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Good evening This is Yulia Latynina and00:00:10
Latynina TV and we start and ours00:00:13
ordinary access code and I'm on00:00:17
Just a minute I took a break from Ukraine Russia00:00:19
to talk about events that00:00:21
made a great impression on me00:00:24
I think this applies to you too of course00:00:27
whose arms00:00:29
removed from the Presidium such a deliberate00:00:33
China is very generally ceremonial00:00:36
state intentional ritual00:00:38
humiliation of the former ruler is not so much00:00:41
there was a lot left He had a lot00:00:44
amount of area and not so much00:00:48
someone had doubts that with already00:00:50
President Zemfina China for several years00:00:54
turned00:00:56
returned to his traditional form00:00:59
government to the imperial court is not00:01:02
I remember which of the Chinese said this, but I00:01:04
I'm quoting someone, I'm ashamed that I'm not00:01:07
I remember00:01:08
But of course the problems this poses00:01:12
before the world before China absolutely00:01:14
grandiose because it reminded that in00:01:18
for almost three decades in China00:01:22
there was a principle of borrowing everything00:01:23
the advantages of Western democracy are not00:01:25
borrowing her shortcomings00:01:27
a lot of things were not borrowed from China00:01:30
considering the open economy and the Chinese00:01:32
the economy is still at the same level00:01:34
government spending significantly00:01:36
less than American Not to mention00:01:38
Russian I mean state00:01:40
expenses are significantly less than interest and00:01:42
GDP in this sense, China remains at the point00:01:46
from the economic point of view, the most market-oriented00:01:48
world economy00:01:49
so they don’t consider the market economy00:01:54
considering the principle a very serious reverse00:01:56
connections between the center and the provinces there00:02:00
there was a principle of turnover of rulers00:02:02
because every 10 years00:02:04
it turned out that the head of China really should00:02:07
it continued to change until now00:02:10
Jinping who did not want to give00:02:12
power and all this time very many00:02:15
political scientists said Well, now China00:02:18
will get rich from the Chinese bourgeoisie00:02:21
those who appear will be asked for freedom00:02:23
really lifted China out of poverty for00:02:26
last 30 years 400 million people00:02:28
No other country in the world has achieved this00:02:30
and he didn’t do it in a democracy that00:02:35
most likely would have slowed down00:02:38
China's economic development Because00:02:40
people demanded it nishtyaks social00:02:43
Warranties and so on00:02:45
and so everyone said that now00:02:49
the Chinese received economic benefits00:02:53
the Chinese bourgeoisie will demand00:02:55
born again and freedom they have on them00:02:58
demanded and did not demand, including that00:02:59
she's beautiful because she's beautiful00:03:01
understood that in a situation when the word00:03:05
democracy is synonymous with universal00:03:08
voting rights and limited00:03:10
there is no longer suffrage in the world00:03:11
there is such a universal democracy00:03:14
would bring little new to power And so00:03:17
between Scylla Charybdis of China failed00:03:20
pass he failed to save this00:03:22
principle of continuity, not transforming00:03:26
simultaneously in00:03:29
country with universal suffrage00:03:31
and not without simultaneously turning into00:03:35
country with universal suffrage00:03:36
and I’m not demonstrating that this is a poor country, but00:03:40
a significant portion of the Voters in China00:03:42
still remain beggars is the principle00:03:45
person one vote one person one time00:03:48
as it often happened in Africa00:03:51
and accordingly it didn’t work out a little with00:03:54
on that side it turns out a little on this side00:03:56
sides and taking into account the fact that in China00:04:01
inevitable with centralization of power00:04:03
economic crisis is looming00:04:06
Scylla so Charybdis to the whole world of course00:04:09
it won't seem like much, especially considering00:04:12
Covid Putin and much more00:04:16
This is Yulia Latynina eco Subscribe to00:04:20
our channel Don't forget to do this00:04:22
remember that when during the broadcast you00:04:25
subscribe then this broadcast starts00:04:28
be distributed to more and more people00:04:31
and tomorrow he will take the rap for me00:04:35
Stanislav Belkovsky and my father because00:04:39
that I am Slav Belkovsky loves his poems00:04:42
Leonid Latynina, the last poet00:04:44
Bronze Age like my father often00:04:46
they call So here is Stas We had here00:04:49
away they recorded an excellent00:04:51
dialogue and we decided to put it on this00:04:54
channel sorry if it's not about00:04:58
offensive near Kherson there will be00:05:00
discuss more universal human issues00:05:02
problems also here are the younger generation00:05:04
transmits00:05:06
relay race older00:05:08
listen also to the big stream about00:05:11
ineffective armies from the Bronze Age to00:05:14
our days which I am still on Monday00:05:16
I posted a link, we’ll probably even put it up00:05:18
before this broadcast if it’s difficult for anyone00:05:20
go to the channel and find this Stream00:05:24
So returning to our main sheep00:05:27
to the three fronts of Comrade Putin because00:05:31
that Putin is fighting on many fronts and how00:05:34
the most important thing is always his success00:05:37
front lies we don't know how many times00:05:41
handed over by recruits or their people00:05:44
depicting We at the Ryazan training ground00:05:47
We see that Zelensky is still a coward00:05:49
Putin meets with soldiers at the front00:05:53
bravely posing well almost topless on00:05:55
some Ryazan training ground A with00:05:58
some people who were armed00:06:01
they were generally violated by the latest00:06:04
Russian-made blasters00:06:06
studios in smart segmented armor00:06:09
were with hard metal grass on00:06:12
this range was carefully painted in00:06:14
green sky carefully painted00:06:16
blue and a sign shone on it like before00:06:21
You will win with Constantine the Great00:06:24
and undoubtedly we will soon see Putin in00:06:27
fighter jet personally bombing Ukrainians00:06:29
power plants that are here are Russian00:06:32
Propaganda declared the main enemies00:06:34
Russian scraper and all this will be a word00:06:37
made with the best00:06:39
Western software in general when to all this00:06:43
you look and think that of course Putin00:06:45
there is no imagination to be the ruler of the country00:06:48
with 140 million people and which More00:06:52
recently 20 years ago it was quite00:06:56
developing country not even 20 yet 1000:06:59
years ago00:07:01
and let this country go to waste00:07:04
this is somehow very banal though00:07:06
revered the hyperboloid of engineer Garin and00:07:09
did something more interesting00:07:11
but actually here is the front of lies that I00:07:16
said the hybrid war front he is very00:07:18
important, you should never lose sight of it00:07:21
apparently because in order to00:07:23
still reign in the minds of Russians or00:07:26
at least pretend that you reign in the minds00:07:28
Russians Judging by the latest questions00:07:31
public opinion is mainly a matter00:07:33
not Avito and it’s mostly shouting00:07:36
with saliva on lips on federal00:07:41
channels and arrests are not desired00:07:44
and so to at least pretend that00:07:48
you reign in Russia this hybrid front00:07:51
very important and it certainly has00:07:54
A gigantic influence on what happens00:07:57
in the war of our own war in Ukraine00:08:00
Because for example why they00:08:03
they are threatening, apparently they are going to00:08:05
blow up the dam00:08:08
Andrey Pionkovsky is absolutely right00:08:10
to then say that it’s not00:08:14
Ukrainian troops and not even NATO ones00:08:16
troops expelled Russian troops from00:08:18
Kherson What is this Bloody Covering00:08:21
they blew up the dam and us from Kherson00:08:23
so to speak, they retreated before00:08:26
superior forces of nature or00:08:29
why announce the evacuation of the population from00:08:33
Kherson is very simple because Under00:08:36
the pretext of this evacuation is of course taking out00:08:39
Paratroopers are being taken out of equipment00:08:42
transported along pontoon bridges00:08:45
because the Antonovsky bridge crosses it00:08:48
paratroopers on foot00:08:49
armored vehicles are of course taken away along these lines00:08:51
pontoon bridges are just barges00:08:53
are compiled and since for these barges00:08:56
Hummers hit here for the last time00:08:58
when Russian propagandists got in00:09:00
They immediately stated that it was hit00:09:03
to the civilian population in response to which00:09:06
Ukrainian already and mmm00:09:09
the press service said Such an article What00:09:11
this was done by the civilian population on the river00:09:14
at 11 pm When is your curfew00:09:17
I had to walk here for an hour after that00:09:19
quickly shut up about this whole story00:09:21
Reminds me a lot of the story of August 8th A00:09:25
when August 8, 2008 Russia which00:09:30
introduced a giant00:09:33
tank column this coupon column on00:09:35
shelled at dawn00:09:38
Georgian planes What then and00:09:41
correspondents told honestly00:09:44
TV channel whose star was bombed00:09:47
together with the column then Russia immediately00:09:49
stated that00:09:50
Georgia fired at the convoy with00:09:54
humanitarian cargo, the question arises that00:09:57
this is such a humanitarian cargo that00:09:59
suddenly at night rushed over the pass00:10:02
immediately at the moment when00:10:04
the war begins00:10:06
so apparently Kherson is renting this out00:10:11
actually when I talked about three00:10:12
fronts The second front is Kherson that is00:10:15
Second front to the present front where00:10:17
there is a war and where is Putin all this00:10:21
somehow trying to hybrid polish00:10:24
And by the way, I finally understood why00:10:28
I finally understood, in my opinion, why00:10:31
still does not give Ukraine Atakan and F-1600:10:34
despite the fact that the pilots are Ukrainian pilots00:10:37
these f-16s are completely ready Because00:10:40
there is such a magic word escalation00:10:42
which Biden is known to fear as00:10:44
fire00:10:46
but but please note that it can00:10:49
be with all the dissatisfaction with the pace00:10:51
American supplies America ladder00:10:54
escalation builds absolutely correctly00:10:55
Because how are stairs built?00:10:57
escalation and Putin00:11:00
Always00:11:02
According to escalation theory, you always have00:11:04
there should be a next move in stock and here it is00:11:09
as we see among the Americans really00:11:11
I'm always stocking the following let's say Putin00:11:14
strikes and the Ukrainians run out of00:11:18
April projectile Putin starts the war then00:11:21
give Ukrainians defensive means00:11:23
155 artillery three sevens they start00:11:26
win00:11:27
Putin is furious and begins terror and00:11:31
scales follows American response00:11:34
this is actually in response to after the explosion00:11:38
the bridge has begun00:11:40
Putin's rocket mad00:11:44
and after which the Americans Apparently00:11:49
moved to the next stage of escalation00:11:52
because I draw your attention to the fact that00:11:54
after that, around Belgorod where they stood00:11:59
Russian missiles that fired00:12:01
the territory of Ukraine there are these missiles00:12:05
covered the air defense and then they arrived00:12:11
Ukrainian shells arrived and knocked out00:12:14
at first00:12:15
substation because substation when00:12:19
she's switching off she's switching off00:12:21
stationary air defense for a certain amount00:12:23
time00:12:24
which is needed as long as the air defense00:12:28
its own will not flare up00:12:30
generator and there’s even a video of how00:12:33
first the substation is cut down00:12:36
and then the air defense even knew what it was00:12:38
zapovoy it was a Russian shell00:12:40
launches a rocket but it's too late because00:12:42
what flies into him at that moment00:12:44
rocket harm why is it taking so long00:12:46
I’m telling you because it’s harm, that is00:12:49
this is an American missile and it hits00:12:51
territory which is already known even with00:12:54
from the point of view of international standards00:12:56
that some Crimea is Russian and00:12:58
Americans always say that00:13:00
some time ago they said that00:13:03
so we will not allow00:13:07
strikes with the weapons given to us on00:13:10
Ukrainian territory now we see A00:13:12
that in response to Putin's missile terror00:13:15
Apparently they allowed it So00:13:18
I somehow thought to myself that this00:13:20
look if Putin launches a tactical00:13:22
nuclear attack00:13:23
then in fact even Americans don’t00:13:28
will need no help00:13:31
no tomahawks, no help00:13:34
American Navy00:13:36
the next day f-16s will arrive from00:13:38
Ukrainian pilots and Atacama and00:13:41
they will take out Putin’s entire army even by the way00:13:43
f-16 is enough00:13:46
Well, actually the third war of which00:13:49
The third front that Putin opened because00:13:51
that he escalates all the time, although everyone00:13:53
times when he escalates as you see him00:13:56
gets deeper and deeper into00:13:59
in general, by the way, I should have00:14:01
In general, let's start this broadcast with the fact that00:14:03
Putin lost the war00:14:05
that's all we see now00:14:07
such spasms of a corpse, spasms of a military man00:14:11
corpse and begins with a question about00:14:15
who to blame here I am00:14:17
I think that Surovikino was not staged00:14:19
only to villainize, although he actually00:14:20
can't do anything else but before00:14:23
they put Surovikino in total to dump it00:14:25
he is responsible because00:14:26
for the first time we see the Russian General00:14:29
which commands the operation and in general00:14:32
if and which00:14:35
pulled out to give an interview which he clearly00:14:39
reads the losses to the prompter and who00:14:42
talks about unpopular decisions and00:14:45
accordingly, if this one won00:14:46
the war would have been won by Putin because00:14:49
Kherson needs to be handed over, it will pass it though00:14:51
I repeat there again Apparently without00:14:54
There won't be any surprises, but because00:14:58
Despite the fact that on the left bank00:15:01
Kherson collaborators are being transported to00:15:04
mostly we remain in our places and00:15:07
paratroopers are being transported who are clearly00:15:10
will strengthen the Zaporozhye Front on that00:15:13
who are crossing the shore of Kherson, washing and00:15:18
mobs should not be underestimated because00:15:21
Although this is mainly because Although they00:15:23
used as cannon fodder and although00:15:26
calls on God knows who, including00:15:29
IT specialists from Raiffeisenbank actually00:15:32
in fact, the main statistical00:15:35
The backbone is, of course, people who are completely00:15:38
were recently reservists and even in this00:15:40
training camp took place in the year It is very likely that as00:15:43
always in Russia they held these training camps00:15:45
paper, nevertheless, accordingly they00:15:49
It turns out those paratroopers are retreating00:15:53
which were mostly not on00:15:55
the front line and those trenches that are00:16:00
who are on the front tap00:16:01
still00:16:02
filled with faces So Ukraine of sand00:16:05
now, as far as I understand, it's coming00:16:07
very neat and careful they just00:16:10
carry everything ahead of them in a fiery shaft00:16:12
largely adopting00:16:14
Russian tactics and take care of your people00:16:18
Well, actually in response to this Putin00:16:23
opened the third front it00:16:25
infrastructure front and I already said00:16:27
