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already on the air, let's say again that even the whale
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1000 is very super good with
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minor technical
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problems, but still, it
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seems to me that we are starting our
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round table, hello everyone, my
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name is shades of Hungary, today
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his guest moderator is on the youtube
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channel, Lyubov Sobol, we are
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discussing today I have the topic of Russia after the war
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here? I’ll explain later why I
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put it up for now I welcome the
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participants of our
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round table of our small
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conference this is Yulia Latynina journalist
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writer and Yulia hello get it I’m
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actually love sable and the owner of
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the channel thank you for providing this
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platform love sable politician love
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hello hello very glad to
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see everyone
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Mark Feigin and lawyer hello Mark
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Andrey Usachev things and politician Mikhail
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Khodorkovsky hello Mikhail Borisov
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6
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actually why did I put it?
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on the topic of Russia after the war, can we say that now on April 11 we are already at the point when we can say the word after that is, if each of you has some pretty clear understanding of how it will all end since we can assume what will happen after this war Yulia Latynina, please have the floor, no, I don’t have a clear understanding because what makes war different is that circumstances change every second, and for example, Putin intended to capture Kyiv for 2 days, we see that he failed, then they said that they were moving to plan b and they send troops into the Donbass, but we see now that, apparently, the body of the lawsuit who left the storm on washing machines and refrigerators, they were not very capable and I’m not trying to regroup them in Klintsy, they are all trying to avoid this matter, but not all but apparently many people, I have no doubt that the offensive in the Donbass will begin sooner or later, the question of the combat effectiveness of these units is in question, and since everything that happens is actually decided on the battlefield, and on the battlefield the situation is by definition unpredictable, then of course you don’t know how it will end and this is the most important thing, any salt please, the same question for you, do you think we are already at the point where we can discuss after the war, if you have an understanding of how it will end, as for the war with Ukraine, of course the war is not over and there are different forecasts for assessing when the hot phase will pass and everything can go into the phase of a cold protracted war of aggression already in the east of Ukraine and so on, but I think that this is not being presented for discussion, but on the contrary, it may even be a little late. I think that now this is a reflection on what Russia should look like, what will happen after the war, what will happen after Putin, what to do now and what to do then, these are very pressing issues and they are on the agenda now, it seems to me even more than ever, that’s why I think that now it’s all that needs to be discussed, in fact, that’s why I initiated this conference for me It seems to be such a reflex that it should begin and let it take place at different venues with different guests speakers journalists politicians public figures Apennines makers and expresses some points of view there will be arguments people somewhere will find compromises but this is what needs to be discussed now and where is Putin there is a war, that is, now we see the sewerage of technical processes from the crisis in which Putin arrived in our country, and sooner or later we will have to get out of this crisis, here’s how to do it on our own I wanted to discuss and maybe not only in this conference we still will end, but so that such a discussion can continue to live in our society, thank you very much, this is a great question, and Mark is awesome, too, if you now have some understanding of how this could end, because after all, this is also an important one. from which you can make the following
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assumptions about what will happen after,
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well, you know, in principle,
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a war can end in three ways:
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defeat, victory or a draw,
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which is often like a defeat
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indistinguishable from a victory, or vice versa, absolutely
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absolutely in this design there will definitely not
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be a victory because victory is
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assumed to be something completely different completely different
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character and consequences,
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but something in between the defeat, we
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already have nothing for him now, that is, in
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order to discuss what will
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happen next, but it is important to understand the
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attitude of Putin’s own government to what
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happened for him, this is certainly a challenge
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and this is the last We see this challenge has many
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reasons, since he is in a
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certain terminal stage and physical
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political, well, he’s just been sitting for a very long time,
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and so on, and
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such a cannibal, in general, of course, the deadline is that
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Mary, so for him the last
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opportunity, in my opinion, to
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somehow convert the defeat at least
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in a draw it is necessary to show a real
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result,
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not one that could be
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meaninglessly interpreted because
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I often hear the point of view that you can
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sell for a victory, at least a relatively
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local success, like Mariupol will take,
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like Kherson under control,
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this is a very vulnerable point of view because
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what Yulia Latynina said correctly,
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the situation is changeable by everyone, what did you
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take from the morning already lost, so he will not
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be satisfied, he cannot be satisfied with the
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relative result here,
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relativism will not be allowed, he still
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needs it
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because of all the costs that
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this war brings with it, these are costs not only
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military associated with the field of more
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dead and so on, but also with what
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he transferred the country to, that is, or the state is
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now exactly up to
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24 fat, but this abyss is not only a matter of
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sanctions in the economic war that
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the West
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launched against the Putin regime, but to
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a large extent
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the phase it has entered country
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because in the field of economics it is definitely not
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state capitalism, it is something else with the
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distributive elements of the region in
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politics, but a shrinking circle of
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managers in an authoritarian system with
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individual totalitarian cops who
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are transforming the totalitarian system
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for real, that is, the total coverage is
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already evident private freedom minus the street and
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in this situation you need to somehow justify
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everything everything that happens the social
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situation will change for the
