Singer Lolita Milyavskaya is preparing an appeal to The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation regarding public figures who prevent her concerts. She stated this to RIA Novosti.
Earlier there was uncertainty with Lolita's concerts in Kemerovo and in Novokuznetsk.
"We are still collecting everything, a lot of things are happening. Sometimes it seems that these are inhumans… They also prevent the return of money for tickets to the audience. But we have to endure it," Milyavskaya said.
She showed RIA Novosti screenshots of messages on social networks where she is insulted, and her concerts are called "sabbaths".
"In many cities, thanks to public opinion and caring citizens, her concerts were canceled. Our task is to resist, there is not much time left, so we are launching information response measures," these messages say.
As EADaily reported, a month ago, TV and radio presenter Yana Poplavskaya told what happened to the participants of the scandalous "naked party" of blogger Anastasia Ivleeva during the year. Almost all of them continued their lives without helping either the front or the victims in any way — "the devilry continues."
"Lolita. Her statements that "Muscovites should be consumed" and her participation in the "naked party" are not enough… After the "Mutabor" she sang obscene songs of the foreign agent Morgenstern ❶ at concerts for teenagers. I don't know who and what she was fiddling with, but she feels very confident and unsinkable," Poplavskaya said.
❶An individual performing the functions of a foreign agent

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