The question of gays, voiced in the new film by American filmmaker Oliver Stone, addressed to the Russian president, was a "home preparation" and a cliche four years ago.

This opinion was expressed to the "Observer" by the Russian publicist, blogger and analyst Vladimir Golyshev.

The publicist, convinced that the director was only voicing the questions prepared in the Kremlin, said: "This is a home billet. Putin once again decided to trumpet his tolerance. There is nothing new, got from the shelf of the cliche of 2013 ".

In this context, he recalled the situation that arose on the eve of the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014. "The movement for the boycott of the Olympics began for political reasons. At that moment, from all the cracks, from which it was possible, was thrown the topic of the oppression of gays in Russia, and the theme of the boycott of the Olympics was instantly colored in rainbow colors ".

"It immediately became clear: who is against the Olympics in Russia - that's a gift!" - added the publicist.

He developed his idea in his own video blog:.

In response to these allegations, the Olympics in Russia "was devoted to unheard-of, tremendous tolerance" to representatives of non-traditional sexual orientation. In particular, "Putin deliberately climbed on a pedestal when a LGBT representative appeared there, demonstratively before the cameras to lick him from all sides. And the whole world exclaimed: "How wrong have we been with this beautiful man, where in the world are they still so good about gays?".

"Now we see something similar. The same order Stone. And Putin, in his typical barrack manner, furiously joked, "remarked Golyshev.

Full version of the commentary by Vladimir Golyshev listen here:.

As the "Observer" wrote, in a new film about the Russian president, Stone asked Putin if he was ready to shower on a submarine next to a homosexual, to which Putin replied: "I would prefer not to go showering with him. Why provoke it? Although you know I'm a judo master ".

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