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worse he is the situation of the country as a whole in
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a minute
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so I assume that Putin has a
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desire to convert this draw or
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non-victory into at least some at least a
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relative local local
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win Oshima big Mikhail
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Khodorkovsky please
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welcome everyone but of course I agree with
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anyone about what to talk about
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after the war it’s time
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because when it’s after us here somehow
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in general I think we won’t have so much
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time for
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Is it possible to say with certainty today
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how it will be after that, probably not yet,
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although some contradictions are already visible, we
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understand that
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Putin has not won the war here, I agree with Mark,
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he had quite
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specific tasks, he did not achieve these tasks,
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as we understand and did not could have achieved
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because Ukraine is an already established
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national state, he wo
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n’t notice his bunker, the second thing is that
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we can convincingly say today in general with
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full confidence that sanctions
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will not be lifted as long as
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Putin is in power and these sanctions were
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most of them will not be lifted means
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that Russia will have a huge damage
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on the
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international market, that is, the country will not be
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able to in any way be
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technologically
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consistent with its scale from a
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technological point of view, that is, there are
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no highly paid jobs there,
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no developed science,
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no high efficiency in
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production, which is not clear to
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us it is unclear today because even though
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he is clearly not at war with Ukraine, but
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many times he already talks about this grief, he is at
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war with the United States, and
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we don’t know where the final end point of
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this war will be at this station,
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will there be a crossing of the border of Ukraine? at the next stage, if
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it will be in what form, whether Putin will
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throw the
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use of tactical nuclear weapons on the table as a last trump card,
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or whether he will
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carry out mass mobilization in Russia
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or not from everyone, the answers to all
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these questions very much depend on the
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configuration that will be after the war,
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thank you very much,
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we sorted out the
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current and such a
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changeable status, let’s then still
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try to talk about what will happen
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after and
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it is clear that we need to discuss
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economic and political and
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geopolitical
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problems, is it
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even possible here and build
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some kind of hierarchy of these same challenges for
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Russia after the war? will be the
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first priority what Russia will have to
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face and first of all
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what will have to be resolved what issues what
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problems Yuri Lodygin please
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know it seems to me that we are faced with
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quite unexpected situations although
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approximately the same thing happened with
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Saddam Hussein after the first war for the
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liberation of Kuwait, I mean that
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before, countries that suffered
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that suffered a military defeat of the
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magnitude that Russia is now suffering
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because
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Russia suffered a defeat of
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unprecedented magnitude in
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Ukraine and Russia demonstrated the
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Russian army demonstrated
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unprecedented incompetence and
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unprecedented corruption in the 18th 19th century,
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of course such defeats were not
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in vain because the enemy was invading the
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territory the country itself and the country either
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expanded or it somehow had to
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survive, palace coups took place
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and so on and so on,
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now we are faced with a situation where there is
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clearly no invasion of
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Russian territory despite all the incompetence there
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will be only economic
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sanctions and we have to see
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whether economic sanctions are
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as effective a weapon as military
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defeat, but because, for example,
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Hitler and
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Germany, say, at the end of the Second World
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War, had no choice but
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to rebuild because a military defeat was inflicted,
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we have to see whether
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economic sanctions are an effective
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weapon or, on the contrary, they rally the
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people around regime in bottomless poverty in
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which the state becomes
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the only guarantor that issues
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some kind of money and, accordingly, everyone, like in
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North Korea or like in Afghanistan,
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begins to depend on the reigning
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talips.
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As for what’s
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inside Russia, I see approximately
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three scenarios,
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one is that absolutely
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there is no doubt that the people around Putin
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will now try to eat each other
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by blaming the opposite side for
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military defeats, I think that the first to
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be mowed down around Putin is the oligarch
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and the Chemezov type
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who simply nothing will help,
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especially since these people basically
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existed, among other things, to ensure that the
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crowns to feast on the West which, well, it’s
