On the third day, I read in the press judgments about the Russian Foreign Ministry’s black lists by which Mr. Lavrov is going to terribly punish the United States for interfering in the Magnitsky case. The names of Americans against whom the Russian Foreign Ministry intends to introduce (or has already introduced) visa sanctions are kept secret. The nature of the sanctions is also not clear. It is pointed out that these people (for example, participants in the arrests of Viktor But and Konstantin Yaroshenko) will have problems when trying to enter Russia.

I think it’s some kind of half measure. You need to show them the cushion mother on the full program.

First, we need to prohibit Americans from keeping money in rubles.

Second, it is necessary to prohibit them from buying Russian securities, so that they do not dare to parasitize on our economic miracle.

Third, of course, it is necessary to adopt a law that prohibits them from buying real estate in Moscow and Sochi.

They are no longer allowed to be treated in Russian hospitals.

And most importantly, children of American officials should be banned from entering prestigious Russian universities, including both budgetary and paid departments. Start with the second honey.

Here they are crying out and asking forgiveness from us for the gross interference in the internal affairs of Major Karpov.