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Strong male friendship of the homosexual elite of Russia

Modern Russia is more and more covered by the virus of same-sex love. Homosexual relationships are getting popular among the Russian elite, including politicians. In Russia, many influential connoisseurs of same-sex love have made a dizzying career: they run cities, Duma, banks, airports, factories, etc. Some of them can even be found on Forbes lists.

Powerful and influential, but almost none of them dare to come out and openly talk about their sexual preferences. They hide behind first and second marriages, large families, children, and they publicly criticize homosexuals and even vote against laws that protect the rights of the LGBT community.

 Is the president of the Russian Federation monitoring the situation?

The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin considers the Russian supporters of homosexuality to be full-fledged and equal in rights citizens of the country. In response to questions from journalists about his relations with representatives of sexual minorities, the President of the Russian Federation replies that he has "absolutely normal relations" with homosexuals. And this is the true truth, there are many proofs of this statement. In the very close circle of the current President of Russia, among his confidants, statesmen, and the richest people in the country, many practice same-sex love. High positions, private aircraft, and luxury cars, elite housing, expensive restaurants, stylish suits of famous brands, watches, cufflinks - all this is due to the strength of character, high competencies, the best education, personal acquaintances, or is it due to a non-traditional sexual orientation?

The image that Wikipedia portrays

Russian media have repeatedly ranked the most popular Russian gay politicians and always the TOP-5 is headed by Herman Gref. He is one of the most famous Russian statesman, president and chairman of the board of the largest state-owned Russian bank Sberbank of Russia.

Herman Gref is a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. They met in St. Petersburg. When writing a dissertation in St. Petersburg graduate school, Anatoly Sobchak was the supervisor of the graduate student Gref, and later he became his mentor and patron. It was him who promoted Gref. In the 90s, Gref worked in the administration of the northern capital and was the chairman of the Committee for the Management of City Property of the City Hall of St. Petersburg. Then he met Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev, Alexei Kudrin, and Dmitry Kozak. Since then, his career has gone up. First Minister of State Property of the Russian Federation, member of the Federal Commission for the Securities Market, Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation. In 2016, he took third place in the Forbes list of the wealthiest managers in Russia with an income of $ 11 million. In 2018, according to the same publication, he took second place in the ranking of influential Russians.

Gref can boast of many state awards: Orders of Merit for the Fatherland, II, III, IV degrees, the Order of Alexander Nevsky, the Order of Honor, the Certificate of Honor of the President of the Russian Federation, and many other insignia.

Herman Gref's family life is just as active and just as successful. A wedding ring on the finger is a symbol of a family man that is happily married for the second time with four children from two marriages. It seems like there is nothing to complain about: born - studied - worked - married ... All regalia and family life are just the tip of the iceberg, what we see on the surface, and what we are allowed to know about this person. He is the leader of the lists of gay politicians in the Russian Federation not by mistake, but because of his connection with Kirill Androsov, whom he is promoting in politics and business out of great love.

 Hand in hand up the career ladder

 Much has been written about the Androsov-Gref tandem. For several decades Kirill has been the most reliable friend and advisor of Herman Gref, originally from Murmansk, a graduate of St. Petersburg State Marine Technical University. The strong male friendship between Gref and Androsov began in 1996 when they started working in the St. Petersburg mayor's office under Sobchak. Later, Androsov, following Gref, moved to Moscow and began working in the Ministry of economic development and trade. The tradition of "following Gref and being his back" made Androsov Gref's Vice-Minister. Later, he became Chief of Staff of the Government of the Russian Federation under Vladimir Putin. He oversees the work of the apparatus, plans its activities, ensures the activities of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, and provides Gref with “personal access” to Putin. The roles in this union are distributed in a clear hierarchical order. Gref is a public politician and chief economist of the Russian Federation, and Androsov, joining the boards of directors of various major companies, protects the interests of his patron. In different periods Androsov was a member of the Boards of Directors of RAO UES of Russia, OJSC Rosneft, OJSC Zarubezhneft, PetroEnergoBank, Channel One, OJSC VTB, OJSC Svyazinvest, OJSC GAO VVTs. He was Secretary of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation and even a member of the Public Council under the Federal Tax Service and the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation. Since 2012 he is a professor at the School of Economics. He is a member of Russian Machines OJSC, Altera Investment Fund, Ruspetro plc, Rusnano LLC. These are all the positions that Kirill Androsov has held and still holds today. All these thanks to the strong male homosexual friendship with the influential Russian politician Herman Gref. Many international experts consider Kirill Androsov and his investment fund Altera to be a wallet for the unofficial income of Herman Gref, Chairman of the Board of Sberbank of the Russian Federation.

