideology?
It doesn't mean "chaos," as many think, but it is a "leaderless movement," which sends out representatives, not leaders.
Who are the people who teach you this concept? Where did they learn it from? Where was this implemented and succeeded in the world and how long it existed? Do you really think that human psychology is changing day by day and they'll just adjust to another structure of society, if it sounds good? Do you remember how good Marx's "Capital" sounded? They were millions of people who agreed with it, loved it and even died to realize its teachings.
I personally know a Russian Orthodox Jewish man from Russia, married with 4 kids, has great sense of humor, computer savvy, speaks Yiddish and Hebrew, works for a newspaper here in New York, gave me a literature called "Anarchism equals Orthodox Judaism," which was a little surprising to me. Any Orthodox Jew who I met (including working for them) for last 20 years living in NY would look at the concept at least very puzzled. But, I'm a genuinely curious person and like to talk to different people.
You need to learn human psychology to be able to predict possibility of potential changes in certain societies, according to its mentality, experience, culture and religion. Who is going to realize and pay for it in Russia - volunteers, your supporters, only you? Ignorant people while emotionally zealous can make changes too, but can it be good in the future? What could be the side effects?
You shouldn't work with emotionally shaped public, you should work with deeply informed public. How many of 6 million people who voted for you know exactly what are you talking about?
I don't see any patriotic agenda and motto in your writings. Why? Just voicing of desire to live in Russia and calling it "out nation" enough patriotism? Bringing more merchandise in country, making prices cheaper in some areas is the goal? Where are the speeches about protecting the borders, culture and Russian language? I know, I heard many times, because I went through your debates very carefully, you say you'll respect people and find them decent jobs to raise a family, build the infrastructure and make Russia competitive. You compare it with USA in job productively and efficiency. I don't think you compared the exact same things - apples to apples and oranges to oranges. You talk economy first all the time. president's first responsibility is to keep the country safe from 1.enemies foreign and 2. enemies domestic. Social policies, education and jobs come next. Are you Christian in predominantly Christan country? You said you're an atheist. Could this be just a deal breaker for the voter? It would be for the people that I know.
You know Europe is in crises in every way and still you were saying Russia should get together with Europe.
When did you live in Europe, when did you live in Asia, or elsewhere? Never. You just visited. It's a whole different story all together.
Am I right or wrong? I wish I'd have a chance to ask you in person - "what's in it for you?" If you'd be the next President of RF, besides making changes that you wish, how happier you will be as a person and as a man?
The only good think is you're not married. You don't need a smart woman, you need a WISE woman to keep up with your unending ambitions and save you from huge failures.
With hope against hope - I still wish you well.
Best regards.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
From New York With Love (part 38)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
I'm closely following your political activism, a few times watched your debate with Vladimir Zhirinovsky. Had lots of fun, really enjoyed it and still have mixed feelings about it. Just now I found another interview on Bloomberg, read what was in your party's first conference, etc.
But, to be brutally honest and open, I'd like to see you, especially after yesterday's National mourning's day, doing something about Russian citizen's who suffer terrible loses of life and livelihood in Southern Russia and in Ukraine from flood and accident.
I don't hear or see anything from you. I wonder why?
There is a saying in America: "You have to become a CEO, then become "legitimate" (meaning prove yourself you deserved it), then become charitable.
You made yourself a CEO, which I applaud, then you decided you didn't need to prove anything, left business and switched to politics. I believe your charitable organization is helping some people in some spheres, but I don't see you underlining it or concentrating on it.
Unfortunately, I personally didn't hear from any Russian, whom I met so far, saying that you're "legitimate" in your fortune. Are they right or wrong - I don't know. I'm not a business person and I'm not Russian.
All those people who voted for you are really thinking that you're an honest man or they're looking for something they hope to get through you or from you? I would like to take an open pole about this. All the nice words you're using sound righteous, but bringing more and more Qs to my mind.
I also saw very confusing declarations by you following American "democracy," which on the ground is totally different. Did you ever wonder why American democrats called "donkeys"?
Believe me, I'm on your side and want to see you succeed, but don't feel like politics is your cup of tea. It's just my gut feeling. You can do so much more good without full time politics - I can't even start telling you.
There is another saying in English: "You can do anything, but you can't do everything." Especially, if I may add, at the same time.
Anyway, may God give your assistants courage and wisdom to tell you about this blog (after more than 2 years on Internet), and have you email me and talk to me - finally. Now seems to me that in this age of technology and all you can have to find out, it still can't happen without active God.
Oh, by the way, you calling yourself an atheist, mentioned God 2 times and Bible one time at your June 7th debate with V. Zhirinovsky, commentary of which I'll keep in draft in part 39.
Best regards.
I'm closely following your political activism, a few times watched your debate with Vladimir Zhirinovsky. Had lots of fun, really enjoyed it and still have mixed feelings about it. Just now I found another interview on Bloomberg, read what was in your party's first conference, etc.
