Agent named Tsoi

United Russia is looking for American spies among the living and the dead.

Alexander Tsoi, the son of rock star Viktor Tsoi, is preparing a lawsuit against State Duma deputy from United Russia Evgeny Fedorov. The heir of the legendary musician wants to hold the parliamentarian accountable for libel. United Russia publicly stated that the leader of the rock group “Kino” received grants from the CIA, and the song “We are waiting for changes,” like some others, was written for Tsoi by specially trained people in Hollywood in order to quickly collapse the USSR.

In an interview recently posted on YouTube, Russian State Duma deputy Yevgeny Fedorov calls the entire rock group “Kino” “one of the thousands of projects that the CIA led to achieve the collapse of the Soviet Union.” But mainly United Russia exposes the leader of the team:

“Remember, there was such a brilliant singer Tsoi? The KGB officers told us that they suddenly discovered that at some stage he began to sing songs completely different from before. Before that, he sang about aluminum cucumbers, and then suddenly he started singing about changes singing. It’s not his style. It’s like two different singers. They called in the whole group, they wrote papers everywhere, the KGB conducted research, interrogations - then the grassroots employees still had power, and they found out that all the last songs were not written by Tsoi himself. he knew how, he wrote them in a group - they brought them to him from America. People in Hollywood wrote songs professionally in Russian."

Carried away by the search for “national traitors” from the fifth column, Evgeny Fedorov still agrees that Viktor Tsoi did not ruin the country alone:

"Tsoi alone would not have done anything. But he is in the system. There was a whole system behind him... This is professional work. Like in Ukraine, they came to Kyiv and began to sew together thousands of factors with their threads of the Orange Revolution, that is, a coup d'etat. So they they did it in the Soviet Union. Tens of thousands of US specialists sewed each of their knots. Behind Tsoi, there were special people in the CIA who worked with him, gave him grants, gave him these songs... And those people from the CIA were covered by the American President and Mikhail Gorbachev.”

According to Fedorov, information that the collapse of the USSR was a large-scale planned American action was personally shared with him by employees who served in the special services in the 80s and 90s:

“We communicate with ordinary KGB employees of that time, junior officers. They say that then there was a clear plan, which everyone in the KGB knew about, a plan to liquidate the Soviet Union by foreign states, agent Gorbachev and the company. Moreover, the plan itself, ordinary employees, naturally, “They didn’t know. On the Russian fronts, on the ground, they encountered concrete manifestations of this plan, reported to the top, and then they simply tore up these papers. And then the KGB was dissolved so that it would not interfere with the liquidation of the Soviet Union.”

The parliamentarian had previously tried to bring the ex-president of the USSR to justice. On April 9, deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Evgeny Fedorov, Anton Romanov, Ivan Nikitchuk, Oleg Denisenko, Mikhail Degtyarev sent a request to Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika demanding that a criminal case be opened against Mikhail Gorbachev. They suggested charging him with the collapse of the state. The Prosecutor General has not yet responded to the spy hunters.

And Mikhail Sergeevich commented on this initiative as follows: “Apparently, all the issues in Russia have already been resolved, only one small matter remains - to imprison Gorbachev. Since the current deputy composition has nothing to do, since they are now busy with the past, then it is advisable to dissolve such a Duma.”

On April 17, the St. Petersburg social movement “Rock-Petrograd” reacted with an indignant statement to Fedorov’s statements. “If anything can be attributed to Tsoi, it is only the titanic work of uniting peoples,” commented the leader of the movement, Sergei Elgazin. “It was Tsoi’s songs that were heard at rallies in Crimea, and they are still heard at the Ukrainian barricades. In this situation, it is not appropriate to make such statements at least unpatriotic and stupid."

“What this deputy says about his father is complete nonsense,” the rock musician’s son Alexander Tsoi told Novaya. “But it’s one thing to hear some kind of heresy on the street and quite another from a State Duma deputy. This is not a city crazy, this is a person who makes decisions on a national scale. Now I am consulting with lawyers about filing a lawsuit against Evgeniy Fedorov."

Thanks to the site rock-history.ru for the photo materials.