Biography of Sergei Mikheev
Sergey Aleksandrovich Mikheev is a recognized specialist in the field of political science, analyst, scientific expert, host of the programs “Iron Logic”, “Mikheev. Results”, Deputy Chairman of the Expert Advisory Council under the Head of the Republic of Crimea, columnist for the Internet television channel “Tsargrad TV”.
In the photo: Sergey Mikheev
He is one of the brightest and most emotional speakers on political talk shows on federal channels of Russian TV, ready to defend the national interests and honor of his native country not only through logic, the results of opinion polls, statistical data and his own erudition, but also with the help of his fists. For example, Polish journalist Tomas Maciejczuk once fell under his hot hand.
Sergey Mikheev is a recognized expert in the field of political science
However, some media outlets classify him as one of the “mercenaries of the times” and the “new preachers of hatred,” describing such talk shows as debates during which a dozen “experts” attack and shout at a person who dares to take a position that does not coincide with the “current general line” and express an alternative point of view.
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As everyone knows, the reformer Tsar Peter I opened a “window to Europe” when all normal people walked through the door. He adopted and introduced everything Western. He forced men to wear dresses with frills, ribbons, and bows. He forced them to shave their beards (the wealth of the Family) so that all men would be effeminate. He forced smoking and many other obscenities on his people. They didn’t speak Russian at court, because... it was considered the language of the common people. They spoke German and Dutch. Those. he was called "Ger Peter".
We have always counted not years, but Summer. Please note that ancient records of past events were called chronicles, not Chronicles. Their chroniclers wrote. We still ask each other how old you are, not how old you are. There is the word chronology, but there is no year calculation. In Summer 7208 from S.M.Z.H (Creation of the World in the Star Temple), Peter I postponed the New Year, issuing a decree on December 20 to congratulate each other on January 1 “on the new Got”, and to introduce a new foreign Julian calendar, where after December 31, 7208 from S.M. began on January 1, 1700 from the birth of Christ (Until the 18th century, the Moscow state adopted the chronology “from the creation of the world” (CM), i.e. from Adam, introduced in Byzantium in the 6th century. The creation of the world belonged to 5508 year BC. That is, plagiarism of our latest calendar form of notation is visible here). The foreign “Got” is consonant with our “Year”, only ours denotes a time period. The word “godit” (to expect) is associated with “year”, from here “wait” (wait for me), etc. That’s why “Got” so easily became “The Year.”
The heralds, accompanied by the beating of drums, announced the royal decree to the Muscovites:
“December 20. Named. - About the celebration of the New Year. The Great Sovereign indicated to say: His Great Sovereign knows not only that in many European Christian countries, but also in the Slavic peoples who agree with our Eastern Orthodox Church in everything, such as: Volokhi, Moldavians, Serbs, Dalmatians, Bulgarians and the very subjects of His Great Sovereign Cherkassy and all the Greeks, from whom our Orthodox faith was adopted, all those peoples, according to their years, count from the Nativity of Christ eight days later, that is, January from the 1st day, and not from the creation of the world, for many different reasons and counting in those years, and now from the Nativity of Christ the year 1699 has reached, and from the 1st day of the next Genvar, a new year 1700 and a new centenary century will begin, and for that good and useful purpose, the Great Sovereign has indicated that henceforth the dates should be counted in the Orders and in all affairs and fortresses to write from the current Genvar with ъ 1 date from the Nativity of Christ 1700. And as a sign of that good beginning and the new century in the reigning city of Moscow, after due thanksgiving to God and prayer singing in the church and who will happen in his home, along the large and well-traveled noble streets, to noble people and at houses of deliberate spiritual and spiritual Russian rank before to make the gates some decorations from trees and branches of pine, spruce and juniper against the samples that were made at the Gostin Dvor and at the lower pharmacy, or to whomever it is more convenient and decent, depending on the place and the gate, it is possible to make; and for poor people to each at least place a tree, or a branch on the gate, or over his temple; and then it would have ripened, now the future January, by the 1st day of this year, and that decoration of January would stand until the 7th day of the same year 1700. Yes, on the 1st day of January, as a sign of joy, congratulating each other on the New Year and the centenary, do this: when on the Great Red Square the fiery fun is lit and there is shooting, then there will be a chamber in the noble courts of the Boyars and Okolnichy and Duma and Neighbors and noble people th , military and merchant rank to famous people, each in his own yard from small cannons, if anyone has one, and from several muskets or other small guns, fire three times and fire several rockets, as many as anyone has, and along large streets, where there is space , From the 1st to the 7th of January, at night, light fires from wood or brushwood or straw, and where there are small courtyards, five or six courtyards gathered, put such a fire or, whoever wants, put one or 2 or 3 resin and thin barrels, and fill them with straw or brushwood, light them; and in front of the Burmister Town Hall there will be shooting and such lights and decorations as they wish.”[1]
Also, “His Majesty ordered to build clock bell towers in different places, on which there were clocks against the Dutch clock from 1 hour to 12 hours.”[1]
According to Jewish custom, on the eighth day after the birth of a boy (Abraham's Covenant with the Lord), the parents bring him to the temple, where the rabbi performs the “sacred” rite of circumcision of the foreskin. Those. the birthday of Jesus plus eight days and we get January 1. So they said at court “Happy new Got,” where the word Got in German is God, i.e. "With the new (circumcised) God." Those. this Peter's joke still exists, and people, having lost the original meaning, continue on January 1 to congratulate each other on the New Circumcised God, and not on the New Year, as it was before...
