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So let's start the broadcast Yes Good afternoon00:00:04
thank you gentlemen00:00:07
gratitude tuesday active00:00:09
to the participants, this is our Grigory to Thank you00:00:12
thank you very much for Donat, this is the gentleman who has00:00:14
card ends with 27 Thank you00:00:17
thank you very much for Donat so now here here00:00:20
here here here here here Sergey00:00:23
thank you Dmitry Well, Dmitry is a whole series00:00:27
donations and he of course becomes00:00:28
leader00:00:30
here's one to Aton chuk, thanks too00:00:34
thank you very much00:00:35
Donat00:00:37
means Thank you00:00:39
gave three donations thanks again Dmitry00:00:43
Vika thank you woo drik thank you too00:00:47
thank you for supporting the channel we00:00:50
we continue to do our things00:00:52
means something about00:00:58
how00:01:01
But the main event is because the conductor00:01:04
I threw the cat out into the cold and the cat died00:01:08
the second most important thing is that Zelensky00:01:11
issued some mysterious decree about00:01:13
protection of the rights of Ukrainians, including the right00:01:16
them for education on historical lands00:01:19
Ukraine which included Belgorod00:01:21
Voronezh00:01:28
about00:01:30
region and Rostov region that is00:01:32
this is quite a large area00:01:34
caused some00:01:36
seething of a certain kind Because00:01:39
people began to see this00:01:41
a certain kind of trolling, which is partly00:01:43
fair of course because after00:01:46
Of course Zelensky put together this decree00:01:49
your share and likes and generally speaking00:01:54
applause as expected00:01:55
present act nevertheless it is for us00:01:58
good way to talk00:02:01
What is people nationality when00:02:03
were and did they once live on these00:02:06
areas resembling something00:02:08
Ukrainians yes Is he right or wrong00:02:11
right Well, then I want to note that we00:02:14
let's take some travel now00:02:16
it will begin with us during the census00:02:19
1887, including when they studied there00:02:22
languages spoken00:02:27
A00:02:28
long journey and to the OGPU archive Yes00:02:33
right now and let's see how the population is00:02:37
these territories were treated like this00:02:40
called indigenization or Ukrainization00:02:43
because it's no secret to anyone that00:02:45
territory of the Rostov region on00:02:47
territory of Kuban, Krasnodar Territory00:02:50
followed the same policy as00:02:52
throughout the rest of Ukraine00:02:54
there was an attempt by the local population00:02:57
translate into Ukrainian and make00:03:00
by and large by Ukrainians Well, by and large00:03:02
for some reason she00:03:04
failed and this is the question for us00:03:06
to be more or less studied today00:03:09
now I00:03:11
I'll open it00:03:16
I’ll roll up my sign like this and be about00:03:20
there's some way to talk to her now00:03:22
So this is the story that I want00:03:25
notice by and large so far00:03:27
It’s not clear what people are in general00:03:30
of course the eighty-seventh census00:03:32
years does not know such a people as Ukrainians00:03:35
Everything she does is very interesting. She00:03:38
believes that there are Russians, but these Russians00:03:41
can speak different kinds of languages00:03:44
including on00:03:45
Little Russian Apparently00:03:48
Little Russian he was much00:03:51
closer to Russian at the end of the 19th century than to00:03:55
modern literary00:03:58
Galician is very interesting and they00:04:01
can also speak00:04:03
Belarusian That is, this is very interesting00:04:05
like this00:04:06
the situation is generally speaking a census00:04:10
in eighty-seven she refused00:04:13
in law00:04:14
existence of Ukrainians as some kind00:04:17
people or Maloros himself or someone else00:04:20
but it was believed that these were the same Russians00:04:22
actually speaking just00:04:25
Little Russian00:04:27
dialect of the Russian language, that is,00:04:29
like this00:04:33
history is very interesting that nowadays00:04:36
we have exactly the same picture but00:04:38
on the contrary Well, for example there is one00:04:40
Stefanishina Olga Vitalievna she is not00:04:43
no less than a Ukrainian minister00:04:45
on matters of European integration they have this00:04:48
there is a Ministry00:04:50
European integration and she says absolutely00:04:52
specific thing that is not available in Ukraine00:04:55
Russians And there are Ukrainians who speak00:05:00
this is a very interesting story00:05:02
agree that she is the situation00:05:05
census of the century it is generally speaking simply00:05:08
mirrors but she needs it for00:05:10
in order for people to join the European Union00:05:13
should not oppress their locals00:05:16
national minorities but speech00:05:18
Of course we are talking about gypsies about Jews about00:05:21
Hungarian but under no circumstances goes00:05:24
ruto on00:05:28
some of whom speak00:05:30
in Russian, that is, like this00:05:32
interesting interpretation nevertheless we00:05:35
we are leaving this situation now I00:05:37
I switch to screen mode and we00:05:41
Let's start watching this very census00:05:44
more or less00:05:48
in detail a For this I need a mode00:05:50
add screen00:05:54
just screen capture yes00:05:58
OK00:06:00
OK OK00:06:03
like this00:06:05
so now we're in it00:06:09
let's go like this Well00:06:16
here is the first general census00:06:19
population of the Russian Empire in 189700:06:22
I hope you can see me Yeah I can see the sun I see00:06:26
there is no population of both sexes00:06:30
this aircraft looks more or less detailed00:06:32
now they took me away, they took me away That's how it is00:06:35
looks more or less00:06:38
in detail here by province Yes, here it is00:06:40
look it starts with00:06:42
Arkhangelsk, there are Russians there00:06:45
295000 Therefore there are no others00:06:47
peoples there is someone else there are Samoyeds there00:06:50
for example someone else00:06:52
There are 3000 Poles in the cities of 300 Chelove and00:06:58
yes, for example Volynskaya Yes, look00:07:03
Volyn Province Here it is from above here00:07:05
Russians are visible, that means how many there are00:07:10
there00:07:12
3.24 000 of which 200:07:17
95,000 people are speakers00:07:20
Little Russian language, that is, it is very00:07:23
interesting actually that is again00:07:26
there are Russians Some of these Russians00:07:29
rya na So in the Little Russian language Here00:07:33
Voronezh is what Zelensky is looking for00:07:36
I attributed today to myself here00:07:38
the same situation that 2.5 million people and00:07:42
speak Little Russian language 915,00000:07:46
that is, of these 2 million, that is, percent00:07:48
40 speaks the Little Russian language Here00:07:51
such Veta is Vyatskaya There is no one there00:07:55
Little Russian does not say Here is the Don00:07:57
Donsk region, yes, pay attention00:08:00
pay attention there too, how much is 2 C5 milna?00:08:04
it's hard to make out 700,000 of them says00:08:06
in this very language in some other language00:08:09
this is what we will do next00:08:11
Kievan Rus Yes Kievan Rus Kievan00:08:14
So this is the situation here in general00:08:17
let's say murderous by and large00:08:19
because out of 3 million people 2 ml 80000:08:24
says generally speaking00:08:28
in Russian Well, there are a lot of Jews00:08:31
a lot of 430,000 yes there are a lot of Poles and so on00:08:35
further But in the cities if we look00:08:38
Well, most of them of course say00:08:42
in purely Russian it is in second place00:08:44
Jews00:08:46
And the so-called Little Russians occupy00:08:49
an honorable third place of this kind00:08:52
thing I recommend to you You can00:08:54
link to look and study this one00:08:57
the situation itself but we are now00:08:59
see Each of the areas is assigned00:09:03
at all00:09:04
speaking00:09:06