But, to be brutally honest and open, I'd like to see you, especially after yesterday's National mourning's day, doing something about Russian citizen's who suffer terrible loses of life and livelihood in Southern Russia and in Ukraine from flood and accident.
I don't hear or see anything from you. I wonder why?
There is a saying in America: "You have to become a CEO, then become "legitimate" (meaning prove yourself you deserved it), then become charitable.
You made yourself a CEO, which I applaud, then you decided you didn't need to prove anything, left business and switched to politics. I believe your charitable organization is helping some people in some spheres, but I don't see you underlining it or concentrating on it.
Unfortunately, I personally didn't hear from any Russian, whom I met so far, saying that you're "legitimate" in your fortune. Are they right or wrong - I don't know. I'm not a business person and I'm not Russian.
All those people who voted for you are really thinking that you're an honest man or they're looking for something they hope to get through you or from you? I would like to take an open pole about this. All the nice words you're using sound righteous, but bringing more and more Qs to my mind.
I also saw very confusing declarations by you following American "democracy," which on the ground is totally different. Did you ever wonder why American democrats called "donkeys"?
Believe me, I'm on your side and want to see you succeed, but don't feel like politics is your cup of tea. It's just my gut feeling. You can do so much more good without full time politics - I can't even start telling you.
There is another saying in English: "You can do anything, but you can't do everything." Especially, if I may add, at the same time.
Anyway, may God give your assistants courage and wisdom to tell you about this blog (after more than 2 years on Internet), and have you email me and talk to me - finally. Now seems to me that in this age of technology and all you can have to find out, it still can't happen without active God.
Oh, by the way, you calling yourself an atheist, mentioned God 2 times and Bible one time at your June 7th debate with V. Zhirinovsky, commentary of which I'll keep in draft in part 39.
Best regards.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
From New York With Love (part 37)
Mr. Prokhorov,
On your Twitter site dated June 5th, you're announcing a new "Civic Platform,"
which is only technical and should only serve a purpose of giving tickets to all its interested members. You would have only 500 members, as many as required by law, and you among other organizers won't be in it.
It should be the new way of creating civil society.
You also said that you discussed its strategy and tactics for upcoming 2-3 years.
Sometimes, after reading your posts, I get a desire to go straight to airport and fly to Moscow to talk to you.
I'm independent, I don't work for any news agency and do not and never was a member of any party - social or political. I have Qs that you should answer for yourself - not for me. But, because I'm not sure that it would be possible to see you if I come, I leave that idea alone.
After interviewing you I'd like to ask same QS to your followers, see if they're on the same page with you and let you hear them when you're not out there with them.
Best regards.
On your Twitter site dated June 5th, you're announcing a new "Civic Platform,"
which is only technical and should only serve a purpose of giving tickets to all its interested members. You would have only 500 members, as many as required by law, and you among other organizers won't be in it.
It should be the new way of creating civil society.
You also said that you discussed its strategy and tactics for upcoming 2-3 years.
Sometimes, after reading your posts, I get a desire to go straight to airport and fly to Moscow to talk to you.
I'm independent, I don't work for any news agency and do not and never was a member of any party - social or political. I have Qs that you should answer for yourself - not for me. But, because I'm not sure that it would be possible to see you if I come, I leave that idea alone.
After interviewing you I'd like to ask same QS to your followers, see if they're on the same page with you and let you hear them when you're not out there with them.
Best regards.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
From New York With Love (part 36)
Mr. Prokhorov,
Just read the last entry in your blog posted 8 hours ago about election in Krasnoyarsk in 2 weeks.
You're offering your help as a facilitator, offering tech support and public access through your site and you seem to be impartial, because you say that you'd support who would win the primaries fairly and transparently.
I'm sure you have a dog in a fight, otherwise why bother? Could you be really fair anyway and except the outcome no matter what? Yes, no or maybe so?
I also watched the news from Moscow, where Mr. Putin met and discussed further profitable development of businesses and lawful protection of entrepreneurship in Russia with representatives of Association of Entrepreneurs (or however otherwise you can call it in English). I didn't see you there. Isn't where you'd be most helpful with your expertise? Or, maybe you weren't invited? Or, you were invited, but didn't go, then why? I saw pretty big names in business in Russia sitting there.
To me, another manly thing for you to do would be paying attention to cooperation of Russian and USA special forces and their cross training in Colorado going on right now.
You supported Russian special forces before, right? What do you do now? Interested, no?
Let us know. Thanks!
Best regards.
Just read the last entry in your blog posted 8 hours ago about election in Krasnoyarsk in 2 weeks.
You're offering your help as a facilitator, offering tech support and public access through your site and you seem to be impartial, because you say that you'd support who would win the primaries fairly and transparently.
I'm sure you have a dog in a fight, otherwise why bother? Could you be really fair anyway and except the outcome no matter what? Yes, no or maybe so?
I also watched the news from Moscow, where Mr. Putin met and discussed further profitable development of businesses and lawful protection of entrepreneurship in Russia with representatives of Association of Entrepreneurs (or however otherwise you can call it in English). I didn't see you there. Isn't where you'd be most helpful with your expertise? Or, maybe you weren't invited? Or, you were invited, but didn't go, then why? I saw pretty big names in business in Russia sitting there.