about the fact that he is looking for his MacGuffin00:16:30
looking for some kind of thing00:16:32
such a magic key of some kind00:16:34
a wonderful item like this00:16:37
wiring that means or will allow him00:16:40
freeze Europe or let him00:16:42
start negotiations will allow him somehow00:16:43
so turn around and we see that00:16:47
Despite all the hardships that he00:16:50
delivers it extremely with his rocket00:16:52
war and now00:16:54
A new wave of blows, everything that came00:16:57
Kyiv was shot down and much of what00:17:00
flew across Western Ukraine and ended up in00:17:02
target because there was no air defense there00:17:05
there is no electricity in many places00:17:09
And the idea is to run to Europe00:17:14
crowds of Ukrainians and Europe raised their paws and00:17:17
said oh please we don't need any more00:17:19
we are suffocating from refugees here by the way00:17:21
Please note Estonia has already become00:17:25
unfold00:17:26
a large number of many of the Ukrainian00:17:29
refugees who are trying to leave for00:17:34
Europe from Russia That is, these are the people from00:17:37
Mariupol from the Donetsk region and since then00:17:41
places you couldn't just drive through00:17:42
through Ukraine and accordingly they travel00:17:45
I saw it recently through Russia00:17:48
a tough article in the north which00:17:51
tells how they are deployed under00:17:53
the various prepositions themselves are required00:17:56
They ask why didn’t you leave earlier?00:17:59
and a person can be these several00:18:01
months there in some kind of collision00:18:03
sat intimidated00:18:05
waking up Yes just got out of00:18:08
basement and the best thing is that they are asked00:18:10
show social media history to00:18:12
prove that they are not quilted jackets. What if you00:18:16
remember to leave Mariupol you need00:18:18
go through the filtration camp and there00:18:20
need to erase all your social media00:18:23
Because if you are not quilted jackets, then you00:18:25
you will automatically enter the filtration room00:18:28
basement And that means people who are all00:18:31
erased that to leave Mariupol00:18:33
Russians approach such Estonians and here00:18:35
they say a Prove that you are not quilted jackets A00:18:39
that actually yes it is clear because how00:18:43
said00:18:44
Europe garden surrounds it Jungle It00:18:48
Holy truth00:18:49
and Europe is not rubber like it was recently00:18:52
found out and how recently we found out00:18:54
European politicians00:18:56
and for this very reason she doesn't want00:19:00
absolutely see no Russians in yourself00:19:03
and Putin also hopes that her00:19:07
Even the Ukrainians will be annoying, but here What00:19:10
it's called can't wait00:19:13
and actually among00:19:15
things that Putin uses for00:19:18
rocket spoke about this in detail in00:19:22
last program that first in the first00:19:24
wave of inaccurate missiles or00:19:26
Iranian drones and in the second wave which00:19:30
serves as a means to oversaturate air defense and00:19:33
which00:19:34
they fly so that the air defense can spend on them00:19:37
precious rockets00:19:38
and then rockets of the caliber type fly00:19:42
Iskander that really fly00:19:44
exactly on target but which now too00:19:46
quite often, yes actually for a long time00:19:48
they shoot down and by the way about Iranian drones00:19:52
shahedah I'm here, Fedina's dusk is pretty00:19:55
Dedicated an entire program to them in detail00:19:59
Thursday we will probably go out at our place too00:20:03
post it but of course I can’t pass Shahid00:20:06
I can especially say00:20:08
I can’t help but say especially because I’m with00:20:12
I figured it out, it turned out crazy00:20:14
Interesting00:20:16
by the way, they built it, answer the martyrs00:20:19
I think you remember Barack Obama00:20:22
was going to make peace with Iran sent00:20:24
Kesha's suitcases for him00:20:26
So I think it would be interesting if00:20:29
Trump didn't break the Iran deal00:20:31
how many martyrs would Iran have now? A00:20:34
so Putin is only asking for 2,400 and00:20:36
those like him don’t put everything00:20:40
a Excuse me a little for technicalities00:20:43
details I will try to be here00:20:45
more concise than my article in the new one00:20:47
newspaper or whatever Mark has, that's the first one00:20:49
a question arises in a person when he00:20:51
hears that the second army Vera How else00:20:54
recently they called the Russian you that and00:20:57
I must tell you the second army of the world00:21:00
massively purchasing Iranian drones Well00:21:03
comes to amazement says Well listen00:21:05
Well, I understand why Putin doesn’t00:21:08
managed to build drones that00:21:11
are analogous to Israeli00:21:13
American but how did it happen00:21:16
Russia cannot build what00:21:18
built for myself00:21:21
and when I studied the question I no matter how00:21:26
strangely I realized that there is an answer to it00:21:28
and that this mine is brilliant in its00:21:33
in its simplicity and in its abomination the thing is because00:21:36
what is a drone at all?00:21:40
Kamikaze drone like the same Shahid or00:21:43
some kind of Beraktar or Predator Well,00:21:46
principle00:21:47
Drone is Future War00:21:50
which is based on intelligence00:21:54
and this thing that saves lives00:21:58
operator because the operator is not00:22:00
explodes with it, unlike not00:22:02
waves a spear does not run to attack does not00:22:04
he's sitting here firing a machine gun00:22:06
somewhere there in a quiet place and00:22:10
this thing has eyes00:22:13
some optical devices or operator00:22:18
or rather the operator and the eyes together or00:22:21
even she might have a little something00:22:23
better eyes because it can be with00:22:26
infrared head or it can be00:22:29
with again with an optical head00:22:32
guidance that operates without00:22:34
operator and then this optical00:22:36
guidance heads there is a bank of photos00:22:40
which approximately correspond to00:22:44
the object that it must hit is00:22:46
processor and here she looks at the bottom She00:22:50
sees the image of the object, she checks it00:22:54
This is a picture of a building she compares it with00:22:56
photo bank says Oh listen here00:22:58
it's like I have to hit and00:23:01
then even she without an operator should00:23:02
may strike or the same00:23:04
the infrared head is also very expensive00:23:06
Let me remind you that it’s a good infrared00:23:09
there should even be a head in it Well something00:23:13
such a very cold refrigerated like00:23:15
usually liquid nitrogen And so00:23:17
infrared head it hits what00:23:21
is Heat and what is warm?00:23:23
engine for example a tank or airplane and00:23:26
hits a moving target accordingly00:23:28
Even better than a human, even like for example00:23:30
the same one Here she is00:23:33
tunes in to this00:23:38
heat on this thermal circuit and there00:23:40
flies or respectively00:23:44
active radar head00:23:46
rocking radar head it00:23:48
can also distinguish something better00:23:50
person00:23:52
and all this for these Drones in general00:23:57
No That is, from the word absolutely Yes, there is00:24:00
fermenting ammunition Usually it00:24:03
controlled by radio operator But the same00:24:05
the most Switch Blade 600 it is controlled00:24:08
operator He flies 80 km and00:24:11
Israeli ones are also controlled by an operator00:24:15
it flies up to a thousand kilometers and can hit00:24:18
whatever he has electro-optical00:24:19
sensors Here he is in the war in Nagorny00:24:22
Karabakh hit command posts lived00:24:25
bus with Armenian soldiers behind the line00:24:28
front00:24:29
and that means00:24:31
nothing of this anymore Heada00:24:35
It's amazing that it doesn't have an operator00:24:36
Why Because as he explained to me very00:24:39
good military Expert Pavel Lusin without00:24:41
satellite any control channel is valid00:24:43
somewhere 150 km further to fill it in00:24:45
interference and Shahid on his petrol00:24:49
a motor that was stolen from German00:24:50
small motor00:24:52
can cut, according to the Iranians, as much as00:24:55
2000 km Well, no one has seen 2000 km00:24:58
so that he can fly, but nevertheless, here we have00:25:00
from Crimea is acceptable When flying to Kyiv00:25:02
then it flies about 800 kilometers then00:25:05
there are 1000 kilometers it is clearly accurate00:25:07
flies and because the Iranians00:25:10
there are no satellites, then accordingly00:25:12
shakhet flies without a communication channel with00:25:16
operator In any case,00:25:17
standard version, I’ll immediately make a reservation that00:25:20
like a Lego constructor He probably can00:25:21
be collected some other things plus00:25:25
he doesn’t have a camera, a unique case for00:25:28
Basic drones00:25:30
no what kind of optical system is there00:25:33
guidance with large processors00:25:35
capacities that are both expensive and00:25:38
consume a lot of energy, but no00:25:41
no infrared targeting heads00:25:43
I say this specifically for those who00:25:45
I read the Internet there for some reason00:25:48
it is written that they exist, that they exist Well00:25:51
so to speak00:25:52
Which of my interlocutors believe me00:25:55
talked to a lot of people00:25:56
not in Kyiv not in Odessa00:25:59
he doesn't have these infrared heads00:26:03
saw and accordingly00:26:05
military experts very much doubt how00:26:08
way there could be an infrared head00:26:10
guidance used like me just now00:26:12
said to track moving00:26:14
targets for a drone that has moving targets00:26:18
obviously not tracking00:26:20
Yes, he absolutely has it00:26:22
passive robotic head00:26:24
homing is more accurate It happens, but here too00:26:27
moment because none of his complex00:26:30
n the suicide bombers in Ukraine haven’t hit him yet00:26:32
that's how Roman Svetan is00:26:35
our favorite military expert is here00:26:37
said they were just too slow00:26:39
they fly even taking into account the fact that they are flying00:26:42
low 185 km/h at a speed at which00:26:45
the shachette flies and makes the sound of a chainsaw00:26:48
accordingly, any air defense for which they00:26:50
they're flying and they're going to hit00:26:52
before they air defense is another matter what's here00:26:55
the size is unequal because it is shahet00:26:57
a cheap thing an air defense missile can cost00:27:00
several hundred thousand and accordingly00:27:02
actually one of the most important tasks00:27:05
rocket It's clear In this war This is this00:27:08
a way to force yourself to be shot down by missiles and00:27:11
spend expensive ones on yourself00:27:13
renewable rockets and then it will arrive00:27:15
caliber or eskander and that’s it00:27:18
it's interesting, of course, if he has00:27:20
active pointing head too I'm very00:27:23
I've been looking into this issue for a long time because00:27:25
that the martyrs used the name at first00:27:28
tried to hit the hummers what happened00:27:30
very funny because the name was amazing but00:27:33
in the best style of the Russian army those places00:27:35
where hymers were once seen00:27:38
which from these places they struck, well00:27:41
do you imagine highmars which00:27:42
absolutely ultra-mobile complex here it is00:27:44
stopped for just a minute00:27:46
fired back, released the package and then left00:27:50
in 3 hours he flies there Well, the chickens00:27:53
Laughter and, accordingly, a little more00:27:57
they hit warehouses in Odessa along the sea00:27:59
just all the warehouses were apparently00:28:02
based on the consideration that in some of00:28:05
these folds have ammunition and00:28:08
really some of these warehouses00:28:09
detonated and because they hit00:28:12
some of the iron roofs are mine00:28:14
interlocutors suggested00:28:16
what do they have active there?00:28:18
radar head and the same00:28:22
povelozin he very much doubted it00:28:23
because he said, well, listen, this one was00:28:25
it was simpler there was a gunner with an iPhone, he00:28:27
passed by the warehouse sent the coordinates00:28:30
really such gunners as a pond00:28:32
in Ukraine and that martyrs flew to00:28:35
iron roofs Well, what kind of roof?00:28:37
the warehouse is not iron and after that00:28:40
It took me so long to figure this out00:28:42
It turned out that of course Luzin is completely00:28:43
I’m right in not a single shahed as far as I’m concerned00:28:46
not yet known not in Kyiv not in Odessa not00:28:48
found no puzzles00:28:50
that is, once again this is such a thing00:28:53
who is blind, deaf and has no connection with00:28:56
operator Ask how it flies00:28:58
and the answer is very simple she has this00:29:01
a thing called out the00:29:03
temination Unit00:29:05
that is, She has a cheap Civilian00:29:08
GPS and cheap inertial system00:29:10
countdown00:29:11
and so00:29:14
accordingly Sergei podshivalov00:29:18
blue director of a Californian company00:29:20
broadcom which specializes in00:29:22
microcircuits for global systems00:29:24
he kindly explained the positioning to me00:29:27
how does that act from his point of view?00:29:32
he is in shahed himself carefully00:29:35
I studied the photos and saw 5 GPS there00:29:38
4 white antennas and one single antenna00:29:41
and so he thinks that she is black00:29:46
actually determines the position in00:29:47
space these are ordinary GPS coordinates00:29:49
But 4 little white ones determine the corner00:29:53
the position of the drone in the air is the roll angles00:29:55
huckster or yaw and even hemming00:29:58
I was not lazy and found a study00:30:00
professor at Tehran University Ali00:30:03
reserve dalana which is dedicated specifically00:30:05
this problem00:30:06
and concluded from this study the noise00:30:09
Iranians have good brains, all Western ones00:30:11
achievements they know they think correctly00:30:13
accordingly, here is a black antenna00:30:16
costs 10 dollars for any weight cost00:30:17
I identified 100 white hems each00:30:20
dollars per piece, that is, he counts00:30:22
what are these civilian jeans receivers00:30:26
standard accuracy which actually00:30:28
that's why suicide bombers usually don't get caught00:30:31
purpose but because for accurate orientation00:30:34
later that is, roughly speaking00:30:36
The only thing this thing has is it00:30:39
there is a built-in00:30:41
interest that determines not only00:30:43
the place where she will fly but also how she00:30:47
will shake its wings so as not to00:30:50
fall down and not somersault and fly00:30:53
to this place and actually this GPS is not00:30:56
accurate because for precise orientation00:30:59
you need a military GPS and a powerful onboard00:31:02
a computer that takes into account mass00:31:04
subtleties, for example, a satellite comes in or00:31:08
rises Well, or more precisely where it is00:31:10
in the sky relative to the receiver or there00:31:13
thickness of the atmosphere above this place00:31:15
solar activity air temperature00:31:17
because it all affects the delay00:31:19
electromagnetic waves you are on the sphere00:31:21
troposphere and in total gives the deviation Here00:31:23
the same tens of meters and all this00:31:26
you can’t just calculate it like that, that’s all00:31:29
must be counted and loaded00:31:31
he tells me he filed directly00:31:34
before flying the drone or broadcasting00:31:36
during the flight this requires everything very00:31:39
serious ground airborne00:31:40
infrastructure Well, actually this is not the case.00:31:43
here we see the shakhet that arrives00:31:44
800 km from Crimea, these are aiming at00:31:47
ukrenergo building falls into residential building00:31:49
across the street00:31:50
that is, the question arises of what he can do00:31:53
Shahet answer is this What is this00:31:58
this is a weapon for committing massacres00:32:01
terrorists against civilians00:32:03
this is a deaf blind dumb flying belt00:32:06