 A couple of successful and in love Gref and Androsov regularly travel the world on an airplane with tail number RA-10204 and in a livery typical for Sberbank. Tracking the Gulfstream G650's airways is nearly impossible without a transponder. However, the list of places for their joint vacations includes the Maldives, Singapore, Zurich, Basel, Grenoble, Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg, Karlovy Vary, Ankara, Tel Aviv, New Delhi, San Francisco, and many other places where two very important people can discuss not only pressing issues, but also relax and unwind from the bustle of Moscow, and certainly without girls.

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Secret representatives of LGBT community in Russian politics

From June 25 to July 3, 2020, a sensational vote on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation was held in Russia. 206 amendments to the Primary Law of the country were submitted to the plebiscite at once, but citizens could vote either “FOR” all the proposed amendments, or “AGAINST”. People were deprived of the opportunity to say “Yes” to support specific amendments and to check the “No” box to those changes they disagree with. According to social polls, the majority of citizens chose "No", but the amendments were accepted anyway since according to the CEC, the changes were allegedly supported by as many as 77.92% of those who voted.

The Russian government officials always do what they want. Everyone is aware of this long ago. In Russia, thought and word diverge from deed, and this is once again demonstrated by one of the amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation adopted in July this year - to Clause 72, which enshrines the concept of marriage as a union of a man and a woman. Why did it suddenly become necessary in Russia to add this into the Constitution? This happened in a country that is a direct descendant of the USSR, were not only “there was no sex,” but homosexual relationships were punishable by the Criminal Code.

To promote the need of adoption amendments and pursue as many citizens as possible, a series of campaign videos on the topic “Why amendments to the Russian Constitution are important” was launched. A propaganda video about the adoption of a boy from an orphanage was filmed for the amendment about the family. According to the plot, the action takes place in 2035, if the amendment was not added. A gay couple adopts a boy from an orphanage. One of the "men" takes the boy by the hand, leads him out into the street, and hears a question from him about where his mother is. In response, he points to another man standing near the car - he turns out to be a homosexual. The child's face is disappointed and upset. At this moment, the faces of the orphanage employees express obvious dissatisfaction with what is happening, and one of the gay men gives his son a girl's dress. The video ends with a kiss from the couple and the slogan, “Will you choose this Russia? Decide the country's future - vote for the amendments to the Constitution ”.

The Russian public was extremely critical of the video. The plot of the video does not in any way reflect the essence of the proposed amendment to Clause 72 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. This clause is about representatives of nontraditional orientation cannot be considered a family. The video is reflecting the fact that a homosexual couple has no right to adopt children. Also, the scriptwriters of the video did not take into account the fact that even without the proposed amendment and without the concept of marriage added to the Constitution, same-sex couples in Russia had no right to adopt a child before. This has already been guaranteed by amendments to the Law on Guardianship, as well as to the Family and Civil Codes, adopted 7 years ago. Therefore, it is quite obvious that there was no need for either an amendment or a video, since the video demonstrates same-sex relationships, and the amendment says that a family is a man and a woman. However, in Russia, the law for one is an opportunity for another. The question is who develops and promotes such restricting laws of the LGBT community rights?

 The virus of same-sex love in the Government of the Russian Federation.

In Russia, there is a very controversial attitude towards sexual minorities, they cannot be considered a family yet, according to the law, they are not allowed to adopt children either. It's as of today. Is it possible to believe those who publicly promote the traditional family and the values of classical family relations between a man and a woman, but lead an active homosexual life? As we know they can easily amend the Constitution. It is no secret that the ranks of the Russian elite and politicians have been massively infected with the sodomy virus. Nothing is surprising here when the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin himself considers Russian supporters of homosexuality to be full-fledged and equal in rights citizens of the country. In his interview to the American director Oliver Stone, Vladimir Putin said that in Russia people who adhere to non-traditional sexual orientation do not face restrictions on their freedoms. Vladimir Putin said, “We have no restrictions and harassment based on gender. Moreover, many people openly declare their non-traditional sexual orientation. We maintain relationships with them, many of them achieve outstanding results in their activities. They even receive state awards for their contributions. “

This is the true truth. In the closest circle of the incumbent President of Russia Vladimir Putin, among his confidants, statesmen, and the richest people in the country, there are a lot of fans of same-sex love. They made a dizzying career - running cities, Duma parties, banks, airports, factories, etc. Some of them can even be found on Forbes lists.

Powerful and influential, but almost none of them dare to come out and openly talk about their sexual preferences. They hide behind first and second marriages, large families, children, and they publicly criticize homosexuals and even vote against laws that protect the rights of the LGBT community.