this is attributed to our respected00:09:10
opponents from00:09:11
Kyiv to Ukraine so that this situation00:09:14
study in more detail here we are please00:09:17
look at Voronezh today00:09:19
area and we see from this same00:09:22
census that by and large with few dews from00:09:28
there are a significant number of them, for example00:09:31
turns out to be only in three areas00:09:34
for example Valuysky Bogucharsky but also00:09:37
we see that Russian speakers00:09:39
Little Russian language is enough too00:09:41
a lot like this00:09:44
the situation is Voronezh again, this is already00:09:46
other areas from it all kinds of it00:09:48
it was very big back then and went in there00:09:51
Lipetskaya was part of the Sumy region and00:09:54
other things in general here from the following00:09:57
districts means only about Ostrogozhsk00:10:00
In our area, generally speaking, they dominated00:10:05
Little Russian language we have it00:10:07
dominated in this very area00:10:11
moreover, significantly Please note that00:10:13
there is a speaker who speaks pure Russian00:10:15
there were them00:10:17
minority00:10:19
So now this is so interesting00:10:22
situation with00:10:25
don00:10:28
we see and we see that no matter what is there00:10:31
they said quite significant things00:10:33
number spoke Little Russian00:10:35
language But nevertheless We00:10:38
we see that in most of these areas00:10:42
after all, the Great Russian language dominated00:10:45
Russian is like that00:10:47
history now let's see again00:10:50
Kuban, in fact it should be here00:10:54
there should be more Russian speakers00:10:56
in clear language but for some reason it’s not so00:10:59
Yes, this is the area00:11:01
Ekaterinodar means more here00:11:04
half speak generally speaking00:11:05
Little Russian language Let's say or Yeisk00:11:08
Yes, Yeisk is a famous city00:11:11
Yeysk is, as they say, the capital of the cubanoid Yes00:11:15
this is here here too Pay attention00:11:17
note that the majority speaks00:11:19
Little Russian language and so on00:11:22
Further00:11:24
Again again the Kuban part of the republic00:11:29
again We can look here too00:11:31
about half speak00:11:32
Little Russian language and once again00:11:35
I repeat they are00:11:36
Russians But Kursk is also what00:11:39
registered without Zelensky somehow here00:11:42
only here are three districts of Novo Oskolsky00:11:46
Putivlsky00:11:48
Grayvoronsky Where more than half00:11:50
speaks Little Russian language00:11:57
if you don't travel, let's have more00:12:01
something will happen, this is the Rostov region00:12:03
Pay attention here almost everywhere00:12:06
Russians Please note that both00:12:09
they must have quite a lot here00:12:11
Armenians and Jews Yes, quite a lot00:12:14
For example in Rostov but only in Taganka00:12:17
Taganrog district That is00:12:20
together in Chekhov's places the majority00:12:23
speaks00:12:25
Of course, the Little Russian language of Russians00:12:28
others speak purely Russian00:12:31
Here it is, well, please contact me. Yes, what?00:12:33
Taganskaya third Well, second ethnic00:12:36
the group are Germans of this kind00:12:39
things that we are now leaving and00:12:42
let's start talking about the OGPU certificate Yes, here we go00:12:47
this is how it looks I will read it out00:12:49
By and large, you can download it too00:12:51
twenty-eighth year is connected with00:12:54
indigenization of this our society00:12:57
look so now I'll get myself back on00:13:02
screen and we also have this question somehow00:13:05
we'll discuss it anyway, look how00:13:07
it turns out interesting yes00:13:09
hey she doesn't want to leave background I have00:13:13
this arises n Maybe I should already today00:13:16
Not00:13:17
required00:13:20
bim bim yes yes f required maybe means00:13:24
look how interesting it turns out00:13:28
less With all this that no00:13:30
Ukrainians as an independent people with00:13:32
points of view of the 10th century in Rus'00:13:34
existed from this one should not think00:13:38
that Ukrainians are like people00:13:39
independent did not exist at all00:13:42
The point is that he existed as00:13:44
independent people as00:13:45
independent Ethnicity but not on00:13:47
territory of the Russian Empire A on00:13:49
territories of Austro-Hungary modern00:13:51
Galicia This is very interesting00:13:54
situation when on the territory of Russian00:13:57
the empire was00:13:59
Little Russian language is one of the00:14:01
varieties of Russian language according to00:14:04
to a large extent which I believe was00:14:06
much more surzhik than00:14:10
modern surzhik than modern00:14:11
Ukrainian But many people note that00:14:14
Even those who studied at school, for example00:14:15
in Kyiv they calmly read books they know00:14:19
only Russian language is Ukrainian and now00:14:22
cannot do this modern Ukrainian00:14:24
language after 304 T even close to understanding00:14:28
such a story has become a lot00:14:30
some new unfamiliar words Well there you go00:14:33
here it turned out that in Kyiv00:14:35
Voronezh region in Kursk part00:14:37
people really spoke here00:14:39
this surzhik in the Little Russian language with00:14:41
one side but on the other side00:14:43
Ukrainians as a people as independent00:14:46
they existed existed on00:14:48
the territory of Austria-Hungary was obtained00:14:50
very funny thing that is the majority00:14:53
speakers of Little Russian dialects00:14:56
all kinds of people lived in Russian00:14:58
empires00:14:59
didn’t understand why they were different00:15:01
The people and not00:15:02
Russian on the other hand is overwhelming00:15:06
a minority lived in the territory00:15:08
they had the Austrian Empire00:15:10
own language Well, close to Ukrainian00:15:14
But to Surzhik, that is, but very much from him00:15:17
they had something different that was different00:15:20
some national identity with00:15:23
on one Rhone and on the other we would even have00:15:26
religion its00:15:29
neither of them were Catholics, but they were00:15:32
Catholics of the Eastern Rite, that is, they00:15:35
were in their service and everything else00:15:38
in its ritual and worship it is very00:15:41
similar to the Orthodox, but nevertheless00:15:43
they were so-called Greek Catholics and00:15:46
subordinated directly to the Pope00:15:49
there is this, this was the story, this is00:15:51
very very00:15:57
interesting, but what could we talk about?00:16:00
in general, the overwhelming majority00:16:02
they were00:16:05
the illiterate lived it was clean00:16:07
rural00:16:09
the population is such an ocean of rural00:16:14
population across which they were scattered00:16:16
cities where Poles and Germans lived00:16:20
Of course the Jews00:16:23
these in these cities means00:16:27
Ukrainians00:16:29
let's say the fourth largest00:16:32
population group is very00:16:34
interesting, how do we know after this00:16:37
The Great October Revolution occurred00:16:39
Socialist00:16:40
revolution in general00:16:44
means Vladimir Ivich Lenin00:16:48
quoted the work of the national00:16:50
pride of Great Russians00:17:00
who oppresses other peoples00:17:03
in general there are two in this article00:17:06
examples three more precisely examples of peoples00:17:09
who are oppressed by the Great Russian people00:17:12
Great Russians Yes, these are the same ones00:17:14
she has her own national pride00:17:17
that means they are called Poles once00:17:20
it is called Ukraine twice, that is00:17:22
it is considered that most generally speaking00:17:26
Russian territory is Ukraine like this00:17:29
but we know what this is dedicated to00:17:30
great job during my time00:17:33
in her youth she taught in schools throughout00:17:35
one page because it was00:17:38
dedicated to the fact that national pride00:17:40
The pride of the Great Russians is, first of all,00:17:42
not to oppress anyone but to help everyone and00:17:45