To me, another manly thing for you to do would be paying attention to cooperation of Russian and USA special forces and their cross training in Colorado going on right now.
You supported Russian special forces before, right? What do you do now? Interested, no?
Let us know. Thanks!
Best regards.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
From New York With Love (part 35)
Mr. Prokhorov,
Just read your last tweet released 5 hours ago.
You're announcing that 3 ways of running Russian Federation's policies are laid out already and saying that you're ready to work.
What it is? If I'd be your follower, what should I hear from you now?
Mystery can certainly intrigue people, but can't give them assurance, faith and hope.
Politics of ruling a superpower is not the same as running a corporate enterprise. You can treat it as one, but...
When people asked mother Teresa how was she managing to do so many big things, she answered;
"I don't do big things, I do small things, but with lots of love." She was a human like us and guess what, she even had her doubts,
but she continued to do what she choose for herself - selflessly.
Imagine how much you can do with what you have - intellectually, emotionally and financially - for entire humanity.
Becoming a President of country is more common in human history, than becoming a Saint.
Just a thought.
Looking forward hearing about your political plans soon.
Best regards.
Just read your last tweet released 5 hours ago.
You're announcing that 3 ways of running Russian Federation's policies are laid out already and saying that you're ready to work.
What it is? If I'd be your follower, what should I hear from you now?
Mystery can certainly intrigue people, but can't give them assurance, faith and hope.
Politics of ruling a superpower is not the same as running a corporate enterprise. You can treat it as one, but...
When people asked mother Teresa how was she managing to do so many big things, she answered;
"I don't do big things, I do small things, but with lots of love." She was a human like us and guess what, she even had her doubts,
but she continued to do what she choose for herself - selflessly.
Imagine how much you can do with what you have - intellectually, emotionally and financially - for entire humanity.
Becoming a President of country is more common in human history, than becoming a Saint.
Just a thought.
Looking forward hearing about your political plans soon.
Best regards.
Monday, May 21, 2012
From New York With Love (part 34)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
I felt your frastration in one of your last tweets that you're surprise to see how many people are telling you what to do, even think they know what you're thinking about, etc. etc.
Well, welcome to the club!
What did you think politics was all about?
You thought that you authomatically knew better than others and all you need them to do is to vote for you and go away waiting?
You didn't explain your positions after displaying your discontent.
What is it now? Just asking.
Democracy is about representing the people. Especcially if you're representing (as you say) young people, among the generation from whom many don't know who Lenin was (you said this on TV), then moreover, they think that you should listen to them, not the other way around.
Those are not nice older people who use to tolerate, put up and suffer. Young ones are bolder than ever all around the world.
So... buckle up on the bumpy road of politics!
Best regards.
I felt your frastration in one of your last tweets that you're surprise to see how many people are telling you what to do, even think they know what you're thinking about, etc. etc.
Well, welcome to the club!
What did you think politics was all about?
You thought that you authomatically knew better than others and all you need them to do is to vote for you and go away waiting?
You didn't explain your positions after displaying your discontent.
What is it now? Just asking.
Democracy is about representing the people. Especcially if you're representing (as you say) young people, among the generation from whom many don't know who Lenin was (you said this on TV), then moreover, they think that you should listen to them, not the other way around.
Those are not nice older people who use to tolerate, put up and suffer. Young ones are bolder than ever all around the world.
So... buckle up on the bumpy road of politics!
Best regards.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
From New York With Love (part 33)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
It's good that you decided to form a youth movement "Novoye Vremya" and sent your followers to volunteer in orphanages and schools. I don't know how you can run all those business empires under your command and take on social work on top of it,
but more power to you. Maybe you're a super man?
I saw you at inaguration of the Russian President. You were so serious (like the most people there), I didn't catch your mood.
You're a compatitive person and you like to win. Some things meant to be a race and could be won by competition, but lots of very important things in life are won by co-operation, not competition and better to take a time and enjoy them.
Also happy 47th birthday. Hope you had fun.
Best regards.
It's good that you decided to form a youth movement "Novoye Vremya" and sent your followers to volunteer in orphanages and schools. I don't know how you can run all those business empires under your command and take on social work on top of it,
but more power to you. Maybe you're a super man?
I saw you at inaguration of the Russian President. You were so serious (like the most people there), I didn't catch your mood.
You're a compatitive person and you like to win. Some things meant to be a race and could be won by competition, but lots of very important things in life are won by co-operation, not competition and better to take a time and enjoy them.
Also happy 47th birthday. Hope you had fun.
