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Igor Aleksandrovich My respects You will00:00:05
probably say that I am exaggerating in vain00:00:07
that Putin is drying up, nothing is drying up, unfortunately,00:00:12
Gleb Valentina lives for you to see Putin00:00:14
is drying up a lot of things, but so far it00:00:16
has not been converted into any real ones the00:00:18
problem00:00:20
is subsiding gradually, but in particular,00:00:23
indeed, the ruble is 100 rubles 100 rubles per00:00:27
dollar. This is a serious problem; it00:00:30
affects the lives of Russians; it00:00:32
affects the budget; nevertheless, the00:00:35
budget was adopted; it is a budget that00:00:38
is, in fact, well, almost the same00:00:42
as the budget of the Soviet Union was; well,00:00:45
almost the same as was the budget of the Soviet00:00:48
Union during the Second World War, well,00:00:51
the difference is that then the military part of the00:00:54
budget was 60% of the total amount of00:00:57
money in the state. And now it’s about 40%,00:01:02
but movement in this direction is planned. Putin00:01:06
is going to wage a war for a long time. Beyond the horizon of00:01:09
2025, but by the way speaking of the United00:01:12
States of America, which adopted the budget,00:01:14
it is true that the budget without Ukraine is for now, for00:01:17
obvious reasons, something temporary,00:01:19
the budget, but nevertheless, they are also00:01:22
going, they also see the war horizon00:01:24
already beyond 2025. Therefore, it is drying00:01:29
up, drying out, but still will not00:01:31
dry up, this process of drying out it00:01:34
will apparently go on for quite a long time and we00:01:37
know such old00:01:40
trees that dry up. But the process of their00:01:43
drying out lasts longer than a00:01:47
human life, so00:01:49
count on it like this all the time00:01:50
saying that everything there has already00:01:52
dried up, everything has already collapsed. No.00:01:56
unfortunately no Unfortunately this will all00:01:57
continue for some time And00:02:01
a lot of blood will take a lot of deaths00:02:03
So unfortunately I ended this00:02:09
remark with the fact that00:02:10
Victory by knockout did not take place and the00:02:14
sprint distance did not00:02:17
work out either We must count on the marathon00:02:20
and this is a different type of training this is a different00:02:23
type of nutrition, this is a different type of lifestyle,00:02:25
that is, a knockout sprint - this is one story.00:02:29
I came, I saw, I hit, I won, and here it’s00:02:33
a little different, here you have to count00:02:35
on a00:02:36
competition of resources in a00:02:39
race for survival, this is from the area,00:02:42
remember the movie was like that, they00:02:45
shoot the driven horses. Isn’t that so?00:02:48
something from this, something from this00:02:51
area, something like this we have to00:02:53
eat, of course it won’t be like a black00:02:55
swan on which everyone00:02:58
relies on But this bird is so00:03:00
capricious God knows when it00:03:03
will fly will it fly00:03:05
I’ll add about money is very important The thing is00:03:08
that 100 rubles per dollar00:03:10
happened now when it’s not very expensive00:03:12
today 90 but it has fallen in price it was00:03:15
95 and that was August September00:03:20
now it’s just started to decline a little00:03:21
and this00:03:28
[music]00:03:38
yes Well here we go Unfortunately, unfortunately,00:03:42
something happened with the connection, but I must00:03:44
say that00:03:45
in fact the situation with the00:03:50
Russian economy depends very little00:03:53
on sanctions. The fact is00:03:56
that00:03:57
when they talk about Who is the main Enemy00:04:00
in Russia, Who is the main one the biggest00:04:03
trouble for Russia,00:04:05
they usually talk about a military bloc from some00:04:08
terrible Patrushevs and Shoigu and so on,00:04:11
this is not the main enemy and the most00:04:15
dangerous. And the most dangerous people for Russia00:04:18
are the Nabiullins and the village are people who00:04:22
support the Russian economy00:04:25
in spite of sanctions Despite everything00:04:27
support it and thanks to which the00:04:30
Russian economy still has the00:04:33
opportunity to survive, Russian military00:04:36
factories continue to be financed,00:04:39
continue to produce lethal weapons.00:04:42
Even if it’s small. Even if it’s rusty. Even if it’s crooked, but00:04:45
nevertheless, it continues to arrive at00:04:47
the front, continues to continue to kill, and it’s00:04:51
precisely this economic bloc of the00:04:54
government who supports the00:04:56
Russian economy skillful00:04:58
professional these are the main enemies00:05:00
Ukraine is not at all so to speak mediocre00:05:04
senseless senseless Shoigu or00:05:07
there is an00:05:08
absolute just a clinical00:05:10
clinical fool Bortnikov who00:05:12
recently distinguished himself by00:05:14
speaking out against00:05:16
means00:05:18
he will make a statement that the elections in00:05:22
Slovakia are real even though he00:05:24
won them a loyal supporter of Putin00:05:27
So here you just need to00:05:30
correctly place the accents of the problem,00:05:33
of course, that Russia continues to00:05:37
continue to pull, continues00:05:40
to resist sanctions and continues00:05:43
to function. This This monster00:05:46
cannot easily be destroyed. Unfortunately, the war00:05:50
is dragging on and this actually, in my00:05:53
opinion, requires serious rethinking the00:05:56
internal tactics of the strategy for00:05:59
Ukraine itself and00:06:03
its allies00:06:06
to build this tactics and strategy00:06:09
in such a way that in order to00:06:13
fight to the point of attrition, but apparently it is still necessary to somehow00:06:16
rebuild the economy00:06:18
in such a way that there is00:06:21
no need to wait, when not to wait for00:06:24
Victory, and then begin restoration00:06:27
start at the same time I understand that this00:06:30
requires some kind of00:06:31
jewelry efforts, but in parallel with00:06:37
the war, we need to really establish the00:06:39
economy, establish our own00:06:41
production, as a matter of fact, Ukraine is00:06:42
doing this, establish the production00:06:44
of Drones, establish the production of missiles,00:06:47
restore the economy in parallel, that00:06:50
is, the Stajavo distance requires00:06:51
completely completely different mechanisms00:06:54
fundamentally other mechanisms of life,00:06:57
let’s say it requires a different way of life. That’s00:07:00
just the last thing I want to say00:07:03
in my protracted remark a little.00:07:06
Sorry Gleb Valentinovich I mean here00:07:10
Yes, I just want to say Well, just00:07:14
such a clear example, you know,00:07:17
when sprinting, it doesn’t occur to anyone00:07:19
in the middle of the distance Give give a person a00:07:22
snack, give him some water, and so on, and so on,00:07:24
because it’s a fast00:07:26
distance here. Everything is put on display, but00:07:29
in a marathon, along the way, a person is00:07:32
given some water, sometimes even tea, that00:07:35
is, it’s a completely different, fundamentally00:07:37
different way of life, a marathon requires a00:07:39
completely different approach, and for me it seems00:07:42
Now this rethinking is00:07:45