High positions, private aircraft, and luxury cars, elite housing, expensive restaurants, stylish high-brand suits, watches, cufflinks - all these thanks to the strength of character, high competencies, better education, personal acquaintances, or is it a strong unconventional male friendship?

 Exposing Russian gay politicians

Russian media have repeatedly ranked the most popular Russian gay politicians and always the TOP-5 is headed by Herman Gref. He is one of the most famous Russian statesman, president and chairman of the board of the largest state-owned Russian bank Sberbank of Russia. 

Herman Gref is a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. They met in St. Petersburg. When writing a dissertation in St. Petersburg graduate school, Anatoly Sobchak was the supervisor of the graduate student Gref, and later he became his mentor and patron. It was him who promoted Gref. In the 90s, Gref worked in the administration of the northern capital and was the chairman of the Committee for the Management of City Property of the City Hall of St. Petersburg. Then he met Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev, Alexei Kudrin, and Dmitry Kozak. Since then, his career has gone up. First Minister of State Property of the Russian Federation, member of the Federal Commission for the Securities Market, Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation. In 2016, he took third place in the Forbes list of the wealthiest managers in Russia with an income of $ 11 million. In 2018, according to the same publication, he took second place in the ranking of influential Russians.

Gref can boast of many state awards: Orders of Merit for the Fatherland, II, III, IV degrees, the Order of Alexander Nevsky, the Order of Honor, the Certificate of Honor of the President of the Russian Federation, and many other insignia.

Herman Gref's family life is just as active and just as successful. A wedding ring on the finger is a symbol of a family man that is happily married for the second time with four children from two marriages. It seems like there is nothing to complain about: born - studied - worked - married ...

All regalia and family life are just the tip of the iceberg, what we see on the surface, and what we are allowed to know about this person. He is the leader of the lists of gay politicians in the Russian Federation not by mistake, but because of his connection with Kirill Androsov, whom he is promoting in politics and business out of great love.

Much has been written about the Androsov-Gref tandem. For several decades Kirill has been the most reliable friend and advisor of Herman Gref, originally from Murmansk, a graduate of St. Petersburg State Marine Technical University. The strong male friendship between Gref and Androsov began in 1996 when they started working in the St. Petersburg mayor's office under Sobchak. Later, Androsov, following Gref, moved to Moscow and began working in the Ministry of economic development and trade. The tradition of "following Gref and being his back" made Androsov Gref's Vice-Minister. Later, he became Chief of Staff of the Government of the Russian Federation under Vladimir Putin. He oversees the work of the apparatus, plans its activities, ensures the activities of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, and provides Gref with “personal access” to Putin. The roles in this union are distributed in a clear hierarchical order. Gref is a public politician and chief economist of the Russian Federation, and Androsov, joining the boards of directors of various major companies, protects the interests of his patron. In different periods Androsov was a member of the Boards of Directors of RAO UES of Russia, OJSC Rosneft, OJSC Zarubezhneft, PetroEnergoBank, Channel One, OJSC VTB, OJSC Svyazinvest, OJSC GAO VVTs. He was Secretary of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation and even a member of the Public Council under the Federal Tax Service and the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation. Since 2012 he is a professor at the School of Economics. He is a member of Russian Machines OJSC, Altera Investment Fund, Ruspetro plc, Rusnano LLC. These are all the positions that Kirill Androsov has held and still holds today. All these thanks to the strong male homosexual friendship with the influential Russian politician Herman Gref. Many international experts consider Kirill Androsov and his investment fund

Altera to be a wallet for the unofficial income of Herman Gref, Chairman of the Board of Sberbank of the Russian Federation.

A couple of successful and in love Gref and Androsov regularly travel the world on an airplane with tail number RA-10204 and in a livery typical for Sberbank. Tracking the Gulfstream G650's airways is nearly impossible without a transponder. However, the list of places for their joint vacations includes the Maldives, Singapore, Zurich, Basel, Grenoble, Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg, Karlovy Vary, Ankara, Tel Aviv, New Delhi, San Francisco, and many other places where two very important people can discuss not only pressing issues, but also relax and unwind from the bustle of Moscow, and certainly without girls.

Gref is the most striking example of how deceiving the image of an impeccable politician and businessman is that has been put together for the public. On television and in print media we see one person, however, this is far from the truth. The chairman of the State Duma, acting state adviser, United Russia deputy Vyacheslav Volodin, who, together with his female wife, is raising three children, also has a double life with same-sex partners.