Shahid and he flies in flocks, let me remind you that he00:32:11
launched five per truck00:32:13
can fly 10-15 and 20 pieces means 1000:32:17
will be shot down00:32:18
nine will miss one will reach00:32:22
and note the main thing that he cannot00:32:26
used at the front, that's the majority00:32:27
passengers00:32:30
and also Switch Blade 600 which00:32:32
used by the Ukrainian army but00:32:34
used at the front because, well, it's00:32:36
that's sweetie00:32:37
Shahid 136 cannot be used at the front00:32:41
Naturally, I emphasize again I say00:32:43
only about shahed 136 but because like me00:32:46
already said he doesn't know how to hit00:32:47
moving targets And secondly, where are00:32:51
Armed men he will be there immediately00:32:52
hit because 185 kilometers per hour00:32:56
low-flying relatively large 3.5 m00:33:00
length 2.5 m wingspan target and not there00:33:04
the fact that an anti-aircraft gun can be shot down from00:33:06
heavy machine gun for sure00:33:08
I expressed to Fedya the assumption that00:33:12
it is possible to shoot down with a bow, although for00:33:16
lack of bows for the Ukrainian arsenal00:33:19
army, we certainly can’t make this hypothesis00:33:21
check00:33:22
that is, in any case, this is ammunition00:33:25
which in principle does not provide00:33:27
use against armed00:33:28
enemy because any enemy00:33:30
armed with something more00:33:32
longer range than a club knocks him down00:33:35
In addition, there is nothing marred at the front00:33:38
decides its payload up to 40 kg Yes00:33:41
that's about four times more00:33:44
more load than a 150 mm projectile But still00:33:49
now both sides are still each00:33:52
spends 10,000 shells a day but00:33:55
Imagine you launched it along the front00:33:57
10 deaf and blind drones How much is this one?00:34:01
conventional shells00:34:05
0.5%. they differ in that, unlike00:34:08
You can't shoot down a shell from ordinary shells00:34:09
And this drone can be shot down00:34:11
And like I said, I'm not at all00:34:15
besides the mine is a bad design00:34:16
because on the contrary it's great00:34:18
efficient design in its class00:34:21
this is precisely a cluster of realistic00:34:23
weapons that are industrially created00:34:25
with the deliberate goal of striking the world and its00:34:28
blindness and deafness, idiocy and cheapness00:34:32
of course it's not an advantage, it's his00:34:34
advantage These are not its disadvantages but00:34:37
on the front it is absolutely useless But here00:34:40
Imagine a peaceful house where people sit00:34:42
drink tea and generally cost hundreds of thousands00:34:44
kilometers from the front and then flies00:34:46
this Shahin And if he flies to the wrong place00:34:49
he flies home from the neighboring one and here00:34:51
there is no protection from it because well00:34:55
You can’t put air defense near every house00:34:57
that's why the idea of production00:35:00
it was Iran that came to mind00:35:02
a developed country there, it’s not in their head00:35:06
can even produce such rubbish00:35:09
Russia didn’t think of it before Putin00:35:12
nothing like that because here we go again00:35:15
he is capable of performing only two tasks00:35:18
or a strike on civilian targets for00:35:21
terror and panic second for saturation00:35:23
Enemy air defense00:35:25
and by the way, I actually would00:35:28
suggested considering the idea of banning00:35:31
use Kamikaze drones against00:35:33
civilian population just like00:35:35
prohibited against civilians00:35:37
mine petals it's automatic00:35:40
it makes no sense to produce such drones00:35:42
because as I already said at the front there is no00:35:44
meaningless equates this00:35:46
production to terrorism than this00:35:49
production is not with00:35:51
assessment of the technical side and00:35:54
accordingly again even if mine00:35:58
the offer will not be accepted; it is unlikely00:36:00
will be accepted I think it's simple00:36:03
useful thing because people00:36:06
They say00:36:07
tron kamication people talking drone00:36:10
and thinks that one drone is not much00:36:13
different from the other if00:36:15
dig into the insides of Shahed 13600:36:18
then we will be surprised to discover that even00:36:21
compared to other dronenamikazes it is not00:36:24
has practically nothing What does it do00:36:27
all other drones are weapons, that is, he is not00:36:30
has neither eyes nor brains00:36:33
system that allows them to control00:36:36
it's surprising that the coven00:36:40
and Actually, as I already said00:36:43
the use of these Drones marks a transition00:36:47
to a new phase of the war of terrorism00:36:51
war and more precisely the opening of a new front00:36:54
terrorist front00:36:56
it's not that stupid at first glance00:37:01
idea I already said that he is all the time00:37:04
trying to win the war with ideas after00:37:06
how he realized that he was at war00:37:10
actually loses the war alive00:37:13
he won't win with strength and technique00:37:16
tries to find something in the interval or00:37:20
some kind of thing or some kind of gold00:37:22
the key, as I already said, the magafina, here it is00:37:26
I decided that if I can’t drink00:37:28
the troops need to hit where they are00:37:30
the enemy is weak, he has read a lot of Sun Tzu00:37:33
that's what it says, don't go there00:37:35
you see the enemy of completeness where00:37:37
there's emptiness here, let's hit00:37:40
citizen of the population Let me freeze it00:37:42
Europe is really freezing Europe too00:37:45
nothing worked out and terrorist00:37:47
Putin's war while Europe is frozen is already00:37:49
has grown into a hybrid they are there What00:37:51
talk on TV What does it mean in00:37:54
at home in Russia these people walk around Greece00:37:56
Sergei Orton park was cut down for firewood and00:37:59
already live in some kind of completely00:38:01
in a separate world, and by the way, in a separate world00:38:04
world I completely forgot to say this very much00:38:06
ok on my part we will talk to00:38:08
Abbas Gollam because we will have00:38:11
second hour of this year of access and I decided00:38:16
invite a wonderful person to join it00:38:17
political scientist00:38:18
with whom we will talk like all these00:38:21
Putin's mobilizations are reflected in00:38:24
Russian officials and what they think00:38:28
in the meantime, I am now often reproached that00:38:34
I'm not talking about fundamental issues00:38:37
I'll try a little now00:38:40
highlight fundamental issues00:38:46
first of all, well, I’ll talk about this in more detail.00:38:49
speak00:38:51
I really like it no It's great that00:38:54
Putin is trying to turn Russia into a sect00:38:57
Well, to a large extent, since the neighbor00:39:00
The East has been turned into a sect00:39:03
and how can I tell you Judging by the questions00:39:05
he doesn't have much of a first opinion00:39:08
succeeded that is, yes from the point of view00:39:10
official propaganda if you look00:39:12
Russian television or Z channel and then00:39:15
it seems that he succeeded but you see here00:39:18
there is such an important thing that we live in00:39:20
an era when everyone is fascinated by the majority00:39:23
and let's say the majority or large00:39:26
number of Russian people00:39:27
really disappointed00:39:29
and when you see people who themselves00:39:32
come to the military registration and enlistment offices with the words And to us00:39:34
is supposed to be deferred00:39:37
naturally they tear it up and take it to front A00:39:39
or see00:39:41
this is a creepy video of the mother who00:39:46
I just received a funeral and is crying at00:39:48
bus link Ukraine killed my son00:39:52
Well, on the other hand, can you imagine00:39:55
I don’t know myself in any of the past wars00:39:57
18th 19th centuries to make mothers cry00:40:00
differently00:40:02
Well, I imagined this00:40:04
imagine in the Age of Enlightenment00:40:05
they said France is a moronic country00:40:07
there 99 percent of people are against it00:40:10
Voltaire00:40:11
or is England a moronic country B00:40:14
99 percent of people haven't read Newton00:40:18
but our time is infected, the majority and00:40:23
of course yes you can count how many people in00:40:25
Russia for Putin00:40:27
let's count not by roots but by00:40:31
inches00:40:32
and Let's look at the Age of Enlightenment in00:40:35
France was different not because 9900:40:37
percent of people have not read Walter And yet00:40:41
that one percent of people read but in00:40:44
previous era in some 16th century00:40:47
Walter wasn't even a hundred percent of the people00:40:49
they didn't read it00:40:52
that's it in general00:40:58
then the number of people in Russia who00:41:01
categorically against war00:41:04
and that amount of intellectual elite00:41:06
who are against war00:41:08
It should be noted that I cannot find00:41:13
By the way, there are many parallels in history00:41:16
Europe Although, by the way, some of00:41:18
for example, I don’t know if they are known00:41:21
to you during Europe during the war00:41:24
England and the United States of America00:41:27
Revolutionary War 177600:41:30
about a third of English00:41:33
Parliament Yes, Russia's parliament is not that00:41:36
can boast because in Russia00:41:37
There is no Parliament in Russia, there is this00:41:41
bunch of not ladies00:41:43
about third English00:41:45
parliament was for the Americans00:41:48
But here are the latest public polls00:41:51
opinions given by Alexey menyailo00:41:54
they are completely surprising because00:41:58
According to these questions, 55 percent00:42:00
Russians are confident that Victory in the war will not00:42:02
will bring them no benefits and 28.5 believes00:42:06
that Victory in the war will bring them a trip to00:42:09
relatives in Ukraine CIS security00:42:10
normalization of the economy and lifting of sanctions00:42:13
That is, what they had before the war00:42:15
the most important thing is that there are only three and three00:42:18
percentage of Russians expect victory in the war00:42:23
pride of joining territory00:42:25
strengthening Russia's positions and victory over00:42:28
by the Nazis, that is, once again00:42:30
official propaganda from these channels00:42:32
brainwashed and only three percent00:42:35
Russia is waiting for this Victory00:42:41
Well, we can state what’s what00:42:44
Putin really succeeded, of course, like I already00:42:47
she said she lost the war, what does he really mean?00:42:49
succeeded in completely destroying Russia00:42:52
but because what Putin is doing now00:42:56
Russia is a disaster00:42:58
and for starters, he returns Russia to00:43:02
pre-Petrine times00:43:04
and it turns Russia into a big Sector there00:43:07
gas00:43:08
in the state of a beggar drunkard who00:43:11
considers himself a victim00:43:14
too successful neighbor and who00:43:17
This neighbor regularly tries to break into his house00:43:20
break in and kill his wife there00:43:24
rape his daughter And even if he doesn’t have00:43:29
it all works out He says Me00:43:32
offended00:43:33
[applause]00:43:34
A00:43:36
Secondly00:43:37
Well actually look what happened to00:43:40
Russia How many people is it00:43:43
lost who just left00:43:45
usually went to Kazakhstan00:43:48
Mongolia to Armenia to Georgia Yes, someone from00:43:51
they will come back00:43:53
and Armenia’s GDP should have grown by00:43:56
one and a half percent of the unfortunate people of Armenia00:43:58
who herself experiences the worst00:44:01
times which in Armenia we somehow00:44:05
I promise we'll talk another time because00:44:07
that I believe that before our eyes00:44:08
a historical tragedy occurs00:44:10
scale00:44:12
and the tragedy is now I won’t even talk about it00:44:16
talk for a long time00:44:18
and so why does Armenia have this00:44:22
grew due to those IT specialists who00:44:25
she left and for them it is for of course00:44:29
countries that used to be part of00:44:32
The Soviet Union will take advantage of this00:44:34
this is a golden shower that fell from the sky00:44:36
because these are the people who will00:44:38
plow00:44:41
these people in Russia, if not all of them, many00:44:44
lost00:44:46
accordingly returning to stone00:44:48
century and accordingly Apparently this is00:44:50
one of Putin's goals00:44:52
about those who remember that they left in this00:44:57
I actually talked about this once00:45:01
what is it00:45:03
new rogue countries are not the same existence00:45:06
predicted by George Orell in 198400:45:09
year of his brilliant book and the real ones00:45:12
rogue countries that formed00:45:15
a few Later They cannot own00:45:18
the whole world due to its own00:45:20
inferiority00:45:21
and they are different from the previous ones00:45:24
totalitarian regimes from which I wrote00:45:27
your book because they are completely00:45:31
do not try to control all citizens00:45:34
but just the opposite, he kicks out the smartest ones00:45:36
from the country00:45:37
but Putin’s television is still00:45:40
hills and Putin's punitive machine00:45:44
which will now unfold00:45:46
more by the way, the connection with the introduction of the military00:45:49
provisions about which we will also talk with00:45:51
Abbas Golem00:45:53
Of course they will do it. So in Russia00:45:56
especially brains Well let's say so much00:45:59
the level of brains will decrease and for00:46:01
modern country is a disaster00:46:03
one more thing I want to talk about00:46:06
and as always, I won’t have time to do everything, but this00:46:11
important topic even this is super important00:46:13
probably one of the most important ones I00:46:15
today I want to discuss00:46:17
What will replace this place?00:46:23
will replace Russia in this place On this00:46:25
spot regional superpower answer00:46:26
of course this is Ukraine00:46:30
Moreover, this process is strongly00:46:36
accelerated by the war, but I want to draw your00:46:40
attention that in fact he is partly00:46:44
started immediately after the collapse00:46:46
USSR because it is still Europe00:46:51
very often looks at Ukraine00:46:54
fragment of the Russian Empire She was00:46:57
Russia is so big00:47:00
The Russian Empire was from the Baltic00:47:03
to the Black Sea and to the Sea of Japan00:47:07
Then it means this big Russia in 9100:47:10
she was dropped like a vase on the floor00:47:13
split into 1000 pieces and here is one of00:47:15
these pieces Ukraine00:47:17
that’s actually how I perceived events00:47:20
Moscow and Europe Oddly enough, under this00:47:23
signed with her eyes00:47:26
what do they say, this is Putin’s Russia00:47:28
Heir to the Russian Empire Heir00:47:30
The Soviet Union needs its interests00:47:34
take into account as explained to me00:47:36
German diplomats after 2015 200800:47:40
and Ukraine is such a fragment for him00:47:44
you can order him so he00:47:47
listened to listened to including Russia and00:47:50
In general, there is some kind of corruption in it00:47:53
unclear national identity00:47:54
some people speak Russian some00:47:56
people speak Ukrainian00:47:58
something like00:48:02
and accordingly I remind you that Putin00:48:06
It’s not for nothing that you worry about what’s going on00:48:10
can Russia be called Russia if00:48:13
the mother of Russian cities is not included in her00:48:17
Russian composition because strictly speaking00:48:20
geographically00:48:22
Ukraine is the heir to the Kyiv00:48:25
Rus' and this geography have nothing00:48:27
you can do it00:48:28
and that's 40 million00:48:32
residents of a European country with a rich00:48:35
land with a dense road network with00:48:39
good education00:48:40
with democracy living democracy with00:48:45
patriotism which is strengthened or rather00:48:48
actually largely generated00:48:50
what he is trying to do to Ukraine00:48:52
Putin and now if we compare00:48:55
Unfortunately, we will see Russia and Ukraine00:48:58