extremely critically important, including00:07:48
for the Ukrainian leadership, so it seems to me00:07:51
Well, I’ll still add to play,00:07:53
the European Parliament allocates 50 billion dollars,00:07:56
this is directly from the budget of the European Union, not00:07:59
some individual countries, not some00:08:00
Hungary will be from There are 18 billion of them right00:08:04
next year and from this money they00:08:07
will directly pay Ukrainian doctors for00:08:09
teachers, this is just a salary, this is just00:08:11
real money, this is very important. That’s what00:08:14
you are saying, the idea of a marathon so that Ukraine,00:08:16
no, it’s as if it doesn’t worry about what’s00:08:18
there in America somewhere in the budget they didn’t00:08:21
vote in America, it’s not their own showdown and00:08:24
God bless them But just 100 rubles per00:08:28
dollar is just incredible to me00:08:30
today Hmm, it’s intriguing because well, no00:08:34
dear, you understand Putin’s money00:08:36
is money from oil and at the same time, look at00:08:38
100 rubles per dollar and you know what kind of00:08:40
suspicion I have, you and00:08:42
I know that not now Putin’s people00:08:44
are selling to India for tugriks,00:08:47
30 billion dollars in these tugriks are00:08:50
stuck and they explain to us, well, you see,00:08:53
the dollars are not coming, but for me00:08:55
a suspicion arose Maybe the oil workers00:08:56
are just deceiving Putin himself, they hide there00:09:00
And they tell him fairy tales about tugriks, but00:09:02
no, well here Of course, you can suspect00:09:06
anyone of anything in the conditions of00:09:09
the information picture that is00:09:11
now emerging and conspiracy theories00:09:14
are blooming But in this case, I think00:09:16
everything is really transparent oil,00:09:19
oil and gas are now traded for00:09:23
rupees abroad. You can’t buy much and that’s why it00:09:27
really hangs. Well, it really00:09:29
hangs. Well, rupees. Well, after all, this is00:09:32
not some kind of main reserve currency;00:09:35
not everything can be bought for them;00:09:37
conversion is also a loss that’s why00:09:40
there are such problems When you talk about the00:09:43
fact that oil is becoming more expensive Well, good He doesn’t00:09:45
mind, but its sales volume is declining00:09:48
Well, they’re just really falling because the00:09:52
European market was simple, understandable, Clear00:09:54
and very very large, and the transition to the00:09:59
Chinese to the Indian market required00:10:02
gigantic gigantic losses, so that’s all00:10:05
Russia is not nearly as healthy as00:10:08
it would seem with such expensive oil.00:10:11
Here everything is obviously a problem. There are00:10:13
serious problems in the Russian economy, but they are not00:10:17
critical and they are still there.00:10:21
Moreover, I want to say one more very00:10:23
unpleasant Thing. This military budget,00:10:26
the military budget when a huge00:10:29
part of the budget goes to the military for the00:10:33
military industry to pay for the army,00:10:35
plus the same part of the budget is00:10:37
classified. I remember my bewilderment00:10:41
when I came to the State Duma and00:10:43
they began to propose voting for the budget and00:10:45
there half of the articles are closed.00:10:47
I ask the question guys: How to vote00:10:49
if I I don’t understand what’s there, maybe there are00:10:52
drugs in there, maybe there’s Slave trading, maybe there’s Slave Trade,00:10:55
maybe there’s I don’t know, so to speak, it’s explicitly00:10:57
written child molestation,00:10:59
so many billions, I don’t know what00:11:02
we’re voting for, meat was explained, no, that’s how00:11:04
everything works here, this is a secret00:11:07
article, you have to vote for them silently00:11:09
closing your eyes and covering your ears, that is, like00:11:11
this And now, in general,00:11:14
most of the presidential decrees are00:11:17
actually secret and most of the00:11:19
significant part of the budget items are also00:11:22
closed secret. I actually think that it’s00:11:25
time to switch to secret00:11:27
legislation, it’s just that the State00:11:30
Duma adopted Law What kind of law we wo00:11:32
n’t say anything, what they passed, we won’t show00:11:35
how they voted is unknown And what the00:11:37
result would be is also not clear to anyone00:11:39
And as a result, Well, some kind of Nezhdanchik, it will00:11:41
also become clear later This is approximately the00:11:44
mechanism of the relationship between the00:11:46
authorities and, unfortunately for me It seems it’s00:11:49
high time to move on. But what’s important00:11:52
about this budget, which I adopted, is00:11:55
everything about it, which was adopted, there are very00:11:58
large expenses intended, which are00:12:01
considered in social expenditures,00:12:03
intended for numerous payments of00:12:06
compensation to war participants, in fact,00:12:10
this budget makes beneficiaries of00:12:14
the war interested in the war in the00:12:17
continuation of the war, a significant00:12:19
number of people are00:12:21
military factories, which are now going to a00:12:24
large number of expenses in which00:12:26
wages are regularly paid and00:12:29
good wages. That is, more and00:12:32
more people who work in military00:12:34
factories and are interested are00:12:36
objectively interested in continuing00:12:39
the war, a large number of a huge00:12:41
number of payments for the dead00:12:44
military personnel in the war, and according to the00:12:48
General Staff of the Armed Forces, there are already about 27000:12:52
thousand of them, which is a lot. And now, multiply 270 thousand00:12:56
by there, what coefficient should we00:12:59
take, so to speak, two by three, these are00:13:01
family members of the families of these dead people, that00:13:05
is, it is already starting to move towards00:13:08
serious things there in numbers, these are people00:13:11
interested in the war because they00:13:13
receive payments for00:13:15
They receive a huge number of benefits00:13:18
payments for those who died for the participants in the war00:13:20
That is, these are all actually00:13:25
interested in the war, that is, in fact, in fact,00:13:28
the militarization of the budget is so00:13:31
extreme it creates a lot of00:13:35
support for the war that is, we can conditionally00:13:38
say that Yes, indeed,00:13:40
Putin personally started the war, no one at all fought00:13:43
even surrounded there, the General Staff was against the00:13:45
encirclement, they had to break through the knee00:13:47
personally, but this war was personally started00:13:50
by Putin, it lasted very long, and00:13:53
then a large number of people began to get involved in this war00:13:56
some by force,00:13:58
some voluntarily, and at the00:14:00
moment this prolongation of the war,00:14:03
turning the war into a marathon, creates an00:14:06
infrastructure of war in which a00:14:08
large00:14:10
number of people begin to get involved and, in general, this is such a self00:14:14
-stimulating spontaneous combustion00:14:16
process like this Peat Fire00:14:19
which, in general, is on its own doesn’t00:14:22
end and this is the kind of story when00:14:26
Hmm, so to speak, the authorities of the population, they are00:14:29
