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[Alexandr Korol]

Then I told him how I’d already made a second passport, citizenship by
investment, and canceled it in December. Then I told him about how I reckoned:
maybe it’s the United States after all, and I set off there this year already, to
scout it out. And I was surprised that two years ago it was bad there, everyone
was very angry, irritated, they hated their president who was there at the time.
And everyone said that they were ashamed that they had such a president. And
everyone was very angry, negative, there was a heap of vagrants on every corner.
But now, when I arrived in 2026, that darkness had gone, and despite the fact that
new events are happening now in the United States, there were very few vagrants,
and people had somehow come to life. And it all resonated with me so, and I think:
“Wow, what a paradise here.” But in reality, as I understand it, it was because of
me, because I was in the Spirit, and this Spirit entered into everyone. Well, and
then I tell him that, again, all the events jump around, that I was supposed to be
in Russia now and circumstances stop me. And before Russia I was supposed to
be in Japan, circumstances stop me too, and I don’t understand where I’m even
being led. And that now it’s begun to get highlighted for me altogether that I need
to go to another continent, that maybe it’s South America — and again, which
country there: Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil. I’d recently had a call with
Big Alexander, precisely on the first or whatever date of May, still before the
meeting with Meladze. And he told me:

— Consider Paraguay.
— But I want to go to America.
— Yes, but there are risks. You won’t be able to make the documents in America,
you’re Russian. But if you make a Paraguayan passport — well, you’ll put up with it
for 2–3 years — then afterwards with this passport you can go anywhere, whether
to Australia, or to Canada, or to America.
— Well, that’s kind of logical. So, listen, I want to get some things done there and
so on. Probably after my birthday I could get ready to move somewhere.
— No, you must, before September, before your birthday — and in general, on the
contrary, as soon as possible. Better that you go somewhere right now. Because
afterwards everyone will bolt, and you won’t be able to do anything anymore,
when everyone starts running.

That’s what Big Alexander said.