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generally useless now in modern
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times, people
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accordingly FSB augers will try to
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blame everything on the Minister of Defense Minister
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Shoigu will try to cook sons and
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collectors we see that so far apparently he’s
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doing better because apparently those
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arrested on the general’s conversation for the
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missing it takes 5 billion minutes to prepare the anti-Maidan,
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but the other one is that they will
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devour each other, this is the most likely
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option 2, the less likely option seems to me to be the
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ultimate coup, that is,
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they will devour not only each other but also
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Putin, and the
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third
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option is also not very likely to me
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it seems that at some point people
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will start to take to the streets out of hunger and the
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elite will again take advantage of this to
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displace Putin because she is tired of this kind of
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life for 1 I am ready to vouch for the
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second third unfortunately no
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thank you very much love sable please
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can we now Roughly build
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this hierarchy, set some priorities,
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what the
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main challenges will have to be faced, what problems will have to be
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solved after the war, first of all, you
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need to first understand, and after the war in
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Putin’s Russia or in Russia without Putin,
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this is a completely different story because
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if there is Putin, then
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to discuss the point of some kind of
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reform or some kind of economic growth, you
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can definitely forget about this, and now it
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has become obvious to me, it seems to me, to all the people
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who previously had illusions that
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under Putin it would be possible to make some kind of
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open government or some kind of
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another story on reforms, if there is no
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Putin, then of course it is necessary to restore
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almost all sectors of the economy of the
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national economy of public life
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because everything is destroyed, the
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institution is destroyed, the
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media is destroyed, non-profit organizations
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industry, the economy is not a pension
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reform,
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everywhere you look there are failures and everything
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was held together by coercion not
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on corruption which he would build
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for himself if Putin had this system, then this system is
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corrupt for a year,
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it needs to be changed, in fact, it needs to be changed
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to a democratic Russia, so I
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like now the discussions that
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have already begun publicly with the reflection of people
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who previously supported Putin about
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how someone was wrong 90 how
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to make sure that now
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Russia is preserved at all, and for this, of
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course, you need to turn the states
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to face the people,
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make the
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democratic institution sustainable
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what was not possible to do in the 90s and,
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accordingly, establish different sectors
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of life under Putin, this is impossible to do
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where Putin is so there is always a war either hot
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or cold, these processes have now been analyzed,
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well, there
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will be no changes without Putin, first of all, of course,
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we need to do so
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that the state remains in
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some form, because there is a big
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question about in what territory, even with what
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territory, we will preserve ourselves
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after this war and after Putin, they
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will begin
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secession and
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what happened after the
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Soviet Union and
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Afghanistan, what will happen next is a big
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question, so the state must
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remain, the state must be
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Perry-oriented, it is people-oriented, its
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construction is resistant to the institutions of
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democracy,
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which will actually give economic
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growth and increased welfare,
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security of law and business people 8
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I will
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thank you very much, please Matthew, well, in
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general,
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what will happen after Putin in my family is
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more expensive, but I
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described it in sufficient detail, more or less everyone understands,
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but how to really
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get rid of Putin, and let’s let this be a pilot,
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we assume it doesn’t just
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mean a dictator drive the
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system of power, I I see it so that
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there is within an important factor one
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political subject then strongly the second is
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also a political subject one no here 1
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no this is the people because essentially
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what we talked about and what previous speakers said, we ca
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n’t count on the people as the driving force of these changes
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because everything was done to ensure that he was
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excluded from this system of relations;
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he does not decide who, in fact, how
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to move the cells at the top, because
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this is quite immanent for such systems;
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yes, this does not exclude the possibility of
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rebellion below, which
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is manipulated from above, but I repeat once again,
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imagine some kind of indignation
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reaching the scale that will make it possible to
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make changes, but I don’t see it at all,
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although I repeat this is a debatable question,
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as for the other two players, this is
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the system of power itself, that is, the apparatus
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of power, the class of power, and in it there is
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a hierarchy, a certain power