that Russia in almost all respects00:49:00
loses Yes, you will tell Russia more00:49:03
Well, in general, to be honest, significant00:49:06
part of Russian territory is just00:49:09
permafrost habitable or not00:49:13
very hospitable Siberia is very00:49:15
large population00:49:18
accordingly it is very loose00:49:21
The road network is a gigantic space00:49:23
who share not so much00:49:27
prosperous and in this sense these00:49:30
distance is not an advantage00:49:33
on the contrary, it is a very serious load and very00:49:37
important very strong transactional00:49:39
costs for the entire economy in this sense00:49:42
Yes, that's what Napoleon said about00:49:45
Marshal Davu you didn’t come out and longer here00:49:49
Russia is bigger, but that doesn't mean it's00:49:53
cooler Yes, there are fewer Ukrainians than Russians00:49:57
140 million versus 40 million but00:50:01
again, what do we see in this war?00:50:04
highlighted in this war that is huge00:50:06
the Russian population is poor00:50:09
lives in some places completely00:50:11
paranoid00:50:14
brought up in vodka and Putin's00:50:18
propaganda which is Putin propaganda00:50:21
which explains to them that Yes, here they are00:50:23
of course they are unhappy and of course they are beggars00:50:25
but they were more spiritual than us00:50:28
stylish West is 30 million00:50:32
There are more than 30 million village toilets00:50:35
Russians who use these00:50:37
rustic wooden00:50:39
and in fact these people fight in00:50:43
Ukraine00:50:44
and if we look at what's happening in00:50:48
Ukraine we see there more00:50:52
highly educated more patriotic00:50:55
living population00:50:57
we see a centric network there00:50:59
democracy and we see that it is against Russia00:51:05
fighting against Russian troops00:51:08
fight primarily in not only00:51:12
some kind of central power00:51:15
fighting That's exactly the network centric00:51:18
democracy people in villages people in cities00:51:22
and formally Russia had a higher00:51:26
GDP per capita than Ukraine before00:51:29
war but we see that they are Russian00:51:33
Soldiers drag from ordinary houses00:51:37
Ukrainians00:51:39
the washing machine says wow00:51:41
Listen this is a very big washing machine00:51:43
car Let's steal it00:51:46
and here is a very important thing00:51:49
which I want to say first00:51:51
turn to my Ukrainian listeners00:51:54
because very often we can read00:51:58
The statement that Ukraine was like00:52:00
Russian colony00:52:01
I would say that no more than Scotland00:52:04
was a colony of England and Scotland00:52:07
England This00:52:09
symbiotic symbiosis And which00:52:12
actually gave birth to the British Empire00:52:15
without the symbiosis of Ukraine and Russia, yes00:52:19
just like Scotland and England there00:52:22
there were some poignant moments, there were some00:52:24
Uprisings, their wars, and so on, but without00:52:27
How could this symbiosis not exist?00:52:29
British Empire of England's insymbiosis00:52:31
Scotland wouldn't exist like that and Russia wouldn't00:52:33
empires without the symbiosis of Ukraine and Russia00:52:37
well, I don’t like to remember history but00:52:41
Still, it is necessary to remind here that00:52:43
actually the Kievan Rus that was00:52:47
Vikinsky founded by Vikings00:52:49
states00:52:51
was founded in European Kyiv they are in00:52:54
Asian Moscow And what is most important is00:52:57
there were precisely Ukrainian Cossacks, or more precisely00:53:00
Ukrainian Cossack state which00:53:03
back in the 17th century and determined who would00:53:09
Eastern Europe will dominate it00:53:12
Türkiye with which she periodically00:53:13
was Poland or your part00:53:17
which it periodically became and00:53:20
Moscow kingdom and it so happened that00:53:25
an alliance was eventually concluded with00:53:28
Moscow kingdom to a significant extent00:53:29
because it was at that moment the most00:53:31
became a little later When Russia00:53:35
began to quickly become trapped with the help00:53:39
It was this Union that gave Peter the Great00:53:44
Russia has an absolutely incredible military00:53:47
advantage of those same Cossacks00:53:51
light cavalry of the southern steppes because00:53:54
two military forces created the Russian00:53:57
the empire on one side is infantry00:54:02
disciplined infantry that created00:54:04
Peter European infantry fruit of the European00:54:08
military revolution which I by the way00:54:10
spoke in the stream of ineffective armies00:54:13
on the other side the Cossacks00:54:16
But Russian Propaganda is now very00:54:18
likes to explain that she is Novorossiya00:54:21
was conquered by the Russian Empire And if00:54:25
if this hadn't happened she would have stayed00:54:27
may be part of either Turkey or may00:54:30
be Khan's Crimea or maybe00:54:32
Crimean Khanate00:54:34
quite possible but on the other hand Yes00:54:38
we can say that firstly without saying00:54:39
already about the fact that the Cossacks actually conquered00:54:42
for the kings Siberia and the Far East00:54:46
not to mention the fact that in conquest00:54:49
land Russia they also participated00:54:52
So to a large extent it is00:54:55
without Kazakh troops Russian Empire00:54:57
Well, yes it remains Well, maybe small00:55:01
Muscovite principality between somewhere00:55:03
Smolensk and the first00:55:05
Although moreover without00:55:09
thermization that occurred under Peter a00:55:13
Russia could never have saved00:55:16
these Ukrainian lands where the Elite is in00:55:20
in general had European more or00:55:22
less ordinary Well at least00:55:24
wormwood customs where she knew00:55:27
Latin where she studied time and so00:55:30
Further00:55:31
in short, while Russia was part00:55:35
of civilized Europe, Ukraine could be00:55:40
partner of Russia when Putin decided that00:55:45
Russia must return in time before00:55:47
Peter the Great00:55:49
Ukraine didn’t follow him, it was part of00:55:54
Europe is always part of Europe00:55:57
will remain00:55:59
but this is unfortunately a sad thing00:56:03
which for Russia which should00:56:07
realize the Russians maybe it won't be00:56:10
very nice thing00:56:11
but you can argue for a long time00:56:16
will happen to Russia, we will now00:56:18
discuss with Abas Kolyanov Will there be00:56:22
there will be a coup there? Will there be a revolution there?00:56:24
democratization may be Putin after all00:56:28
will be able to turn Russia into Northern00:56:30
Korea or something much worse00:56:33
turn the Russian population into what00:56:35
now he hasn't actually turned it yet00:56:37
here they are truly unfortunate00:56:40
sectarians who will believe that they00:56:42
against00:56:43
the whole world is against them and everyone offended00:56:47
But00:56:50
two things are completely obvious00:56:54
just Russians00:56:58
not only Russians if he goes to the West00:57:00
you'll just have to count it all00:57:03
geopolitical situation00:57:06
And00:57:07
understand that Russia is now generally in00:57:11
in principle, no matter who wins there will not be00:57:13
be a key player in this00:57:16
area of space00:57:19
a and00:57:23
which is actually the second thing that I00:57:28
I just want to advise Ukrainians00:57:31
and not consider ourselves victims of the Russian00:57:36
empire because you don't have to consider yourself00:57:40
Well, just like the Scots00:57:42
Imagine the Scots would fall off00:57:46
Great Britain, of course, there would be plenty00:57:49
Scots who would paint00:57:51
what a terrible relationship they had00:57:53
since falkirk and benec burn and how00:57:57
the Scots were victims of the British00:57:59
Empire I don't think it's very good00:58:01
the right attitude towards life is much00:58:03
It's better not to be victims, although many00:58:07
modern leftists love00:58:09
pretend to be victims like to play on00:58:13
feelings of people who like to think00:58:16
that they are victims of women portraying00:58:19
victims were all Colonial peoples00:58:21
to portray victims means to remove something00:58:24
since Zimbabwe is unhappy, that means00:58:26
because she is a victim of the damned00:58:28
colonialists are so much better00:58:31
In my opinion, consider ourselves not victims but00:58:33
the winners of which Ukraine was and00:58:36
which Ukraine is now00:58:40
and I had many more interesting new ones00:58:44
stories that I wanted to tell00:58:47
here we have but I'm leaving them00:58:50
global stories for next week00:58:54
By the way, I have to say that please00:58:59
write to us with questions important questions00:59:02
Because if these questions come up00:59:06
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Galyamov Hello to you00:59:29
Hello00:59:32
so he told me about something and I didn’t00:59:36
heard00:59:39
In the meantime, Dasha is establishing contact, I’m not00:59:42
worry we will contact you immediately00:59:50
on air This is no consolation because of course00:59:54
I can pass the word00:59:56
And say everything you wanted to say But01:00:00
still, I would like to ask him01:00:03
a couple of questions So for now Dasha is finding out01:00:07
what happened to us01:00:09
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Belevsky a and I I remind you that we have01:00:26
there is a great stream about ineffective ones01:00:30
Bronze Age armies to the present day01:00:33
which we brought which I spent in01:00:35
Monday and which I love you very much01:00:38
I recommend watching it like this What do we have?01:00:44
I hear01:00:50
so Abbas Sorry means One second01:00:54
here it is for me01:00:56
and yes, of course, that’s certainly tempting01:01:01
ask abas questions let him take the rap01:01:04
answers but because apparently01:01:06
Abbas can hear me too01:01:11
wear red if yes01:01:15
can you hear me, what is it? What is it?01:01:17
we're there like that, now we'll be there again01:01:19
talk and say that the cat is a tie01:01:21
chewed the wires, but we didn’t01:01:23
are to blame And by the way, by the way, here we have01:01:26
we just wanted to show off what we have01:01:29
finally everything worked out and got off like01:01:32
we mean this kind of [ __ ] happened01:01:37
that something has moved away01:01:41
everything seems fine Well01:01:48
that everyone hears both Abbass and Dasha and Yulia01:01:52
Abbas means I'm offering now01:01:54
I will ask you to do this01:01:57
question If we don’t make it in two minutes01:02:01
we won’t have time to answer we won’t have time to fix it01:02:05
connection then I’ll simply sit where01:02:08
Dasha has working headphones and will01:02:12
will talk to you and will be in the chair01:02:14
sit alone cat tie01:02:17
Sorry, I think this is correct01:02:22
and Dasha that we have a skiff01:02:28
and Dasha can join and something01:02:30
tell me too01:02:34
Oh good01:02:39
You me I hear you only I hear you01:02:45
because you are sitting in the same room with me01:02:47
the room is good So01:02:50
it's called changing clothes in the air01:02:54
and therefore my first question01:02:57
Abbas01:02:59
a wonderful political scientist And by the way I01:03:02
Besides the fact that I want to wash Abbas already01:03:05
we also have our own Youtube channel01:03:07
Of course we’ll put a link to it under too01:03:09
Abas has a wonderful broadcast but not01:03:12
no yes So you have a wonderful01:03:15
Facebook in which he has a lot of different things01:03:18
they write interesting things01:03:19
and the first question I want to ask01:03:23
This is What changes are you now? Bosses01:03:27
see what changes are already happening in01:03:31
Russian administrative elite A in01:03:36
due to the fact that Putin obviously started01:03:40
losing the war because we all01:03:42
We were waiting for them to eat everything there each other01:03:44
friend that now the army will rise up against01:03:47
Putin's FSB will rise up against Putin01:03:51
Apparently it’s not happening yet, although01:03:52
they eat each other01:03:54
But there are significant and important01:03:57
administrative progress and if possible01:04:00
talk about them01:04:02
don’t believe that your code will listen01:04:05
tie you will also be heard by Julia01:04:07
Latynina01:04:11
Well01:04:14
change01:04:15
mood of course01:04:17
there Depression is probably the most01:04:23
common feeling among people01:04:27
related to their01:04:30
with the understanding that01:04:33
Victory doesn't smell01:04:39
the absence of Victory is essentially01:04:43
at some point defeat will end01:04:45
may drag on for a while01:04:49
may go into some kind of trench phase But01:04:52
because it depletes resources01:04:54
The way it goes is catastrophically lacking01:04:56
mobilization is going clumsily01:05:00
when mobilized to no avail01:05:04
they throw it anywhere01:05:09
pasture when they are relatives01:05:14
equip01:05:16
that is, it is clear that01:05:19
financial resources in the state are still01:05:21
there is, but it’s not the ability of their regime01:05:23
effectively mobilize01:05:25
she is of course but very talking therefore01:05:31
the protracted war will devour her01:05:33
resources she but she does it she will01:05:36
live and finances and therefore human01:05:39
resources01:05:40
the population will become more and more01:05:43
embittered or sooner or later it01:05:46
anger will develop into aggression01:05:49
there is this understanding and therefore we are delaying01:05:51
it’s also impossible and that is, you can’t win01:05:55
it turns out and stop01:05:59
it seems like you can't until you win01:06:02
but it’s also not possible to fight endlessly01:06:05
it turns out that is, wherever you throw it, everywhere01:06:07
Wedge That is, it’s so strategic01:06:10
a dead end, that is, a strategic exit and01:06:13
therefore the whole system01:06:15
now she lives like this one day01:06:19
the regime has switched, that is, about what’s there01:06:21
what will happen next no one tries not to think01:06:23
everyone also understands that something is coming01:06:26
grandiose Tryndets But here's how exactly01:06:30
no one knows what he will look like01:06:32
these are the people there after all01:06:34
will rebel as after the results of the First01:06:37
world war before means two revolutions after01:06:40
year and the people will rebel and pitchforks there01:06:43
it means the elite will be raised either by the army01:06:46
will deploy bayonets and move towards the Kremlin or01:06:49
national republics will begin to disappear01:06:52
either all this taken together or nuclear01:06:55
war Yes, well, there is an understanding that something01:07:00
it will be hell Well, exactly exactly how it all is01:07:04
will look01:07:05
no in this situation either, people know01:07:09
just put your head down like that01:07:11
look at your feet so that by chance01:07:13
Well, don’t look around over the top01:07:14
head target in the distance on the horizon01:07:17
some kind of nightmare not to see, that is,01:07:19
Russian Elites have the same habit01:07:21
Putin sets the strategy behind all this01:07:24
Putin's watching ours doing little I'm not01:07:28
Well, we’re used to believing Putin in this sense01:07:29
They knew that he was leading in the right direction01:07:33
direction And now it comes to them01:07:34
The realization that Yes no and he too can01:07:37
leading in the wrong direction and like01:07:39
we should do it ourselves now01:07:42
strategy But since first exit01:07:46
they don’t see secondly it’s scary Here they are01:07:49
busy passing the buck01:07:51
Each other01:07:53
They are busy shifting01:07:55
responsibility each other Yeah well01:07:59
responsibility for each other sometimes01:08:01
is happening01:08:02
publicly this is this squabble that01:08:04
took place before the appointment of severe punishment01:08:07
it is necessary when there means then01:08:09
the leadership of the operation was criticized to the fullest01:08:13