already lighting each other’s cigarettes, they are already00:14:31
continuing the war because they00:14:33
both become interested in its00:14:36
continuation. This is a serious story00:14:38
that, it seems to me, requires comprehension00:14:41
in general, a war that lasts several00:14:44
months and a war that lasts several00:14:46
years are different social processes. It00:14:49
seems to me that this now requires00:14:50
reflection.00:14:52
Well, I’m still for those who watch us in00:14:56
Russia, who think that everything is stable, everything00:14:58
will be fine and this will be for a very long time, after00:15:00
all, I’ll remind them what else, so to speak,00:15:03
there in January 1917 years in Russia,00:15:07
everything was really good and even the00:15:10
peasants began to eat twice as much bread as they ate00:15:12
before the war until the fourteenth year, and00:15:15
then boom and everything collapsed to smithereens and00:15:17
this Putin regime is undermining it,00:15:20
well, it’s just a confrontation with complete peace and the00:15:22
Russians who are everything to us - so listen,00:15:24
I’ll remind you that Russia loses all00:15:27
wars when it opposes the Anglo-Saxons00:15:29
and wins only those when it is in alliance00:15:32
with the Anglos. Let us remind them of this,00:15:34
remind them, and let’s move00:15:36
on with the news. Now we have00:15:39
such a favorite beaver-eater of, uh, different strata00:15:43
uh population uh Simonyan she00:15:46
commented here once again uh well00:15:49
she due to the fact that there were00:15:51
missile strikes, or rather carpenters, on Adler where00:15:54
she apparently grew up. This is near00:15:56
Sochi and this is the lawlessness of Sochi00:15:59
she actually brought with her to00:16:01
Moscow and to Russia and embodies it Yes,00:16:04
so to speak, for those who want to understand00:16:06
the psychology, simply Sochi, Krasnodar00:16:08
Territory is, well, a country where there are 10 times00:16:12
fewer laws than there are in Moscow and00:16:13
the Moscow region, relatively speaking, and00:16:15
listen to what she says in response to the fact00:16:19
that they hit it means Adler’s favorite00:16:23
strike Ukrainian drone00:16:29
they are getting further and further00:16:32
geographically the stakes are getting higher00:16:36
and thus from our side it is00:16:38
becoming more and more inevitable and more and more there is00:16:40
no alternative nuclear Ultimatum You can00:16:44
imagine that every day00:16:45
they ask me When will the Springs end I00:16:49
have no idea how it will all end00:16:50
again, I’m not sitting in high offices,00:16:54
I’m just analyzing and Analyzing, I don’t00:17:00
see any end to this, not based on00:17:03
what we want, but based on what they00:17:07
are doing and will do, they won’t give back.00:17:12
Well, a good actress successfully00:17:14
deceives the Russian people. What do you think?00:17:17
Well in fact Yes, and this is a constant00:17:21
memory of who will give00:17:23
in the back it has already become a meme But seriously,00:17:28
but she is fighting for the right to be called the00:17:32
first student in this school in the school00:17:35
of hatred Here she is, her husband, by the way, her00:17:38
husband is now included in the list like this to say to00:17:41
the personalities who are prohibited from entering00:17:44
Kazakhstan Well, simply because lately he has,00:17:46
I mean, uh, Keosayan,00:17:49
her husband, who lately is00:17:52
really also trying to become the00:17:55
leader of this school of hatred, then he00:18:00
attacks Armenia together with Margarine Simonyan, then he attacks Kazakhstan Well in00:18:03
short, they are all competing, and here,00:18:06
too, as a matter of fact, what we00:18:09
heard was the content, there was no content at all,00:18:11
they hit00:18:14
Adler, well, they hit him, the war is on, she00:18:16
already very happily reported that it00:18:19
turns out that the00:18:23
armed forces of Ukraine, General00:18:26
Zaluzhny, and the Ukrainian intelligence service are on00:18:28
General Budanov they sleep at night and00:18:32
see each other and confer on how to personally00:18:35
kill Margarita Simonyan because00:18:37
here she said that a00:18:40
missile hit00:18:42
a drone, or rather, it hit not far from her00:18:44
house. This is clearly an attempt on her life. Well,00:18:47
listen, they all tell tales about00:18:49
how all the forces of everyone intelligence services of the world00:18:52
are aimed at destroying00:18:55
Simonyan Solovyov and so on, all00:18:57
this trash is a way to attract00:19:00
attention, that is, they survive, they00:19:04
survive in this acidic environment00:19:07
that was created by Russian TV,00:19:09
they are there with them, you know, they00:19:14
have what - internal processes00:19:17
and these processes of sublimation of hatred, and if you do00:19:22
n’t pay attention to00:19:24
Russian TV, as the00:19:26
vast majority of normal people do,00:19:28
it seems that everything is stable. You’re00:19:30
talking about stability. Yes,00:19:34
on the eve of the collapse. It happens, but on00:19:37
Russian TV00:19:39
there’s nothing stable there. is going on All the time there is movement there00:19:41
All the time, uh, changes in some00:19:44
degrees of hatred, all the time there is a fight00:19:47
for promotion, someone says Well, we00:19:50
need to hit Kiev, someone says00:19:53
we need to kill Zelensky, and someone then00:19:56
picks it up and says No this is not enough00:19:58
Why does Zelensky need to kill all the00:20:00
Ukrainians and the other says, well, what do the00:20:02
Ukrainians have to do with it? We are fighting Ukrainians here, we00:20:04
must destroy the United States of00:20:06
America, it is necessary to create a strait00:20:09
named after Stalin, this is such a favorite00:20:11
joke of00:20:12
Russian propagandists that the strait and the00:20:15
places of Stalin How do you understand this00:20:16
strait00:20:17
between Mexico Canada so that something needs to be00:20:20
done so that the United States of America does00:20:22
not exist at all, and so on. That is,00:20:25
someone says, well, what are the problems? The00:20:27
Third World Nuclear War is00:20:30
no big deal, we’ll kill everyone,00:20:33
but we ourselves will remain These are some kind of00:20:35
Madmen like General Gurulev They constantly00:20:38
say that, in fact, there is00:20:40
this internal process of such00:20:44
self-infection with madness and Well,00:20:48
Margarita Simonyan they are the only active00:20:51
participants in this process there, you already00:20:53
understand further I don’t know when I come00:20:56
home They take off the mask or is the mask00:20:59
already firmly stuck to the face and it00:21:01
just comes off along with the nose,00:21:05
cheeks, ears and eyebrows and that’s why00:21:07
they are already sleeping in this mask, there are00:21:10
different options, in fact, I don’t really00:21:12
want to look into this, this wrong side of00:21:15
life, but most likely they are already in Moscow00:21:18
and are not filming it.00:21:20
Well, it seems to me that Solovyov’s mask00:21:23
has grown to his face, and Simonyasha, in my opinion, is00:21:25
cynical, it’s her, these Sochi people00:21:28
dragging around are chaos, I’m looking at her00:21:30
face, I think only I understand that00:21:32