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part of it is more essential and in
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which here we see an internal
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clash, but this is a purely Russian
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story: when who is to blame, what to do without
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who is to blame, nothing happens at all, a
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sense of self-preservation, on the one hand, a
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cocktail of a sense of self-preservation,
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but the main thing and at the same time,
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somehow, is the desire to jump out, in
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principle, from this hellish circle of such a
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tape Möbius
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because repression is inevitable from the
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side, which
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means the highest officials, but because it is
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necessary to somehow justify everything for which
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such a high price was paid, we do not
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take this responsibility upon ourselves,
00:20:26
therefore, inside the apparatus, this contradiction is inevitable, it is
00:20:28
inevitable from 1 kopeck and 3
00:20:31
actor is very important which influences
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Tarasco and this is the West, the West
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is now the source of Russia's position,
00:20:38
its political geo-economic
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any other sanctions and economic
00:20:43
war is the source of Russia's problems, the one
00:20:46
who manages these problems is
00:20:49
one of the decisive factors, moreover, the
00:20:52
threat of thermonuclear war, which
00:20:54
Putin juggles so easily, led to
00:20:57
the switch Tumbler no one
00:20:59
is going to negotiate with him anymore,
00:21:01
this is a very important thing, so the West
00:21:04
probably has allies among those inside the
00:21:06
apparatus of 2 Aktar who are ready to
00:21:09
do something to get rid of
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Putin like that,
00:21:13
thank you very much Mikhail Khodorkovsky
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Mihalborisych what do you think are the main
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challenges and main problems which
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first of all will have to be solved after
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the end of the war with your colleagues
00:21:28
here we need to share history with
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or without Putin, if with Putin then we will
00:21:34
solve the problem of how to start a new war and
00:21:38
how to win this war,
00:21:41
what for this let it be done well,
00:21:43
in general, enough it is clear that
00:21:46
internal life will be clamped down, the
00:21:49
army will once again be modernized, the
00:21:55
defense complex will once again try to restore itself, there
00:21:59
will be borders on all this, a lot of money,
00:22:01
and the West will
00:22:03
resist in every possible way
00:22:04
as much as it can, because here
00:22:09
again I agree with my colleagues that the
00:22:11
man who once seriously threatened
00:22:15
the world with nuclear weapons to carry a war
00:22:18
completely for this in no
00:22:21
way leading the situation, this person has
00:22:25
already ceased to be for the West a treaty
00:22:28
capable of the second question this is without Putin but
00:22:32
without a lot of on I, in fact, have now
00:22:35
written a whole book on this topic on how to
00:22:37
kill a dragon
00:22:39
so first of all this is of course without
00:22:43
any doubts regarding the settlement of issues
00:22:45
externally by the external perimeter without this
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nothing will happen
00:22:48
secondly, as a consequence of the settlement with the
00:22:51
external perimeter this is the lifting of sanctions and
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then everything else in turn
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decentralization education
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federalization being fixed
00:23:03
more precisely deputy notation and the like the
00:23:07
transition from one 2 from one to the second
00:23:12
that is, from Russia with Putin to Russia without
00:23:15
Putin, apparently there will be no blood, but
00:23:18
how much blood there will be
00:23:20
depends on, among other
00:23:22
things, Putin’s entourage,
00:23:24
because the smallest blood is this
00:23:26
snuffbox,
00:23:27
but further on, anything is possible,
00:23:31
I also don’t believe in the uprising of the people because
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that the unarmed people of modern
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history,
00:23:40
you can’t resist an
00:23:43
armed defender of the regime for money,
00:23:47
but this does not mean that among these
00:23:50
armed defenders everyone really wants to
00:23:54
share the fate of Putin in the medium
00:23:56
term,
00:23:57
thank you very much, I’ll
00:24:01
ask a question, I was amazed, just
00:24:05
please clarify and to whom you ask
00:24:07
a question, of course I think that I would like to
00:24:10
ask a question to Mihalborisych, it could
00:24:12
be a brand too, so I would like to
00:24:14
clarify from their point of view, especially
00:24:16
Mikhail fan, what the position of the
00:24:18
West looks like because I completely agree
00:24:21
that the West has realized that Putin is not capable of goods
00:24:24
he wants to isolate him and
00:24:26
what exactly will he do so that
00:24:30
Putin does not harm anyone except
00:24:32
Russia itself and naturally also Ukraine,
00:24:36
but I don’t see whether or not the West has
00:24:39
a desire to completely put an end to Putin;
00:24:41
they undoubtedly have the opportunity to
00:24:43
do this even with the help of sanctions if
00:24:46
arrange a complete economic blockade of
00:24:49
Russia if you stop buying oil and
00:24:51
gas, then I really think the regime
00:24:54
will go, but I remember the story of
00:24:56
Saddam Hussein who, when he invaded
00:25:01
Kuwait, he was neutralized and Kuwait
00:25:05
was returned to its place, but if you remember
00:25:07
after the first Iraq war, the United States did not
00:25:10
continue to invade Iraq and they decided
00:25:12
that like Saddam Hussein himself would fall because of
00:25:15
economic sanctions, which did not happen,
00:25:18
accordingly, I have a question for Mikhail
00:25:20
Boris, he’s sorry that I’ve been formulating this for so long,
00:25:23
it seems to me that it’s
00:25:25
very important to formulate here exactly what
00:25:27
exactly I’m asking for
00:25:29
recognition of a non-treaty ability Putin by the
00:25:32
West means that the West will neutralize
00:25:36
Putin or that the West will do everything
00:25:39
to overthrow him
00:25:43
if you are asking whether a ground operation will be carried out
00:25:47
in Russia of course not
00:25:50
if you are asking whether the West will set
00:25:52
itself the task of killing Putin is possible
00:25:55
but we don’t need to talk about it
00:25:57
if you are asking It will take years for the
00:26:00
sanctions to be completed, even if they
00:26:03
are very difficult for the West,
00:26:07
there are different points of view about this, but
00:26:11
as it looks today, it is
00:26:14
most likely that the sanctions will be maintained
00:26:18
almost in full,
00:26:20
regardless of the end of the laziness of the end of the
00:26:24
hot phase of the war, which will not happen with Putin they will
00:26:28
negotiate, they will
00:26:30
agree, of course they will
00:26:32
agree, but
00:26:33
at no point
00:26:36
will
00:26:39
the task of
00:26:41
depriving Putin of freedom of maneuver be removed from the agenda; everything that
00:26:45
can be done to deprive
00:26:47
freedom of maneuver of everything; get rid of it from a
00:26:49
technological point of view from a
00:26:51
geopolitical point of view, including I
00:26:55
think that
00:26:57
everything the separatist movements that
00:27:00
now exist in Russia they take into account the
00:27:03
opportunity to develop
00:27:09
my question seems to be attention to yourself, can this be the
00:27:14
3rd problem I have a proposal Yulia
00:27:17
Ladynina also had such a question and of
00:27:18
course maybe not Mihalborisych and it
00:27:21
needs to be answered by someone else but
00:27:24
let’s maybe now I myself was
00:27:26
driven anyway, let's discuss the question, it
00:27:29
seemed to me that he was narmul, so there will be
00:27:31
increased sanction pressure right up to the
00:27:33
Borg on oil and gas and even no love
00:27:37
vandross was formulated very
00:27:40
clearly and but it seems to me that Mihalborisych is
00:27:42
right in the first part of the answer he said
00:27:45
it would rather be imposed that I am very clear in
00:27:49
my opinion and from the accounting it is clear to them not, but if
00:27:51
you ask about sanctions pressure,
00:27:55
including the embargo on oil and gas, which
00:27:59
they will gradually introduce, according to my
00:28:01
estimates, within two years, they will do
00:28:05
so with supplying oil and gas for
00:28:09
export, we will have a constant
00:28:11
discount of around 20-30 percent of the price,
00:28:15
this is the maximum that realistically speaking on the
00:28:18
global market they can,
00:28:19
well, this is no longer nonsense, he
00:28:22
called it absolutely not lethal, that
00:28:25
is, a couple about about the lethal sti regime and
00:28:29
by the way, a question then to Yulia Latynina you and
00:28:32
what do you read that the
00:28:39
non-existence of Vladimir Putin is fatal for the regime, let
00:28:41
’s not have a routine and the whole regime will immediately fall apart,
00:28:44
no, being a realist, I don’t
00:28:47
consider the question of whether Martians will fly by there
00:28:50
or someone will be blown up, or so
00:28:53
on, or the snuffbox isn’t even I
00:28:55
’m considering the snuffbox, in any case,
00:28:57
it’s clear that if the snuffbox throws this and
00:28:59
it’s not the West that throws, I meant
00:29:03
what Western sanctions will be aimed at
00:29:05
isolating the regime or destroying it, and
00:29:09
also being a realist and a pessimist, I
00:29:12
agree with Boris Mikhailov than that these
00:29:14
sanctions will be aimed rather, for
00:29:16
isolation and for neutralizing the regime,
00:29:19
so if someone in Russia really
00:29:23
misses foreign yachts, then
00:29:25
he will have to throw a snuffbox at