contribute to the development of national00:17:47
self-awareness of the formerly oppressed00:17:49
Great Russian peoples on the one hand and00:17:51
secondly, what to advocate defeat00:17:54
of his government, that is, the royal one00:17:57
government generally speaking Here in this00:18:00
the war itself which is called the First00:18:02
world war in the end of which00:18:05
Russia lost it, that is, this one00:18:08
the very situation, what happened next00:18:11
we got the next thing here00:18:14
what happened the Great Russian Empire00:18:17
revolution and after00:18:20
this00:18:27
Joseph began to carry out a certain kind of00:18:30
her policy was shared by everyone else00:18:32
Bolsheviks and it was that00:18:34
some kind of00:18:36
indigenization That is, all the outskirts are for them00:18:39
some languages must be invented00:18:41
they must be translated into these very00:18:44
the languages of their elite are so-called, that is00:18:47
the leadership of the florist asset should also00:18:49
switch to these languages in schools too00:18:53
be these all possible roses This00:18:55
Very00:18:57
interesting for you to imagine00:18:59
Ukraine means very soon, that is already00:19:02
around 1930 it was 18,00000:19:05
Ukrainian schools and only 150000:19:08
Russians and a bunch of others00:19:10
some other national and Czech ones00:19:13
things but this one is so wonderful00:19:16
our situation was reduced, it was called00:19:18
indigenization and it is very interesting that she00:19:21
was held in many places and here we are today00:19:24
in general, we have gathered now, this is the case00:19:26
we will discuss the OGPU certificate from you00:19:30
year means what it is dedicated dedicated00:19:33
she's the situation00:19:36
dissatisfaction of the Kuban Cossacks with the fact that00:19:39
they are translated into Ukrainian art00:19:41
language that is, this situation when from00:19:44
Kuban residents Well, this also applied, by the way, to00:19:47
residents of the Rostov region Rostovites in00:19:51
in general, which are also artificial00:19:52
transferred to the status of Ukrainians and this00:19:56
misunderstanding But I saw the diagram00:19:59
1887 according to this very census that for00:20:03
them, for example, at the end of the 10th century for very00:20:06
many, that is, of a certain kind00:20:08
regions Little Russian dialect of Russian00:20:10
language was native in most respects00:20:13
they felt no less Russian00:20:15
Russians still and in no case00:20:18
didn’t want any Ukrainization, that is00:20:20
Once again, what was the logic of the Soviet00:20:24
regime we00:20:26
let's take the former subethnic group, that is, that is00:20:29
just Russians speaking Ukrainian00:20:31
we will try to turn the language into00:20:33
independent Ethnicity that is00:20:35
independent00:20:36
People, well, before they were just little people00:20:40
And now we’ve even come up with a new name for them00:20:42
Ukrainians Yes, let them be with us now00:20:44
will be Ukrainians It was very important00:20:46
there were not enough personnel, including the famous one00:20:50
Ukrainian nationalist historian00:20:52
Grushevsky means Soviet power00:20:54
got it from emigration obsk I think it was00:20:57
even the academy00:20:58
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences and so on and so on00:21:01
there is a man who gave all his00:21:04
life for the formation of the Ukrainian ethnic group00:21:06
and which it would seem00:21:09
was one of the founders00:21:13
anti-Bolshevik council in Ukraine in00:21:15
his time, nevertheless he was forgiven00:21:20
caressed for him00:21:27
for now a certain kind of segments about that00:21:30
like this kind of position when from00:21:33
Russian speakers of Little Russian00:21:35
language up to even just speaking Russian00:21:38
great Russian language in the period from approximately00:21:40
d second year to about three second00:21:43
the year when, in general, it was laid out like this00:21:45
the so-called Ukrainian intelligentsia was00:21:48
built carried out like this00:21:50
politics I’ll say right away that this is bad00:21:54
generally speaking they treated him00:21:57
Cuban I think this thing and we will have it00:22:00
do So this means number 210 reference00:22:03
GPU in the Central Committee of the All-Russian Communist Party of Belarus about the attitude of the population towards the00:22:06
conization of schools in Kuban and Donskoy00:22:09
districts of the Northern00:22:11
Caucasian population's attitude towards00:22:14
Ukrainization of school Ukrainization of school00:22:17
held in the Kuban district of Yeisk00:22:19
Kushchevsky Kushchev ku yes you know and old00:22:22
Minsk districts of the Don Okrug00:22:24
greets the wider community with sympathy00:22:26
relations among the local population in00:22:28
in most cases teaching in00:22:30
Ukrainian language causes obvious00:22:32
dissatisfaction among both non-residents and00:22:34
among the Cossacks bam discontent is not00:22:36
I like the negative attitude00:22:38
Ukrainization of schools is due to one00:22:41
parties lack of understanding of literary00:22:43
Ukrainian language Well, if only they spoke00:22:45
in Surzhik And they are Galician dialects here00:22:48
stuck significantly different from00:22:50
local dialect from the other side so00:22:52
that due to poor preparation00:22:54
Ukrainian school teachers regarding00:22:56
teaching is in worse shape00:22:59
position than Russian schools of which K00:23:01
a smooth transition is also ensured00:23:03
students in higher education institutions00:23:06
The following statement is typical:00:23:08
this is funny yes now it will be funny you00:23:10
want to teach our children this language in00:23:12
which no one anywhere says well00:23:15
in Lvov villages they say Why00:23:17
village of Primorsko Akhtarskaya Kuban00:23:19
everyone around us speaks Russian00:23:22
language and therefore you need to learn Russian00:23:24
language Ukrainian language is not ours00:23:26
Perevertkina00:23:30
Pashkovsky Kuban district needs to00:23:33
children as we were taught and some of them00:23:35
no one will ever come out00:23:38
Slavic of the same district, the sky is your day00:23:41
teaches Russian and I’m a Cossack, then Hai po00:23:44
corydalis00:23:46
Balakaeva district you see Yes, it’s difficult for them00:23:48
understand neither partly speak of course00:23:51
surzhik but that00:23:56
Nekra Hai Ibi Hai is taught in Russian00:24:00
Severskaya will become I'll sell you in00:24:03
Ukrainian school of tone sgi further than Khoma00:24:05
Kuban rug absence will humiliate00:24:08
the social apparatus is exactly the same00:24:10
reflected in the attitude of the population towards00:24:11
Ukrainization of the school draws attention to itself00:24:13
attention to the following fact in the page00:24:16
Shkurinskaya Donskoy district in one of00:24:18
first-level schools where it was introduced00:24:20
teaching in Ukrainian00:24:22
passed to parent meeting00:24:23
resolution to abolish Ukrainian00:24:25
language based on the following principles00:24:27
state language in all00:24:29
Soviet institutions accepted Russian00:24:31
language therefore we believe that all studies are in00:24:33
in Ukrainian it comes down to welding like this00:24:36
if you have to submit any00:24:37
application to the Soviet institution then for00:24:38
in the Ukrainian language they will not accept it. What if00:24:40
they will accept it, they will not understand it as a result00:24:43
there is overcrowding everywhere00:24:44
Russian schools and the shortage of Ukrainian ones00:24:47
for example, in the village of Pashkovskaya, Kuban00:24:49
district in the current school year in00:24:51
Ukrainian school received a total of 1400:24:53
person then like in a Russian school 14400:24:56
man Well, we remember Yes, here is Smirnov00:24:59
when did they move there?00:25:00