Best regards.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
From New York With Love (part 32)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
I was reading your last posting on twitter where you said that building a civil society is a rutine, consistent job and requires lots of time and thought. I agree. You don't need to rush right now or rush at all. Also you mentioned that you read everything on Internet, open letters to you, which greatly range from very enthusiastic to ridiculous etc. I was wondering, how come you don't search your own name? I have this blog addressed to you for more 2 years now. Not only you don't find a way to respond, but no matter what efforts I made to contact you through people who work for you, I didn't get any confirmation that you found out about this blog. Talking of transparency... maybe it should start from your own workplace? Sorry, I'm a little too forward on this, because my efforts have been slighted so far (or so I feel), but as you see I put lots of time in this. And, I really want to help you. Better yet, I want to help you now and here - on Internet. I'm issuing a challenge to you of kickboxing of politics in so called "civil society and democracy." You must agree that USA considered one of the most democratic states in the world. The proof of it is that it sends observers to your country to check things out, not the other way around. Do you know why America have been successful in many technological and social endeavors? I'm sure you do, but I'll say it anyway - because it takes the best what's out there and builds on it. Now China is doing it. Now, why don't you come here - to New York, take your time and talked to me about politics. I'll ask you questions that I don't need answers, you answer to yourself or ask me, if you so wish. Better yet, you can observe and learn from my experiences. See how usual life is working in American society, how American like me can protect her human and civil rights in every day life. I have a decent life; I'm educated, moral (yes, definitely), healthy (just got my complete check-up), never have been in trouble with the law, never used any drugs, I mean - any, I mean - non-whatsoever, even "grass" as you call it in Russian. You can come and help me to protect my rights as an American citizen, in the process you'll see how things work on the ground and learn, build on it and implement it in better ways in Russian society. Then nobody can blame you or find shortcomings in your knowledge. Can this be a deal? If you're over 40 and you're still liberal, we need to talk, seriously.
Best regards.
I was reading your last posting on twitter where you said that building a civil society is a rutine, consistent job and requires lots of time and thought. I agree. You don't need to rush right now or rush at all. Also you mentioned that you read everything on Internet, open letters to you, which greatly range from very enthusiastic to ridiculous etc. I was wondering, how come you don't search your own name? I have this blog addressed to you for more 2 years now. Not only you don't find a way to respond, but no matter what efforts I made to contact you through people who work for you, I didn't get any confirmation that you found out about this blog. Talking of transparency... maybe it should start from your own workplace? Sorry, I'm a little too forward on this, because my efforts have been slighted so far (or so I feel), but as you see I put lots of time in this. And, I really want to help you. Better yet, I want to help you now and here - on Internet. I'm issuing a challenge to you of kickboxing of politics in so called "civil society and democracy." You must agree that USA considered one of the most democratic states in the world. The proof of it is that it sends observers to your country to check things out, not the other way around. Do you know why America have been successful in many technological and social endeavors? I'm sure you do, but I'll say it anyway - because it takes the best what's out there and builds on it. Now China is doing it. Now, why don't you come here - to New York, take your time and talked to me about politics. I'll ask you questions that I don't need answers, you answer to yourself or ask me, if you so wish. Better yet, you can observe and learn from my experiences. See how usual life is working in American society, how American like me can protect her human and civil rights in every day life. I have a decent life; I'm educated, moral (yes, definitely), healthy (just got my complete check-up), never have been in trouble with the law, never used any drugs, I mean - any, I mean - non-whatsoever, even "grass" as you call it in Russian. You can come and help me to protect my rights as an American citizen, in the process you'll see how things work on the ground and learn, build on it and implement it in better ways in Russian society. Then nobody can blame you or find shortcomings in your knowledge. Can this be a deal? If you're over 40 and you're still liberal, we need to talk, seriously.
Best regards.
Friday, April 20, 2012
From New York With Love (part 31)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
I was following your twitter site and read your sister's interview with "Moskovskiy Komsomoletz"
published April 17th. She said that you joked that you don't have a cell phone, you have it for your own use and you know everything about computers also. Interesting...
The reporter was saying that you walk around with Ipad (I haven't seen any picture of that), but your sister said that you were joking about not knowing computers or not using them.
So you joked on Pozner program, on American programs and newspapers?
I'm glad to know that you use them, but why would you say otherwise?
Also you're not really "single, single" guy, you live with your sister, or she lives with you, or, you live together, which is the same thing. She is very sweet, kind sounding and educated (we have the same degree in Philology with her) and she's trying to help you. Living together keeps you both single- every American psychologist will tell you. And, do you think it's a good idea for her to get involved in politics too?
Best regards.
I was following your twitter site and read your sister's interview with "Moskovskiy Komsomoletz"
published April 17th. She said that you joked that you don't have a cell phone, you have it for your own use and you know everything about computers also. Interesting...
The reporter was saying that you walk around with Ipad (I haven't seen any picture of that), but your sister said that you were joking about not knowing computers or not using them.
So you joked on Pozner program, on American programs and newspapers?
I'm glad to know that you use them, but why would you say otherwise?
Also you're not really "single, single" guy, you live with your sister, or she lives with you, or, you live together, which is the same thing. She is very sweet, kind sounding and educated (we have the same degree in Philology with her) and she's trying to help you. Living together keeps you both single- every American psychologist will tell you. And, do you think it's a good idea for her to get involved in politics too?