publicly already these Kadyrov Prigogine01:08:16
for example or when01:08:17
the Ministry of Defense painted on each other on these01:08:21
military officers and they ran screaming there01:08:23
Kremlin Dear Father, thank you We are we01:08:26
we are patriots for you01:08:28
most of course the story is its own01:08:31
aft Can I interrupt?01:08:35
Well, until it ends now for me01:08:38
them in headphones01:08:44
until it ends Julia This is the story That01:08:47
there was their complaint about the fact that01:08:51
they say they want a criminal case against us01:08:54
excite But it's go away leak That's it01:08:56
it was about a criminal case I'm so01:08:59
I understand it's organized01:09:01
Ministry of Defense and Security01:09:03
bureaucracy so to speak01:09:06
to bring them to their senses, but they are in01:09:10
we feel In general we have brought ourselves Yes if01:09:12
We noticed they immediately started01:09:14
Severiki PR That's in general01:09:18
criticism of management stopped01:09:20
Ministry of Defense which they had previously started01:09:22
This allows And in this sense Well01:09:25
Ministry of Defense is still a problem01:09:26
solved the problem itself with the help of this leak01:09:28
and didn't need enough01:09:31
Means01:09:33
the most information only about this case01:09:35
so I don't think what to do now01:09:37
it will be because the problems have resolved01:09:44
that Jokes aside As they say Yes and01:09:48
so Well, this is not the same audience that is there01:09:51
you know the heroic one will go to the Barricades01:09:52
In the name of the principle of Freedom of Speech Here they are01:09:55
They simply01:09:56
their status is essentially they are not free01:09:59
words fought they defended their01:10:01
status inside01:10:04
bureaucratic hierarchy They wanted to say01:10:07
the following is approximately So we obey01:10:10
only the Kremlin, that is, we are so high01:10:13
delivered part of this political01:10:15
Putin's political machine We01:10:17
We obey only Thunder clients A01:10:22
that means all the other ordinary officials01:10:24
including the military. Go to hell means01:10:27
You are not our decree01:10:31
Well now they are like this01:10:33
allowed them to show that no and01:10:36
the military also has a decree for you, here they are01:10:40
according to the new new yours01:10:43
the position of this hierarchy01:10:45
omitted so to speak01:10:47
they are administratively omitted01:10:50
express themselves Here they will write there01:10:52
Now talk about what it’s like there01:10:55
great strategist Surikin and how Russia with01:10:59
they were lucky01:11:01
So, in general, returning to the big01:11:09
appointed him01:11:12
to blame all the problems on him Or01:11:17
really so that he would lead the army to01:11:19
victory01:11:21
I think that Putin no longer believes in victory01:11:24
Therefore, in fact, this one01:11:27
the unrestrained Surikinsky PR campaign has begun01:11:29
why haven't they promoted the previous ones yet?01:11:32
commanders because Putin believed in01:11:35
Victory and he wanted to be her father01:11:38
the fact that now he no longer claims to01:11:40
then to be the father of Victory and ready01:11:42
the harsh people are ready to give up these laurels01:11:44
says that he himself is not in Victory01:11:45
very trusting and stern01:11:47
in fact, it is needed in order to01:11:49
this is the initial wave of disappointment01:11:52
associated with the understanding that Victory is not01:11:54
it will be when this understanding comes01:11:56
after Kherson or after something else01:11:59
this means that the wave is not completely01:12:03
hit it so it would be a lightning rod01:12:06
Although some of the negative energy went there01:12:12
the feeling is that we believed you so much, comrade01:12:14
Stalin maybe didn’t believe himself01:12:18
still hoped01:12:21
this is an emotion It’s not only according to Putin01:12:25
hit at least partially hit somewhere01:12:27
It’s still clear I don’t think Putin01:12:30
calculates silicon source01:12:31
hopes that it will be completely successful01:12:32
say distance yourself from this01:12:34
shame of defeat Of course not, and according to Putin01:12:36
this will also hit but here I say no01:12:38
I'll live here, at least some of the energy will be removed01:12:40
the first second if there is the first wave01:12:43
there will be disappointment sterns not and then01:12:45
she will already rise to Putin Well01:12:47
it's already good, basically it's already01:12:48
tactical success will be for the Kremlin then01:12:50
Are they there? Well, they're not winning01:12:52
Now01:12:53
position takes Yes they to anyone uh01:12:56
more or less there01:12:58
That is, if we were hit01:13:01
furious but no longer lethal01:13:04
it’s not bad since it didn’t get dark Yes, I’m not fat01:13:06
as they say, the day has passed and glory01:13:09
God that's why they I think that's why it's01:13:12
the harsh people started promoting01:13:14
to a large extent this is not only01:13:17
this is the intention of course, yes I am far from it01:13:19
conspiracy theories That they sat down right on purpose01:13:21
it was invented No, I think originally01:13:23
It's all gone, just these military corks01:13:27
in general, all this Patriotic01:13:28
the public is so well01:13:31
there the heroic Savior was waiting, that is, to01:13:33
she realized that the Nightmare of Ours01:13:35
they beat Yes And so they began Well, where is who?01:13:38
it's just by chance that it will save us01:13:40
showed up and they all rushed away01:13:42
Severiki then Aksu rabbi does this all the time01:13:45
looked and see what enthusiasm is01:13:47
goes about this yes and they think yes and01:13:49
ok yeah let's do it with him01:13:51
miss the interview let's show it let A01:13:55
so to speak01:13:56
PR It will be better for us when01:13:59
will have to answer for the lack of success01:14:02
yes, that is, they reacted situationally and01:14:05
let this wave rise and01:14:08
the origin of this wave I say01:14:10
simply related to the request for01:14:12
Savior to a man who suddenly01:14:14
will change01:14:15
means unfavorable course of affairs means01:14:18
to do something heroic01:14:20
a feat in itself Here is the PR of Surovikino01:14:24
of course I was extremely stupid01:14:27
amazed by the first performance01:14:29
Means01:14:31
it was the first interview01:14:34
you see, it was not a performance in July01:14:37
General it was such a speech01:14:40
politics you know01:14:43
Here01:14:45
features of the current state01:14:49
public opinion here01:14:50
patriotic camp is that01:14:52
that people are tired of words, that is, they01:14:54
realized that there is an abyss between word and deed01:14:56
until February 23 good the strongest army01:14:59
there it is01:15:01
then after the 23rd it means ours This is it01:15:07
political reality is constructed with01:15:09
with the help of words I encountered the real01:15:11
reality Yes, and there everyone generally went01:15:14
classics in the back streets everything began to crackle01:15:16
the structure began to collapse01:15:17
It turned out that the army is not so01:15:18
brilliant And the enemy is not so01:15:21
weakling as we are used to over one of01:15:22
don't rush to change there my skanders01:15:24
As they say, here it is and here it is01:15:28
the structure was crumbling01:15:30
So, well, the understanding came that everything01:15:33
poorly ripe, now the real thing is ripe01:15:39
and such despair, if I may say so01:15:41
express myself here01:15:44
it means Surikhin there is new hope01:15:48
and this whole energy of despair is01:15:52
was invested in this figure by Surikin But01:15:55
this is all a request for you understand for the case01:15:59
that someone will stop talking and01:16:02
will get the job done at last01:16:04
difference between word and deed01:16:06
such a classic and severe in this01:16:09
there must be absolutely01:16:10
he must be laconic on principle01:16:13
to be different from these chatterboxes means from01:16:16
TV so you can see that the general01:16:20
swan very sparingly so that he speaks01:16:22
means that this is how it was created01:16:25
I feel like I want him to say more01:16:27
something like this he does everything well01:16:30
on business01:16:31
immediately started talking about it01:16:35
that Russians and Ukrainians are brothers and how01:16:38
violates the rights of citizens there Lord01:16:41
a humanist has emerged, well, well, general01:16:44
who argues okay we know01:16:47
background of this General Yes, that means01:16:50
a cruel person is not about people at all01:16:52
you don’t even care about your topics01:16:53
more than strangers And then he begins to reason01:16:56
it means human rights I'm evil there01:17:00
the nature of Nazism is not why they were called there01:17:02
you were called to do you should be there01:17:04
reason right flank left flank01:17:07
that means missile defense is there01:17:10
reserves Well, maneuvers there Well, that's how it is01:17:13
a military man should speak and he sits there01:17:16
what a bad politician01:17:19
argues and he directly mentions that01:17:21
called literally in one evening01:17:22
turned into another talking head01:17:25
just from TV Yes they are01:17:27
hairy that's all And that's it of course01:17:31
it was done extremely poorly, that is, I01:17:33
this is how a former speechwriter says this01:17:35
listened to this text, I understood that the person01:17:37
who wrote him the text this is his enemy01:17:39
actually, this is the direct enemy of the stern people, but me too01:17:42
I even started to think for a moment that01:17:44
maybe I even made some mistake01:17:48
I say I don't like conspiracy theories but I01:17:49
I think maybe they really did it on purpose01:17:52
they did it so he wouldn't01:17:54
still a full-fledged hero, that is01:17:55
will be Let him be present let him promote himself01:17:57
but that’s the disappointment in him already01:18:00
laid into the very design itself01:18:02
at the beginning I'm basically completely this01:18:05
I don’t exclude it for myself, although I won’t repeat it01:18:06
I love some cunning plans, which means01:18:09
Well, it’s possible to theorize about them01:18:13
you just know that's how they are01:18:15
everyone is already there including the Kremlin members A in01:18:19
lived this one of our own01:18:20
the invented name is placed here01:18:22
political construction E yes so without01:18:25
in principle they can’t do it anymore. Well, no01:18:27
maybe they just don't mention it01:18:29
dogs so it seems to them that it’s like01:18:32
It can’t be that way, it just doesn’t happen and that’s how it is01:18:34
so as not to scold the Nazis, do not remember01:18:37
don't talk about human rights there01:18:40
that's about nature so to speak01:18:41
Russian-Ukrainian brotherhood there01:18:44
So maybe this isn't the intention.01:18:46
Well, maybe there is, I say that it’s cynical there01:18:48
sat down and01:18:50
having Putin’s attitude in mind, so well01:18:53
okay, you're doing some PR there, so01:18:55
It means you don’t understand much, so01:18:57
they're here just in case, that's all for him01:18:59
and wrote01:19:00
doesn't know well01:19:02
But you wrote about how very01:19:06
interesting changes are happening inside01:19:09
authorities, for example, Putin pushes01:19:11
powers on governors01:19:15
I used to pull it on myself And now01:19:18
mobilization they answer if possible01:19:21
Let's talk about this a little bit Well01:19:24
see Not all01:19:26
dominant trend voltage 22 years up01:19:28
pulling all powers to the center01:19:32
depriving governors of the right to adopt01:19:35
there were no solutions but from time to time01:19:38
times of the most difficult situations01:19:39
the opposite happened previous story01:19:41
was during the time when the governors01:19:44
accepted unpopular when the state01:19:47
made unpopular decisions01:19:49
lockdown and so on That's what they decided01:19:52
done by the hands of governors and not Putin01:19:55
because I’ll remind you of Putin’s rating01:19:56
then in the spring of 20 when it all started01:20:00
He fell with terrible force and they01:20:04
came up with this design, so here it is01:20:06
let01:20:07
We hand it over to the local authorities01:20:10
powers because it's a transfer01:20:14
strictly speaking natural and correct01:20:16
Because the system is centralized Well01:20:19
for a long time there have been all sorts of reasonable boundaries01:20:22
crossed in terms of centralization then01:20:24
because it was the right decision01:20:25
decentralization but it is in principle01:20:27
it worked and it worked in01:20:29
public political space01:20:31
means negative about Putin No, rating B01:20:37
generally stopped falling at some point01:20:38
Well, there are a lot of factors, of course.01:20:40
influenced the rating, you need to understand01:20:41
there and here the people's vote01:20:43
then it passed and, as a matter of fact,01:20:45
then when at the end of summer the situation means01:20:50
until the appearance stabilized and became01:20:52
it’s clear that we’re not just that we’re all going to die01:20:54
as originally expected01:21:00
totality including this one01:21:01
transfer of powers to the localities that's why01:21:04
this is the second such decision01:21:08
here again is out of the popular situation when01:21:11
the state accepts unpopular01:21:13
decisions restricting rights and freedoms01:21:15
citizens01:21:17
But in fact, even before that01:21:19
there were stories, for example I remember how01:21:22
after the beginning of Bolotnaya after this01:21:26
Bashkiria worked as this governor and how01:21:29
suddenly on the eve of the presidential01:21:32
companies In our regions the Kremlin has become01:21:37
request information about how we01:21:41
We see ourselves as Putin’s company then01:21:43
there is a Duma election just passed01:21:45
the result was very bad01:21:46
Russia scored less than 50 percent01:21:48
swamp has already begun yes And here they are01:21:51
it means they are calling and have their thoughts01:21:54
Well, we’re in the regions, of course everyone is going crazy01:21:57
because the Kremlin is Putin's company01:21:59
they did everything themselves, that is, they01:22:01
Even the banners were always regulated01:22:04
banner program here in Ufa conditionally01:22:05
speaking there we hang banners with Putin and01:22:08
Means01:22:11
we we owe them this banner01:22:13
send the program, they will approve it there01:22:16
endorse01:22:17
and only after that we will implement it Yes01:22:20
well, that is, nonsense is generally funny, what are we01:22:23
sitting we don’t know where the banners are right there01:22:25
where the main traffic flows are01:22:28
pass where people will see everything01:22:30
they attract them, they know better there, well01:22:34
stupidity but nevertheless that's how it was01:22:36
always and then suddenly they’re like, well, like01:22:38
Give us your thoughts as you go01:22:40
Putin It was certainly so powerful01:22:44
indicator of confusion they did not know01:22:47
what should I do? And here it is now01:22:52
same story now here are the governors01:22:55
loaded with the right means01:22:58
well, within the framework of headquarters I was able to lead01:23:02
security forces That is, this is the right of which01:23:05
there will be a cleansing of the governor01:23:07
long ago already deprived Yes, this is Alpha01:23:11
and Omega of Putin’s system as they call it01:23:13
Before removing the security forces from subordination01:23:16
governors to subordinate them directly01:23:17
Moscow and all this was done very01:23:23
tough and the security forces come straight to01:23:26
regions with installations that the governor01:23:28
the enemy is the governor of his entourage01:23:32
breeding grounds for corruption and potential01:23:35