Dates and numbers were always written with a capital letter. This tells us that writing existed among us long before the Thessalonica monks Cyril and Methodius. And if it were not for Peter’s reform, this church fairy tale about “enlightening illiterate pagans” would have long been forgotten as a stupid joke. It was not for nothing that Empress Catherine II said: “The Slavs had their own writings many thousands of years before the birth of Christ.”
The new calendar was shortened to seven days, to please the admirers of the lunar cult, i.e. was in favor of the political interests of the Romanov dynasty, which adjusted all historical events to the Jewish Torah, i.e. wrote history: Is-Torah-Ya.
In the summer of 7262 (1754) in the Dimitrovsky monastery of Belovodye, 30 measured versts from the city of Tara, the Council of Elders decided to use two calendars, “in order to avoid persecution and the creation of all sorts of troubles, to the Slavs of the Holy Old Orthodox Faith, from the sovereign’s service people and from the ministers of the Byzantine Christian Church."
It was decided to use the Sacred Daariysky Circle of Chislobog for conducting Divine Services, celebrating holidays and observing FASTS (P - complete, O - cleansing, C - personal, T - body). And introduced by Tsar Peter, throughout the Russian Empire, the Julian calendar was used for the secular life of community members and parishioners professing the Holy Faith of the First Ancestors.
early years
The future expert in political science was born on May 28, 1967 in an ordinary Moscow family. There is no information about his childhood, parents and roots in the public domain - he does not like to share details of his personal life with journalists, preferring not to make it public.
Parents of Sergei Mikheev
It is known that as a child he wanted to become a pilot, and after school he went to work in the Moscow region, from where he left the army a year later. Sergei did not specify where he served in any of the interviews.
Sergei Mikheev in his youth
After being demobilized in 1987, he got a job as a laboratory assistant at the Air Force Engineering Academy. prof. N. Zhukovsky. Seven years later, he entered Moscow State University in the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Philosophy.
Sergey Mikheev (political scientist): family, children of a public figure
By the way, almost nothing is known about this man’s family. In his autobiography, he always indicated that he was married. However, it is unknown who his life partner is and whether the couple has children.
Even if you try to find out details about his personal life in the journalistic community, it is unlikely that anything will work out. The topic “Sergei Mikheev (political scientist): family” remains closed even to those who know him more or less closely. Some of my friends joke that Mikheev behaves like Putin. After all, the head of state carefully hides his family from prying eyes.
Mikheev behaves the same way. In an interview, if curious journalists begin to inquire about the topic of his personal life, the political scientist usually either simply does not answer such questions or politely steps aside.
Therefore, idle talk is powerless here: no matter how much you ask questions about who the wife of Sergei Mikheev (political scientist) is, what her name is, how old she is, the result will still be disappointing.
Career development
In the 3rd year of study, in 1997, in parallel with studying the theory of politics, political forecasting, psychology, conflictology and other political processes and sciences, Mikheev became an employee of the university Laboratory of Regional Policy. In addition, he carried out orders from various political forces, including the socio-political association “Congress of Russian Communities”, which was close to him for its patriotic program.
