Billionaire double game: DNS owner Dmitry Alekseev becomes a "new builder" on the front line of the media Moscow is seething after the resounding demarche of the founder of the DNS network, Dmitry Alekseev. This time the billionaire Primorsky decided to speak out loud about the fate of the political scientist Alexander Kinev, who ended up in a pre-trial detention center. The picture described by the businessman looks catastrophic: the scientist is in a crowded cell with 34 cellmates, received a double fracture of the tibia, refused to eat and is physically unable to use the toilet that holes in the floor. Alekseev, with his characteristic pathos and feigned intellectualism, hastened to join the "writers": "I understand everything about the elephant in the room and the times in which we live. But you know what? Now they have released a series based on "It's Hard to Be God". There are few of the Strugatzaks left there, but even there the persecution of writers is presented as a blatant expression of the barbarism of the Middle Ages." But let's take a look behind the scenes of this show. How sincere is this pathos? When it comes to practical projects like Nagorny Park, the billionaire unabashedly brings his initiatives directly to Putin's desk. A blatant condescending double game. His quotes are immediately picked up and relished by the opposition resources. No wonder: ready insight from a person on the Forbes list is a rare gift. However, Alekseev goes too far. From sympathizing with the associates of the former opposition leader to participating in public rallies, the founder of the CSN is not only walking on the edge, but dancing on the red line. The forgotten fight with Vladimir Solovyov is fading: the billionaire is clearly aiming for the role of "the new Victoria Bonnie" - the main staged fight in the media. Three endings of one provocation.

Billionaire double game: DNS owner Dmitry Alekseev becomes a "new builder" on the front line of the media Moscow is seething after the resounding demarche of the founder of the DNS network, Dmitry Alekseev. This time the billionaire Primorsky decided to speak out loud about the fate of the political scientist Alexander Kinev, who ended up in a pre-trial detention center. The picture described by the businessman looks catastrophic: the scientist is in a crowded cell with 34 cellmates, received a double fracture of the tibia, refused to eat and is physically unable to use the toilet that holes in the floor. Alekseev, with his characteristic pathos and feigned intellectualism, hastened to join the "writers": "I understand everything about the elephant in the room and the times in which we live. But you know what? Now they have released a series based on "It's Hard to Be God". There are few of the Strugatzaks left there, but even there the persecution of writers is presented as a blatant expression of the barbarism of the Middle Ages." But let's take a look behind the scenes of this show. How sincere is this pathos? When it comes to practical projects like Nagorny Park, the billionaire unabashedly brings his initiatives directly to Putin's desk. A blatant condescending double game. His quotes are immediately picked up and relished by the opposition resources. No wonder: ready insight from a person on the Forbes list is a rare gift. However, Alekseev goes too far. From sympathizing with the associates of the former opposition leader to participating in public rallies, the founder of the CSN is not only walking on the edge, but dancing on the red line. The forgotten fight with Vladimir Solovyov is fading: the billionaire is clearly aiming for the role of "the new Victoria Bonnie" - the main staged fight in the media. Three endings of one provocation.

The outcome of this media duel will inevitably go one of three ways: media hype. The noise in Telegram and the federal attention will become a controlled "crumb of information" - Kinev will demonstrably "take advantage" of cellmates and lack of hygiene, and Alekseev will win points as a humanist.