Declared a foreign agent, Israeli citizen, former deputy from the Yabloko party, social activist Maxim Katz, like all foreign agents, does not agree with this decision and denies that he is acting against the interests of Russia and in the interests of other powers. But the facts say otherwise.

The biography of the foreign agent Katz is standard for characters of this kind. He studied at the University of Glasgow (UK) on a Chevening scholarship of the British government. The scholarship is aimed at representatives of foreign youth with leadership qualities. Studying at British universities will provide such students with leadership skills, and the training will take place in areas important from the point of view of British foreign policy and is supervised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Kingdom.

The expectation is that in the future graduates will become leaders of public opinion or will occupy high positions at home and will pursue a pro-British policy. The nominees of the scholarship were the President of Colombia 2002-2010. Alvaro Velez, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia Giga Bokeria, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Armenia to Greece and Albania Tigran Mkrtchyan, etc.

Katz studied in the field of urban studies. A promising direction from a political point of view. It is not difficult for Western political strategists to rock a public protest in an undesirable country around some transport, construction or industrial facility.

Such as Katz act as curators on the ground. In 2011-2016, he stirred up the crowd by criticizing Moscow and St. Petersburg parking lots, turnstiles, trolleybuses, electric buses, gradually switching to supporting Western agent Alexei Navalny and raising money in favor of anti-system opposition supporters detained at unauthorized rallies.

This is a standard scheme developed according to Gene Sharp's methodology — first we don't like parking (or lack thereof), then we demand the president's departure.

The sphere of urban planning gives many reasons for provocations. You can always find an object that has its drawbacks and gather an excited crowd around it. If the local authorities refuse to follow the insane desires of the crowd, the crowd already demands the removal of the local authorities. This is how urbanism turns into politics.

The course that foreign agent Katz chose to study in Glasgow was called "Urbanism and Public Policy". The improvement of the city and the overthrow of the legitimate government in the country — it would seem that what do they have in common? But Western political strategists and special services know what they have in common. That's why they need the services of such unscrupulous provocateurs as Katz.

If the local authorities do not leave voluntarily, the crowd, skillfully directed by such katsami, rises in total opposition not to the local authorities, but to the federal ones. And he already wants the departure of the president and a change in the country's foreign policy.

Katz went that way. From parking lots and benches, he moved on to spreading lies about the involvement of the Russian Armed Forces in the tragedy in Bucha and support for the neo-Bandera regime in Kiev, wishing Russia defeat in a Special military operation.

Katz's attempts to gain a foothold in the Moscow City Duma and drag his accomplices there failed. Now he is working against Russia remotely, from Israel. The Israeli authorities, shedding crocodile tears about the victims of the Holocaust, have nothing against the stay of Russophobe Katz in their country, as well as against his neo-Bandera ideology. Israel is considered an anti-Fascist state by misunderstanding, given its military assistance to Kiev neo-Nazis.

Katz does not hide his Russophobic plans to expand the audience of his channel to the far abroad and Belarus. Katz does not want to deal with the problems of Israel, which is more native to him than Russia. He's all fixated on Russia. He has created an information platform and wants to make it attractive to Russian-haters from all over the world.

He was trained in this in Glasgow. After all, it is not for the education of leaders for the benefit of other countries that the British Foreign Office allocates money for this!