From New York With Love (part 79)

Mr. Prokhorov,

I was waiting for a long time to hear from you about events in Southeastern Ukraine where is a bloodshed of brethren is going on with initiation and instigation of the so called "democratic" West. I checked every day to hear from you especially politically about this unfolding tragedy in the middle of civilized world. I'm sure that you're following the news, but your deafening silence about its political roots, fake reasons and excuses by West, implications and consequences for Russian Federation and its citizens everywhere, was making me wonder - why? But, I don't have the possibility to interview you and can't ask this Q directly. So let go to what I have.
Just today I saw your interview at SPIEF and listened to it very carefully.
Let me comment on some points and then put my suggestions to you personally, meaning that I assume that
those you can do it all by yourself without the Presidential and /or Parliamentary Seal of approval.

Here; it's at www.rbctv.rbc.ru/archive/ekscluziv/562949991549369.shtml for future reference.

1. On the 2nd minute of the interview you're saying that the world competition relies on financial and intellectual capital and the combination of both is the most effective way of investment. Very true.
2. On 8th min. you say that now capital is "running out" of Russia. To Qs if you're going to invest in Crimea and your thoughts about its economic integration into RF, you skillfully avoided saying those depend on the developing situation in Ukraine. You didn't mention Southeast.

My Q for the second point is a big WHY? Crimea is already a part of RF. What should be done in there every day, starting from today by your friends, followers and personally YOU?
My Q about the 2nd is almost the same as for the 1st; what do you do personally about stopping the flow of capital out of Russia and how you, as a politician, planing to bring back the intellectual capital back into Russia?
Well, for the 2nd one I would also add: "do you want to be helped doing so?"
In terms of events in UA, I feel I'm more into it and worried from across the Ocean, then you are there.
Hope I'm wrong on this one.
I re-twitted your tweet about your interview and articles as you asked for it in yours. It's @starlet737.


Best regards.

 

From New York With Love (part 78)

Mr. Prokhorov,

Happy Birthday! Best wishes of success whatever you aspire to do.

The silence from your side on ongoing trouble in Ukraine is a little surprising,
but who knows what's in your mind.
So, enjoy the day, all the best to you!!!

Sincerely,
A.K.

From New York With Love (part 67)

Mr. Prokhorov,

Happy 1st of May, holiday of spring, labor, brightness, colors, son, socialization, youthfulness, friendship, peace, heritage, patriotism all all other good things that we all need.
Although i live here for many years, but still spiritually join people there with all the bright colors and warm memories and fun.

Politics doesn't look good in that side of the world. It's not a careless time for Russian politics.
I personally was very happy to see Crimea joined Russia and strongly believe that it will be much better for people there in every possible way.

You're still silent politically. I couldn't find if you were in Red Square today with your Party's representatives.
Why so silent? Maybe it's wise to do so? I hope that's the reason. Laying low, as we say in here?
Whatever it is in your mind and heart, I hope you're having fun.

Best regards.