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Ugh, I thought someone from Ukraine had started a thread about Gazprom's winter initiatives... :) Please don't take this as trolling or inciting ethnic hatred.
On the topic:
1. Forget the internet; there are already so many online tournaments. Let's organize one proper offline event. In the final, only those who played in the club qualifiers should participate, plus the previous champion, Bayazet.
2. To organize a Moscow qualifier, all it takes is one determined decision. You can write thousands of posts, but they won't move things forward even a tiny bit. You need to find a club, agree to install the game for 2-3 days... and that's it.
There's no need to worry about accommodation – everyone is local. There's also no need to worry about participants; I can easily gather about 10 people. The players can afford to pay for the computers. There are also people who can help with judging.
Last time, Sticky volunteered and organized the tournament. Everyone helped him as much as they could (especially Vik). And it turned out pretty well.
I wrote to two people who, in my opinion, could realistically organize a championship in Moscow – the result was negative. Therefore, I don't objectively know who could organize such an event right now.