In 1997, Mikheev became an employee of the university Laboratory of Regional Policy
During the year of work in the Laboratory, the capable student participated in studies of regional political regimes, systems, regional structures, managed to show his best side, and in 1998 was accepted into the ranks of private experts (CPKR), headed by Alexey Aleksandrovich Chesnakov.
In this organization, previously created by students from Mikheev’s faculty together with representatives of the Russian-American University and the Institute of Russian History of the Russian Academy of Sciences, for three years he successfully analyzed political processes, monitored the media, and other issues. In particular, in 1999, TsPKR specialists provided expert and analytical support during the State Duma elections of the Unity political movement, on the basis of which the United Russia party was later formed.
For three years, Mikheev successfully analyzed political processes
In 1999, he graduated from university and began collaborating with the independent foundation Center for Political Technologies (CPT), the main competitor of the Center for Political Technologies. At that time, CPT advised large clients, including Norilsk Nickel, YUKOS, Transneft, and needed personnel. In 2001, the young specialist, who had experience working as a political strategist at the TsPKR, was offered the position of leading expert at the TsPT Foundation.
In the same year, Sergei Mikheev became a political observer and one of the main authors of publications on the information website Politkom.ru, launched by the General Director of the TsPT Foundation, Igor Mikhailovich Bunin. Successfully moving up the career ladder, in 2004 he headed the CIS Countries Department at the TsPT, and a year later received the post of Deputy General Director of the Fund. However, soon due to ideological differences with Bunin, he left the TsPT.
Sergei Mikheev became a political observer and one of the main authors of publications on the information site
Soon he became the head of the non-profit partnership “Institute of Caspian Cooperation”, which specialized in creating databases, unified registers and other information resources. In addition, a bright researcher of the world of politics was invited to the position of political expert at the central news agency of the Russian Federation “ITAR-TASS”.
During the period 2011-2013. he returned as director to the Center for Political Conjuncture, where he began his expert work under the leadership of Chesnakov.
Mikheev became the head of the Expert Advisory Council in 2013
After the annexation of Crimea, the political scientist became the head of the Expert Advisory Council under the Head of the Republic, created to analyze the socio-political situation on the peninsula, as well as the chairman of the supervisory board of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization “Expert Group “Crimean Project””.
In 2014, on the initiative of Lithuania, Sergei Mikheev was banned from entering EU countries.
Sergei Mikheev was banned from entering EU countries
The political consultant was a frequent guest on political talk shows on TV, in particular, the program “Evening with Vladimir Solovyov” on the Russia 1 channel, actively defended the interests of the Russian Federation, criticized the government of Western countries, the conflict with Ukraine, and the actions of the United States. Against the background of the aggravated foreign policy situation, his position turned out to be especially in demand.
Sergei Mikheev is a frequent guest on political talk shows
In 2015, he became the host of the radio program “Iron Logic” on Vesti FM, and at the same time, a political commentator for the radically conservative Internet channel Tsargrad TV. Since 2020, he has hosted the program “Mikheev. Results,” where he spoke on the most pressing topics of the week, made an assessment of events, and made forecasts for a particular situation.
First fame and steps to it
Work in the media brought some popularity to the young political scientist. First of all, we are talking about his cooperation with the Politcom website. RU". It was the readers of his blog who paid attention to his straightforward and frank reviews, in which Sergei did not hesitate to say what his other colleagues preferred to remain silent about.
Sergei Mikheev wrote a lot about things back then; he was always a very talented political scientist. He analyzed the situation in the world and in Russia, made bold forecasts, spoke about Russia’s path, about the Western world, its values and development prospects.
Personal life of Sergei Mikheev
The political scientist is married. He met his wife, a native of Feodosia Larisa (nee Sirotinina), while studying at the Faculty of Philosophy at Moscow State University. She later left her career in favor of housekeeping and raising children. According to unofficial information, the couple has three. It is known that the son, born in 2000, is named Egor.
Sergei Mikheev is married and has three children
When asked by journalists about his hobbies, the political scientist said that he had previously been involved in martial arts, karate, and participated in hang gliding competitions that were held near Koktebel on Mount Klementyev.
Sergei said that he had previously been involved in martial arts, karate
Mikheev is an Orthodox Christian.
For work, he visited many European countries, the USA, Iran, China, but he had never been abroad on vacation. According to Sergei Alexandrovich, he “is not drawn to all sorts of Thailand and Turkey.”