separatists and Our Our task is There01:23:38
constantly digging means01:23:42
to the top of Moscow01:23:44
and we will be there all the time in general01:23:46
arrest and the governor of their entourage01:23:49
live fortresses01:23:52
there all around them surrounded them They are in many01:23:55
places01:24:00
and how much they didn’t care about him01:24:02
What01:24:03
spat on the governor Although the governor01:24:06
strictly speaking, Putin is also appointed01:24:07
generally funny. That is, they are taken away there.01:24:11
generally struggling through some schools01:24:13
they let you in. Well, that is, they dig until the seventh01:24:16
the knees are then planted with the help01:24:19
its own administrative01:24:20
resources are placed at the head of the region and immediately01:24:24
the day after this appointment01:24:25
and begins to cover it and01:24:28
control it like some kind of enemy01:24:29
there is total distrust in general01:24:31
towards people there within the system01:24:34
Nightmare And now the governor knows01:24:36
that he who hates these and the local security officer01:24:39
and the local ring of the main one with a hand for01:24:43
Department of Internal Affairs Which means uh01:24:46
there are prosecutors of the investigative committee and01:24:50
now suddenly they are sitting down, which means he too01:24:52
already the main chair they are on the side among him01:24:55
subordinates are sitting there this is on the last01:24:57
week meeting for all regions I01:25:00
the question was presented, it means the security forces are sitting01:25:03
fists clenched not understanding now01:25:04
he will get even for all these arrests they are01:25:07
he's there and they're ruining the governor's business01:25:09
that means the entourage is arresting there too01:25:12
there is now he will get back for everything for this01:25:15
It will start to get wet here either or not And01:25:18
the governor is also thinking about them right now01:25:20
soak or wait because01:25:22
it’s not clear how long this will last and how it all happened01:25:23
it will look like the same design01:25:26
it’s clear that he’s unsteady, and the risk-taker isn’t01:25:29
take risks and they Well, that’s all that01:25:31
anything but this is not system stabilization01:25:33
of course there is redistribution there01:25:36
powers of authorities within the apparatus Yes01:25:40
still being undertaken in such01:25:42
unfavorable environment favorable01:25:44
environment, of course, well, absolutely01:25:47
destabilizes the system even more Well01:25:50
doing nothing doesn't work either. Oh yeah01:25:53
the system obviously doesn't work anymore it doesn't01:25:55
able to generate this one01:25:58
over-centralized Putin system01:26:00
unable to generate sufficient01:26:01
the amount of resources for the army01:26:04
was able to win this war but at the same time01:26:07
still under control there01:26:09
the economy so that it doesn’t die completely01:26:12
So, well, a protest so that in the end01:26:14
didn’t burst into flames, that is, inside01:26:15
we also need to keep up with the political situation01:26:17
hold and in general here are the resources for01:26:21
it is no longer possible to solve all these problems01:26:23
I already mentioned that Yes at the very beginning01:26:25
conversation about what is there but when Soldiers01:26:29
going to fight at their own expense01:26:31
But this is essentially the Middle Ages in01:26:34
in general it's just chickens, that's understandable01:26:38
people this is an idealized system that is01:26:42
Well, it's anything but normal B01:26:44
including in the eyes of the most loyal01:26:46
playlists and the fact that there is no protest01:26:49
right now doesn't mean it won't happen01:26:51
tomorrow or the day after tomorrow Well actually01:26:52
saying so, revolutions are happening, accumulating01:26:54
dissatisfaction Evidence is accumulating01:26:57
What01:26:58
the system is rotten through and through and it needs to be01:27:01
change and but in any case not Protect01:27:04
necessary And now this accumulation is taking place01:27:07
the war revealed new factors like these01:27:11
self-mobilization so to speak maybe so01:27:13
to express means when the Soldiers themselves01:27:17
there's already a shovel there to lead so that means01:27:23
for Well, well, yes, yes, me too And in general this01:27:29
Here01:27:31
new arguments Julia This is a new argument01:27:34
which proves for new groups of people01:27:36
that the whole system is blown away01:27:42
but this is exactly what I have about01:27:46
colorfully so described by you new01:27:48
balance of power between the security forces and01:27:51
we are governors I propose on this01:27:53
concentrate but a few short ones01:27:55
clarifications but very important01:27:57
first01:27:59
Putin maintained martial law, including01:28:02
such a quasi-martial situation in close01:28:05
with Ukraine regions If I'm correct01:28:08
I understand this is a quasi martial law01:28:11
on the contrary, it gives additional powers01:28:13
security officer over the governors here01:28:17
martial law has been introduced yes01:28:21
there are no four regions in those regions01:28:24
Where01:28:25
reconnection there there yes there01:28:29
the military are not even just security forces but01:28:30
the military got full power01:28:33
and I'm talking about the rest of Russia, that is01:28:36
now throughout the rest of Russia01:28:37
the area and the rest appeared in the same place01:28:41
as I understand it, the security forces are just now01:28:44
have some predominantly01:28:46
the province there are such as quasi01:28:48
military headquarters01:28:49
yeah yeah well that's what happened in the first place01:28:52
in 4 those regions that only01:28:55
that they are connected Yes, and in principle I think01:28:59
largely for this reason01:29:01
was started, that is, the Kremlin probably01:29:02
I'm tired of all these guys at customs01:29:05
Means01:29:12
Yes, these pushlins there is water there, they are under there01:29:17
feet get in the way and the military complains we don't01:29:19
we can win because they hinder us01:29:21
we need to coordinate with them, so Putin01:29:24
destroy it and come on01:29:27
Yes, now they won’t bother you Now01:29:30
let's take full responsibility no01:29:32
And I said Yulia, that means everything else01:29:35
Russia when I told about what was there01:29:38
the security forces turned out to be similar01:29:44
question But what is happening with Sobyanin01:29:47
because he announced that mobilization01:29:50
ended What was hardly perceived01:29:56
Well, in general it was perceived roughly speaking01:29:59
those people to whom he addressed in01:30:01
mostly with a smile and with disbelief. How01:30:05
you think01:30:06
what Sobyanin did regarding01:30:09
mobilization Why was He allowed to do this?01:30:11
say because it seems strange01:30:12
say Sobyanin and not the Ministry01:30:15
defense and what it was01:30:21
Well, I think Sobyanin01:30:24
he understands that mobilization is very01:30:28
It’s an unpopular thing that there’s a war in Moscow01:30:29
Generally unpopular thing. Note that he01:30:32
there and letters for this are carefully avoided And01:30:35
in general, well, at least all this01:30:37
military consumer pandemonium01:30:38
which means throughout the country she is in01:30:42
Moscow at a minimum01:30:45
Sobyanin convinced the Kremlin that I have01:30:48
here you know it means folk01:30:51
loyal, don't give him a reason not to01:30:53
it is necessary to outrage so that it’s like nothing01:30:56
came out In the end, the capital of the Revolution01:30:57
happens and01:31:00
with this in principle with this approach01:31:02
agreed and I think personally with Putin01:31:04
spoke and therefore Moscow stood from01:31:07
away from all this And then there's01:31:09
mobilization, well, don’t carry it out at all01:31:10
it’s impossible, but Sobyanin tried01:31:12
minimal effort means, well, that is01:31:15
We involve Moskvich to a minimum01:31:16
tried to create these01:31:17
mobilization points for01:31:21
guest workers, yes, that is, I have to give01:31:25
there are 50 thousand people there, I don’t know how many he is01:31:26
there, for example, 50 thousand Well, I’m better01:31:29
Tajik houses with Uzbeks Yes, they are Muscovites01:31:33
indigenous and in general he tried01:31:36
minimize the consequences of all this01:31:37
this is useful for the Muscovites themselves01:31:40
proves in another investigation that01:31:42
resistance works what's where01:31:44
the authorities may trample on01:31:46
they still try to resist01:31:47
act carefully there are these01:31:51
so the military started with the police, the security forces01:31:54
Well, that is, those who do not obey01:31:55
Sobyanin started in general, very stupid people01:31:57
this metro to catch Moscow there01:31:59
at all01:32:00
paralyzed01:32:01
its economy has become and so have the people01:32:07
hid Well that's all too01:32:10
a reason for growing discontent and in the end01:32:14
ends that were protest01:32:16
Well, Sobyanin, I think he ran with Putin01:32:18
agreed on the topic What do they say, well01:32:20
I just heard Putin say what it is01:32:22
we reduce we stop mobilization through01:32:25
a couple of weeks immediately ran to him with01:32:28
you Vladimir can be in Moscow there01:32:30
let's cut it early Well, Putin tells him01:32:32
Well, go ahead and do Sobyanin, but not to01:32:34
the end is apparently having received some01:32:36
the go-ahead from Putin may not even be directly01:32:38
maybe slime from Putin for example there01:32:40
talked, well, that is, Sobyanin decided01:32:42
that he was allowed and hurried about it01:32:44
announce Well, I was in a hurry to be01:32:47
a messenger who will bring good01:32:50
news And that means Well, and his hardware01:32:56
opponents I understand ah-ah01:32:58
in general, many people don’t like him01:33:00
these attempts mean to be everything everything01:33:03
white, we have stained everyone with blood here01:33:06
It seems like I didn’t do this type and they01:33:09
it means they took advantage of what they had01:33:11
There is no decision to cancel mobilization. So what?01:33:16
words words strictly speaking legal01:33:17
these mobilizations have no strength01:33:19
decision of the Federal level Sobyanin01:33:22
after all, how influential he was was not01:33:24
after all, he’s just a mayor, he’s regional01:33:26
leader and using this01:33:29
What01:33:30
He01:33:32
announced something for which he is not responsible01:33:37
strictly speaking in the legal sense of the word01:33:39
but they installed it, that is, they01:33:42
continued to distribute the agenda continued01:33:44
she said not to mobilize people01:33:49
canceled Well, Sobyanin turned out very well01:33:51
you look pale, it's just that I'm connected01:33:56
I think with his mistake with his desire01:33:59
quickly bring Muscovites a pleasant01:34:01
news01:34:04
and you wrote that Mishustin now receives01:34:07
explain part of the control over the security forces01:34:10
what is it And how And why, well, when01:34:13
declared martial law was created01:34:16
commission01:34:18
government commission I'm sure01:34:20
I forgot the name, what is it called, well, in general01:34:23
she should study01:34:25
coordination of efforts there, including01:34:28
security forces have such commissions on01:34:31
in bureaucratic language means receiving01:34:33
additional powers, that is, in01:34:35
within the framework of this commission you, being01:34:37
let's say the chairman of this commission01:34:39
boards means members of this commission in01:34:42
within the framework of this commission you give Bortnik01:34:44
he is obliged in principle to carry out instructions01:34:46
report if he is not like you01:34:49
you think it necessary to do it, but you mean01:34:51
you can do it01:34:53
return the report to him and say I'm not happy01:34:55
Let's redo it In general01:34:57
in fact, this commission was created01:35:01
I wrote them because01:35:04
earlier01:35:05
but in our name, on behalf of Putin, by the security forces01:35:08
only Patrushev commanded once01:35:11
the story when Medvedev unexpectedly01:35:13
he did it somewhere in August01:35:16
went to Lugansk If I'm not mistaken in the LPR01:35:20
and held a meeting there01:35:22
means in which everyone took part01:35:25
the security forces are there, even the prosecutor01:35:28
I remember it was either open for sure01:35:30
the prosecutor was Bortnikov and Kolokoltsev01:35:33
Here is the chairmanship of this meeting01:35:36
not Patrushev Medvedev, I was surprised then01:35:38
I also wrote about it then because, well01:35:41
it's been an extraordinary story so far01:35:44
the strongmen were nowhere to be seen that the bears01:35:47
commanded here this is a public field here01:35:49
fell out once, no continuation01:35:51
there wasn’t, that is, he held one meeting01:35:53
Everything means01:35:59
the powers then fell into his hands and he01:36:04
Well, in any case, we still have a second person01:36:05
state Yes, he is a person who01:36:09
Means01:36:11
Well, in case something happens, he01:36:13
automatically becomes in Rio01:36:15
president yes And here he has the only thing01:36:19
really didn't have enough01:36:20
speaking control with the target and here it is01:36:23
this control is brought to him and means he has01:36:29
this could be all of course01:36:30
political consequences that is not a fact01:36:31
that Putin when he made the decision about01:36:33
the creation of this commission meant there01:36:35
Mishustin's prospects as a successor01:36:37
maybe there is nothing like that, he’s just01:36:40
dissatisfied with the security forces Yes, he is dissatisfied with them01:36:44
efficiency and he is trying somehow01:36:47
way to make the system more01:36:49
effective boost What is called01:36:52
a strong manager so Putin can01:36:55
maybe decided that ok, now is not the time there01:36:58
for everyone to mistrust you just need a system01:37:02
didn't fall apart01:37:05
means your management skills there and01:37:07
in terms of coordinating security forces too01:37:09
they will apply but I looked yesterday01:37:12
the situation means they wrote there about01:37:17
this commission but there is no God there01:37:20
authority, that is, here is my text on01:37:22
which you refer or I wrote01:37:23
immediately following this decision01:37:25
a few days ago and just yesterday01:37:27
the commission's position has already come out and there is no01:37:31
God is the source, of course, yes, that is, there is speech in01:37:34
mainly about mobilization01:37:36
economics is about, well, that is, we are talking01:37:41
it's about how01:37:42
economic needs of the military01:37:46
more efficient01:37:47
satisfies Well, that is, they have technology01:37:50
there's none left at all01:37:52
produce new equipment there01:37:54
repair there01:37:56
burnt tanks mean, and so on01:37:58
That's it01:38:00
Well, from what I saw yesterday in01:38:04
the situation there should not be01:38:06
automatically that I'm Mishustinny01:38:08
you know, it will turn around and suit you01:38:09
the well-known committee of the FSB will also wait, but no01:38:13
such01:38:14
I won’t draw a conclusion yet, but nevertheless01:38:18
less A fact is a fact still within the framework01:38:21
Mishustina will receive this commission01:38:24
additional New communicative01:38:26
A channel through which he can01:38:28
rebuild relationships01:38:30
security forces When I wrote my report on01:38:33
about a possible successor when weeks01:38:36
three ago, which means I installed Mishustin01:38:40
there towards the end of the list saying that it01:38:43
the main problem is precisely the01:38:46
it has a lot of advantages in general Yes but01:38:48
the security forces will most likely be against him01:38:51