Best regards.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
From New York With Love (part 30)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
No matter how much I want to save time and avoid wasting efforts trying to talk to you through this media, but I find myself going back and listening to your debates and interviews while running for Presidency of RF. Not all of them I saw before.
They give me insights of your thinking, your knowledge, your views, plans and expectations of future for yourself and your country. Also your character and personality in how you handling yourself.
I specifically carefully watched 2 of your debates with Vladimir Zhrinovsky, which I want to comment on.
Everyone who ever listened to him knows that he is a vivacious character and can overwhelm his opponents.
He can be blunt, brutal, funny, rude and sometimes even aggressive. But, he's an expert in certain things and he's totally right in at least one thing; President's main responsibility is to keep the country safe, meaning first on duty list is the foreign policy.
It's just a fact and it's the same in everywhere. Second is economic. To have cultural/social advancement is good, but it comes the third and very close to second - they're almost intertwine.
I was interested to hear what Metropolit Velokolomskiy Ilarion had to say during your debate on Feb. 2nd, 2012.
He was general, but touched the base of very important things, which actually are in the foundation of the Constitution of USA, which survived more than 200 years. You might find it old fashion, obsolete, but if I would ask you Qs, I'm believe you'll agree with most of it.
He said that all was fetch-ketch and sometimes became "balagan," but one who is applying for a serious ruling position for the nation has to have and show the mechanisms of not only political and economic advancements, but also point out the roots from where he has to derive nation's spiritual and moral renovation. Vladica also added that if the talk is all about material things, you as a nation already experimented and experienced the consequence of it.
I agree. Russian people are historically religious and it's nothing wrong with it.
Every religion teaches morality and responsibility, which are 2 difficult things for humans to follow. Think about it.
Do you believe in religion? Are you spiritual? Do you agree with him that if people don't have incentive, they're not inclined and motivated to do good things?
Religion doesn't solve your problems, it helps you live with them and gives you hope and encouragement to overcome them, if possible. God is omnipotent, but not omnipresent. We'll always have unanswered questions. How we handle ourselves while puzzled using our free will? That's the challenge.
Why do you think religeious people are not scared of getting merried? Why their marrgae is happier and stronger, than so called "progressives?"
Religion discourages violence and encourages kindness, condems perversion. It has been the groundwork for creation of family and procreation and thus continuation of humanity. Strong family structure makes up the fiber of strong nation. Marriage itself is a religious act. The fear of highest creator keeps people in check with their responsibilities.
You might be an atheist and still marry, but your judge would be the court of government, another man like you, not the court of highest thinking.
This conversation can go on and on, but don't want to be a preacher. I hardly go to church, but older I got more I felt that there is something I don't know enough about and I'd be stupid to say that I know. If you take off concept of God, what do you put instead?
Believe me, I remember the textbook called "Atheism" we all studied in USSR. There wasn't any argument against it.
I didn't get myself in here, who am I to judge the universe? Without concept of God you become your own authority, your own God, feel almigthy, and after, when you understand your limitations and have no smarter person or place to turn for help, you run out of your mind. Russians say "c uma coshel," but craziness defined as "duxovnoya bolezn." Not mental, but spiritual.
Suffrage of soul has no remedy from humans, its remedy is in heaven.
Psychical pain can be forgotten, but spiritual pain can not.
I liked how you raised your voice protecting your manhood, when Volfovich tempted on it. You said very loud and clear that you value love and would be a good father. But, dear, being a father is a full time job and you can't be the best while combining both - the temps of your work routine now (let alone Presidency) and spending time with your family. Family needs maintenance, the necessary investment in any relationship, especially family, is the time. Where are you going to get it? Are you going to exchange your presently 15 hours workdays with 24 hour ones? What woman in her right mind would marry a man who decided to live a life of constant public scrutiny, control, thus fear and complete lock down? There is no money in the world can be exchanged with freedom. Freedom of walking the streets anywhere, talking to strangers about anything, running your mouth the way you want to...
Rich and famous are deprived of these priceless things.
Look at the skies, look at the galaxies, take couple of days off and contemplate on how old are they and what happened before us. See how they evolve, feel how small we all are in this grandiose universe. Be alone, totally alone - all by yourself. Ask yourself Qs and answer loudly. Hear your own voice. Feel if you're ready to go out and say the same things loud in public and to the world.
It will give you a new perspective in life, which you don't have time to reflect on now.
None of the people surrounding you who are encouraging you to do what you're doing, even if you believe and they're really, really love you and wishing you well, will NOT be able to give you a minute of their lives to extend yours, even if they will desperately want to. Our lives are very short seconds in eternity of universe.
Humble yourself, cherish Life. Prioritize most important and nonexchangeable things and you still WILL be able to do the best you can in every of your endeavor. Choose peaceful, more rewording path for your plans and projects, please.
No one in the world in death bed yet said "I regret I didn't put more hours in office."
LOVE is the most important thing we give and most important thing we get. Dead don't need things. At the end everyone gets the same thing; as Hamlet said "the rest is silence."