she’s lying and playing role or in general this is00:21:35
obvious to everyone Well, to normal people,00:21:37
look what Solovyov has alienated. Moreover, I do00:21:39
n’t take all this from Russian TV, I00:21:41
take it from Ukrainian sources00:21:43
that post what is interesting and00:21:46
unusual. Look, Solovyov boldly00:21:49
ran into Yandex. Who would have thought00:21:53
Why I think Yandex is a complete00:21:55
scum, they are recruiting Gordon Dmitry00:21:58
Gordon, a Ukrainian journalist, I00:22:01
am typing Vladimir Solovyov, a Russian00:22:04
propagandist. Well, what are you, complete, finished,00:22:08
you are creatures in Yandex, that’s what was00:22:11
clear to the creatures, you are surprised at something there in00:22:16
our beloved Wikipedia, they00:22:18
call me a Russian journalist,00:22:22
born in the Soviet Union citizen of00:22:25
Germany00:22:29
no No other00:22:43
Yes, only because he had several00:22:45
tattoos noticed somewhere at one time00:22:47
like a day, this is not the point. I’m not00:22:49
going to justify the question Why00:22:51
Hitler is not named,00:22:52
I rarely look, I have this feeling they00:22:55
just wonder what’s going on what's really going on in the psychiatric hospital00:22:59
Indeed, this is00:23:03
no longer Propaganda I have already said for a long time00:23:06
that what we call I don't argue, I'm00:23:08
quick with words This is a rather useless00:23:11
activity, especially to00:23:12
stand up against In general, consumer00:23:15
words, but I must say that in Russia00:23:18
Of course not what it’s called00:23:19
propaganda in Russia, it’s00:23:21
not propaganda for a long time. I00:23:23
use the term media freenia for this, they00:23:26
release a program twice a week,00:23:28
which is called media freenia,00:23:31
this is different because propaganda is still00:23:34
something that carries some kind of00:23:35
ideology of some kind - then the image was More Well,00:23:38
you just looked, we now you just00:23:40
showed our audience Simonyan, you00:23:43
just showed these two uh00:23:45
Nightingale And that means this German00:23:49
writer What he calls himself means uh00:23:52
you understand there is no image of00:23:54
the future at all there is no image of the future00:23:56
There there is hatred that very00:23:59
recently you just quoted, well,00:24:02
showed these characters recently00:24:04
Soloviev was very indignant about00:24:08
the performance, by the way, it was very bright, it00:24:11
was broadcast and on many Ukrainian channels there is00:24:13
such a Russian comedian Garik00:24:17
Bulldog Kharlamov, so he means on the00:24:22
TNT channel there is a Comedy Club Well00:24:25
in general, well, this is a sphere very far from me,00:24:28
in general, I somehow have a hard time understanding00:24:30
where they are. You have to laugh. That’s00:24:32
when they joke, well, I’m guessing00:24:37
because I hear it like that. Everyone00:24:39
is laughing. Well, it’s probably funny, I’m00:24:41
ready too laugh Well, among them is00:24:44
this Garik Bulldog Kharlamov, he00:24:46
really has, unlike00:24:49
many, a sense of humor and recently he00:24:50
performed With such with such with such with such a00:24:55
song where he says that a dollar Well,00:24:57
how are you now, a dollar costs 100 rubles Yes, that00:25:00
means00:25:01
Russians they don’t let in There are 120 countries, 13000:25:05
countries Well, then he sings what, well, tell00:25:09
us, there is some kind of plan, some kind of00:25:12
plan, tell us, Garik Bulldog00:25:16
Kharlamov sings and in general, addressing the audience,00:25:18
but it is clear that he is addressing those who are00:25:21
at the top and in general people start laughing00:25:23
because it’s not clear what plan00:25:25
these people who arranged all this have,00:25:28
what plan? Tell me, and now he hit a00:25:31
painful point, you know, his joke00:25:33
was not from the position of Ukraine, not from the00:25:36
position of humanism, and from the position of law, uh,00:25:40
it’s not with these people there,00:25:43
like Simonyan, like Solovyov, a conversation with the00:25:46
position of rights from the position of00:25:48
humanity does not work for them, this is an00:25:51
incomprehensible thing, some people00:25:52
are talking nonsense. But what is the plan?00:25:55
Explain what the plan of the authorities is and this00:25:59
happened, this blow went through the00:26:02
defense and Solovyov began00:26:05
to say with hatred what the plan is, there is a plan to00:26:07
send you to the front. So there is a plan. Yes, in the00:26:10
spirit of this same E homeless man and the00:26:13
homeless poet who said to take00:26:15
this Kant even Solovki forever. That’s00:26:18
about the same;00:26:20
Solovyov had the same answer. Why but because they00:26:24
hit the combat point, they don’t have any00:26:27
ideology They don’t have any plan00:26:29
They have no image of the future They00:26:31
only have hatred and death ahead, there’s00:26:34
nothing else, that is, they00:26:38
compare the current Putin regime there with the00:26:41
Soviet one Well, yes, it was Soviet00:26:44
disgusting heavy regime or there with00:26:47
Hitler's Reich Well, both of them00:26:49
had some kind of plan, there was some kind of image of00:26:51
the future, there is nothing ahead at all,00:26:54
nothing in this and that's why this is00:26:57
a song, this is a rather harmless song of00:27:01
this Garik Kharlamov She struck00:27:05
it really caused hatred00:27:08
because he hit the point of the nerve00:27:10
node at the painful point there is no plan00:27:13
no plan everything has all this00:27:16
power and there is no ideology and that’s why there are only00:27:19
principles there, only hatred, here is00:27:22
incitement to hatred, including it is00:27:24
already taking over me Well, Yandex,00:27:27
listen to Yandex - this is the same thing, it’s00:27:30
actually the same criminal structure as00:27:33
Russian TV because00:27:34
Yandex is actually like00:27:37
Yandex. News filters the news in such a way so that, so to00:27:39
speak, everything is fine00:27:42
Well, in exact accordance with how00:27:45
Roskomnadzor is great and now Yandex00:27:47
has also become an enemy, that is, in fact, they are00:27:50
already starting to attack their00:27:53
Yandex defenses, play a few words that this is a00:27:57
tool that you and I don’t00:28:00
look at, this selection of 5 news00:28:01
that hangs on their board we00:28:03
use as a search engine tool I’ll00:28:06
tell you now that Yandex searches better than Google,00:28:08
you understand. And I’m looking for God knows what in00:28:11
all aspects of human life, so to speak,00:28:12
so Well, just a little bit,00:28:14
you understand Yandex is a source of pride for00:28:16
Russia, it’s something that could be00:28:19
beneficial to everyone and humanity if only this00:28:21
Putin's regime, you understand, it was created by00:28:23
talented people in the business mode of00:28:25
private capitalism Well, oh well, God bless00:28:28
him, in fact, what you are saying about00:28:30
the plan and the reproach of Garik Bulldog Kharlamov,00:28:33
we have a third episode on this topic, there00:28:35
Skabeev with his riffraff, it is quite00:28:37
long but it He’s smart, unlike the00:28:40
previous two, he’s like that, you understand, it’s00:28:42