Simferopol He studied at a Ukrainian school00:25:02
Why Because it was possible in00:25:05
they were there00:25:09
places in general Anatoly Smirnov Well,00:25:11
philosophical assault you know were there00:25:14
places in Russian schools of Crimea They are not00:25:17
was the village of Korsun of the same in00:25:20
enrolled the first group of the Ukrainian school00:25:21
only 10 people and in Russian 130 people00:25:24
also happened in the villages of Hryvenko00:25:29
like this00:25:33
things Please accept my boy00:25:36
student of the Ukrainian school List him in00:25:39
yours so I don’t consider myself Ukrainian00:25:41
I wish he learned Russian00:25:42
tearful request Ukrainian school is preparing00:25:45
of our children, Ukrainian Chinese and00:25:47
therefore I ask you to accept My child and00:25:49
learn Russian and Chinese00:25:54
Chinese00:25:56
in response, the authorities called a union against ours00:25:59
in the village of Abinsk, our children are spoiled in00:26:02
Ukrainian schools by order of the Soviet00:26:04
Temryuk authorities00:26:06
district authorities deliberately conduct00:26:08
Ukrainization So that our children do not have00:26:10
opportunities to take consequences00:26:11
positions in different institutions as00:26:14
there are no Ukrainian institutions, but in Russian and00:26:15
will manage without them Becomes Akhtyrskaya00:26:17
Kubansky00:26:19
County Well00:26:21
here to humiliate our Kuban00:26:26
Nare00:26:28
and so on and so on Well, look00:26:30
what else did the teachers say00:26:34
Yes, we moved near Taganrok at the beginning00:26:39
seventy I came from the children's garden and home00:26:42
repeated the rebbe’s words he heard: babble00:26:45
that my father heard that we moved from the Urals00:26:49
and asked me to talk jump00:26:52
say that I'm not a crusty Russian00:26:55
language I always remembered this Well00:26:59
Of course this is work on yourself Yes00:27:01
work on yourself and there people were saying00:27:03
in Surzhik, judging by this census00:27:05
eighty-seven, what are you in00:27:07
in general, we felt that it was00:27:10
such an enclave of Surzhik, that is, all around00:27:14
at the edges there were mining areas there00:27:17
the people spoke much more purely00:27:20
in Russian But it’s near Taganrog00:27:21
for some reason talk a lot there are a lot of them00:27:24
speak Russian that is00:27:28
speak a Ukrainian-like language00:27:31
this is the situation Yes, thanks, interesting00:27:35
observation so the vast majority00:27:38
old teachers to Ukrainization of schools00:27:40
had a negative attitude and in a number of cases00:27:42
hostilely fearing that with further00:27:44
Ukrainization of the school they can stay00:27:46
without income there are also complaints about00:27:49
difficulties in learning the Ukrainian language00:27:51
eat this00:27:56
steal a dictionary otherwise in this Chinese00:27:59
not literate00:28:00
you'll figure it out, the other one writes the teacher, I don't00:28:03
I can distort children once and00:28:05
to put an end to Ukrainization forever00:28:07
here is the Yeisk district where many spoke00:28:09
Surzhik is the same as Taganrog00:28:12
enclave, that is, you see it on both sides00:28:14
Rostov had such enclaves in general00:28:17
saying Well, and the people who, in general,00:28:19
Yeisk was the same term cubanoid00:28:22
says that their mentality is a little00:28:24
a little different from other people00:28:28
in some schools in the Bryukhovetsky district00:28:30
Kuban district teacher speaking among00:28:32
gathered parents against00:28:34
Ukrainization of school spoke Ukrainian00:28:36
study the language rude, uncultured men00:28:39
his grain-growing Children will never be able00:28:42
become intelligent people Ukrainization00:28:45
only spoils people Well, that's partly it00:28:47
true because00:28:48
that Ukrainians have a high00:28:56
cult They were created in Russian then00:28:58
there is no high culture in Ukrainian00:29:01
strangely enough it still exists00:29:04
There is no such thing as high culture. Well,00:29:07
cited Well, now I read it and you also00:29:10
no This is the situation, this means this00:29:14
what happened to us and this is this00:29:17
very interesting hints about something about00:29:20
then how right poon is when he speaks00:29:23
Mostly we are not at war with the Ukrainian people00:29:27
one and the same people Yes, just00:29:30
who is spoiled by Banderas propaganda then00:29:32
there are these with the nationalists and00:29:34
Bandera's followers, that's the story00:29:37
he's right here, but it turns out very wrong00:29:40
really funny I mean, there it is00:29:43
examples of people near Taganrog near Yeisk00:29:47
in Kuban, by and large, which00:29:50
originally said00:29:51
in the Little Russian dialect of Russian00:29:56
language, so they considered themselves quite00:29:59
Russians had a sharply negative attitude towards00:30:02
trying to translate them into Galician00:30:05
variant of the Ukrainian language sharply00:30:08
had a negative attitude, even to the point of riots00:30:12
in order to make Ukrainians out of them00:30:14
within this approach to conization which00:30:16
by the thirty-second year in general00:30:18
ended and their main organizers00:30:20
just wasted after that in00:30:24
generally abrupt and like this This is how it is00:30:28
looks that is what is in the part00:30:29
Voronezh region Kursk Belgorod00:30:32
there were some old enclaves where people00:30:34
they said in marmots this is in no case00:30:36
did not make them Ukrainians in any way00:30:39
that is, Ukrainians as a people are very00:30:42
were specifically formed within the framework of Austro00:30:44
Viennese Empire And after that the Bolsheviks00:30:47
and after them the Ukrainian ones00:30:49
nationalists tried to make them00:30:51
some national00:30:53
the state is here00:30:56
caviar today we see in00:31:00
in general, this is the story, thank you I00:31:04
I'll answer now00:31:07
questions00:31:09
Hey questions you00:31:12
where So are straight00:31:18
broadcasts if a person became Ukrainian00:31:20
then the person will never go back00:31:23
Vitaly KCH you00:31:26
you know00:31:28
what is this like, remember like a devil00:31:31
which also differed in this way00:31:33
people attributed a lot to eloquence00:31:35
maybe something I never said00:31:37
and Klitschko didn’t actually say this00:31:40
Please comment on the Bashkir Booth00:31:42
I realized that because of Ghast Sun it started alone00:31:44
I don’t understand why build more commercial ones00:31:47
quantity is not Moscow not St. Petersburg I’m nothing00:31:49
I don’t know the obs completely00:31:56
VX00:31:57
they decided to build some kind of Gog00:32:00
mining and processing plant Yes and started00:32:03
and tried to mine some mountain00:32:05
in Bashkir00:32:08
Trans-Ural region which they have for some reason00:32:10
was considered sacred and this man00:32:13
who was imprisoned, he was one of00:32:15
Enthusiasts of this business He liked it00:32:20
like an opinion leader00:32:23
Yes, the leader of opinions was all kinds of things and00:32:27
Well, basically the situation is here00:32:30
environmental agenda against him00:32:32
the head of the republic wrote a statement00:32:34
As far as I understand, he was imprisoned now00:32:37
he was given 4 years00:32:40
the companions opposed this00:32:43
kind of points say almost 1000:32:46
was going to00:32:47
had to do with being from a gastrobar00:32:50
something00:32:56
That's why00:32:57
Moreover, in our country there is already very00:32:59
interestingly arranged because there is a conflict00:33:02
us mostly not from gastrobar like00:33:04
such, that is, not with Uzbeks and Tajiks00:33:06
Although this also happens with us00:33:10
conflict everywhere with these small ones00:33:13
imagine everyone with Caucasian ethnic groups00:33:15
this ethnic group is usually00:33:17
