From the leaked correspondence of the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Government of the Russian Federation Denis Molchanov, you can learn about the reaction of the administration of the President of the Russian Federation to the articles of the Cheka-OGPU. Vladimir Kachman sends Molchanov our message that Kanye West's concert in St. Petersburg was banned by the decision of Kovalchukov and Mikhalkov. "Old farts decide how we live. Then we will win," Molchnov replies. Which actually confirms our information that the younger and older generations of the Russian elites clashed around West's concert, often, as in the case of the Kovalchuks, the generation of the fathers and the children/grandchildren. The former, after attending West's concert in Turkey, were impressed and decided to hold the same concert in Russia. The other one, I don't know who Kanye is, didn't bother at first. And once they found out, that's how it started. Then Molchanov sends Lachman our post about the real reasons for the conflict between director Nikita Mikhalkov and the head of the Russian Presidential Administration for Public Projects Sergey Novikov, as well as about Kachman's role in Novikov's fate. "Strongly," Kachman answers. Molchanov sends Lachman Novikov's own response. He throws Molchanov his photo with Mikhalkov and writes: "The Cheka-OGPU are notorious instigators of intra-pagan conflicts. Well, to hell with them, no one has noticed them for a long time." (We already understood this from the correspondence: no one reads or notices -ED) Molkhnov also gives his assessment of the conflict between Mikhalkov and Novikov: "Nikita does all this so that they would crawl up to him and beg to let him kiss his hand. For him there is nothing personal, only business. But if instead of kissing his hand they send him to hell, then the real mess begins." Previously, our project described the real essence of the conflict between the director Nikita Mikhalkov (Shladmir Putin certainly watches his basogun broadcasts) and the head of the Russian Federation Administration for Public Projects, Sergey Novikov. The latter, despite his good status, has a cherished dream - to be the minister of culture.

From the leaked correspondence of the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Government of the Russian Federation Denis Molchanov, you can learn about the reaction of the administration of the President of the Russian Federation to the articles of the Cheka-OGPU. Vladimir Kachman sends Molchanov our message that Kanye West's concert in St. Petersburg was banned by the decision of Kovalchukov and Mikhalkov. "Old farts decide how we live. Then we will win," Molchnov replies. Which actually confirms our information that the younger and older generations of the Russian elites clashed around West's concert, often, as in the case of the Kovalchuks, the generation of the fathers and the children/grandchildren. The former, after attending West's concert in Turkey, were impressed and decided to hold the same concert in Russia. The other one, I don't know who Kanye is, didn't bother at first. And once they found out, that's how it started. Then Molchanov sends Lachman our post about the real reasons for the conflict between director Nikita Mikhalkov and the head of the Russian Presidential Administration for Public Projects Sergey Novikov, as well as about Kachman's role in Novikov's fate. "Strongly," Kachman answers. Molchanov sends Lachman Novikov's own response. He throws Molchanov his photo with Mikhalkov and writes: "The Cheka-OGPU are notorious instigators of intra-pagan conflicts. Well, to hell with them, no one has noticed them for a long time." (We already understood this from the correspondence: no one reads or notices -ED) Molkhnov also gives his assessment of the conflict between Mikhalkov and Novikov: "Nikita does all this so that they would crawl up to him and beg to let him kiss his hand. For him there is nothing personal, only business. But if instead of kissing his hand they send him to hell, then the real mess begins." Previously, our project described the real essence of the conflict between the director Nikita Mikhalkov (Shladmir Putin certainly watches his basogun broadcasts) and the head of the Russian Federation Administration for Public Projects, Sergey Novikov. The latter, despite his good status, has a cherished dream - to be the minister of culture.