You have still a chance to rethink your directions and go toward gaining back THE priceless freedom of your life.
Hope you hear this massage and ask me "how?" I follow you on twitter, you can follow me there @starlet737.
Best regards.
P.S. On a lighter note; I give you credit for not holding the rabbit from ears. It shows your tender side. Volfovich is wrong on that. You should put me to debate with him on behalf of you.
P.P.S. Though, I just remembered and LOL, Volfovich is right saying that nowhere they'll be able to find bodyguards for you to cover your height.
Maybe you should be disquilified for only that reason as "potential security liability for country?"
No matter how much I want to save time and avoid wasting efforts trying to talk to you through this media, but I find myself going back and listening to your debates and interviews while running for Presidency of RF. Not all of them I saw before.
They give me insights of your thinking, your knowledge, your views, plans and expectations of future for yourself and your country. Also your character and personality in how you handling yourself.
I specifically carefully watched 2 of your debates with Vladimir Zhrinovsky, which I want to comment on.
Everyone who ever listened to him knows that he is a vivacious character and can overwhelm his opponents.
He can be blunt, brutal, funny, rude and sometimes even aggressive. But, he's an expert in certain things and he's totally right in at least one thing; President's main responsibility is to keep the country safe, meaning first on duty list is the foreign policy.
It's just a fact and it's the same in everywhere. Second is economic. To have cultural/social advancement is good, but it comes the third and very close to second - they're almost intertwine.
I was interested to hear what Metropolit Velokolomskiy Ilarion had to say during your debate on Feb. 2nd, 2012.
He was general, but touched the base of very important things, which actually are in the foundation of the Constitution of USA, which survived more than 200 years. You might find it old fashion, obsolete, but if I would ask you Qs, I'm believe you'll agree with most of it.
He said that all was fetch-ketch and sometimes became "balagan," but one who is applying for a serious ruling position for the nation has to have and show the mechanisms of not only political and economic advancements, but also point out the roots from where he has to derive nation's spiritual and moral renovation. Vladica also added that if the talk is all about material things, you as a nation already experimented and experienced the consequence of it.
I agree. Russian people are historically religious and it's nothing wrong with it.
Every religion teaches morality and responsibility, which are 2 difficult things for humans to follow. Think about it.
Do you believe in religion? Are you spiritual? Do you agree with him that if people don't have incentive, they're not inclined and motivated to do good things?
Religion doesn't solve your problems, it helps you live with them and gives you hope and encouragement to overcome them, if possible. God is omnipotent, but not omnipresent. We'll always have unanswered questions. How we handle ourselves while puzzled using our free will? That's the challenge.
Why do you think religeious people are not scared of getting merried? Why their marrgae is happier and stronger, than so called "progressives?"
Religion discourages violence and encourages kindness, condems perversion. It has been the groundwork for creation of family and procreation and thus continuation of humanity. Strong family structure makes up the fiber of strong nation. Marriage itself is a religious act. The fear of highest creator keeps people in check with their responsibilities.
You might be an atheist and still marry, but your judge would be the court of government, another man like you, not the court of highest thinking.
This conversation can go on and on, but don't want to be a preacher. I hardly go to church, but older I got more I felt that there is something I don't know enough about and I'd be stupid to say that I know. If you take off concept of God, what do you put instead?
Believe me, I remember the textbook called "Atheism" we all studied in USSR. There wasn't any argument against it.
I didn't get myself in here, who am I to judge the universe? Without concept of God you become your own authority, your own God, feel almigthy, and after, when you understand your limitations and have no smarter person or place to turn for help, you run out of your mind. Russians say "c uma coshel," but craziness defined as "duxovnoya bolezn." Not mental, but spiritual.
Suffrage of soul has no remedy from humans, its remedy is in heaven.
Psychical pain can be forgotten, but spiritual pain can not.
I liked how you raised your voice protecting your manhood, when Volfovich tempted on it. You said very loud and clear that you value love and would be a good father. But, dear, being a father is a full time job and you can't be the best while combining both - the temps of your work routine now (let alone Presidency) and spending time with your family. Family needs maintenance, the necessary investment in any relationship, especially family, is the time. Where are you going to get it? Are you going to exchange your presently 15 hours workdays with 24 hour ones? What woman in her right mind would marry a man who decided to live a life of constant public scrutiny, control, thus fear and complete lock down? There is no money in the world can be exchanged with freedom. Freedom of walking the streets anywhere, talking to strangers about anything, running your mouth the way you want to...
Rich and famous are deprived of these priceless things.
Look at the skies, look at the galaxies, take couple of days off and contemplate on how old are they and what happened before us. See how they evolve, feel how small we all are in this grandiose universe. Be alone, totally alone - all by yourself. Ask yourself Qs and answer loudly. Hear your own voice. Feel if you're ready to go out and say the same things loud in public and to the world.
It will give you a new perspective in life, which you don't have time to reflect on now.