very awkward for them to discuss these00:28:45
murky Negotiations between Patrushevo and00:28:49
Salem, so to speak, this is the Democratic00:28:51
part of the uh American establishment00:28:53
that is trying to00:28:55
hold peace negotiations somewhere under the hood and with00:28:59
that to slowly force Ukraine into00:29:01
peace in exchange for land, and now there are endless00:29:03
leaks on this topic. And so I00:29:06
watched this episode in its entirety and00:29:08
was amazed at how00:29:10
Skabeeva and Popov are trying to directly00:29:12
cut off this discussion. And they00:29:15
don’t have a manual on this topic at all. I have00:29:17
a suspicion that in the training manual it says00:29:18
don’t even mention it at all, it’s00:29:21
generally a very dumb thing, yes, despite the00:29:24
fact that it, well, fools in Russia wo00:29:26
n’t understand what we’re talking about, you understand.00:29:28
That is, for you and me, for00:29:31
Ukraine, it’s such a pale thing. What do they call the00:29:33
Russians? burned Yes, let's00:29:35
nevertheless see how one persistent00:29:37
dude pushes this topic, pushes Oskobeeva00:29:41
there with Popov, getting out00:29:44
of the negotiation process. The fact is that as00:29:46
happened several times and00:29:47
the negotiations, as I understand it, the last time of the00:29:49
negotiations did not quite suit one of the00:29:50
parties, to put it mildly, that’s why00:29:52
accordingly, after, as it were,00:29:55
and accordingly, after00:29:58
Lviv there is no Warsaw, we don’t have specific conditions there.00:30:02
Apparently, that’s00:30:04
accordingly how it will be now, you00:30:06
know what conditions you are telling Well,00:30:08
let those who entered into negotiations themselves00:30:09
tell the conditions here are the problems,00:30:13
for example, ask him this not our00:30:15
man Who knows The00:30:18
problem is this:00:30:20
now00:30:25
Tell me there00:30:27
was a basic component of00:30:29
the negotiations that are supposed to be a00:30:30
sort of basic position00:30:31
according to the first military00:30:32
conflict, this is to understand the negotiations00:30:35
Patrushev Salem the00:30:37
first operation it simply assumed a00:30:39
Return according to those positions00:30:41
that I doubt00:30:46
Accordingly, then there was a00:30:48
negotiation T which was supposed to be the so-00:30:50
called Korean scenario, as we00:30:51
know there, respectively, they are connected along these00:30:53
Dnieper, here are parts of the Dnieper, I say in advance00:30:55
no one was pollinated, so from this00:30:58
point of view there are many times people start00:31:00
thinking about Kiev, I’m talking about the same Well, it’s worth00:31:02
noting that Odessa busy never00:31:04
forget I hope there are people like that too, the problem00:31:07
is that now the00:31:08
negotiating positions are being strengthened to00:31:10
launch the track because from this00:31:12
point of view there will be no military00:31:13
solution to this conflict completely00:31:14
when the economic price of this conflict00:31:17
will be very high when the negotiation00:31:19
process seems to be will be inevitable in this00:31:21
case When next time you meet00:31:23
with Sullivan00:31:25
against we are going all the way to Victory00:31:28
advertising00:31:31
You look at Skabeev’s eyes are scared00:31:33
and00:31:35
Well yes That is, you know there are00:31:37
several people there in this viper00:31:40
but in Solovyov’s program in this00:31:44
nightingale’s mark there are no such people left there anymore00:31:46
But Skabeev has several00:31:49
people who Well, after all, they I don’t00:31:53
know for various reasons they are00:31:54
still trying to maintain some kind of00:31:56
objectivity and convey some00:31:59
information, this is, firstly, a00:32:00
gifted colonel who was himself A former00:32:03
employee of the General Staff who wrote from the very00:32:05
beginning about the beginning of the war wrote a text00:32:09
where he said that it was complete madness00:32:11
to start this war, that it was impossible to wage00:32:14
a war against the whole world, that this was stupidity00:32:16
and here he is, Well, not only he and the00:32:20
Colonel General entered into the same things00:32:22
he said, well, the gifted colonel is00:32:25
still present on these broadcasts And00:32:27
from time to time they say that in general it’s00:32:29
in vain that they think that there is, so to speak, an00:32:33
Abrams tank with caps and00:32:37
so on, he says that in general,00:32:40
he spoke recently, he said about the fact that00:32:42
soon there will not be a00:32:44
single corner in the Black Sea in which Russian00:32:47
Russian ships could hide from00:32:49
Ukrainian missiles, it was such a00:32:51
sensational program. So this00:32:54
guy, which means that who now00:32:57
spoke about saliva at the negotiations between the00:32:59
salty tsar and Patrushev, is an economist00:33:03
abzalov, in fact, they00:33:06
periodically make such00:33:08
sobering00:33:10
statements, but well, apparently they keep it00:33:14
because they still want to hear00:33:16
how I don’t know. Frankly speaking, I don’t00:33:19
want to fantasize and try to explain00:33:21
why they do this, why they have00:33:24
such sober voices from time to time00:33:26
they are launching, but in a very characteristic way they are00:33:30
launching These are the kind of people that00:33:33
Colonel Hodarennykh that this is an00:33:35
economist, they say from the position00:33:39
that in general they would like Russia to00:33:41
defeat Ukraine to disappear, but it’s just that00:33:44
objective circumstances are like this,00:33:46
this position is also present and always00:33:49
it’s always this horror and misunderstanding00:33:53
in Skabeev’s eyes, this desire to interrupt00:33:57
Popov. This is always present, there are00:33:59
such people, but they are not everywhere, these are the00:34:03
intonations in the programs, but00:34:06
Rkina has such intonations in Skabeeva’s00:34:08
But they are not there at all, well, the same, the same00:34:11
Solovyova Well, I’m not even talking about the completely00:34:16
poor programs of Tsargrad and so on, this is00:34:19
already the very bottom, and there’s also Babayan, there’s00:34:23
practically none of that either, so well,00:34:26
here, well, like this, if you want, a00:34:28
small little corner of pluralism00:34:31
arises here sometimes.00:34:35
It’s still them they are pumping up the dramaturgy, I00:34:38
actually understand this And the frightened eyes are00:34:40
pumping up the dramaturgy And we ourselves are scared But00:34:43
now I will show another video it will be00:34:46
in Ukrainian But everyone understands00:34:48
this today or just the other day00:34:51
Ukrainian troops took a Russian00:34:55
T-72 tank but in a very cool performance, he is a00:34:57
command Tank and he is full of super equipment,00:35:01
including night vision systems,00:35:03
he can see 5 km ahead and so on,00:35:06
and they are surprised to find00:35:08
French electronics from the00:35:11
Italis company. The Matrix is some kind of French and00:35:14
they say, oh well what kind of00:35:15
bewilderment is this and it may seem that00:35:18
we are now with you Yes, let’s show a video00:35:20