a citizen of Russia but say it straight00:33:19
they can't so they call them00:33:22
All00:33:25
WTO00:33:28
me wild on one side on the other00:33:31
sides are golden, there is a conflict with00:33:34
I don’t know with some Caucasian ones00:33:36
ethnic groups for the Bashkirs he wore extremely00:33:40
sharp I would even say in some00:33:42
generally fatal in places00:33:45
Well, of course gastrobars are like people00:33:49
there is everywhere here, I saw it when I lived00:33:53
in Murmansk I watched Dixie nearby and there00:33:57
the so-called gastro00:33:59
laborers with the exception of Russians who00:34:01
sat women who sat at the cash registers and00:34:04
everything else was completely this one00:34:06
some dark black team00:34:08
it would turn out who they were there Well, Tajiks00:34:11
probably It would seem where Tajikistan and00:34:13
where is Murmansk but nevertheless it’s like this00:34:15
that is, all of our network trade as well as00:34:19
the whole construction site is ours Yes it is00:34:23
always trying to reduce your costs00:34:27
some She always pushes the strobe out00:34:30
Central Asia I have exactly the same00:34:32
situation Although there are many Russians nearby00:34:34
V00:34:35
in the store they work as salespeople and that’s it00:34:38
here are the auxiliary works, that is, washing00:34:41
clean up put away goods here often more00:34:44
this is the kind of work they do here00:34:46
gastro bars, in general, are Russians sitting on00:34:48
cash registers and let's say they cut sausage there00:34:50
women are bigger00:34:52
nothing This is the situation00:34:55
because we need to understand what it is00:34:59
happened because there was gold00:35:03
Caucasians in general Well, gastro bars00:35:06
of course real of course00:35:09
there in such a way should arise00:35:12
some00:35:13
conflicts some conflicts must have00:35:17
occur if anyone played Strategy00:35:19
especially in Civilization knows what the00:35:21
any internal rebellions have consequences00:35:23
enemy intelligence services that use00:35:25
natural dissatisfaction and any weakness00:35:27
Well, unless they use it, but often it is00:35:29
It’s just done to use the budget, yes00:35:31
when you get some kind of budget00:35:34
you have to do some work too00:35:36
you find all sorts of spontaneous opinion leaders00:35:39
such protests and you start with them like00:35:41
take photos for a report or00:35:43
to educate00:35:45
study I watched it, I was there00:35:48
chairman of the movement no overground00:35:50
express train in St. Petersburg, in general, and with00:35:54
we conducted special courses on00:35:57
our training training that is in them00:36:00
300 to 400 people took part00:36:03
that is, let’s say the commissions worked and they00:36:06
everything was filmed with EU money00:36:09
hefty college everyone was fed and given water00:36:12
What's called00:36:13
conducted all sorts of trainings, it was a lot00:36:17
and in a smaller composition of us, for example00:36:19
collected in00:36:25
this00:36:27
we have 20 20 30 leaders there00:36:31
protest activity of the time00:36:33
the town planning department gathered us there too00:36:35
taught something, that is, for sure it00:36:38
it was somehow connected with intelligence but00:36:40
It’s clear that, for example, no one is me, of course00:36:43
did not directly manage did not do anything Well00:36:46
besides, it was all very funny00:36:49
as a result of one of these00:36:55
in general00:36:58
[music]00:37:01
Igen, for example, I’m in one of the teams there00:37:04
team training was at one table and00:37:07
in a team with captain Nikitin00:37:09
famous remember the society was like this00:37:12
Ben they promised him some long term00:37:14
the liberals all fought him off and put him in prison, here I am00:37:17
with him, for example, there was another time00:37:19
training there Chelove SOBR prize Katoshi from00:37:25
Britain and not from00:37:27
Evgenia Chirikova was intelligence00:37:30
which we will protect the Khimki forest, that is,00:37:32
surprisingly it turned out that I had many00:37:34
such media these media personalities00:37:38
city protective activities and which00:37:42
quite possibly related to00:37:44
intelligence as they wrote about the Captain00:37:46
Nikitin from Belu I personally know00:37:49
no one recruited me for anything like that00:37:52
no business When00:37:55
ye00:37:58
and began to live like all other people00:38:00
your quiet private life00:38:07
Here the average person is very poorly organized00:38:09
For any organized disturbance00:38:11
violent leaders are needed00:38:13
in general yes yes yes I managed somehow00:38:17
take a leading position in this00:38:21
bom kotomin community00:38:25
dispute yes and yes again hello Igor00:38:29
good health to everyone and interesting things to everyone00:38:31
stream to inspire Igor Yurch to do more00:38:33
more interesting topics for discussion Not00:38:35
forget about support No thanks00:38:37
forget to put the obligatory likes and00:38:39
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any feasible even completely00:38:42
symbolic amount You can also00:38:44
for only 5,000 rubles order a personal00:38:46
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everything is the same00:38:58
repressed still don’t know what’s wrong00:39:02
do this but I need links00:39:04
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prohibited That is, they must all be taken and00:39:10
copy in the browser then you something00:39:12
you'll find it Well, strange as it may seem00:39:14
such crap that for some reason00:39:16
made Made by YouTube but still00:39:19
it is quite effective, that is, it00:39:21
really people who got into00:39:23
she is a disfavor and quite effective00:39:25
torments00:39:27
if we take it by the predominant language among00:39:29
local villagers then at the time00:39:31
Revolutions outside of Ukraine in Ukraine mov00:39:34
they spoke en masse only in Uku bani ni00:39:36
Belgorod or Bryansk region such00:39:38
they weren’t, yes, that’s what I’m showing00:39:40
separate areas in the same Voronezh00:39:42
areas, many of which are for example00:39:44
like this one like him00:39:46
called Putivl Yes Yaroslavna loudly00:39:49
Platt is crying Putivle they took it now00:39:52
are already on the territory of Ukraine00:39:55
Yes00:40:12
will there be a dumbbell today or not? So what?00:40:14
need Yes now then00:40:25
will00:40:40
it is seen00:40:42
Oops00:40:51
okay, by the way, I have a whole barbell00:40:54
is there00:40:57
Yes, good evening, Zelensky definitely holds00:41:00
under the pillow poppies Well holds00:41:03
I guess I'm always the opening act here00:41:06
to talk nonsense so that there are more smart ones00:41:08
people want to come into the chat and retort to me00:41:10
clearly in Florida the state has banned00:41:13
use of covid vaccinations00:41:15
performance on TV Well, you see, I would like00:41:18
I wanted a lot about this00:41:20
illnesses can not be commented on00:41:22
there is the most remote topic this is00:41:26
This is exactly what it is, practically00:41:29
everything where this word occurs it is with00:41:31
this channel was destroyed and I You know00:41:33
what I spent for example00:41:37
already already the year before last Well00:41:41
about a fifth of the time00:41:43
only in bans for this reason00:41:45
I’m learning Polish just like a pill00:41:48
dementia tongue00:41:49
extremely similar to Russian in this00:41:52
I mean, Ukrainian is convenient to learn because00:41:54
that the syntax is one word formation One and00:41:58
in general, being in the Ukrainian environment00:42:01
Russian is very easy to learn this language Well00:42:03
as well as vice versa00:42:07
in essence, that is, it’s easy, although although everything is there00:42:10
there are more strangers00:42:11
incomprehensible words in general00:42:15
the same situation that occurs in00:42:17