None of the people surrounding you who are encouraging you to do what you're doing, even if you believe and they're really, really love you and wishing you well, will NOT be able to give you a minute of their lives to extend yours, even if they will desperately want to. Our lives are very short seconds in eternity of universe.
Humble yourself, cherish Life. Prioritize most important and nonexchangeable things and you still WILL be able to do the best you can in every of your endeavor. Choose peaceful, more rewording path for your plans and projects, please.
No one in the world in death bed yet said "I regret I didn't put more hours in office."
LOVE is the most important thing we give and most important thing we get. Dead don't need things. At the end everyone gets the same thing; as Hamlet said "the rest is silence."
You have still a chance to rethink your directions and go toward gaining back THE priceless freedom of your life.
Hope you hear this massage and ask me "how?" I follow you on twitter, you can follow me there @starlet737.
Best regards.
P.S. On a lighter note; I give you credit for not holding the rabbit from ears. It shows your tender side. Volfovich is wrong on that. You should put me to debate with him on behalf of you.
P.P.S. Though, I just remembered and LOL, Volfovich is right saying that nowhere they'll be able to find bodyguards for you to cover your height.
Maybe you should be disquilified for only that reason as "potential security liability for country?"
Monday, March 19, 2012
From New York With Love (part 29)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
Following your Twitter site, today I read that you're in full force of going back home and starting a new political party. Do you rally have so many people anxious to create a new party with you?
Oh, well, it almost bore me, to be brutally honest with you. I still believe that you can do almost everything in your mind with limited political involvement. You just need different people around you who know the world better and want to talk to you honestly.
I would love to know more about nonpartisan (nepoliticeskiye) projects you have in mind that you mentioned, but didn't
specified in there.
Would you collaborate on those, please?
Can't wait to hear and help you with those.
I actually have a better and bigger projects for you in my mind than political party can offer or allow you to achieve.
You still can have your personal life, be free, experience it, enjoy it, learn from it, then think how to change Russia.
Best regards.
Following your Twitter site, today I read that you're in full force of going back home and starting a new political party. Do you rally have so many people anxious to create a new party with you?
Oh, well, it almost bore me, to be brutally honest with you. I still believe that you can do almost everything in your mind with limited political involvement. You just need different people around you who know the world better and want to talk to you honestly.
I would love to know more about nonpartisan (nepoliticeskiye) projects you have in mind that you mentioned, but didn't
specified in there.
Would you collaborate on those, please?
Can't wait to hear and help you with those.
I actually have a better and bigger projects for you in my mind than political party can offer or allow you to achieve.
You still can have your personal life, be free, experience it, enjoy it, learn from it, then think how to change Russia.
Best regards.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
From New York With Love (part 28)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
Today I was checking your twitter site, and was happy for you to see that you finally decided, I quote:
"yesterday suddenly understood that got realistically tired and in need of urgent rest. Decided to take a break to renew energy."
Good job!
Rest, relax and most importantly reflect on past months and please prioritize most important things in life.
May God grant you Serenity to accept things you can't change, Courage to change things you can, and Wisdom to understand the difference.
Have fun.
Best regards.
Today I was checking your twitter site, and was happy for you to see that you finally decided, I quote:
"yesterday suddenly understood that got realistically tired and in need of urgent rest. Decided to take a break to renew energy."
Good job!
Rest, relax and most importantly reflect on past months and please prioritize most important things in life.
May God grant you Serenity to accept things you can't change, Courage to change things you can, and Wisdom to understand the difference.
Have fun.
Best regards.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
From New York With Love (part 27)
Dearest Mr. Prokhorov,
I followed restlessly the entire process of Presidential elections in Russia.
You did incredible job in a very short time.
Please relax, enjoy life. You made your impact, people heard your massage, if they believe in values you're promoting, they'll follow you. Russia is in safe hands. Russia's friends are happy, enemies are worried.
Mr. Putin is a statesman, he is also a seasoned politician. He is been taken seriously by the rest of the world so far.
I see it better from here - from the other side of the Atlantic ocean. I watched every commentary out there from American and Western medias and more.
He didn't have an alternative in any one's mind. This is just a reality on the ground, no matter what your consultants say to you.
You don't check the news yourself. Maybe you should solve that problem in near future. I'm ready and offering my help to teach you how computers work and show you the news world out there that you don't know about.
President's first responsibility is to ensure psychical safety and security of the people.
Borders, language and culture are the foundations of any nation's survival. It's topped with religion in America. Your morality and
responsibility comes from your believe system, your soul, which comes from your religion. If you're not afraid of God, you wouldn't be afraid of anyone and it will make yourself God of your own.
You always bring examples of American rules of law and civil rights, right? You want civil society, don't you?
Looking into liberal solutions from Europe will take Russia to its deterioration and final resting place - politically, militarily and culturally. Are you a liberal, how much and what it means to you? I couldn't get the answers to my questions no matter how thorough I followed your interviews and appearances.
You are a little over optimistic, I'm afraid, from looking to the world from your luxury living place. Maybe you should come, live in America, actually experience daily simple life in here, learn from it, then take it to new, more advanced and effective levels and implement changes in Russia.