Following Volodin, the rating of the gays of the Russian elite continues with the leader of the LDPR party Vladimir Zhirinovsky, who has repeatedly advocated for holding a gay parade in the Russian capital; the famous Russian oligarch and founder of the Civic Platform party Mikhail Prokhorov; State Duma MP and former member of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg Vitaly Milonov; a well-known Russian politician and successful businessman Boris Shpigel and other public figures well-known in Russia and beyond.

 Failed attempts by gay politicians to "clean up"

The above-mentioned people prefer to remain silent about the numerous accusations in the media. Very seldom they try to find the cover-up. For example, once banners with the text “Volodin and Gref are not gay” appeared on the streets of Moscow, but they disappeared very quickly. This is the case when the denial of a fact only confirms its truth. In 2015, Izvestia published an article on the Russian LGBT community. The article had an attempt to discredit Russian officials with their non-traditional sexual orientation. The editorial board referred to the opinions of political scientists and letters that were allegedly discovered by hackers when they hacked into e-mails of Russian LGBT activist Nikolai Alekseev. In a letter cited as evidence, US State Department officer and LGBT rights ombudsman Randy W. Berry allegedly gives Alekseev specific instructions on destabilizing the situation in Russia and denigrating the reputation of Russian politicians for a decent reward for the benefit of the United States. But the material published in the Izvestia newspaper did not contain either the complete text of the discovered letter or its copy. A scan of this letter was posted in full on the website of the hacker group, which took responsibility for hacking Nikolai Alekseev's mail. It's funny how the American side reacted to such attacks. American diplomats took the published scan of the letter and corrected numerous grammatical errors, and then published the letter edited with a red pen on the website of the US State Department. They recommended before writing dubious articles to check the spelling of the material: "Dear Izvestia"! Next time you use fake emails, please send us a message and we will be happy to help fix typos. Sincerely yours, State Department. “

It seems that modern Russia will cope more effectively with the coronavirus pandemic than with the same-sex catastrophe that can spread around the country if the wisdom of the leader does not defeat stupidity, and age-old family values are not going to appear under the ruins.

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The voice of the people of Russia:From stone carvings to inscriptions on fences

More and more Russian streets are flooded with inscriptions of various content. Since the mid-80s of the twentieth century, texts on fences and walls have been the voice of the people. New statements are replacing old ones that are faded in the sun, washed away by rain, and painted over. The numerous inscriptions and graffiti on the walls of houses, public transport stops, in underground passages, garages, and on fences of gateways voice out people’s thoughts and worries in different Russian cities from the suburbs to megapolis. Some of the inscriptions look like a real work of art, street art, others look like hooliganism, and the third category of these texts is not accidental and is designed to draw people's attention to something not entirely obvious, but very relevant. As a rule, it is very difficult to find the authors of such fence inscriptions. Anonymity and maximum caution, so as not to be caught by a spray bottle with paint for your sharp tongue, otherwise you risk getting an administrative fine or a criminal case for "extremism." But is the name of the author important if the phrase he wrote on the fence awakens detectives in people and they begin to search, read, analyze to get to the bottom of the truth.

 The secret becomes clear

Not so long ago, on the fences of the streets of Moscow, St. Petersburg, Murmansk, and some other Russian cities, incriminating inscriptions appeared, claiming the non-traditional sexual orientation of the largest Russian statesman, president and chairman of the board of the Russian state bank PJSC "Sberbank of Russia" Herman Gref and the former Deputy Head Of the Office of the Government of the Russian Federation, and now a member of the Public Council under the Federal Tax Service of Russia, Kirill Androsov. Why are these names flaunting next to a word that is insulting to every traditional man and why exactly such inscriptions appeared on Russian fences in specifically designated cities?

It is enough to put into the search on the web and a whole list of links about  Herman Gref being a representative of the LGBT community pops up. Moreover, according to Russian online media, Gref tops the ratings of the most popular Russian gay politicians and is always in the TOP-5. Gref himself prefers to keep silent about such accusations and continues to occupy high positions and "love" the one who is close to his heart. Especially under the tutelage of the President of the Russian Federation, nothing is scary. Gref is a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Their acquaintance took place in St. Petersburg. When writing a dissertation in St. Petersburg graduate school, the scientific supervisor of the graduate student Gref, and later his mentor and patron, was Anatoly Sobchak. It was he who promoted Gref up the career ladder. In the 90s, Gref worked in the administration of the northern capital and was the chairman of the Committee for City Property Management of St. Petersburg City Hall. Then he met Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Medvedev, Alexei Kudrin, and Dmitry Kozak, and his career has gone uphill. First Minister of State Property of the Russian Federation, member of the board of the Federal Commission for the Securities Market, Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation. In 2016, he took third place in the Forbes magazine's list of the wealthiest managers in Russia with an income of $ 11 million. Also, in 2018, according to the same publication, he took second place in the ranking of influential Russians.

