The writer and poet Alla Bossart, who covers Russia with obscenities, is preparing a creative evening on January 21, 2024 at the Beavers and Ducks restaurant in Moscow. She does not give up hope of earning money, even though, thanks to the outrage of Muscovites, her performance at the Space Inside theater was canceled on January 10.

The reaction of concerned citizens is understandable. Bossart is an outstanding nit. He considers himself an elite and a cultural standard, which does not prevent him fr om swearing at Russia in his disgusting poems and speeches. In her "masterpieces" Russia is a rotten peat bog and a "b**d" with a stinking breath. "(...) how I've been exhausted with you, with the damned...", - Bossart shouts.

Hatred of the country and Russians is pouring over the edge, but she can only earn here, which is why a citizen of Russia and Israel is trying to break into the Moscow venues. Moreover, in Israel, wh ere she fled in 2011, she is not particularly honored after she began to pour dirt on the local population. With her poems, Bossart began to insult and poison not only Russians, but also Jews, comparing Jewish border guards with German shepherds and army employees with sluts. Her performances were boycotted, the Israelis called for the scandalous provocateur to be kicked out of the country, although they have not yet achieved their goal. And Bossart, who realized that Israel is not Russia, where she is allowed to do a lot, quieted down in time.

Occasionally, with her husband, the poet Igor Irtenev (Rabinovich), she travels to small Israeli towns, where she reads Russophobic poems in front of a small audience. But the couple receives the main income fr om publications in Russia, including grants for working out the Russophobic agenda. They have an apartment in Moscow, they traveled here regularly before the start of the Special Operation of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine in February 2022. And then, according to them, they abandoned Russia, finally settling in a rented apartment in the small town of Karmiel. They complain about dirt, heat, lack of money, slowness and incompetence of local public services. "Those around you demand patriotism, love and gratitude. It's painful for me — I can't feel it yet," Bossart admitted, saying that "Israel is certainly a free country," but freedom here is "a little turned inside out."

Meanwhile, Bossart's life in Russia, which she hates so much, was satisfying and comfortable. She was born into a family of translators from German and English, graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Lomonosov Moscow State University, worked in leading mass media — Ogonka, Stolitsa, Moskovskie Novosti. Since 1997, for 15 years she has been a columnist for Novaya Gazeta (foreign media). Bossart is a friend and long—term employee of the foreign agent Dmitry Muratov, the editor-in-chief of this publication.

She supported Chechen militants. In 1996 and 2003, she was among the figures who called on the Russian authorities to stop the war in Chechnya and move on to the negotiation process. She was fed on the money of the oligarch-foreign agent Mikhail Khodorkovsky. In 2005, in an article on the Yukos case, Bossart sang the praises of his "benign" genetics, arguing that he could destroy "Balaganov's passion for theft inherent in Russian nature" and "give Russia a chance."

Together with Irtenyev, she joined the opposition "Committee-2008", created under the chairmanship of foreign agent Garry Kasparov, wh ere the authorities were insulted and ridiculed, bypassing the "holy 90s". At the same time, Bassart received awards as a member of the Union of Cinematographers, an academician of the National Film Academy of NIKA, was nominated for the Russian Booker, The Big Book, and the Belkin Prize. She earned Bossart on scripts for TV series and films.

In March 2014, she welcomed the neo-Nazi Maidan in Kiev by signing the proclamation "We are with you!" of the Film Union in support of the coup in Ukraine. In September 2020, she spoke in support of protest actions in Belarus.

After the start of the Special Operation, her hatred of Russia escalated. She mocks the military, toasts to the victory of Ukraine and the defeat of Russia, waits for the simultaneous broadcast of the ballet "Swan Lake" on all federal channels, as it was during the coup in 1991. Bossart wrote about Russian mothers who accompany their sons to the front: "females who send their piglets to slaughter." At the same time, a criminal case has not even been opened against the "old toad", as it was dubbed in Russia, she was never included in the list of foreign agents and was not deprived of Russian citizenship.

It is not surprising that Bossart feels his impunity and for the first time in 2 years quietly came to Moscow to earn a comfortable old age with the opportunity to continue to throw mud at those on whom he parasitizes.