Actually right now I make it as a challenge for you: come and learn from America in person by living here. What do you say?
One sphere at the time I will show you, tell you and involve you in any aspect of basic, simple, daily life in here with my personal experiences, knowledge, skills and examples that no one can. I have 20 years of material to show you and life is a gift keeps on giving. With your luxury life you hardly, if ever, can find out basic things.
I have been a seasoned journalist before I came to USA 20 years ago. I'm a Philologist, like your sister. I read lots of books, unlike average Americans, in former Soviet Union as well as in here. I know what type of environment you grew up in and values of your upbringing.
With you we grew up at the same time in the same country, watched same cartoons and movies, sang same songs as kids. We have lots of things in common to remember and future to discuss.
I speak 2 more languages than you. I traveled Europe and lived there.
Please come. See how rights and responsibilities work in here. Learn human psychology and computers in the process.
This can be very interesting chapter in your life. Would you start now?
Best regards.
I followed restlessly the entire process of Presidential elections in Russia.
You did incredible job in a very short time.
Please relax, enjoy life. You made your impact, people heard your massage, if they believe in values you're promoting, they'll follow you. Russia is in safe hands. Russia's friends are happy, enemies are worried.
Mr. Putin is a statesman, he is also a seasoned politician. He is been taken seriously by the rest of the world so far.
I see it better from here - from the other side of the Atlantic ocean. I watched every commentary out there from American and Western medias and more.
He didn't have an alternative in any one's mind. This is just a reality on the ground, no matter what your consultants say to you.
You don't check the news yourself. Maybe you should solve that problem in near future. I'm ready and offering my help to teach you how computers work and show you the news world out there that you don't know about.
President's first responsibility is to ensure psychical safety and security of the people.
Borders, language and culture are the foundations of any nation's survival. It's topped with religion in America. Your morality and
responsibility comes from your believe system, your soul, which comes from your religion. If you're not afraid of God, you wouldn't be afraid of anyone and it will make yourself God of your own.
You always bring examples of American rules of law and civil rights, right? You want civil society, don't you?
Looking into liberal solutions from Europe will take Russia to its deterioration and final resting place - politically, militarily and culturally. Are you a liberal, how much and what it means to you? I couldn't get the answers to my questions no matter how thorough I followed your interviews and appearances.
You are a little over optimistic, I'm afraid, from looking to the world from your luxury living place. Maybe you should come, live in America, actually experience daily simple life in here, learn from it, then take it to new, more advanced and effective levels and implement changes in Russia.
Actually right now I make it as a challenge for you: come and learn from America in person by living here. What do you say?
One sphere at the time I will show you, tell you and involve you in any aspect of basic, simple, daily life in here with my personal experiences, knowledge, skills and examples that no one can. I have 20 years of material to show you and life is a gift keeps on giving. With your luxury life you hardly, if ever, can find out basic things.
I have been a seasoned journalist before I came to USA 20 years ago. I'm a Philologist, like your sister. I read lots of books, unlike average Americans, in former Soviet Union as well as in here. I know what type of environment you grew up in and values of your upbringing.
With you we grew up at the same time in the same country, watched same cartoons and movies, sang same songs as kids. We have lots of things in common to remember and future to discuss.
I speak 2 more languages than you. I traveled Europe and lived there.
Please come. See how rights and responsibilities work in here. Learn human psychology and computers in the process.
This can be very interesting chapter in your life. Would you start now?
Best regards.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
From New York With Love (part 26)
Dear Mr. Prokhorov,
I was speechlessly following your rise to power in political arena, your debates, your sometimes changing opinions in your interviews. You did a good job, but I'm still wondering what's in it for you, why would you do that, what would you do better for yourself, for others you care for, where and how?
Although today, right before elections in Russia, I know much more about your political views, intentions, projects and plans, but my feelings are deeper - you're better off without it for the mere fact that life is short.
If you wouldn't win, I'd not be unhappy for you.
I'd look forward to see you happier and ready to get satisfaction of your ambitions by exploring more productive, easier and safer ways. You can do most of the things you're mentioning without being a politician. You just need to talk to more people like myself.
There is a wider world out there that you don't know about - new, exciting and joyful.
Good luck anyways, just in case.
Best regards.
I was speechlessly following your rise to power in political arena, your debates, your sometimes changing opinions in your interviews. You did a good job, but I'm still wondering what's in it for you, why would you do that, what would you do better for yourself, for others you care for, where and how?
Although today, right before elections in Russia, I know much more about your political views, intentions, projects and plans, but my feelings are deeper - you're better off without it for the mere fact that life is short.
If you wouldn't win, I'd not be unhappy for you.
I'd look forward to see you happier and ready to get satisfaction of your ambitions by exploring more productive, easier and safer ways. You can do most of the things you're mentioning without being a politician. You just need to talk to more people like myself.
There is a wider world out there that you don't know about - new, exciting and joyful.
Good luck anyways, just in case.
Best regards.
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