00:29:29
me himself, a question for the brand of figs, well, you
00:29:33
talked about actors who can
00:29:36
influence the
00:29:39
end of this regime and I have a question for
00:29:43
everyone - anyway, we are talking about
00:29:45
the war and its consequences, the
00:29:48
result of the war that we will see
00:29:53
is what the Kremlin wants to pass off as
00:29:56
reality or what will actually happen,
00:29:58
how important is this in the behavior of the
00:30:02
actors, well,
00:30:05
let him be a fan of selling something even
00:30:08
if Tomorrow Donetsk and Lugansk will be occupied by a
00:30:10
force of 100. It would still be necessary to
00:30:13
sell some picture because
00:30:16
expectations are very high,
00:30:18
it’s not that the population is
00:30:21
indignantly unable to get what they
00:30:23
wanted, it means moving on the Kremlin and
00:30:26
getting their way, that’s not what we’re talking about the fact
00:30:30
that, strictly speaking, it will be very difficult
00:30:33
in the future to manage the huge masses of this
00:30:36
decline, I am there for a new war, this is
00:30:39
really fair, absolutely without
00:30:41
achieving a result, we need to somehow
00:30:43
compensate for all this, we need to somehow
00:30:45
replace it, which means we need some kind of new
00:30:47
war, another thing is that So I would say
00:30:49
that he is much more Western than I really agree with the young people
00:30:52
to destroy the
00:30:54
regime of means, but I’m not sure that he
00:30:57
will not use them. You understand what a
00:30:59
problem Russia is a huge country, it’s not
00:31:02
difficult to compare with
00:31:05
cancer from the same time Saddam Hussein, the
00:31:09
thing is that there are a huge number
00:31:12
of problems, if now the West invests
00:31:14
seriously in putting
00:31:16
pressure on creating these
00:31:19
problems, it doesn’t matter if suddenly, for no reason at all,
00:31:21
Georgia wants to reconsider the issue of
00:31:23
Abkhazia and South Ossetia,
00:31:25
which means that some movements will begin in
00:31:29
Transnistria and so on, which, in
00:31:31
principle, may have some success both
00:31:34
in the Ukrainian theater and in action
00:31:37
since
00:31:38
Russia's heads, all significant
00:31:40
military resources are directed there, Russia
00:31:44
now essentially has no military
00:31:46
potential to
00:31:49
resolve any issues, that is, in principle, it
00:31:51
is known that fighting on two fronts does not
00:31:52
mind these fronts ghoul 34 The West,
00:31:56
repeat, has these levers because the
00:31:59
issue of sanctions is already a thing, and the last
00:32:01
thing I wanted to say is
00:32:03
how the West has abdicated itself, as it were, of
00:32:07
responsibility, shifted it onto those whom
00:32:09
it brings under sanctions, get rid of them from
00:32:12
Putin earlier, because they talked for a long time,
00:32:16
you know how Friedman came yourself the
00:32:18
Atlantic Council told us, but what can we
00:32:20
do on the published commissions
00:32:23
were slowly shown so on and I
00:32:25
no one thinks about it anymore, they don’t
00:32:27
just hand out how to cook these sanctions,
00:32:30
moves on to the next stage, possible by
00:32:33
some kind of separate act of confiscation, is
00:32:36
this freezing to the extent when it
00:32:38
is reset asset and these are new,
00:32:41
you don’t understand what that is, and of course this
00:32:43
is being done, in my opinion, exceptional
00:32:46
only so that these people themselves
00:32:48
think about how to solve this problem, well, not
00:32:51
specifically with this, but on a broader
00:32:52
scale, and I think that it is important critical
00:32:57
critical mass perhaps it or not
00:33:00
the apparatus of power, he doesn’t like to
00:33:03
live like this, he also doesn’t want to, he wants to return
00:33:06
everything to the same way and this is an important
00:33:07
incentive, cadet
00:33:10
love, I still have a subordinating question for you,
00:33:13
and then I think we’ll move on to the
00:33:15
questions that our viewers sent
00:33:17
you are talking about the fact that it will be necessary to
00:33:23
build new institutions,
00:33:25
restore everything, and who will do this;
00:33:28
Vladimir Putin’s regime is built not
00:33:31
only on Vladimir Putin; there is a huge
00:33:32
number of people who
00:33:36
have worked in a certain way in the system for 22 years
00:33:41
and they don’t know how to do anything else,
00:33:44
how to be here,
00:33:46
well, first of all I’m not sure that in the middle
00:33:49
they know how to do anything differently, there are clearly security forces
00:33:52
who only know how to beat with batons,
00:33:56
put them under arrest and torture in prison with
00:34:00
mops, and the security forces are unlikely to be these
00:34:03
security forces who are now working under
00:34:04
Putin, they can rebuild to
00:34:07
reform the security forces good
00:34:10
must of course be demolished everything and build
00:34:12
literally from scratch the police
00:34:17
prosecutor's office and so on, all these bodies
00:34:19
now they cannot function with the
00:34:22
same people according to the new rules,
00:34:23
these people simply
00:34:25
psychologically will not even be able to
00:34:26
adapt to the normal operating mode of
00:34:29
any democratic country as
00:34:31
for the economic bloc and even
00:34:34
Putin’s other departments, and I think that
00:34:39
these people
00:34:41
will be able to reorganize the second, of course,
00:34:44
that is, this very formulation of the question
00:34:46
seems to me to be initially a little
00:34:50
wrong, this is in the category of if not
00:34:52
let, but who we have is only Putin and no
00:34:54
one else has this I I don’t want to
00:34:58
upset you, love for a huge
00:35:00
number of people, for example, considers
00:35:02
corruption acceptable, everyday
00:35:04
corruption for them is this part of life and you
00:35:07
know that the index of
00:35:09
acceptance and tolerance of corruption in Russia is
00:35:12
simply monstrous and you just need to soberly
00:35:15
assess what to deal with
00:35:19
did deal with the next should
00:35:21
be united summer cat work is
00:35:23
geared towards reforms and a
00:35:25
democratic institution, and this
00:35:27
united elite will carry out the transformation
00:35:30
quickly enough, it is clear that in any
00:35:33
society there is a certain percentage of people
00:35:35
who are always about to break the law on the
00:35:37
margins, and there and so on there are people
00:35:40
who will behave according to the rules and if
00:35:42
you need to give a bribe, but at the same time
00:35:45
I won’t even get the right, an Asian woman
00:35:48
will try 50 and 52 times there to get these
00:35:50
licenses to drive a car, and
00:35:53
most people it will come to life according to the
00:35:56
rules that are accepted in society and
00:35:58
which are convenient, so that’s the task or are you
00:36:01
this is to make the right rules, such
00:36:03
that will be convenient and understandable to everyone,
00:36:05
when it will be easier not to violate than to
00:36:08
violate, and when such a model of society,
00:36:11
behavior in society will be correct,
00:36:13
therefore, the correct thought is from above, the
00:36:16
correct imposition of institutions,
00:36:20
to do everything according to the mind, and then people
00:36:22
will be accustomed to rebuilding and it will be easier for them
00:36:25
to live in a normal country than to wear
00:36:28
some kind of bribe and there are examples of that,
00:36:31
examples of the country which it turned out to be
00:36:33
done which quickly passed and sand
00:36:35
bangs to whether there is a Kruse form that
00:36:37
were carried out and there is an electronic
00:36:40
government in Estonia with Tony as an
00:36:42
excellent example of
00:36:43
the country that turned out I you
00:36:47
Soviet warming up and making sure that
00:36:49
the state works effectively in the
00:36:52
interests of citizens, so there are a large
00:36:55
number of Russians who now some
00:36:58
have remained in Russia, some have left for a long time, some have
00:37:00
recently left, who have the
00:37:02
reluctance and brains, qualifications and experience
00:37:05
to restore Russia and I
00:37:08
to make the necessary reforms in the
00:37:11
information sphere in the social sphere,
00:37:14
medical education and so on, so
00:37:16
we just need to give him this opportunity
00:37:18
because under Putin and this time the verse for
00:37:20
selection is impossible for a single
00:37:23
sane person with his
00:37:25
moral principles to remain in this system,
00:37:28
so we need to burn out the system from above and
00:37:31
then, in fact, people said that apparently the
00:37:35
new line will correct itself, okay,
00:37:38
yes, it squeaked who will
00:37:40
restore people, there are people, there are
00:37:43
enemies, they are not allowed into this decision-making system,
00:37:45
okay, thank you very much, a question from
00:37:49
our listener, and I will probably ask
00:37:51
Mikhail Khodorkovsky to answer this
00:37:54
question as long as he can to exist
00:37:56
through Russia in the regime of the DPRK, that is,
00:37:59
strict sanctions, a completely closed
00:38:01
country, this is one of the scenarios
00:38:07
until death, the path for us can be because
00:38:12
today Putin, in general, has built a
00:38:16
system around himself
00:38:19
where people understand that
00:38:22
after Putin, those closest to him are
00:38:25
good will not live and
00:38:30
either Putin Katya is dying or open
00:38:37
this system will support itself
00:38:39
with the forces of those several tens of thousands of
00:38:44
people
00:38:46
who are ready to shoot in the street there is
00:38:49
of course an alternative option when the
00:38:52
army opposes and accordingly
00:38:56
it demolishes the regime but in Russia the army is not
00:39:00
particularly a subject to and There aren’t many such examples in our
00:39:04
history to say
00:39:08
so
00:39:11
until Putin’s death there will be death in
00:39:15
this case to quite simply
00:39:19
his failure to work
00:39:23
would be 15 years away, it may very well be in Conder mode
00:39:30
not the most comforting forecast
00:39:33
[applause]
00:39:34
of course please Yuri okay I’m of course
00:39:37
I don’t want to be a pessimist because I’ll
00:39:40
say right away that in this period of very
00:39:42
strong political uncertainty, it
00:39:44
seems to me that we are underestimating one
00:39:47
sad factor, which is called
00:39:51
precisely the degree of indecision in the West, and
00:39:53
I really don’t like saying these words
00:39:57
because Putin really likes to talk about the
00:39:58
decay of the West. these all these
00:40:01
wrong values ​​and so on, and I
00:40:04
want to draw attention to the fact that the passivity of
00:40:06
the West is a continuation of its
00:40:08
advantages and its shortcomings, people don’t
00:40:11
want to fight because they are rich and
00:40:14
people don’t want to fight because they have a
00:40:17
democratic state and people are
00:40:22
starting socialist policies.
