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You're wrong. First of all, Siberians are not treated as "subhumans"; quite the opposite, they are deeply respected and liked in Moscow. Of course, I mean the "non-criminal" Muscovites, of whom there are quite a few, but they have very little influence, so they believe that Moscow is only populated by criminals. In reality, normal Muscovites have simply been pushed into the background so that careerists can more easily exploit them. As for the Chinese, I'll say this: they will come! And they will definitely come if we continue to tear each other apart, saying things like "Moscow is like this, but in St. Petersburg there is crime, and in Siberia it is cold." Perhaps I will now express myself like Zhirinovsky, but the fact is a fact: I don't know about China, but America is just waiting for this! Maybe some of you remember the Dulles Plan, developed back in 1945? And this plan is already being implemented through games, television, and the internet. I'll tell you this: if this continues, Russia will eventually completely fall apart. It is already falling apart. First Finland, then Ukraine, now Chechnya... I hope that none of the politicians are playing heroes and visiting this forum, because I will most likely be arrested for what I am about to say: Russia needs a Tsar! The best form of government is monarchy. The Tsar does not come for a specific term, but for life. Unlike a president, he does not need to be elected by the people to provide for his family until the arrival of a new leader, because power is passed down by inheritance. Yes, there are different Tsars: some are cruel and warlike, but the question is: are presidents and chairmen of the Council of Ministers of a different character? They are just people. Every form of government has its drawbacks, but monarchy is the most optimal of them. And personally, I think that sooner or later our (Russian) man will get tired of all this, and all the current "democracy" will be flushed down the toilet, and there will be a monarchy again, remember my words! This is my personal idealistic opinion. So to speak - IMHO