serbor rebound00:42:19
there is a certain language that he speaks00:42:22
all, well, almost all of Yugoslavia00:42:27
and now Serbian from Croatian00:42:29
they start to scatter, that is, here they are00:42:31
stretch out among themselves00:42:34
there is that00:42:37
there are trying to lead, for example, to the same00:42:39
Croatian such words designations00:42:42
which are not identical to the old ones00:42:45
Serbian and Ukrainian too00:42:48
it stretches00:42:49
artificially somewhere00:42:55
like they were in Ukraine, like in the north00:42:57
Ukraine in your opinion What percentage00:42:59
There are no more Russians there for me00:43:01
151 is the maximum the rest of the swamp and00:43:03
Binder Well, it's hard to say I'm nowhere00:43:07
I saw nothing, I can't say if I00:43:10
passed by somewhere in the tenth year this year00:43:12
that means through Ukraine either in the tenth or so00:43:15
whether in00:43:16
eleventh I almost never met00:43:20
people speaking Ukrainian00:43:22
let's say, but in Kyiv, for example, in 200200:43:26
a lot of00:43:28
there wasn't much00:43:36
it was hard to say that is and00:43:39
Zhytomyr village where I was in00:43:41
2002 it was entirely Ukrainian Well, so00:43:44
The Zaporozhye village was also strong00:43:46
Ukrainian which I was there in ninety00:43:49
second or ninety-third ninety00:43:52
the second year was also Ukrainian and the city00:43:55
Well, I don’t know if they were Ukrainian at least00:43:57
how long have I been gone00:44:02
feelings Well, it’s hard to say you know how00:44:04
Is there any difference between a Ukrainian and a Russian?00:44:07
during the Soviet years, an urban Ukrainian from00:44:11
Russian was no different. Well, maybe in00:44:14
somewhere in my heart I was different00:44:16
something But Seki didn’t show it at all Yes00:44:25
we were different and different because00:44:28
after all, here I am in the Zaporozhye village00:44:30
I've been watching Burchak since ninety-two00:44:34
That is, I want to say that of course00:44:36
the peoples are most likely different after all, well00:44:40
really different00:44:42
peoples No matter how00:44:45
strange, so this is the opposite00:44:47
movement that needs to happen00:44:50
that is, there will be some Russians00:44:54
speaking00:44:56
in this Ukrainian language part Well, how are you00:45:01
understand others00:45:04
these Ukrainians as Ukrainians of course on00:45:07
Ukraine is not00:45:09
will remain Well, quickly enough already00:45:12
there will be Russian speaking00:45:14
Ukrainian language and00:45:21
they still say that every Russian is evil00:45:24
once upon a time00:45:26
there were protests right up to00:45:29
rallies Well, yes yes yes00:45:33
yes maybe but it's for other reasons00:45:37
Perhaps I have already said more than once00:45:39
that T is a philosophy that is purely00:45:43
applied and she says that the middle one is for00:45:46
us it's like we don't exist as such00:45:49
then we choose someone instead of ourselves00:45:52
another, but truly another is not00:45:55
it's always a cat or a dog00:45:58
so I visited this stream just like00:46:01
eternal femininity It's not what I thought00:46:04
the nightingale is some spirit coming among00:46:06
desert and not a prostitute as I thought00:46:08
Alexander Blok and MTF transsexual as00:46:11
rule is an amazing thing Why00:46:14
a cat and a dog are closer to a person than00:46:18
a close distant relative of someone else00:46:21
Well, among our construction this is00:46:23
it happens naturally00:46:26
so that's why this kind of situation00:46:29
rallies about cats and dogs and00:46:32
it does not characterize Russians as flayers00:46:34
not as evil and not as not evil, she just00:46:37
I'm talking about something completely different00:46:41
I think this is typical regarding laws00:46:43
inf gypsy shows the level of Ukraine00:46:45
cheap trolling and provocations Well00:46:48
of course00:46:49
Of course, the question is off topic, you know00:46:52
emergence00:46:54
physics boarding school is organized with00:46:57
submissions for those who moved from England kopitsa00:47:01
pl I'm not sure what from the point of view of the cop00:47:04
I know the story more or less, I can tell it00:47:06
even tell generally speaking of course00:47:09
Kolmogorov played the main role here00:47:12
is it his idea that is there is some00:47:15
story00:47:16
what in Soviet00:47:19
times of the school leader Well here we go00:47:22
there was a period of democracy they chose00:47:24
vote00:47:27
This is the story once upon a time00:47:29
Kolmogorov was a schoolboy and aspired to00:47:34
to be school cool00:47:36
was chosen as the leader of some class00:47:37
not him but some physical education teacher and00:47:40
they say it really stuck with him00:47:43
that's why he decided like this00:47:45
make school That is, at the beginning it was00:47:47
Not00:47:48
school near the same Kolmogorov thought that00:47:52
it will be vocational schools or equipment, but then00:47:56
curled up to the fact that they will be00:47:58
school and here he is in Dmitry here in it00:48:01
which00:48:03
studied she developed under his active00:48:06
patronage moreover he when he00:48:10
almost always went with children to00:48:11
hikes And the fzma school has one00:48:14
it was a tradition to go hiking all the time00:48:15
in the summer and he and the children went from there with them00:48:18
that is, here is an academician like some00:48:20
they say one of the five largest00:48:23
mathematicians in the history of mankind00:48:26
I went with the kids from the eighteenth00:48:28
Gorgo schools are now Sun Moscow State University on hikes00:48:31
for example, quite true, some say00:48:34
that he had an orientation like this But00:48:36
I think they're evil00:48:38
there are evil tongues about him00:48:42
they say this was the story and00:48:45
they were organized specially00:48:47
the resolution organized four of them00:48:49
stuff from all sorts of boarding schools00:48:54
was a university at Moscow State University00:48:57
Novosibirsk and, accordingly, at00:49:00
Kiev at Kiev University and now00:49:03
they were organized to recruit gifted people00:49:06
take the children away and there’s something wrong with them00:49:08
to do within these walls there was such a thing00:49:13
history Well, generally speaking, then all these00:49:16
There are more and more schools in00:49:19
certain period Fima directionally00:49:21
became unfashionable became fashionable00:49:25
the focus is very strong in general00:49:28
there were a lot of things like that, but these00:49:32
four physics and mathematics schools at that time They00:49:34
Of course, against the general background it is very strong00:49:37
stood out the same dawn 239 schools00:49:40
which is now considered the best school00:49:42
countries began after forty00:49:45
the fifth boarding school was removed to00:49:48
Petergov in general00:49:50
and then the kids went to00:49:54
circle00:49:56
at the Palace of Pioneers have already begun to give away00:49:58
not to this school, but they started sending 23900:50:02
then it was very funny I watched it like this00:50:05
called physical00:50:08
bout I was a ninth grader00:50:11
tenth graders00:50:13
and it’s very interesting that school 239 was00:50:16
I remember outside the game and there were three leading physicists00:50:18
schools in this city00:50:20
and the battle was between ours and the thirtieth00:50:24
school was also such a famous school00:50:28
but it was not a boarding school, of course, but00:50:30
she was like that too before00:50:32
there was something not from the forties00:50:34
or maybe even from the thirties Well, like this00:50:37
was00:50:39
history Well, I can give you more or less detail about00:50:42
to tell this I know something although00:50:45
Of course I’m not a historian Fima here00:50:47
such a movement Well, I believe that here00:50:50