00:40:24
the agenda begins
00:40:25
to dominate in the West precisely because
00:40:28
it is very rich and, of course, politicians
00:40:30
who say that let’s
00:40:31
divide everything up, they have a much better chance,
00:40:35
they have something to share, but all these
00:40:38
advantages of the West turned into
00:40:41
disadvantages in terms of fighting
00:40:44
hooligans, and it turned out that in a world where the
00:40:47
strong do not fight, the arrogant ones fight wars
00:40:50
and Putin took advantage of this and we see
00:40:54
to a certain extent such a revival of
00:40:57
dictatorial regimes
00:40:59
and Putin is only the first sign;
00:41:01
moreover, not just dictatorial
00:41:04
regimes of absolutely ineffective regimes steeped in
00:41:06
corruption, regimes that, let’s say,
00:41:09
were characteristic of the day to be in Asia of the
00:41:11
seventeenth eighteenth century, but
00:41:13
which at one time fell under the pressure
00:41:15
of the West because they could not withstand competition with it,
00:41:17
and now we see that
00:41:20
rogue countries are starting in their own sphere, until
00:41:23
no one touches them, they continue to
00:41:27
exist and continue to bury
00:41:30
themselves and theirs in [ __ ]
00:41:33
people who live in them creating such a
00:41:36
new
00:41:37
year 1984 is no longer global like an eagle
00:41:40
when the whole world is divided between three
00:41:42
superpowers which are all totalitarian
00:41:44
and we
00:41:46
have a revival of attacked
00:41:48
totalitarianism on small pieces of earth
00:41:52
isolated from the main trend of world
00:41:55
politics which strives for prosperity
00:41:57
and
00:41:59
because the West I don’t want
00:42:01
to do anything with this and, as I already said, you
00:42:04
can understand it perfectly, I actually right now
00:42:05
why would he wash our hands, such
00:42:09
regimes
00:42:10
are in the DPRK, somewhere in Sudan, and
00:42:14
some kind of Hamas, Venezuela,
00:42:18
Bolivia, Russia, maybe very,
00:42:21
very stable because I’m not fat and
00:42:24
I apologize, but still, Russia is a
00:42:28
gigantic country, yes, it’s true, it’s
00:42:31
not the DPRK on the outskirts of civilization, it’s a country
00:42:36
that has some of its parts
00:42:39
in Europe and this is a country that is connected by the
00:42:43
West, including oil and gas
00:42:46
all sorts of things I'm now trying tomorrow
00:42:49
the size matters now
00:42:52
the size of the economy matters I'm afraid that
00:42:56
Putin, on the contrary, can only be the first
00:42:58
sign because he is the stupidest
00:43:01
because he is the most unprofessional
00:43:03
the most corrupt I saw
00:43:06
yesterday a caricature that I was very
00:43:08
impressed with, it was a Chinese caricature
00:43:10
one pig was being slaughtered on it and the other
00:43:12
pig was looking at the pig that was being slaughtered
00:43:15
was called Ukraine was signed in
00:43:17
hieroglyphs the snake that was looking at was
00:43:19
signed Taiwan, now if the same thing
00:43:23
that Putin starts doing Xi Jinping and the
00:43:26
world again comes to you the idea that the world can be fought
00:43:31
over by force, then I’ll just go into
00:43:33
Ukraine will be forgotten as a small prelude to the
00:43:36
third world war
00:43:38
Mihalborisych you wanted to add something
00:43:42
I agree with what Yulia says that of
00:43:46
course in the current situation it is impossible to fight in
00:43:51
order to remove Putin in order to
00:43:53
defeat Russia sanctions I am
00:43:57
extremely skeptical about maintaining
00:44:01
even the current level of sanctions a little
00:44:04
lower they will be able to maintain the current
00:44:06
level for a long time they will not be able to maintain it
00:44:08
because you will have other
00:44:12
supply chains for goods,
00:44:16
respectively, the only thing they
00:44:20
can influence is, strictly speaking, for the
00:44:22
duration of the existence of Putin himself,
00:44:25
I think that we will now
00:44:28
face
00:44:29
another question from our viewer and I’ll
00:44:32
probably address it to any sable, you as a
00:44:37
politician communicated a lot with a lot of
00:44:40
different people, not those who
00:44:42
support you and those who don’t
00:44:45
support you, and you can just about
00:44:47
imagine I think a cross-section of society, this is
00:44:51
what our viewers write, Germany
00:44:56
changed its policy only after
00:44:58
the destruction of Berlin and the provisional
00:45:00
government and allies of Japan after
00:45:03
Hiroshima and Nagasaki how to bring the
00:45:05
hibernating people to reason without such terrible methods
00:45:15
love please this is a complex question this is a
00:45:18
complex one I understand here operations from ezio
00:45:21
40 million different very, very times
00:45:24
people well,
00:45:26
probably if it were a simple question
00:45:29
then it would they have already found the answer and the path to it a long time ago
00:45:32
and followed it if it were
00:45:35
all that simple, probably yes, someone
00:45:37
will get it only through some strong
00:45:39
shocks that will personally affect his
00:45:42
personal family, someone thinks about it earlier,
00:45:45
someone in general it won’t be understood even
00:45:47
when it booms, so it’s
00:45:51
hard to tell
00:45:53
the shadow, it’s definitely the answer to this question
00:45:56
is decided by those who need to think about it or don’t
00:45:59
think about it, yes, that is, I communicated
00:46:02
in 2021, I probably haven’t had a
00:46:06
single day when I didn’t communicate
00:46:08
with the security forces or I was taken for interrogation to the
00:46:12
investigative committee, either everyone
00:46:14
takes an explanation from me and either a search
00:46:16
or a trial or something, and among them I’m
00:46:19
huge at first, it’s not just a few, it’s
00:46:22
really the overwhelming number of
00:46:24
security officials that I’ve encountered during this time,
00:46:25
they understand everything and many
00:46:29
of them directly support right here
00:46:31
they say it right here, it comes along with that,
00:46:33
don’t lean on your ear and says love
00:46:36
and you’re doing it right, it’s
00:46:38
driving and with me in the car there’s a Federal Penitentiary Service employee and
00:46:41
