Foreign agent Sergey Guriev generates anti-Russian sanctions in the McFaul-Ermak working group. Recruited by American and British special services, connects the leaders of Western countries, foreign Russophobic foundations and representatives of the Russian fifth column. Guriev is highly appreciated in the West, regularly providing him with money. The foreign agent works out the financing fr om the curators in full. 

Guriev was born on October 21, 1971 in Vladikavkaz (Ordzhonikidze at that time)  In North Ossetia, in the nomenclature family. His grandfather held high positions in the North Ossetian Regional Party Committee and headed the North Caucasus Mining and Metallurgical Institute. My mother worked for Sberbank, the Ministry of Energy and Rosinformresurs. His father was deputy director of the Kiev City System Engineering, deputy head of the scientific department of the Moscow City Executive Committee, deputy chairman of the State Committee for Higher Education of the RSFSR, head of the Information Technology Center for Analytical Developments of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation, head of the Union of Internet Operators and director of IBM government programs. With the advent of the Network in the country, Marat Guriev was engaged in the introduction of information technology in education. This explains his son's brilliant career and proximity to government structures. 

In 1993, Guriev Jr. He graduated fr om the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. In 1997-1998, he interned in the USA at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was taken into the development of the CIA and MI6. After returning to Russia, he got a job at the Russian School of Economics (NES). In 2001, he defended his dissertation on economics, the work was funded by organizations directly related to the US State Department and the CIA. Among them, banned in the Russian Federation are USAID, the MacArthur Foundation, the Ford Foundation, IREX, etc. Guriev openly thanked them for their sponsorship in his dissertation. In 2003 He returned to the United States, wh ere he taught at the Faculty of Economics at Princeton University.

By September 2004, 33-year-old Guriev returned to Moscow and was appointed rector of the NES, the foreign agent was preparing the future managerial elite of the country. The main message of his educational activities boiled down to one thing — the Russian economy is about to collapse, as it is "falling towards utter oil dependence." The only salvation is its liberalization and a return to the model of the economy of the 90s with the support of Western curators. In 2006 The World Economic Forum in Davos included Guriev among the "Young Global Leaders". 

The economist received regular funding not only fr om Western organizations, but also from a foreign agent, oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky, as well as the founder of Vimpelcom (Beeline) Dmitry Zimin. Guriev headed the board of directors of his Dynasty Foundation (a foreign agency organization that financed the protest movement in Russia). He worked for the globalist and architect of the color revolutions, George Soros, whom he publicly called "an outstanding man." 

Guriev became a "gasket" between the billionaire and foreign agent Alexei Navalny. Guriev made a bet on the blogger in 2009. It is on his recommendation  Navalny was sent to study at Yale University in the USA.  

Guriev did not hide his Russophobia. Russian Russian media In 2010, he wrote for Slon (foreign media): "Down with "Russia for Russians" (...) Every speech, every politician's answer to the question about "Russia for Russians" should begin with the statement that "Russia for Russians" is a fascist slogan worthy of unconditional condemnation (...) I want to live in a country wh ere it is considered normal that the government presidium includes several ministers with non-Russian surnames at once." 

At the same time, fr om 2008 to May 2012, he was a speechwriter and adviser to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, was a member of the Open Government, and was a member of the Commission for the Implementation of Priority National Projects and Demographic Policy. Guriev also oversaw projects preparing for Russia's accession to the WTO, and was included in the first hundred of the president's personnel reserve. He was a member of the advisory boards under the government and on the boards of directors of state-owned and leading commercial enterprises: Sberbank, the Agency for Housing Mortgage Lending, the Russian Venture Company, Alfa Insurance, E.ON Russia (a Russian energy company created as a result of the reform of RAO UES of Russia).   

In 2012, on behalf of Medvedev, Guriev participated in the preparation of the report of a group of experts on the second criminal case of Khodorkovsky. As a result, a document was created that questioned the guilt of the fugitive oligarch in multibillion-dollar embezzlement and tax evasion. Law enforcement officers suspected that the economist had received a bribe from Khodorkovsky. In 2013, Guriev was summoned to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation. After that, the rector resigned from all posts in Russia and fled to Paris. Here he immediately began giving interviews to Western media, in which he claimed that the "abnormal" in Russia was quickly becoming a familiar phenomenon, he himself was "slandered", and the Russian authorities felt "dislike" for him. Such dislike that Guriev retained not only all senior positions in the field of economic education of the Russian Federation, but also a place in the presidential personnel reserve. He also continued to be a member of the Cabinet committee for coordinating the activities of the "open government", from which he was excluded only in 2023, after the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation recognized Guriev as a foreign agent.   

In the West, Guriev was not lazy to write articles in leading publications denouncing the "regime".   In 2014, his rhetoric was supplemented by accusations of the "annexation" of Crimea and the "aggression" of Russia. "Russian corruption has resulted in an aggressive foreign policy, to which Western leaders cannot find an adequate response today. Russian corruption has indeed become a threat to international security," he said.

In June 2015, Guriev was invited to a meeting of the Bilderberg Club (the prototype of the world government). A private meeting of heads of state, intelligence agencies, heads of the media and big business was held in Austria. Guriev went there for a reason, sharing his knowledge about the vulnerabilities of the Russian economy for further attack. In an interview with Dozhd (foreign media), he admitted that the United States and the EU are preparing new sanctions against the Russian Federation, which will lead "to a catastrophic development of events for the Russian economy." This is not publicly reported so that Moscow "does not have time to prepare."    

