By belittling one tournament, do you want to assert yourself in Yekaterinburg?

When you return from Crimea (and discover a fence that wasn't there), reread my post and point out where there is even a single word about belittling any tournament.

I personally didn't violate the rules and played all the rounds.

Imagine, I once played three rounds... and even won one...(although there really wasn't any incentive to play after the frankly awful draw in the first round - by the way, the fact that we were paired with you in the first round was a direct violation of the rules - since the draw results were different).

P.S. And Asm came as a spectator and didn't play in the tournament at all, how did he violate the rules?

Apparently, just by the fact of his arrival, he violated the rules... :smile26:

We need new ideas... we need ORGANIZATION.

That's a good idea: please apply it to your poor brain and your crumbling consciousness...

Vik and I strictly adhered to the rules.

Speak for yourself, sir, speak for yourself... In Crimea, it's your rules.

Where did your organizer-partner Sam disappear to?

Probably in slavery: considering that he leaves his passport as collateral, who knows with whom...

Many people didn't go to Michurinsk (from Ukraine/Belarus) not because Nagan is bad, but because there was nothing much to do there anymore.

Here, Captain has answered for everyone again. Apparently (according to him), players from Ukraine and Belarus have nothing to do at the CIS Heroes tournament. It will be interesting to see the reaction from both sides.

Just don't confuse apples and oranges.

Lying and cheating are phenomena of the same nature. In both, the same brain centers are involved. And continuing your logic, brother, it turns out - what's the point of talking to a person caught in a lie? Why waste time on him, etc.
Don't you see the direct analogy here? I'll give you a free lecture sometime: smile42:

Slavic brothers! Come! We are glad to see everyone (and Captain in particular)!