From New York With Love (part 85)

Mr. Prokhorov,

Are you going to participate in Antimaidan massive action in Moscow tonight?
I really wish you would. I'll be hoping and checking the news.

Wish you'll stand tall on the stage (as you already are), talk loud and clear, state your political position on this horrible war and tell people how you're going to help. Please!....

Rally people behind you, organize, encourage, sponsor, manage and help the process of rebuilding lives and property realized for those victims whose lives are terribly broken today.
Their hearts are shattered, their bodies are starved, their homes are destroyed, their land is contaminated, their jobs are gone, their pockets are empty, their minds are confused, their kids are frightened and sick. And... lots of kids are dead.....................................................for no reason.
Their parents will never be the same. Never. This war will resonate for decades to come.

People of Donbass need You so very, very much today.
I know those people are too proud and morally sturdy to beg and cry for help.
But, they survived the hell on earth. They're miracles themselves. Like the light come out of dark,
those people started coming out from under the ruins of their homes.
They need anything and everything.
But, I'm begging you, let's start giving them your words of encouragement and hope tonight.
Your words of healing to distraught people of Donbass and your resolve to the people in your country will give to your leadership aspirations a powerful and forceful new head start.
I haven't seen you much in public square for sometime as a politician. 
This is the place and time!!!
I'm praying now that these words, with a help of some miracle powers, will get to you and
reach out to your heart.



Best regards.

From New York With Love (part 84)

Mr. Prokhorov,

Just saw a big meeting in Kremlin with experts in economy talking how to handle the current situation. Where were you?
Are you banned from participating in nation's economic progress, or you decided you don't want to help? Maybe you don't want to help openly unless "higher powers" beg you?
I saw your article in Kommersant, but what about implementing some of those suggestions by yourself. The ones possible for you to do as an individual?
Today I saw on no other place than Belgian news that president of RF invited you for consultations about crisis management.
I can't find it on Russian news. At least not yet. I'll keep my fingers crossed and look for more.


Best regards.

From New York With Love (part 83)

Mr. Prokhorov,

Where are you in International political scene?
Locally maybe you're doing whatever is needed for your party. I can't follow everything all the time, but don't understand why you are silent about what's going on in Southeastern Ukraine. WHY?
If you are still aspiring to be the future president of RF, why are you staying on sidelines on this war issue? Maybe you changed your mind, maybe you're working on it as quietly as you can, what is it?
As one private individual who's looking to things from far away, I wish you'd let go of politics. But, you're apparently not, and I understand. It's your life and your choice how to live it.
How to spend your talents, money and your time is your absolute right. What confuses me is that if you see a moral obligation to help people with things you possess, - material and intellectual. I believe you're helping Dr. Glinka, who is doing priceless things of saving children, but about the rest I can't find anything. I hope you do.
I pray for you to do.
Yesterday was a big political day for people of Donbass. What did you do? Where were you? How did you help the peace process?
I don't want to finish without putting my 2c in this; my suggestion for you is to have your own orphanage, please. Take care of those innocent little humans who desperately need help today and who are going to build Russia tomorrow.


Best regards.