for them he is still a person01:38:54
quite a stranger at the same time he really01:38:58
actually a very good communicator, that is01:39:01
he has a common language with01:39:04
that means, well, with whoever he sees fit and01:39:06
he only As they say, that’s the reason01:39:09
And he will do it And this commission01:39:11
in principle, can become one of the channels with01:39:14
by which he will simply be01:39:15
to improve your relationship with01:39:19
security forces and, in principle, maybe01:39:22
that's the problem that there will be forces01:39:26
against mishusti maybe he can take it off01:39:27
maybe he's working on them right now01:39:31
army What is called May he be able to01:39:33
convince me that look at the guys I01:39:36
its everything is fine there we are with you01:39:38
let's agree01:39:39
and his quotes as a result are exactly that01:39:42
as a potential successor to Putin in01:39:46
in principle they can grow Well, that is, I don’t01:39:49
I claim that this has already happened and even01:39:52
maybe the process hasn’t even started yet but01:39:54
potential has appeared That is, I’m just in case01:39:57
case suggested in this direction01:39:59
look in the direction so to speak01:40:01
relationship between person01:40:05
but the actual potential ones01:40:08
successors01:40:09
what is your list of potential01:40:12
successors And most importantly, what is01:40:14
succession mechanism01:40:16
military coup revolution no01:40:21
Palace coup01:40:23
no Julia, I think that at first after all01:40:26
they will all come to Putin with words01:40:29
dear father, come on, tell me a miracle01:40:32
Here we are losing, it’s clear that everything is bad01:40:34
what plan do you have understanding that01:40:37
we'll do what we need to do, just taxi out01:40:39
You can no longer go with the flow01:40:41
take some active steps What01:40:43
we'll do it even if he doesn't say anything01:40:46
us at some point, the time will come when01:40:47
he will have nothing to say but they will say01:40:49
Listen, let's work on the option then01:40:51
we'll think about a successor. That is, we need to01:40:54
they are for Ukraine to negotiate with you01:40:56
they don't sit down at the negotiating table01:40:59
because we can't win anyway01:41:02
we need to negotiate everything is different now01:41:03
the economy will finally die and evolution01:41:06
people stopped and01:41:10
at some point01:41:16
Hi Julia, look01:41:18
The trick is that he is weakening even now01:41:22
of course it will all look like01:41:25
an encroachment on his power Yes, and they01:41:28
know what he can do with them01:41:30
that's why they don't go yet, although in reality01:41:33
in fact, of course they are already internal to this01:41:36
ready for a long time That is, the understanding that everything01:41:39
something is going wrong and something needs to be done about them01:41:41
Of course there is, but I still don’t understand what it is01:41:43
may be perceived by him and will be sooner01:41:45
in total the encroachment on his01:41:46
power But since he is objectively01:41:49
his control over the situation weakens01:41:51
is weakening and the regime is approaching its01:41:53
the end of a specific military defeat01:41:56
which after this01:41:59
final defeat deoptimizes01:42:01
regime with terrible power, it will simply die01:42:02
in itself even the Revolution is not01:42:05
you will need it and here it is01:42:08
and at some point when we got there01:42:10
we'll come much closer, this is their arrival with01:42:14
with these words he will cease to be in essence01:42:16
an act of attack on his authority01:42:19
the authorities will no longer understand01:42:20
will remain It will be friendly in principle01:42:22
offering an exit option because01:42:25
objectively speaking in his interests too01:42:27
still answers to agree between01:42:29
in the meantime, negotiate with each other01:42:33
the person who starts01:42:36
negotiate with one of them01:42:38
will definitely run to Putin and say01:42:39
Your dear father is here against you, Sagittarius01:42:43
betrayals are planned, order them01:42:45
head01:42:48
firstly at some point he will say A01:42:51
what do they offer receiver01:42:53
because he himself is at a dead end, the most important thing is01:42:56
here it is01:42:58
he understands you speak as if01:43:02
he's sitting now wait no he knows01:43:05
listen well when his troops are heroic01:43:07
they're coming back like they're coming back01:43:10
offensive when they run from under01:43:12
Kharkov will still flee from near Kherson as01:43:14
it's anything, well, that is, blind01:43:17
will see So in general that's what you say01:43:20
how do I have a good option?01:43:22
rule forever and they will come to him and01:43:24
they offer the option to leave01:43:29
actually at some point01:43:31
there will be no option to rule forever01:43:34
or the option to leave and try to save01:43:36
save the system by installing your01:43:39
person Well, like Medvedev Yes and01:43:42
or option01:43:45
And choosing between these two01:43:47
options here, choosing between edit01:43:49
forever and leave he will choose to rule forever But01:43:52
choosing between the option Chushesku or01:43:54
receiver he can choose receiver Then01:43:57
yes, I think you asked me01:43:59
will there be a revolution or not I think so01:44:00
I'll try this first01:44:01
conversation and now if he doesn’t go for it01:44:06
then the system can already organize01:44:09
and the coup also because01:44:11
objectively speaking the interests of the system01:44:13
Putin's interests have now diverged Previously01:44:15
he was the main stabilizing factor01:44:17
he was for them a guarantor of what they had01:44:20
there will still be high social01:44:22
income status there, well, everything’s fine01:44:24
life Yes a-and that means after the start01:44:28
wars especially after it became01:44:30
It’s clear that the war is being lost01:44:33
Stopped turned from the main01:44:35
stabilizer in the main01:44:36
destabilizing circumstances for01:44:38
systems you understand the system needs now01:44:41
negotiation01:44:42
because it risks collapsing altogether01:44:44
It's just that the war is lost01:44:46
the revolution will end at some point01:44:48
it will gobble up all the resources the country has01:44:50
And in the end the revolution will end01:44:52
there's a good chance it won't work, well not01:44:55
the fact is that it will be one hundred percent01:44:56
I don’t actually give a guarantee. Well, you can.01:44:58
some kind of North Korean version01:44:59
turn and live like this for a long time, but also01:45:02
this is a North Korean version too, by the way01:45:03
eventually it will end01:45:06
revolution too And in general, well, you can01:45:09
try but one hundred percent guarantee01:45:12
that you will be able to sit if you lose01:45:15
there is no military man, but in Russia we know for01:45:19
last century three revolutions essentially After01:45:23
three unwinnable wars Yes01:45:25
Russian-Japanese 1905 World War I01:45:28
the seventeenth year and the Afghan war01:45:29
which served to a large extent01:45:31
contributed to the delegalization of the Soviet01:45:33
Union and death there are of course other reasons01:45:36
it was in bulk, but the Afghan war was very01:45:38
get involved a lot01:45:40
that's because it's about the Afghan war01:45:44
let's take a break from the war for a minute, sorry01:45:46
that I'm interrupting we definitely01:45:47
back to the topic of the system against Putin I01:45:51
I promise this will be the final question01:45:53
but just about the Afghan war01:45:57
then funerals played a big role01:45:59
Alexey Arrestovich seems to be in01:46:01
in a conversation with Feigel he said that how01:46:03
only the number of mobilizers01:46:06
the number of deaths will exceed 50 thousand, then each01:46:10
the person will know the person who01:46:12
got a funeral and it will be very01:46:15
a strong destabilizing factor with01:46:18
from your point of view it will be01:46:19
destabilizing factor because we01:46:21
or vice versa in conditions of total01:46:25
propaganda and it will be like this is not01:46:28
scary cementing factor here's how01:46:30
we see in this video a woman who01:46:33
receives a funeral and enters on the bus and01:46:35
screams Damned Ukraine That is, when01:46:38
people are being killed01:46:40
their relatives01:46:42
naturally feel the need01:46:45
somehow justify and blame this death01:46:48
it’s not about Putin, but about the damned one01:46:52
Ukraine01:46:54
Julia about a week or two ago even01:46:58
I wrote a whole text about this01:47:00
there was talk of Hell01:47:06
Well then I’ll just retell it means in01:47:09
relationships01:47:12
here are close relatives01:47:15
the closest parents are brothers and sisters01:47:18
there01:47:20
wives children01:47:22
this of course the funeral will perform01:47:27
rather cementing like this01:47:30
circumstances for most people01:47:32
this is going to hurt people a lot01:47:36
think about what their native01:47:39
meaningless yes You can say that01:47:43
he died in vain01:47:46
in a stupid senseless war they are in01:47:49
in principle they will cling to arguments01:47:51
propaganda supplies01:47:54
that this death was not meaningful01:47:56
that she had some kind of meaning Well, plus01:47:59
there will also be nice things in the form of coffins01:48:02
from the state Yes, but in relation to01:48:06
external yes yes regarding external01:48:11
Circle So this thing will work01:48:14
after all, friends are against it, it’s just01:48:17
there are colleagues there, some colleagues01:48:20
work there Odnoklassniki Odnogrupniki01:48:22
there it will be for them after all01:48:26
rather a negative shock and and at the same time01:48:29
no obligation means01:48:32
the need to justify this death01:48:35
they won’t be there, that is, they are quite here01:48:38
outwardly the perimeter is quite capable of recognizing01:48:40
that death was meaningless for them01:48:43
this confession will not happen01:48:47
somehow it's a blow for them01:48:50
unpleasant01:48:54
that means in vain And in principle, but with01:48:59
this is the very understanding that war is01:49:01
real blood real death ours01:49:02
personal is no longer just a thing01:49:05
TV Yes, this is already a real thing01:49:07
life This is all very strong of course01:49:11
bring it closer This is the feeling that it’s a joke01:49:14
it's over that politics is getting narrower01:49:18
my personal business, that is, Previously I could01:49:22
to say I'm not interested in politics01:49:25
now politics has come to me01:49:26
and in this form01:49:28
he was killed. Well, maybe they killed me too01:49:31
wave maybe they will call me yes Or01:49:33
each of them if I'm a woman there01:49:35
a classmate was killed But that's my husband01:49:38
There is [music]01:49:40
someone for whom you can01:49:42
worry that is it is of course01:49:45
will greatly contribute to growth01:49:48
protest sentiments, that is, people01:49:50
will begin to understand that mobilization is not01:49:51
It's a joke, but it's still significant01:49:54
there is still some virtual01:49:56
such a story That's why I, for example01:49:59
when mobilization began I immediately01:50:01
said there will be protests01:50:04
Well, wait, but how many have been called so far?01:50:07
there are still 200 thousand not even called up but01:50:10
country where the adult population is there01:50:12
millions01:50:15
Well, yes, that’s also an indicator by the way01:50:18
attitude means real attitude towards01:50:22
business01:50:24
nevertheless, look here 200 thousand plus01:50:28
700 I don't know, I've seen numbers less than that Well01:50:31
ok even Let it be 700 But that’s a million01:50:34
per 100 million population understand01:50:35
it's not for everyone yet01:50:38
touched But when the number of coffins01:50:42
will increase from there coming Yes it is01:50:46
they will even have gone there themselves01:50:50
still alive01:50:52
It's not scary yet, that's why01:50:54
it's the same even if I have01:50:56
someone personally went there if he01:50:58
He's alive while he's in some kind of training camp01:51:01
the camp is most likely located01:51:05
cold and so on01:51:13
that means she hasn't hit yet01:51:15
when will there be these uh coffins01:51:18
a lot and when and at the same time these coffins01:51:21
will overlap with New waves of mobilization01:51:22
When living people go to one end01:51:25
the other side is coming and Dead people are here01:51:28
these two things overlap each other E on01:51:31
friend They will certainly give a splash01:51:35
protest, that is, in general it is necessary to understand01:51:36
that each subsequent wave of mobilization01:51:38
it will be more difficult than the previous one because01:51:40
that they called up in the first wave they called up01:51:42
the most uh or those who bought into this01:51:45
Prime Minister's Propaganda that it's mine01:51:47
duty there is the fight against the fascist, well, either01:51:50
texts of the most humble and accustomed ones01:51:52
obey your superiors unquestioningly Yes01:51:54
but there are a lot of them in the country, here are them so far01:51:58
shaved uh so to speak the first batch01:52:00
sent those needed at the front01:52:03
Well, yes, yes, of course, that's it for real01:52:08
in fact, well, at the front, strictly speaking, here in01:52:11
army of a totalitarian mass state01:52:14
the armies of a totalitarian state are01:52:16
people are needed, that is, the most important thing is that01:52:18
they meekly followed orders there01:52:21
command That is01:52:26
It’s theirs, it’s ours that’s another war, but it’s ours01:52:28
old war as it turns out, well01:52:31
in short, in any case they will end New01:52:34
war in a clash with the old me even01:52:37
no doubt yes yes Everyone already knows everything and01:52:41
Putin That's how he can't figure out how01:52:44
get out of it all01:52:48
These people are the ones who were in the first wave01:52:51
they took the most loyal ones here in01:52:54
second wave These will already come for those01:52:56
the endings are not over yet01:52:59
there will be in the first and second wave01:53:00
people like that They just didn't go first01:53:02
they sent a wave and a summons but there01:53:04
There will already be those who have already managed to hide01:53:06
yes, that is, there will be a second wave01:53:09
coming for people was everything01:53:11
enough quantity will come for01:53:13
people who, in general, already have01:53:16
skill to hide from the military registration and enlistment office skill01:53:18
has resistance and to take them away01:53:21
you'll have to push harder01:53:23
there will be a metro there no longer just there01:53:26
metro catching people means I don't know01:53:28
Shepherd dogs walk there Yes, and the third wave01:53:31
it will be even more difficult in this sense01:53:34
there is repression will intensify01:53:35
people's resistance will increase01:53:37
plus more oncoming coffins already01:53:39
will demonstrate what it really is01:53:41
that's it, that is, don't you think that01:53:43
now quickly go there and fight01:53:45
better money you'll walk like a hero01:53:48
and and Each next Here I am in short01:53:51
I'm answering your question about01:53:52
protests Yes, that's as far as uh Than01:53:56
the further we move the more01:53:58
chances are there will be a protest after all01:54:00
It will break out and it will be strong Well, actually01:54:02
saying this is the very beginning it was clear to me01:54:04
literally on the first day of mobilization01:54:06
said that the first primary protest01:54:08
originally associated with just with01:54:09
the announcement of mobilization will be very01:54:11
few means01:54:14
bye For most people you understand01:54:18