there is nothing to accumulate here, but a leading role00:50:52
of course played by Kolmogorov00:50:56
Well, there were heroes everywhere, of course. Here00:50:59
there was Dmitry00:51:01
Fadeev Dmitry Konstantinovich00:51:04
Leningrad I don’t know who was in charge00:51:06
hero in00:51:11
Novosibirsk Well, of course he too00:51:14
corresponding member significant person00:51:17
Well, of course, in my influence and in my own way00:51:20
scale no matter how close00:51:24
Kolmogorov this is the situation00:51:27
Well, the Moscow school was very00:51:28
big ours was very small00:51:30
for example, ours served00:51:32
served the northwest including00:51:34
Kirov region and the Baltic states Well,00:51:39
almost the entire European part of Russia00:51:41
served Kolmogorov, that is, you see in00:51:43
she just00:51:45
there was a much larger market, as it were00:51:48
so this is it00:51:54
stories are those that talk about school00:51:56
wizards Harry Potter This is Sergei00:51:58
Borisovich Pereslegin noted that the usual00:52:02
such a Soviet physics and mathematics school he He is like00:52:06
already graduated 239 times and taught in00:52:09
fourty00:52:10
fifth in our boarding school Where am I, in general?00:52:13
I met him at the age of 1500:52:15
years00:52:18
By the way, they have new glograms in the USA on00:52:23
all times North Carolina is supposedly there00:52:24
the plane is on fire00:52:26
This is clearly the tricks of the hologram globalists00:52:29
before there were demons in Florida00:52:31
show00:52:32
it starts I don’t know anything By the way I don’t00:52:35
I agree that Lenin already invented Ukraine00:52:37
Ukrainian nationalists were in civilian life00:52:38
who were 40 plus years old, that is, grown up00:52:41
they originated in Ukrainian families00:52:42
in the 10th century Well, of course, of course, but its support00:52:46
was of course Ukrainians as a people00:52:49
on power00:52:54
Austro-Hungary00:52:55
schools Well, maybe only open yes But00:52:58
after all, the Boy Scout movement is British00:53:01
and or there is American in spirit00:53:04
it was transferred very quickly to00:53:08
Russians were born on Soviet soil this way00:53:16
the pioneers here thought that this would not happen00:53:18
this is a school for the elite, it was not a school for00:53:21
elites, as it were, it was the same00:53:23
fair though at the very beginning00:53:25
schools, for example, Raikin Konstantin studied00:53:29
in this in this school that is00:53:30
I'm a representative of the elite00:53:32
he said that he somehow decided to go gray00:53:34
my old school and I was on duty00:53:37
school that day I was on watch with00:53:39
red bandage and they dropped it on me00:53:42
I told Kostya Rakin something00:53:45
told We tried to find common ground00:53:48
teachers It turned out that I have him00:53:50
there are no common teachers who00:53:53
taught about them, barely heard about00:53:55
my teachers didn’t know anything Well, that’s it00:53:58
we go to school with him and00:54:02
were like Well, I don’t know Well with closed Well00:54:06
schools there, I can’t say that somehow00:54:09
everything is very good, that is, they were00:54:14
this is what these schools were like for00:54:17
elites, yes, that is, they were not a means00:54:20
teleportation That is, you enter00:54:22
school you immediately find yourself there00:54:25
areas of the elite they were just that00:54:28
like the bottom rung of the ladder in this00:54:32
here is the difference between MIPT, say, and MGIMO00:54:35
because GMOs are00:54:37
teleportation you got there somehow00:54:40
and then you'll finish you have it00:54:42
the opportunity there is high00:54:45
probability of teleporting somewhere00:54:47
by Soviet standards in general into space00:54:49
practically in places where there is access to00:54:51
convertible currency And in MIPT this is also00:54:55
too, but this is the Staircase on which you00:54:56
you will climb but you have Eta00:54:58
there will be stairs because in others00:55:00
for example, in many universities there are such stairs00:55:03
no, that is, no one will set you up there00:55:06
step won't do anything like that in00:55:08
this is the difference between MIPT and so on00:55:12
physics school is here00:55:14
at such an entry level this is something00:55:16
type00:55:19
MIPT00:55:22
there is one00:55:25
speak00:55:26
endless story What does it mean when people00:55:29
enter00:55:30
university means Leningraders know00:55:35
head bluer than provincial graduates00:55:37
Fima schools are three heads taller than00:55:39
Leningraders a year passes, everything changes00:55:43
directly opposite to the side because00:55:46
that often representatives of physics and mathematics schools they00:55:48
nothing to do00:55:54
then vice versa but some then00:55:56
they catch on and start learning too Well00:55:59
it happens that they are just the first course00:56:02
they're playing the fool00:56:04
all Poles have four Polish languages from00:56:07
those that I can understand are two00:56:09
Lesser Poland and Polish that's interesting yes00:56:11
all literary Yes, but up to you Until many00:56:15
here in general this topic is holograms and then00:56:17
what's happening in the USA right now?00:56:19
complex movement is organized according to00:56:21
creation of the coming of aliens or00:56:24
demons00:56:25
I've been saying this for a long time that one of00:56:28
options for getting out of the crisis are like00:56:31
the appearance of aliens but they are not00:56:33
appear don't appear wein just don't00:56:35
Moro systematization of his adverbs But in vain00:56:38
Well, we'll have to do them later00:56:42
systematize Ukrainization was00:56:44
loose in the twenties was carried out00:56:46
then Stalin went over to the great power00:56:49
chauvinism year it00:56:53
law What's your favorite season you've watched?00:56:56
the third correctly understood that Varga is Russian00:56:58
similar Well similar yes well the first season00:57:01
Of course you are stronger than the second mountain00:57:03
worse And this is something some what00:57:06
previous What is next anyway?00:57:08
some kind of nightmare00:57:11
I just don’t know whether it will happen or not00:57:14
will Well, go ahead and stream00:57:19
Ukrainian people swear for a long time00:57:21
of the two ethnic groups one is adj snice on00:57:28
Sweetie slippers00:57:32
Bandura said that in Ukraine there is a00:57:34
Russians Ukrainians and Russians Crimea Well, probably00:57:39
actually said correctly Well they are 300:57:42
years spent building a new historical community00:57:45
Ukrainian people built this after all00:57:53
tell the territory of the Tver Principality about00:57:56
this is spoken of as recognition of ki na00:57:58
principality Well, somehow this is debatable, maybe00:58:02
be the third largest in Mariupol00:58:05
the group was Greeks zero Everyone left00:58:07
Almost, and in general, the Greeks have disappeared somewhere00:58:09
generally speaking there were a lot of Greeks in00:58:12
Tsarist Russia We remember Liskov yes00:58:14
wonderful when he says that00:58:16
Russians will always be deceived by Jews00:58:19
Jew obt Anina00:58:23
Grema CR and will be able to deceive and that’s all00:58:27
this was the hierarchy and very often00:58:30
the so-called Jewish pogroms00:58:32
conflicts began between the Jewish00:58:34
community and the Greek community in general00:58:37
then they disappeared somewhere, disappeared and no00:58:39
no Greeks in Russia now Well, this one00:58:42
How00:58:44
there's a guy from a comedy club, here he is00:58:47
the Greek who plays Caucasians for them Well00:58:49
here he is practically the only Greek in00:58:51
country Well, I saw a few more00:58:58
it was like that all over the south00:59:01
There were a lot of Greeks. There were once Greeks.00:59:04
language is a means of communication not sacred00:59:06