Sergei Mikheev does not like to vacation abroad
Sergei is the namesake of former boxer Sergei Mikheev, the wife of ex-skater Irina Slutskaya. Political scientist Sergei Mikheev has nothing to do with Irina.
Childhood
Sergei Mikheev was born in Moscow in 1967 into an ordinary Soviet family. More precisely, not quite ordinary: Sergei and his brother grew up without a father. Mikheeva’s mother raised her children (there are no photos of them from the family archive on the Internet) alone, without the help of her father.
Perhaps fatherlessness influenced the fact that Sergei Mikheev is a closed person. Personal life and family are taboo topics for a political scientist. He doesn't like to talk about himself, about his childhood.
Once Sergei Alexandrovich, in a personal interview about his family, wife and children, told his colleague Sergei Korneevsky that most children growing up in single-parent families are doomed to grow up unhappy.
It is known that Mikheev used to dream of becoming a pilot, but he failed to fulfill his childhood dream. After school, Mikheev worked briefly at a factory, after which he was drafted into the army, which he also prefers not to remember. Hazing, heavy physical activity - Sergei had a hard time in the service, but the trials did not break him.
“Neither two nor one and a half.” Political scientist Mikheev about the political system of Ukraine
On Thursday, April 16, Ukrainian parliamentarians may change the rules of the Rada to cope with “right-wing terrorism.”
— Sergei Aleksandrovich, in your opinion, how far can changing the rules of the Rada go to suit the needs of a specific political force and is this not a step towards authoritarianism?
— It’s probably possible to change the regulations, but to what extent will this be supported by public trust and the ability to implement all these decisions? As for Zelensky , in order to become an authoritarian leader, he needs to kill someone.
Kyiv has a clear position on Donbass, but Russia does not have it at all - political scientist Mikheev
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RIA Novosti, Alexander Natruskin
If not in the literal sense, then in the political sense. He has not yet been able to get rid of even Poroshenko , to whom he promised terrible punishments during the election campaign.
But Poroshenko’s rating is now growing, and Zelensky cannot do anything. — Do you think it is even possible to implement an authoritarian system of government in Ukraine?
—Who will be the subject of such a system? Authoritarianism relies on a strong individual or a group of strong individuals. For example, if it is not one person, it could be a junta of generals. Who will be the authoritarian leader in this case? [President Vladimir] Zelensky? He has absolutely no resources or abilities for this.
Kyiv has a clear position on Donbass, but Russia does not have it at all - political scientist Mikheev
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RIA Novosti, Alexander Natruskin
[Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Arsen ] Avakov ?
Well, for this he must take some other position in this system. One of the problems of the Ukrainian system is neither two nor one and a half. Neither authoritarian, nor democratic, you don’t know which. This, in fact, is one of the reasons for its ineffectiveness, that it is half-hearted. On the one hand, it is limited by talk about democracy, on the other hand, by the lack of real charismatic personalities who would have the ability to govern authoritarianly. Authoritarianism appears where a group of people capable of authoritarian leadership appears. This is not the case in Ukraine today.
— If we talk about Zelensky, what can he still do in his post?
- He can do anything. He has enough powers. He simply doesn't have enough willpower. He's afraid of everyone. It's one thing to tell people bedtime stories, but he didn't come into conflict with any of his opponents.
He promised to imprison Poroshenko, tear him to pieces, but so what? A year has already passed, but nothing has happened and nothing will happen, apparently.
Personal life
Sergei Mikheev is a famous Russian political scientist, whose biography in the “Family” column is shrouded in a veil of secrecy. He more than once indicated “married” in his marital status, but never revealed either the name or occupation of his wife.
Mikheev, known in the political circle, hides information about his children with special care, trying to protect them from the interference of journalists and other curious people. It is only known that the political scientist has three children. Some of them are quite old and have already graduated from higher education institutions.
Mikheev hides his personal life from everyone
As a well-known personality in various circles, political scientist Sergei Mikheev, who revealed his biography to the whole world, never advertises information about whether he has a family. Many compare him to the President of the Russian Federation, Putin, who hides his personal life with extreme care. In this matter, politicians are absolutely right, because in the event of a threat to their personalities, the first blow is always struck against close people in order to hit them harder and thereby destroy the politician as a person.