For too long people have lived in a situation where01:54:21
politics was completely virtual01:54:23
thing Yes, so authoritarian01:54:26
political consciousness Yes it's there for01:54:28
bosses bosses there's something there01:54:29
engaged. They make politics, and we01:54:31
here small people have nothing to do with us01:54:32
And01:54:34
means a very small number of people in01:54:37
in principle capable I don’t know I’m not political01:54:40
I'm interested Well yes yes this is basically for01:54:43
the majority and people who are capable01:54:46
hear the news immediately transfer it to01:54:48
understanding myself what this threatens me personally in01:54:51
basically the country is a little different they are01:54:53
We're used to losing something there.01:54:54
some passions are happening, something is boiling01:54:56
there is some kind of movement there And here in our01:55:00
life there means nothing at all01:55:02
is changing01:55:03
Yes, and that's why they got used to it calmly01:55:06
react to whatever happens to them01:55:08
said to share therefore when only01:55:10
announced mobilization reacted quickly01:55:13
a small number of people and the majority01:55:16
for them she remained only01:55:18
virtual now only gradually01:55:20
This is all approaching them before them uh01:55:23
comes Well, in the case of the First World War01:55:27
war and it was necessary How much it turns out01:55:28
3 years to01:55:31
a real full-fledged protest has matured01:55:35
the first signs of protest were01:55:38
noticeable Which means As far as I remember autumn01:55:41
15 years First signs of dissatisfaction01:55:44
there has been since August the fourteenth01:55:47
And here, and then here are 15 all 16 Well, 1801:55:51
Already rushed Well, here we are in that direction01:55:53
we're moving01:55:56
and your last questions but what01:55:59
called Last Bot not list actually01:56:01
you talked about the system they will come to01:56:04
To Putin Who exactly will come and will they01:56:07
among those who came were Prigozhin who first01:56:11
very recently he showed himself clearly01:56:13
then suddenly it somehow became quiet and why?01:56:16
connected and Kadyrov who continues01:56:19
his son shows himself brightly here01:56:22
brought as a gift to my father Ukrainian01:56:26
prisoners of war01:56:28
This is just so strong for me01:56:31
reminded me of the 14th century01:56:32
in a word, who will come to Putin and say01:56:37
old man it's time to leave01:56:43
Julia, well, I can’t predict this01:56:45
Truth01:56:47
Kadyrov01:56:49
Kadyrov in principle01:56:51
a brave frostbite can do a lot of things01:56:53
do it but I think he will do it sooner01:56:56
next after waiting for everything01:56:58
it will fall down just to show off your01:57:01
He will already elect Kadyrov01:57:02
They are only shown on TV01:57:05
and so they Well, everyone knows that they are in01:57:08
the second and third lines are there Yes01:57:10
kicking these mobs forward01:57:13
attack Which means they themselves01:57:17
shore beyond the City of the detachments They are back01:57:21
people with washing machines pass by01:57:23
the washing machine remains with this one01:57:26
I can’t even say what kind of city this is01:57:28
squad because it's such an easy version01:57:29
but nevertheless So Gentlemen If you01:57:33
you are going to Ukraine in the hope of getting rich01:57:37
there to get hold of a washing machine then01:57:40
remember that the washing machine will arrive01:57:42
not in01:57:45
No, she will come to Chechnya, they will come to your hometown01:57:49
city please take this into account01:57:52
I think these people don't listen to you01:58:03
and smart friends too Well, actually01:58:06
speaking the signal is already spreading in01:58:07
in the end about what01:58:09
Putin is becoming less popular01:58:12
objectively we know, we see it01:58:13
ranking since the eighteenth year already01:58:14
falls01:58:15
including people01:58:20
tell theirs to those who have not heard01:58:30
along the perimeter01:58:35
[music]01:58:45
which once destroyed Grozny itself01:58:47
I rebuilt the level for my own money01:58:49
life of Chechens, we grew up for many of these years01:58:53
Russian slaves were used here01:58:55
this is now this story is baked in therefore01:59:00
we are separating from Russia That's it01:59:03
that means we will share our oil with you01:59:05
trade here and well, the same story01:59:08
which was repeated in the nineties Yes01:59:09
I think he's more like this01:59:11
will do yes, that is, he won't01:59:13
claim uh some big01:59:16
role in the Federal Game there is nothing for him01:59:19
it’s not shining so they’ll come to Putin here01:59:21
most likely after all, well, although Kadyrov01:59:23
I repeat, the lawyer there can try01:59:26
do something but it seems to me that now he01:59:28
already in such a defensive position01:59:29
after all, Ukraine turned out to be very01:59:32
has hit his reputation hard01:59:34
so initially they tried to fight and01:59:36
there and in general they did very well01:59:39
bad, that is, Now they are generally like that01:59:41
same as a step Yes and that’s why it seems to me01:59:44
he has great ambitions to keep about01:59:46
he’s not thinking much about expansion right now01:59:49
concerning01:59:50
Prigogine then Well, in general it seems so01:59:57
there's a lot there01:59:59
incomprehensible but still he is like that02:00:03
Putin's nomenklatura What is it called?02:00:05
there is theoretically he can in principle02:00:07
come to Putin He communicates from time to time02:00:10
time with Putin at least from time to time02:00:12
time he can come to him with these02:00:16
in words he is also quite a degree02:00:18
adventurous but first and foremost02:00:21
Of course I think about those who02:00:22
directly02:00:23
around Putin that's what the Politburo is02:00:26
called Yes, all these Kovalchuk02:00:28
Rotenberg Kim Chenka than Bortnikov02:00:57
but there is no patrolman, so he needs to already02:01:01
personally, still a friend, that is, on a personal level02:01:04
a friend still has the right to be unpleasant02:01:07
report the news too and don’t discuss it02:01:10
there is treason on the part of the beekeeper02:01:12
there will be betrayal already in general02:01:17
it will be traitors or02:01:21
this is to the point02:01:24
for now they are probably traitors, but in some way02:01:27
moment02:01:28
this may already be to the point, you understand02:01:31
it all depends on the agenda conditionally02:01:33
have to02:01:34
Well, that's all either I have there tomorrow02:01:37
revolution is an indicator02:01:39
and it’s unclear how it will end or give02:01:43
think something02:01:44
You see, this is when the situation02:01:47
will be like this When the arguments appear02:01:49
indicating that all or options02:01:52
Well, either let me think then I won’t be able to02:01:56
Come already02:01:58
but the beekeeper still won’t be able to02:02:01
suppress revolution02:02:03
deadlines No of course02:02:05
Zolotov It seems to me that Putin will not be with him02:02:08
talk seriously He basically too02:02:10
friend he can come but but gold02:02:13
after all, but Putin can’t seriously deal with02:02:16
discuss serious things with him, you see02:02:18
in general, it’s just the performers, I’m all there02:02:23
I don’t know. Well, maybe once Putin is with him02:02:25
I talked so to speak now let's go02:02:27
to the mountain we're counting on you, you're there02:02:30
important02:02:31
Well, everything there was not such that the souls02:02:35
conversation Listen, what if it’s like this02:02:36
listen and here we can lose, well02:02:39
there is no relationship of initial subordinates02:02:41
absolutely rigid hierarchical02:02:45
Here is Zolotov, I say, in principle, he too02:02:48
informal old friend but he's a fool02:02:51
and talk to him to discuss something02:02:53
but Putin simply doesn’t need anything02:02:55
won't offer all the rest like this02:02:59
they can offer something grated02:03:01
kalachi is gone, guys, you can go with him02:03:03
Well, you can consult with them02:03:05
discuss politics with gold what politics02:03:06
funny to discuss02:03:10
So Prigozhin Patrushev and the zucchini will come02:03:13
in the first iteration02:03:19
and serious officials who have something02:03:23
present simply by virtue of one's own02:03:25
professionalism like Sobyanin or02:03:27
second02:03:30
Yes you can say that02:03:32
and Kiriyenko is not a litter in this situation02:03:36
he doesn't he can also where he said02:03:38
Sobyanin02:03:40
not where I clicked Mishustin and Sobyanin02:03:44
there and kirienta in general, that is, he02:03:48
will also be able to come at some point but02:03:50
he is in charge of politics Yes he has it02:03:52
direct duty to warn02:03:53
future political difficulties Therefore02:03:56
in principle, he can theoretically start02:04:00
conversation but I think he will start it with02:04:02
Kolchuk and already Kovalchuk, now Kiriyenko02:04:06
will come02:04:08
Terenko he has a chance I'm a list02:04:11
there are many of his successors included02:04:12
arguments against but there are arguments for and02:04:15
in any case, he definitely sees himself there02:04:17
and tries but he’s not gold that’s why02:04:27
Well, for example, this is what is enough for him02:04:30
it will be easy, much easier than for many02:04:34
others, for example, stewed somehow02:04:36
hold the system the system will already be02:04:40
it will be very difficult to storm02:04:42
such a transmission he has a lot of Vo02:04:46
you know at least half of the authorities02:04:48
the governor's corps, for example, personally02:04:49
those who are loyal to him personally owe him02:04:54
Deputy Minister's Corps02:04:57
Deputy Ministers Well, there's a third02:05:00
relatively speaking, they are all on their own too02:05:03
places thanks to him they sit and personally on02:05:05
it is oriented and it will be like this02:05:09
a serious stabilizing factor that is02:05:12
when people will carry out his instructions02:05:17
fear on02:05:21
conscience for many years02:05:25
I know that they implement it02:05:29
Italian strike that is working02:05:30
only within the framework of the regulations02:05:32
terrible forces no one can02:05:35
make the bureaucracy work tyrant in02:05:39
ideal situation will be able to force But02:05:40
this will not be an ideal situation Yes if02:05:42
they will all start thinking stupidly about how02:05:44
cover your own ass to change for02:05:46
expression and not about how How to quickly02:05:49
more efficiently execute commands02:05:51
from the Kremlin but this system in general02:05:52
it will stop working02:05:54
completely paralyzed and Kiriyenko will be able02:05:56
after all, this system02:06:00
bypassing all these bureaucratic What02:06:03
It's called kneeling Yes, he probably can02:06:06
make it work because02:06:07
I repeat, all the people there are personally indebted to him02:06:10
personally loyal to him02:06:12
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this is probably the main thing02:06:17
argument for well the main argument against02:06:20
there are probably two of them, I would probably single them out02:06:22
the first is that the security forces don’t like him, he02:06:25
still left for them02:06:27
Kinder Surprise former liberal there with02:06:30
the Nemtsovs hung out, they don’t believe at all02:06:32
people Yes02:06:34
he they think he's faking it02:06:38
now when that's when it was profitable to be02:06:40
he chose to be a liberal now it’s advantageous02:06:42
to be a patriot he is a patriot and tomorrow he02:06:44
will become president and immediately under02:06:46
Americans will fall Yes because it will02:06:48
it’s beneficial how can you believe this but02:06:50
here are the security forces, for all that they are02:06:54
after all02:06:56
greatly weakens ties with one's own02:06:58
ability to solve the main problem02:06:59
defeat Ukraine but nevertheless02:07:01
because internally the regime relies02:07:02
exclusively on bayonets they are all inside02:07:04
equally strong and therefore even without them02:07:08
Putin can no longer help himself02:07:10
will be able to make their own decisions and02:07:12
make any person a successor That is02:07:14
they already have, so to speak02:07:17
veto right, yes, that is, if the security forces02:07:20
will be against some candidate02:07:22
do not rush enthusiastically to drag it02:07:26
he will now elect he will not be elected Yes02:07:30
second with second factor well he he he doesn't02:07:34
very electable, that is, it doesn’t matter02:07:36
for people he is such a character02:07:39
slippery guy I'm talking about this personally02:07:43
such a slippery guy, that's the one02:07:46
such the worst worst02:07:50
what is in the Russian bureaucracy02:07:54
the worst type yes, his people are not02:07:56
love02:07:57
such slippery types as you and ours02:08:00
and yours, so to speak, asks for three rubles02:08:02
and and that's the whole patriotic three But he02:08:07
will not have any effect on people impression02:08:10
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in the present I mean in the present02:08:20
political electoral system in02:08:23
Russia02:08:26
Yulia the cat tie was the president's cat02:08:29
Putin would have chosen him02:08:32
no Yul, I mean I’ll allow myself02:08:35
terrible to consider I will allow myself not02:08:38
agree with you as a person who02:08:40
to put it mildly, it has something to do with the elections02:08:44
Let me remind you that I worked for four years02:08:49
Administration of the President of Bashkortostan02:08:51
Bashkiria is the same sultanate02:08:54
the most electoral soldiers who02:08:56
gives the right percentage in the most difficult situations02:09:01
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such an easy matter as it seems and the situation02:09:08
when the system lost the wave when it02:09:10
it storms when every official thinks02:09:14
about how not to do something02:09:17
because of which they can get hurt later02:09:19
how to execute the command above means02:09:22
No02:09:24
Elections may02:09:27
it won't work out02:09:32
system will repeat during at the moment02:09:35
care for autocracy any even when02:09:38
she Finally she is all war relatively speaking02:09:40
won the transfer of power here for02:09:42
personalian autocracy for02:09:43
personal regime of transfer of power02:09:45
this is always a point for the successor02:09:48
instability always means there is02:09:52
the problem is the autocrat's wall they don't care02:09:54
everyone is like that02:09:55
inferior slightly weak Yes And so02:09:59
and quickly instantly turns into02:10:01
a full-fledged owner of the system is not so02:10:03
it just happens that it turns out that it means02:10:06
Chavez and Maduro did it I didn't02:10:09
I say that this is absolutely impossible.02:10:10
very complex operation much more02:10:12
autocracy, so to speak, at this moment02:10:13
here we stumbled and that means And here we also02:10:18
lost war There are also protests02:10:21
strong revolutionary sentiments, that is02:10:23
To guarantee success after all02:10:26
It’s better to choose a successor who02:10:30
he can win and in principle is02:10:33
at Putin’s disposal Yes, Sobyanin is right there02:10:37
in principle will win honestly significant02:10:39
degrees and either Mishustin or Kozak02:10:43
for example, in this sense Kiriyenko is02:10:46
such02:10:48
less reliable02:10:50
character, that is, it is not clear why he is02:10:52
make a successor at the risk of getting02:10:56
Belarus probation until 20 years old02:10:59
if this option can be avoided and02:11:04
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Leningrad Here we still have02:11:50
The St. Petersburg court declared it genocide02:11:53
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