says love, I’ve got two years of pensions
00:46:43
and after that I’ll go out with you,
00:46:45
I understand that they they won’t come out
00:46:46
with me and that they will also
00:46:50
just be in the kitchen and we’ll scold him at
00:46:52
his boss who holds them for
00:46:54
cattle just like Putin holds the cattle of
00:46:57
all other Russians and that how
00:47:00
can one expect from them from a person just
00:47:02
another people of some kind of system
00:47:04
active actions that they will go out to
00:47:05
protest on the street that he will begin
00:47:08
to support Navalny and so on, but the
00:47:10
fact that they are dissatisfied with the state of
00:47:13
affairs now is clear now they blame it on
00:47:15
them through propaganda, it’s easier to blame
00:47:18
someone else for it later when
00:47:20
now, but they are
00:47:22
even more powerful a stronger decline
00:47:26
in the economy
00:47:27
will begin to blame their bosses on us,
00:47:30
first they will begin to blame Putin,
00:47:32
but this is the whole
00:47:37
system, that is, the flywheel has already been launched,
00:47:40
people are becoming poorer people are trying
00:47:43
to find
00:47:45
now, out of anger, they are starting to blame the West for
00:47:49
this on everyone else, the opposition is the fifth
00:47:51
column, this is easy do but
00:47:54
ultimately I
00:47:57
think that sobering up will not come thank you
00:48:00
very much mihalborisych you wanted to add
00:48:01
something was looking for true announced that
00:48:04
rosedale default yes strong with reference to
00:48:09
standard and purse Russia tried to
00:48:12
pay in rubles for 2
00:48:15
dollar-denominated bonds maturing on
00:48:18
April 4 This is a message from Standard & Poor's
00:48:20
that is published and
00:48:23
says that this is tantamount to a selective
00:48:26
default since investors are unlikely to be
00:48:28
able to convert rubles into dollars
00:48:31
equivalent to the
00:48:33
amounts originally owed. These are the messages
00:48:36
that now have to be linked to cnn.
00:48:40
How important is it in general now
00:48:43
to understand these public
00:48:45
sentiments and the fact that
00:48:49
those people whom our viewer called in the
00:48:52
future the people and Nyan, I would probably
00:48:55
clarify with Mark Feigin which
00:48:58
I called the citizens of Russia not at all an important
00:49:01
factor,
00:49:02
I was a friend of the rocks, they are simply practically
00:49:05
not subjective, that is, in essence, they
00:49:09
can show this subjectivity if with
00:49:11
the sign on the contrary when they feel the bitterness
00:49:15
that this defeat came at such a
00:49:18
cost,
00:49:19
these are the dead, this is a
00:49:22
collapsing economy, this is their social
00:49:25
status in we like to forget that after all,
00:49:27
Russia was a consumer world, she
00:49:28
lived like this for a quarter of a century, but I’m walking under
00:49:32
Putin a little less, that is, it
00:49:35
will be very difficult for her change your consciousness that
00:49:37
these people, we do not fall out of this whole
00:49:41
consumer world, and
00:49:43
Russia is quite primitive, it is very
00:49:45
primitive and will they forgive this in
00:49:48
principle because we cannot judge
00:49:51
how much this discontent is converted
00:49:53
into a political demand,
00:49:55
she never envelopes, we will
00:49:57
never do this what we are talking about the
00:50:00
discontent that we saw before, it
00:50:03
never turned into the consideration
00:50:06
that it is necessary to get rid of this power and
00:50:07
Putin, can war be the sharpest
00:50:10
trainer, what could be more powerful than war,
00:50:14
turn this state into a new one,
00:50:18
convert it into a political
00:50:21
demand addressed to authorities, therefore, I remember
00:50:23
a lot of skepticism, a lot of skepticism
00:50:25
because but I don’t know about you, I’m watching a
00:50:29
focus group almost under we see in the
00:50:31
video what is posted, how
00:50:35
the population reacts to the operation, all these wild ones and so
00:50:37
on, but this does not inspire much hope,
00:50:40
another thing is that in there is salvation in this, I’ll
00:50:43
tell you what if Putin is eliminated,
00:50:45
none of them will come out
00:50:48
here, as Bunin wrote in the damned days
00:50:50
when you know where all the Black Hundreds went, the
00:50:53
noble assemblies, and even when in February I
00:50:55
don’t put my emperor, so and here
00:50:58
you understand this and the salvation of the fact
00:51:00
that there is a chance for those who will be able to generally
00:51:04
change the situation at the top until
00:51:07
nothing is followed in
00:51:11
relation to them from the streets, the street
00:51:14
will be silent and therefore, in my
00:51:17
opinion, it is better to talk realistically about what is
00:51:19
really in that situation that
00:51:21
Putin himself is the source of these problems, I
00:51:24
mean in relation to my wife and
00:51:26
we, if some civil society
00:51:30
dragging his business can take advantage of
00:51:31
this situation, it would be a blessing if
00:51:34
we could, either through the west through
00:51:36
the applicant or something, somehow
00:51:38
speed up this process they are I’m
00:51:40
very nervous, you know, very strong
00:51:43
hands, any event, an hour of default,
00:51:46
they said it, but in fact it’s a default, and it also
00:51:48
instills such nervousness, working with us to
00:51:51
pay pensions, an ordinary man in the street will think,
00:51:53
think the Minister of Siluans,
00:51:57
will they remove him and see what’s next with him,
00:52:01
know this or maybe this will be a
00:52:03
good option for him 2 it might be more expensive for him
00:52:07
and we even want a ceremony thank you very much
00:52:09
mom wasn’t armor add a
00:52:11
couple of words and let’s have
00:52:15
final remarks after this please
00:52:17
then I’ll try to be very brief
00:52:19
first of all I of course wholeheartedly agree with
00:52:21
Mark that the current people are not at all the
00:52:23
subject of politics and the
00:52:26
simplest are people who don’t know what
00:52:29
they will believe in tomorrow, dressed, will hear
00:52:31
tomorrow on TV and the simplest
00:52:33
example is that none of them are standing in
00:52:36