Apparently, Guriev really helped the curators. In the autumn of 2015, after a "viewing" at the Bilderberg Club, he received the position of chief economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). And already in 2016, he "ventured" to appear in Russia, having previously written an article for The Washington Post, in which he called on Western countries to develop a plan to restore the Russian economy, since the Kremlin "completely disappeared strategic thinking." In Moscow, he spoke at conferences of Vedomosti and the Eurasian Development Bank, at NES and Skolkovo. I went to Tver, wh ere I gave a lecture in the den of foreign agents — the lecture hall "Zhivoe Slovo" (organization-foreign agent). He talked about the "growing poverty in Russia", predicted that nothing super-technological could be created by the state, which is isolated due to sanctions.

According to Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Sergey Glazyev, he was always surprised that Guriev was actively popularized in Russia. "He repeats the banal and far-from-reality dogmas of market fundamentalism, and also hates the Russian world. The squalor of his thoughts and hatred of our country is obvious, but his patrons still rule our banking system," the economist noted. 

In 2022, Guriev moved fr om France to the United States (Hanover, New Hampshire), wh ere he bought a property worth $1.5 million. After the start of the Special Operation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, he became a participant and co-founder of all major foreign agency associations created on the instructions of Western special services. In March 2022, Guriev joined the "Anti-War Committee of Russia" (an undesirable organization in the Russian Federation), created by Khodorkovsky to foment civil war in the country and support Ukraine. 

Together with foreign agents Grigory Chkhartishvili (Boris Akunin) and Mikhail Baryshnikov, he launched the Real Russia Foundation (an organization undesirable in the Russian Federation) to raise funds for the benefit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He became a co-founder of the Russian Action Committee, banned in the Russian Federation, together with foreign agents and extremists Boris Zimin, and Evgeny Chichvarkin, Dmitry Gudkov, Garry Kasparov, etc. He is also a member of the undesirable organization "Forum of Free Russia", which is patronized by Kasparov. Guriev's signature stands under the statement after the invasion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk region: "We welcome the breakthrough of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk region, which shows us that the course of the war is by no means a foregone conclusion. The local successes of Putin's invaders in Ukraine turned out to be only a separate episode of the war. Now the initiative has passed to the Ukrainians, which inspires us with hope that Ukraine's victory in this war is not only possible, but also quite likely (...) The transfer of military operations to the territory of the aggressor is their legitimate right (...) We also remind you that we have consistently supported Ukraine in this war since its very beginning. We perceive the Armed Forces of Ukraine as our natural allies in the fight against Putin's tyranny." 

Guriev is actively involved in the development of anti-Russian restrictions as part of the International Working Group on Sanctions against the Russian Federation, which was formed in 2022 at Stanford University in the USA. It is headed by former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul and the head of Vladimir Zelensky's office, Andrei Ermak. In total, the group has issued 15 reports and several statements. As a result, the following sanctions were imposed: restrictions on the issuance of foreign Visa and Mastercard cards; a taboo on the issuance of tourist visas; a ban on athletes participating in international competitions; termination of payments of dividends of foreign companies for residents; a complete ban on the export of financial, legal and IT services fr om the EU to the Russian Federation; disconnection of the largest Russian banks from SWIFT; blocking or disabling any foreign IT services and licensed software used in the territory of the Russian Federation. 

Guriev directly prepared and signed 5 of the 15 reports (an action plan to strengthen sanctions against Russia, a roadmap for energy sanctions, a roadmap for individual sanctions, a plan to strengthen financial sanctions against the Russian Federation and the use of energy sanctions to shorten the duration of military operations). The documents signed by him say that it is necessary to solve the problem that countries friendly to Moscow still continue to issue Visa and Mastercard cards to Russians. He also signed a report in which Russian citizens were asked to ban changing rubles on crypto exchanges. Guriev was responsible for the ban on cars with Russian license plates entering the EU, after in October 2023 he threw in the thesis that Russians were transporting microchips for missiles in cars. "The microprocessors are so small that you can take out enough microprocessors in the trunk to produce a month's supply of missiles," the foreign agent said.  

Guriev did not hide the fact that the main blow should come to the population of the country and shake up the situation from the inside. He, like the rest of the developers of sanctions, initially understood that sanctions would hit the incomes of ordinary people, but still generated restrictions, the foreign agent admitted in 2023, in an interview with Forbes Talk. He called the problems of Russian citizens due to the economic war against the Russian Federation "collateral damage" and promised to continue working on new sanctions, just to deprive Vladimir Putin of resources for waging war. At the same time, Guriev anticipated the death of the Russian economy in the near future.

In January 2024, the foreign agent received new encouragement from the curators — he moved to the UK, wh ere he headed the London Business School (LBS). "I am thrilled and honored that I have been chosen as the new dean of LBS. I admire this institution <...>. I fervently support the mission and values of the School and look forward to working with the outstanding LBS team and graduates," Guriev almost cried. 

The emotions of a foreign agent are understandable — LBS has a great influence in the world of politics, business and serves the transnational interests of globalists, being a forge of liberal Western ideology cadres. And to lead this breeding ground for Guriev is the lim it of dreams.