that In general, scares Ukraine, so to speak,00:35:23
and uh, everyone who sympathizes with00:35:27
Ukraine and wants Russia’s defeat in00:35:30
this war, yes Well, let’s00:35:31
watch it first and then discuss00:35:35
it is above the Ukrainian T-72b3 tanks from00:35:38
Rome in recent years with components from00:35:41
Ukraine NATO key elements of00:35:43
the modernization of the tank in front of me00:35:45
the thermal imaging complex00:35:47
Sosnau Windows00:35:50
and the enemy is bigger than us before00:35:53
its lows along the shoe for 5 km in the night pine00:35:58
with a complex of Russian rubles00:36:02
without protective filling the wines simply will not be able to00:36:05
read the channel drive of the glacier in00:36:08
the flood of bros in general, the French00:36:10
matrices are00:36:12
effectively both00:36:14
French and them in their portraits in00:36:18
2014 and what matrices are installed,00:36:21
microcircuits and pharmacy drives00:36:23
are present, there are00:36:47
French matrices What if the French are00:36:49
offended Maybe there is no need to show such a00:36:51
video00:36:52
Well, actually in fact, this is a question of where does it come from?00:36:56
Where does the French stuffing in a Russian00:36:59
tank come from? This is the same question, and in fact, this is00:37:03
not the only question, where did00:37:04
it come from, given the sanctions,00:37:07
somewhere there is a crack through which somewhere from the00:37:10
hole through which it all penetrates,00:37:12
this is a seriously serious question, I think it is00:37:15
necessary show I think that00:37:18
everything is fine here This is a question to which it is00:37:19
desirable to answer00:37:22
a lot and still you can’t shut it all up00:37:24
it’s obvious it’s kind of even here but00:37:27
in order to balance and objectivity as00:37:29
we love journalists, I’ll show you00:37:31
now another one watch without sound and00:37:34
therefore I will directly speak and00:37:36
tell this is00:37:37
signed to this French drone00:37:40
which will now be made in Ukraine and00:37:43
at the Antonov Design Bureau the famous00:37:46
Antonov enterprise signed a contract with the French00:37:49
company Turges uh what are these00:37:52
beauties You look what a00:37:54
drone this is a whole airplane And what kind of a plane is00:37:57
it maybe he’ll be carrying a bomb at the same time, or00:37:59
maybe he’ll already reach not only Adler,00:38:01
where Margarita Simonyan grew up, and straight00:38:03
to her house in Prince Moser near Moscow. But it00:38:05
seems to me that this completely00:38:07
balances out some kind of French00:38:09
matrix that they got from the tank.00:38:12
us and objectivity, and in my opinion, a good00:38:14
life story that affirms the truth, ah,00:38:18
Igor Aleksandrovich,00:38:20
I think that this is really an important00:38:25
story. The fact is that00:38:27
another of the latest breakthrough events00:38:29
that took place here in Ukraine and its00:38:33
environs is that there was00:38:37
an agreement on00:38:39
organizing several joint00:38:42
military productions on the territory of00:38:43
Ukraine with the participation of NATO countries, that is,00:38:46
we are talking about you and I, we interrupted00:38:50
our conversation a little about the protracted00:38:52
protracted war, and it seems to me that one00:38:55
of the tools for moving to a stayer00:38:57
distance is the organization of joint00:39:00
production of military equipment on the00:39:03
territory of Ukraine, that is Ukraine00:39:05
should become, given this stayer00:39:08
distance that it is unknown when the end of00:39:10
the war, Ukraine should become not only not00:39:14
only so to speak. This means that it is a country00:39:16
that accepts military aid, a00:39:19
country in which00:39:21
independent production of military00:39:24
equipment begins together with NATO countries,00:39:26
as far as I understand, this drone00:39:28
is possible. one of the first such00:39:30
large swallows in this direction. This is so00:39:34
as not to be constantly a petitioner with an00:39:39
outstretched hand all over the world. And to have our00:39:42
own production, that is, relatively00:39:43
speaking, you know the famous famous, which00:39:46
means the question to you is whether it’s a fish or a fishing rod,00:39:49
so Ukraine is now00:39:52
asking for a fishing rod more and more often and they don’t ask, but they get00:39:55
a bait, that is, in order not to00:39:57
constantly receive money, only money00:40:00
and only military equipment, but to produce00:40:03
this military equipment together with00:40:06
Western partners. It seems to me that this is00:40:08
exactly the Hmm transition to the right00:40:11
direction that will allow us to00:40:13
win a protracted war. This is a00:40:16
military marathon00:40:18
and I will add that not only Western00:40:20
partners, but also yesterday there was a message00:40:22
that the famous Turkish company00:40:24
Bayraktar, whose chief engineer00:40:28
is the husband of Erdogan’s daughter, Sujuk Bayraktar, is00:40:32
simply a genius, so to speak, who studied00:40:34
in America, he could have stayed there already he00:40:36
made drones there, in my opinion, his00:40:37
thesis was at the Massachusetts00:40:39
Technological University - this is a super00:40:41
global educational institution, so to speak,00:40:44
after which Well, the salary is00:40:45
at least 150,000 dollars a year, he might not00:40:48
have returned, he returned here in Turkey and00:40:51
began to make these at his company00:40:53
father who used to make some kind of00:40:55
agricultural machinery, you understand, that is, a00:40:56
real patriot, so to speak,00:40:58
began to make Turkey his homeland And00:41:02
Erdogan’s daughter met him They00:41:04
got married When he had already done everything And00:41:06
when, so to speak, these bayraktars00:41:08
here signed a supply contract into the00:41:11
Turkish army, that is, he was already an00:41:13
accomplished person in full,00:41:14
well, I’m talking about Patriots, about real ones00:41:18
in different countries. Yes, but about00:41:20
the bayraktars, a Ukrainian man told me in Spain00:41:23
who really00:41:26
knows the mechanic; at first, the bayraktars00:41:29
helped the Ukrainians a lot in the war00:41:32
they were super, but then the00:41:35
Russians learned to fight them because the00:41:38
GPS navigator and uh this became a problem and the00:41:42
Russians have a strong uh00:41:44
radar fight and most importantly a lot00:41:46
And this non-Ukrainian fighter who I do00:41:50
n’t know what special forces he’s from but00:41:51
he knows so much, so to speak, he and I,00:41:53
I’m afraid of this word, drank in00:41:56
Spain, so he told me just00:41:58
incredible and details about how there are00:42:01
Russian electronic warfare systems,00:42:04
this machine stands there or for a week it knocks out00:42:06
all the equipment around and the Ukrainians can’t and the00:42:09
Ukrainians are organizing a super special operation.00:42:11
Finally, they destroyed this00:42:13
radio-electronic center, so to speak, for several days they are00:42:16
fighting, everything is fine, the doctor flies, then the00:42:19
Russians brought them again. He says, yes, how00:42:21
much do they have in their warehouses, when will00:42:23
