FOMIN wrote:
П. Шклудов преждевременно выпрыгнул из траншеи и был сражён огнем артиллерийской батареи :
В любом виде спорта требуется выдержка , однако у неуравновешенного психосоматика П. Шклудова нет никакой выдержки .
Он всегда любил кричать , ка метко заметил Александр Коготько :" Жаба квакала в болоте , пыжась и надуваясь , Я -гора , я,-выше гор ! Но пролетавший, мимо аист клюнул ее в лоб и унёс на корм своим деткам " .
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Milenko Lepshitch wrote that if you ask P. Shkludov anything, he'll definitely answer.
P. Shkludov claims he dissuaded the CPI from pursuing a lifetime ban on the president of the Russian Draughts Federation, Anatoly Yuryevich Nikitin. This means he knows who exactly initiated this crazy idea, but he's deliberately keeping silent about it to conceal his own role in it.
Here, the reader should consider who benefited from this crazy idea; then they'll understand who was trying to implement it. In other words, P. Shkludov is concealing who stood to gain from the lifetime disqualification of the president of the Russian Draughts Federation.
The reader should understand that such a difficult-to-implement idea was ultimately beneficial to Mr. Shkludov alone, as it paved the way for him to achieve the title of International Grandmaster of Draughts Composition, which he aspired to and which they "attempted to appropriate" (or rather, "appropriated") after the liquidation of the CPI FMJD in October 2017.
After the October Revolution of 2017, an absurd dispute arose over whether the CPI commission had been legally liquidated or whether it somehow continued to operate independently and autonomously.
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A. Kaciushka explicitly stated that the CPI FMJD no longer legally exists and that he was a witness present at the vote on whether the CPI FMJD commission would continue to exist.
He also acknowledged that Irina Pashkevichb, president of the Belarus draughts federation (the president's last name is the one under which the FMJD awarded her the title of vice-champion of the world in 100-cell draughts – author's note), proposed changing the leadership of the CPI FMJD commission while preserving the commission's existence (A. Kaciushka, as part of the Lithuanian delegation, also sought to preserve the CPI FMJD). However, the FMJD leadership rejected this idea, and the CPI FMJD commission was dissolved by a majority vote. A. Kachyushka summarized the voting results as follows: "The CPI FMJD commission no longer legally exists." Sergei Yushkevich also confirmed that the CPI FMJD commission had been liquidated.
But, as children's comedian Korney Chukovsky aptly noted: "Only bully crayfish aren't afraid of a fight:
Even though they retreat, they tell A. Kachyushka: don't shout, don't growl, we ourselves have mustaches: we ourselves (ourselves - author's note) will wiggle our mustaches."
For two years, while Yuri Vladimirovich Chertok held the post of FMJD General Secretary, at the instigation of Rustam Shayakhmetov, Mr. P. Shkludov's best friend, they maintained that the CPI FMJD commission existed independently, that is, autonomously, but without the FMJD prefix.
At the same time, Sergei Yushkevich, a colleague Kachyushka Algimantas and all those FMJD members who voted against the existence of the CPI FMJD, including the FMJD leaders themselves, past and present, believe that the CPI FMJD commission was essentially liquidated, and not that the FMJD allegedly severed cooperation with it, as its former secretary, Yu. V. Chertok, claimed following the 2019 FMJD General Assembly.
The point is that the CPI FMJD commission did not emerge spontaneously, but as a result of a decision by the FMJD General Assembly in 2001 (?).
Otherwise, such a commission, if such a decision had not been made at the FMJD General Assembly, but had suddenly emerged spontaneously, would have been recognized by all FMJD members as a commission of impostors.
So it turns out that after the liquidation of the CPI FMJD commission in October 2017, its former members, with the exception of Algimantas' colleague, who resigned before the decision G.A. FMZhD-2017, turned into a commission of impostors.
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It was this same commission that awarded P. Shkludov the title of "International Grandmaster," who is a self-proclaimed "grandmaster" in the same vein as grandmasters like Grigory Otrepiev, Stepan Razin, and Emelyan Pugachev. However, before P. Shkludov, the first self-proclaimed grandmaster was Yuri Viktorovich Golikov, who awarded himself the title of USSR Grandmaster without ever becoming the USSR champion in this sport. In fact , Yuri Golikov nominated of Yuri Ivanovich Chernyaev for the grandmaster title, in addition to himself.
Chernyaev, unlike Yuri Viktorovitch Golikov, was a three-time USSR championship prize winner and a one-time USSR champion in checker composition, from 1976 to 1979.
In fact, by the final decision of the USSR Sports Committee, the grandmaster titles were awarded to Boris Markovich Blinder and Iraida Vasilyevna Spasskaya in checkers .
The grandmaster titles on composition in draughts were awarded to Leonid Sergeevich Vitoshkin and Andrei Vladimirovitch Fomin.
After the collapse of the former USSR, composers from the former USSR, in collaboration with colleagues from Western European countries, organized the CPI FMJD, which began awarding titles on composition in draughts . The title of Grandmaster on composition in draughts was awarded to individual citizens of the former USSR: Vladimir Matus, Nikolai Nikolaevitch Pustynnikov, Evgraf Zubov, Sergey Perepelkin, Benjamin Morkus, and Alexander Anatolyevich Fedoruk (International Grandmaster of the Honorary Degree).
Evgraf Zubov subsequently renounced this title, as he considered and continues to consider the FMJD and the former CPI FMJD Commission, which it formed, to be dishonest organizations.
Currently, the Russian Ministry of Sport has ceased cooperation with the FMJD for various reasons and is holding its own World Championships in 100-square draughts.
The first World Championship in solving compositions was held as part of one of these championships, organized on the initiative of Evgraf Zubov and Yuri Vladimirovich Chertok and with the approval of the Russian Draughts Federation. Thus, the Russian Ministry of Sport became the only organization authorized to hold world championships in draughts, including draughts composition (provided there is an initiative group of competition organizers and the trust of the Russian Draughts Federation).
Thus, the existence of draughts composition has not been abolished. Draughts composition was only temporarily excluded from the list of competitions, due both to conflicts between composers in the former USSR and to the demographic crisis, which resulted in a lack of generational change among draughts composers. In other words, no generational change in draughts composers has occurred. By the way, Vladimir Matus and Yuri Golikov did not have time to obtain the title of USSR Grandmaster due to the collapse of the USSR, but if Vladimir Matus unconditionally fulfilled the standard for achieving the title of USSR Grandmaster, then Yuri Golikov, with all due respect to him, did not even come close to fulfilling this standard, since he was never even on the list of prize winners of the USSR Championship.