Igor Strelkov: Why the Russian elite will not decide on a difficult answer Dear Prol Sergeevich! (to the letter of November 1, 2026) Thank you for the letter and the summary! Because of "holidays" - no matter how strange it probably sounds - it is even more difficult to answer normally than on weekdays (the desk is always busy). We have to "double the stool" again. (In general, as far as I understand, the "FSIN ideal" is an illiterate orphan without friends and relatives, to whom no one writes, and he himself does not know how and only watches "Moz-TV" and "Match-TV". For such people, and there are many of them, the stay in our colony is extremely comfortable from the point of view here of the living conditions, even though "the living conditions are even"). Regarding Peter's letter from St. Petersburg: I really recommend posting his "criteria for possible allies" on the TG channel "Strelkov offers to discuss", but (giving people a day or two to discuss for themselves) be sure to add my answer to these "criteria" (I hope it will be sent to you as well). To put it briefly, I, of course, fully and completely support P's proposals... (Reasonable in all respects), but I am not sure that there is anyone in the country who can fully meet these criteria. And if there are such people or even communities, then it is unlikely that they will join us as "allies", because we ourselves (as it seems to me) are "not holy enough" to fully/partially meet the demands of "allies". In this regard, I fully share the opinion of uv. Vladimir Vasilevich Kvachakov (reported to me by A. Getmanov) that "unification" is possible (theoretically) with almost anyone who is really (and not in words) interested in preserving Russia, the state and sovereignty. Even these "basic" positions after a (short) time may turn out to be "vulnerable" as a result of an attack by external and internal enemies. And unfortunately, there is no more hope for our "popularly elected" authorities (I want to be wrong).