they run out? But I’m telling you this. So you00:42:26
understand, yes, that is, it’s not not for and not00:42:28
against this Here is the real mechanics of war00:42:30
as it is, yes, that is, this is such a00:42:33
thing And so I left it especially for you00:42:35
and me Sorry for the abrupt transition from the00:42:38
topic on the topic of00:42:39
NTV habit for00:42:43
93, today we have an anniversary with you00:42:46
people of the wild nineties are with you But where00:42:50
were you and I exactly 30 years ago yes00:42:53
When Yeltsin shot the parliament And00:42:56
now I’ll ask you to show us this00:42:57
video, it’s scary to say NTV Well, damn, it’s00:43:00
dynamically edited Well, what can you do,00:43:03
yes And there will be these shots like a tank00:43:05
Shoots straight explosion in the White00:43:08
House in Moscow, watch friends00:43:11
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applause]00:44:10
[music]00:44:13
[applause]00:44:14
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Well, Igor Aleksandrovich, what do you00:44:29
feel when a tank shoots at the lair of the00:44:31
commies who For 73 years they killed our00:44:35
homeland, they killed tens of millions of00:44:37
people.00:44:42
Well, of course,00:44:46
what you say has nothing to do with reality. The tank is00:44:49
not shooting at the lair of the commies. The tank00:44:52
is shooting at the00:44:54
parliament that was00:44:57
democratically elected, this is one of the first00:45:00
democratically elected00:45:02
Russian parliaments, this is the same parliament.00:45:05
who elected Yeltsin Well, just for00:45:08
a minute so that there are no these00:45:11
hallucinations that you are now00:45:12
spreading on the air, a tank shoots at the00:45:16
very parliament that elected00:45:18
Yeltsin as00:45:20
chairman of the parliament Yes, you are shooting at the00:45:23
very parliament that adopted the00:45:25
privatization law, according to which later00:45:28
privatization took place in Russia Yes, in this00:45:32
parliament there were people who00:45:35
were elected by democratic Russia with the participation of00:45:38
democratic Russia, I was a member of the00:45:41
Coordination Council00:45:42
in Russia and now I know what it was like,00:45:45
there were deputies who were elected with the00:45:48
help of democratic Russia with00:45:50
the support of Russia Day, there were00:45:52
communists, they were the majority But these00:45:55
were different communists, they were communists of the00:45:57
fascist type. Here you are right. But there00:46:00
were also a certain number of them; by the way, they00:46:02
could not prevent00:46:05
Yeltsin from being elected chairman of parliament, and then00:46:09
the following happened, and then it means that they are00:46:11
lovers of easy, simple solutions; I know00:46:15
many of these people00:46:16
well; I cooperate with many of them they decided that00:46:20
in order for parliamentarism in general it is00:46:24
hard, difficult work, coordinating00:46:26
interests, so to speak, forming a00:46:30
coalition. Well, why does it take so long? Why is it so00:46:33
difficult? It’s better to00:46:36
lead the country with the help of decrees, and00:46:39
many people, many of my friends, they00:46:43
moved from this parliament to the00:46:45
administration President simply00:46:48
thereby weakening the reformist wing. It’s00:46:51
true that we still need to say. So00:46:53
this parliament has00:46:56
really turned at some point00:46:59
into a nest of00:47:02
reactionaries due to which due to the fact00:47:05
that many reformers find it difficult to carry out00:47:08
parliamentary hard work and they left00:47:11
Parliament to the presidential administration00:47:13
and preferred the leadership of the country with the help of00:47:16
indicating This was such a situation of00:47:20
two in power and of course the key issue00:47:24
and the biggest crime was decree00:47:27
14400 after which this absolutely00:47:30
illegal decree of so to speak00:47:34
liquidation00:47:36
Well, in fact, contrary to the Constitution,00:47:39
contrary to the then laws on by which,00:47:42
by the way, this parliament was elected,00:47:45
there was this decree, which, so to00:47:48
speak, meant the dissolution of parliament and the00:47:51
creation and creation of a new00:47:53
constitution there, elections to the new parliament,00:47:56
the State Duma, during which I00:47:59
just became a deputy of the State Duma. So I00:48:02
was a participant in all these events.00:48:04
of course, I was not on the side of Rutsky00:48:07
Khazbulatov because after00:48:09
this decree, which means 1400, the parliament took place,00:48:19
absolute evil began to concentrate within the parliament, here, attention.00:48:21
Here is a very important transition, after the decree,00:48:24
not before this, not long after 1,400 And after the00:48:29
decree for 1,40000:48:33
Absolute evil began to concentrate inside parliament in the form of00:48:36
Khasbulatov and Rudsky Mokash Well, in00:48:40
general, this is all this all this is00:48:42
final There were also Barkashovites00:48:45
who came there later But this00:48:48
absolute evil began to concentrate00:48:50
inside parliament after the criminal00:48:52
decree of Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin did not00:48:55
of this And after that, therefore, this is the00:48:58
trigger Well, such is the Civil War00:49:01
Light, it was released, of course, by Boris00:49:04
Nikolaevich And then, of course,00:49:06
the main culprits were these00:49:09
rabid ones in the person of Rutsky Khasbulatov00:49:13
Makashov, who stormed Ostankino, I, we00:49:16
saw it all, it was all before our00:49:18
eyes happened uh Therefore, this is00:49:21
the situation and in fact this is where00:49:25
Putin came from, this is where Putin came from and00:49:28
you know by chance, but he came from these00:49:30
shots that were fired at the00:49:34
parliament building which you so romantically00:49:37
portrayed as shooting at00:49:39
communists. No, of course that means00:49:42
Look at where it came from because00:49:44
Putin took it from the fact that the window of opportunity had closed, the00:49:48
window of opportunity was And00:49:50
then after this00:49:53
parliament was destroyed, after that the Constitution was adopted.00:49:55
Do you remember by chance Which00:49:57
Constitution was December 12, 1993 The00:50:01
Constitution of the autocracy and why and00:50:05
because the counterbalances were00:50:07
actually destroyed after00:50:10
this parliament was destroyed Well,00:50:12
of course they didn’t shoot at the parliament; the00:50:14
parliament was late; frankly speaking, yes, but the counterbalances were very much00:50:18
destroyed and00:50:20
autocracy reigned in Russia; no00:50:22
counterbalance. I remember how we came00:50:25
to this very new so-called00:50:27
parliament, which was called00:50:28
the State Duma and there were no counterbalances at all.00:50:30
opportunities to resist the absolute00:50:34
autocracy Putin's Yeltsin's00:50:36
reservation is not quite according to Freud But it's certainly true that00:50:39
Yeltsin's then autocracy of00:50:42
the parliament had no opportunities,00:50:44
no chances because everyone understood that it was00:50:47
worth showing some kind of00:50:50