Herman Gref's family life is just as active and just as successful. A wedding ring on the finger is a symbol of an exemplary family man. Happily married for the second time with four children from two marriages. It would seem that there is nothing to complain about. But all the regalia and family life are just the tip of the iceberg, only what we are allowed to know about this person. Gref leading the lists of gay politicians in the Russian Federation is not a mistake, he earned this reputation because of his well-known relationship with Kirill Androsov, whom he promotes in politics and business out of great love. Therefore, on the fences, these two names are written together.

 Strong male friendship

Kirill Androsov has been the most reliable friend and advisor of Herman Gref for several decades. He was born in Murmansk, graduated from the St. Petersburg State Marine Technical University. The strong male friendship between Gref and Androsov began in 1996 with their joint work in the mayor's office of St. Petersburg under Sobchak. Later, the habit of “following Gref and being his reliable back” moved Androsov to Moscow and made him minister of economic development and trade. With the help of Gref, Androsov rose to the rank of Deputy Chief of Staff of the Government of the Russian Federation under Vladimir Putin. In each of his positions, he provided Gref with “personal access” to Putin. The roles in this tandem are distributed in a clear hierarchical order. Gref is a public politician and chief economist of the Russian Federation, and Androsov, joining the boards of directors of various major companies, protects the interests of his patron. In different periods Androsov was a member of the Boards of Directors of RAO UES of Russia, OJSC Rosneft, OJSC Zarubezhneft, PetroEnergoBank, Channel One, OJSC VTB, OJSC Svyazinvest, OJSC GAO VVTs. He was Deputy Secretary of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation and even a member of the Public Council under the Federal Tax Service and the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation. Since 2012, he has been a professor at the Higher School of Economics. He is a member of Russian Machines OJSC, Altera Investment Fund, Ruspetro plc, Rusnano LLC. These are by no means all the positions that Kirill Androsov has held and still holds today. Many international experts consider Kirill Androsov and his investment fund "Altera" a wallet for the unofficial income of the Chairman of the Board of Sberbank of the Russian Federation, Herman Gref. And all thanks to the strong male homosexual friendship with the influential Russian politician Herman Gref.

Here is the explanation of the choice of cities for fence inscriptions: Andropov was born in Murmansk, the love of two officials was born in St.Petersburg, their unlimited opportunities for career growth and relationships strengthening was in Moscow. In Moscow, one of the inscriptions was discovered in the area of the Danilovsky market, which was bought out by Gref and Androsov, and the management as well as the development of the project was entrusted to the "secret" daughter of Kirill Androsov.

Believe what is written on the fence Gref and Androsov regularly travel the world on an airplane with a tail number RA-10204 in a typical Sberbank livery. Tracking the route of the Gulfstream G650 along the airways is practically impossible without a transponder. However, the list of places for their joint vacation in the Maldives, Singapore, Zurich, Basel, Grenoble, Abu Dhabi, Luxembourg, Karlovy Vary, Ankara, Tel Aviv, New Delhi, San Francisco, and many other parts of the world are known. A couple took private trips to Basel and the Maldives, where, far from prying eyes, two important and caring men can relax and unwind. There are many admirers of homosexual relationships among Russian politicians. Powerful and influential, they run cities, Duma parties, banks, airports, factories. The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin himself considers the Russian supporters of homosexuality to be full-fledged and equal citizens of the country. And to journalists' questions about his relations with representatives of sexual minorities, the President of the Russian Federation replies that he has "absolutely normal relations" with homosexuals. In his interview with the American director Oliver Stone, Vladimir Putin said that in Russia people who lean towards non-traditional sexual orientation do not face restrictions on their freedoms: “We have no restrictions and harassment based on gender. Moreover, many people openly declare their non-traditional sexual orientation. We maintain relationships with them, many of them achieve outstanding results in their activities. They even receive state awards for their contributions. “

None of these politicians dare to come out and openly declare their sexual preferences. Instead, they hide behind first and second marriages, large families, children, and publicly criticize homosexuals and even vote against laws that protect the rights of the LGBT community. For ordinary citizens of Russia, and the entire world, their image is formed to detail. They prefer to remain silent on numerous disclosures in the media. Only occasionally there are attempts to object. For example, once banners with the text "Volodin and Gref are not gay" appeared on the streets of Moscow, but they quickly disappeared. This is the case when the denial of a fact only confirms its truth.