line at recruiting stations to go to
00:52:38
Ukraine and fight there like against the
00:52:40
Ukrainian Nazis, but I would
00:52:43
like to point out that impoverishment in the
00:52:46
modern world where the majority of the people in
00:52:50
one way or another depends on the state is
00:52:52
precisely not a guarantee
00:52:55
of revolution. Somewhere in the middle of the 17th
00:52:58
century, taxes were raised in half of the European countries
00:53:01
due to they are a harvest and in
00:53:03
half of the countries in Europe, well, in a good
00:53:05
half there were revolutions because
00:53:08
then the people were those people who
00:53:10
earn money with their hump, pay
00:53:13
taxes and I like it when they
00:53:15
rise in the modern world where
00:53:18
society is very much on the rise of Ravana,
00:53:21
especially in a country like Russia, there is
00:53:23
impoverishment does not lead to such a reaction to
00:53:30
rebellion; on the contrary, it leads to the fact that
00:53:32
impoverished people begin to depend on the
00:53:34
supply of the state and look it in the mouth, and
00:53:38
I would then ask you to make some
00:53:42
final remarks so that the main thing is that
00:53:45
you want to take
00:53:48
at least a minute out of our conversation today please,
00:53:51
and Leonidovna, do you think that I have my
00:53:54
final remark? It’s a holiday, well,
00:53:56
thank you, much love, please,
00:53:59
we discussed a little about the people and about,
00:54:03
or you and about, and probably we talked more
00:54:05
not about the future Russia, but about what is
00:54:09
happening now,
00:54:10
if briefly, the most important thing is
00:54:12
to tell everything that default, which we
00:54:14
just discussed at the end of the broadcast, is a very
00:54:16
powerful word, in fact, even for me, I am a
00:54:19
person who, in the 90s, had one
00:54:21
kindergarten and school, the words from default, it causes
00:54:24
such a nervous tremor, I think that people
00:54:27
who were older, they are already
00:54:29
others perceive it even more strongly
00:54:32
and need to understand that all of Putin’s
00:54:35
policies of recent years were built on
00:54:37
these theses and stability that no matter how much
00:54:39
worse it was, and
00:54:41
now it won’t happen anymore and now there is
00:54:45
no stability,
00:54:47
I can’t talk about stability, it will
00:54:50
definitely be worse people now it will
00:54:53
feel it and
00:54:55
this will be a chance for change any crisis
00:54:58
is a search for opportunities these are new
00:55:00
opportunities I would like you and I to
00:55:02
perceive it this way thank you
00:55:05
very much thank you very much please
00:55:08
mortiger yes I will briefly say you will find out
00:55:11
when we are thinking we are discussing this we
00:55:14
understand for this in order to at least somehow
00:55:16
influence at least somehow change the situation, you
00:55:17
need to beat off the meat right to the very point
00:55:20
what it all depends on, if there
00:55:25
had been no war, Putin could exist in
00:55:26
this regime
00:55:28
to drift further until 2-4 years when
00:55:31
formal elections should be no
00:55:33
choice in Russia, not a long time ago, all
00:55:34
quarter of a century, but he could have, he himself
00:55:38
went to this aggravation, there is also
00:55:40
some kind of peculiarity in this, perhaps he is
00:55:42
going through some kind of phase, bathing in a bath
00:55:44
with blood, stewing there, God knows,
00:55:47
but in any case This situation itself
00:55:50
has positioned
00:55:52
society in general to
00:55:54
react; another thing is that it has little
00:55:57
opportunity before this reaction, the war
00:55:59
will still return in some form and will not
00:56:01
enter the territory directly, but
00:56:03
one way or another we see the flashes of this
00:56:06
war on the territory of Russia, it doesn’t matter
00:56:07
these looters with cars will return,
00:56:09
rapists and so on, I assure you that
00:56:12
this will be an additional factor against the
00:56:14
backdrop of what is happening, causing
00:56:17
frenzy, so to speak, and ultimately
00:56:19
tension to such an extent that
00:56:22
the authorities may begin to waver; this is where we
00:56:25
actually choose the most
00:56:27
painful place and go there press I
00:56:30
think that the war will remain these
00:56:32
thank you very much and please Mikhail
00:56:35
Khodorkovsky
00:56:37
well, the boards points for optimism
00:56:39
after all, it will end Russian history
00:56:42
shows that after a lost war,
00:56:44
approximately two years later, the regime
00:56:47
has huge problems, only the last
00:56:51
2 centuries indicate this for what
00:56:53
reason will these problems arise, will it actually be something else, will
00:56:58
it be something else each time, these problems
00:57:02
will be different and here the main question is where to
00:57:05
go from here people
00:57:07
this history is long this is a question of
00:57:10
education especially since during
00:57:12
our reign we have done everything
00:57:14
possible for this so that at
00:57:18
least to read as many people as he could,
00:57:22
well, some of them couldn’t, well, they
00:57:25
say he tried very hard, the
00:57:29
way out of this, apparently, will be
00:57:31
through a multi-structured economy and
00:57:34
another multi-structured politics and
00:57:36
through education, but what should we be
00:57:40
happy about
00:57:43
now? for no one or you are not for
00:57:47
the authoritarian or you are not for the
00:57:49
democratic or this is not for the
00:57:51
national not for the unitary there is no
00:57:54
alternative to
00:57:55
building relationships from the West, the
00:57:58
West
00:58:01
in this process, let me remind you, now
00:58:05
it is happening, it is beginning to unite and
00:58:09
this,
00:58:12
as always, is for us some additional guarantee
00:58:15
the fact that we won’t have to wander through the desert for 40 years
00:58:21
thank you very much I say to all the
00:58:25
guests of our round table
00:58:28
our small conference love sable
00:58:31
Yulia Latynina mart-e genes and Mikhail
00:58:33
Khodorkovsky kefir for you villa Tatyana
00:58:35
Felgenhauer many thanks to everyone who
00:58:38
was with us today

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