initiative I remember well how I00:50:53
stood on the podium several times with the00:50:56
law on television and radio broadcasting about public00:50:59
television, demanding the liquidation of00:51:01
state television, they00:51:02
told me why why00:51:04
liquidate, destroy the KGB instead of it, the00:51:09
FSB, why is this necessary, it’s in good00:51:12
hands, yes, this is this, so to speak, a00:51:16
rubber truncheon - this is a stick, this is the00:51:19
destruction of any00:51:22
alternative opinion But this weapon is a00:51:25
deadly weapon in good hands00:51:28
We often have good Tsar Good That’s all, and that’s why00:51:31
we have preserved00:51:32
state television, that’s why we have00:51:34
preserved, in fact, the KGB,00:51:37
renamed the FSB, because it00:51:39
was in good hands. I remember well these00:51:42
current ones when they said don’t interfere, do00:51:45
n’t hang on Yeltsin’s arms because00:51:48
that this is a good tsar, a good tsar, there is no need to00:51:51
demand some kind of counterbalance of00:51:53
some kind of Freedom of speech, alternative00:51:56
opinions of public television,00:51:58
stupidity, this is all not ours, this is all, but00:52:01
we must have a good tsar, a00:52:02
wonderful book by00:52:04
Oleg Popsov, chronicles of the times of Tsar Boris,00:52:07
came out then time and she00:52:11
really described reality and it was believed that00:52:13
this was the good Tsar Boris Well, and then Well, it00:52:16
happened that the evil Tsar Putin came, so00:52:18
it turns out that’s how fascism was born, to00:52:21
some extent it was born from these00:52:23
romantic shots that you00:52:26
just showed with such pleasure00:52:27
I just saw it before my eyes,00:52:30
it all happened, that’s how it was, that’s where00:52:33
shots were taken into the future, and that’s how00:52:36
Russian fascism was born, it’s00:52:39
all to blame.00:52:44
Well, it had to be like that, I’m saying something. And00:52:48
in your head, something completely different00:52:49
is imprinted, of00:52:52
course. Well, as in everything, Yeltsin Boris00:52:57
Nikolayevich Yeltsin is a man who00:52:59
very much had several00:53:03
remarkable traits, for some00:53:06
reason that is not completely clear to me, for00:53:09
some reason he never wanted to00:53:11
crush, which means criticism addressed to him,00:53:14
he never he never choked you did not00:53:17
stifle freedom of speech He really uh00:53:19
contributed to the creation of Hmm this uh00:53:22
so to speak state and00:53:25
para-state uh oligarchic00:53:27
structure Media Well, he didn’t crush the00:53:29
opposite opinion he allowed himself to be00:53:32
criticized did not destroy critics this is00:53:35
his second great achievement Boris00:53:38
Nikolayevich Yeltsin of course Hmm, so00:53:41
to speak Well, somehow he really didn’t00:53:43
understand anything about economics, he was ready to00:53:46
support Gaidar, when Gaidar00:53:49
arose, he was ready to support00:53:52
Chernomyrdin, when Chernomyrdin arose, and00:53:55
anyone, that is, just not very well. He00:53:57
really didn’t understand anything in economics, but00:53:59
also It would be strange to expect this from a00:54:01
person who, so to speak, grew up and00:54:04
was formed as the00:54:07
first secretary of Sverdlovsky, then as the00:54:10
secretary of Moscow, we candidate member00:54:13
polyron left. It would be careful to00:54:14
suspect him that he00:54:17
understands something in economics. No, he didn’t understand, but in00:54:20
principle he didn’t interfere some kind of00:54:22
economic reforms, this is also a big00:54:24
deal, wonderful, everything is great, they00:54:25
really managed to create some kind of00:54:28
pseudo-market economy, all because00:54:30
it was monopolized, but00:54:33
nevertheless, a huge step forward was made,00:54:35
huge, thank you very much, this is that the00:54:38
Russians received an apartment as their00:54:41
property this is a great thing, that is,00:54:43
all Russians have a housing market, this is a00:54:47
huge step forward and a lot Boris00:54:50
Nikolaevich is a historical figure with well,00:54:53
in the end, that’s all he knows, the end00:54:56
was done by the Crown and this is the end of his00:55:00
reign - this is a special operation successor,00:55:03
it doesn’t cross out everything that was00:55:06
done by him, but nevertheless, Well, this is this,00:55:08
this is the final chord of his00:55:10
reign, which Well, in many ways, it00:55:14
colors everything that went before. I’m not even talking00:55:16
about the Chechen wars, for which he is00:55:19
certainly personally to blame, here it’s00:55:21
his personal fault and his personal fault and others and00:55:24
his entourage Well, this is how00:55:27
we had Tsar Boris, but he says that he is to00:55:30
blame for everything, I never said anything like that.00:55:35
Let me put 5 kopecks, you understand.00:55:39
All these 90s I described how00:55:42
this capitalism is built from the inside, I saw00:55:44
it and when you say that Yeltsin did00:55:46
n’t understand anything about economics and you don’t need00:55:48
to understand anything, you Yeltsin grew up under00:55:50
Soviet power. You know that the collective farm doesn’t00:55:52
work, that only private00:55:54
property works and Dansiopin, who00:55:57
made capitalism in China, he was flesh00:56:00
and blood, he’s also a communist who00:56:02
accepted in the ass passed fire water and00:56:05
everything in the world and Dan Salpin the first thing00:56:07
he said to the Chinese is to get rich and it doesn’t matter00:56:10
what color the cat is if it catches mice you00:56:12
don’t have to be a genius to00:56:15
understand economics you understand there is00:56:17
created a tool that is quite00:56:19
authoritarian and Decree 1.400 and a00:56:22
presidential republic is an00:56:24
instrument with the help of which he00:56:26
was obliged to make normal reforms in00:56:29
the country and he did not do them, and the freedom of speech00:56:31
that you are talking about should be put in his00:56:33
merits. I don’t care.00:56:35
I’m a journalist who lives with freedom00:56:38
of speech all my life and I say that we don’t need it,00:56:39
we need a good Russia and not00:56:42
a shock, you understand, and the evidence of onew in00:56:46
Singapore who made reforms with00:56:47
freedom of speech was not very good there, every00:56:50
mongrel journalist could not afford to00:56:52
bark at the president, so to speak,00:56:54
who made a chic country out of the trash heap of Singapore,00:56:56
but let me put it this way00:56:59
I shouldn’t say all this00:57:01
because well,00:57:03
just for me, understand this too. Well,00:57:06
10 years, so to speak, are the brightest00:57:09
in my life, so to speak, and so00:57:11
here, oh, and it’s time for us to finish with you, we will00:57:15
still return to this00:57:16
past sometimes to argue, but I basically00:57:19
agree 99% with what you say and the00:57:23
only problem with the balls is that he did00:57:26
not make the country normal. But there could have been a window of00:57:30
opportunity. As you said. We lost them as00:57:34
friends. Igor Aleksandrovich Yakovenko was with you,00:57:36
our permanent Expert politician00:57:40
and journalist00:57:42
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