Does a cow's tongue really define anything?00:59:09
Europe in English speak nothing00:59:11
English doesn’t have anything like that for them00:59:13
is an argument or against it00:59:14
places where they are00:59:18
live well the whole euro Speak La svo vni from00:59:24
practically these are different things they are different00:59:27
things Who cares what language00:59:30
speak the language in which00:59:31
more convenient Well, they say yes on it00:59:34
Pushkin separatist separatist Yes00:59:38
English is not00:59:39
property of Great Britain she is on him00:59:41
doesn't have a copyright Well, it doesn't.00:59:43
still very much00:59:45
convenient so ts moskal papers nonsense00:59:49
one And what kind of boom am I in the language of TM00:59:53
I speak with an accent00:59:55
many of you programming languages00:59:58
know but I hardly know few of them01:00:02
those who know by the way Looks like we were offended in vain01:00:05
on cranberries about evil Russians first01:00:07
so the truth seemed to them better yes yes yes01:00:11
yes yes yes well, he’s completely Galkovsky01:00:15
he’s right in saying that they just don’t know01:00:16
Russians how to join01:00:23
see a long time ago that is at least this01:00:25
I read about 10 years ago and described Russians as01:00:28
numerous and vicious more vicious01:00:31
how01:00:33
Ukrainians, I generally think that if in01:00:35
our country has 2% who disagree01:00:38
The country must reach an agreement with the EU to01:00:40
make it convenient to migrate these problems 2%01:00:42
Europe for permanent residence and that's it No protests Well01:00:45
so everyone left, that’s the trouble often01:00:48
that they thought there would be protests there01:00:51
sanctions everything else but instead01:00:53
this is all enthusiasts and protest01:00:56
we parted ways, we settled down01:00:58
here's a flash mob Let's all leave01:01:00
Russia and left in March01:01:03
mostly and many still live01:01:05
some are trying to come back like Charlotte01:01:07
and end up in prison in Russia01:01:10
somehow they are doing something someone everyone is trying01:01:12
come back more or less it was some01:01:16
This is more action01:01:17
reminiscent of shmo Let's all leave Well01:01:23
uli now programming Well language01:01:27
programming Why not sometimes wants01:01:30
praise yourself01:01:32
Here's another thing: Let the sympathizers leave01:01:36
agree, why is everyone leaving?01:01:38
on the contrary, if you don’t even care about something01:01:40
like it's not a fact that you need01:01:42
leave Well, why don't you leave alone?01:01:45
likes this other doesn't like that doesn't01:01:49
the fact is that you will be better off there01:01:53
west01:01:55
he is not a New Yorker, he returned to Russia01:01:58
shows his native Nakhodka Nakhodka -01:02:01
this is such a horror so flying01:02:05
on the wings of the night generally speaking that is01:02:18
semi-differences ho talk01:02:23
Het vocabulary more Here's the girls01:02:26
they said that there is a specific word I you01:02:28
I love it I [ __ ] it like [ __ ] it like this01:02:31
They have a word that is not direct01:02:34
equivalent in Russian Maybe I01:02:38
maybe I'm wrong Well, I sure can01:02:41
be more words for emotions less words01:02:43
for for terms You took off your glasses so that01:02:46
read the document on the sheet Well why01:02:48
because I have01:02:51
lenses01:02:53
they are not artificial01:02:56
they focus they don't focus01:02:58
positioned to do this 02 0301:03:01
but vision is put on them Well, that’s it01:03:05
and I take off to read01:03:08
40 cm glasses I see well, that is01:03:12
focusing focusing same01:03:15
impaired in a normal person01:03:18
The lens is soft and you can use your muscles to01:03:21
expand narrow that is you can here01:03:24
this focus is hard for me01:03:27
artificial I focus this01:03:29
do not carry out01:03:31
I can like this01:03:35
history could have been done the other way around01:03:37
set yourself a unit whenever01:03:40
on the contrary, I had to wear glasses to01:03:42
read something from me like this Well then01:03:45
that's for the majority01:03:47
do Well, in a certain sense01:03:49
uncomfortable, but it’s still vision, despite everything01:03:52
and of course it’s bright for me01:03:55
the image was already with my left eye01:03:57
actually not01:04:00
I saw Surzhik Surzha this is the same remedy for01:04:02
cleaning the bathtub I don't know anything sushiko on01:04:06
Anchutka with Michko01:04:09
Riley Anchutka with Michko01:04:12
rili so anchutka that it could01:04:18
be a freak in general01:04:21
sea it01:04:23
ladle01:04:28
Well Guta they said it, I understand it01:04:31
chumichka they call this ladle01:04:34
Pomeranian dialect of the Russian language A A u01:04:37
you are not a Muscovite to dilute at all01:04:40
want Yak01:04:42
stupid Well, I don’t know, they don’t want to, no01:04:45
they want Nuno to easily teach that the EU is better than dreams01:04:49
tongues he spent a little time in this01:04:51
Ukrainian environment and learned like hell01:04:53
do I understand I have cousins01:04:55
nephews whom I have never seen in01:04:57
of their lives they speak fluently01:04:59
Ukrainian times to western Ukraine01:05:03
moved, these are all things of the past01:05:05
things are of no interest to anyone at all01:05:07
is actually a civil war01:05:09
within the Soviet Union between01:05:10
communists and democrats Well, I don’t know01:05:13
I don’t really see this, but here it is01:05:16
that the civil war I agree with you01:05:23
That means he's talking about the current01:05:26
war what is it in Russia is it civil01:05:28
war with signs of external war on01:05:31
Ukraine is the opposite. That is, it’s like01:05:34
war with an external enemy with this with the lungs01:05:37
shades of civil and from this01:05:39
current construction associated with01:05:41
languages with rejection from these Ukrainian01:05:45
Russian speaking Kuban attempt01:05:48
to turn them into Ukrainians, she is just that01:05:50
point of view of Sergei Borisovich I01:05:53
confirms its crisis with the Russian01:05:55
he certainly caused a crisis in politics01:05:58
soloist politics and he is partly01:06:01
was even a consequence of this crisis but01:06:03
there's more to it than that, but of course yes01:06:07
we are in an acute crisis which, in my opinion, is already01:06:10
called the Ukrainian language there is one01:06:12
undeniable property it is phonetically01:06:14
funny and something to be reckoned with01:06:16
for some reason they say this for Russians01:06:18
Ukrainian language01:06:20
sno01:06:23
at01:06:25
I'm on the subway and there are girls among themselves01:06:28
speak Ukrainian I'm just01:06:30
that you flew in from St. Petersburg01:06:31
You see, they suddenly became so funny to me01:06:34
They look at me why am I laughing?01:06:36
they speak Ukrainian funny01:06:39
well just on01:06:43
escalator My grandmother was Kuban01:06:45
Cossack dialect Balata Balachka Sami01:06:50
concepts of Ukraine Ukraine were not present01:06:52
at the local01:06:53
discourse Nanny is for01:06:56
kozons for kozons is who you have in01:06:59
in the sight of Joseph Kobzon himself01:07:02
or some term you have there01:07:04
associated with Kobzon with whom I am not01:07:07
sign K01:07:10
unfortunately Ukraine I mean for Kazo B01:07:13
sense for Jews it can be difficult01:07:21
understand Well, here comes Dani01:07:24
in some language I resemble Ukrainian01:07:27
but his kozars are Bolsheviks. Let's go out01:07:30
since they speak Ukrainian01:07:32
let's do Ukrainians, they resist01:07:34
typical Russians because even though01:07:36
they speak like this and like this01:07:38
specific dialect That's what we're talking about01:07:41
speech Yes utilitarian not applied01:07:43
tool language is ineffective and the most01:07:46
prominent personalities moved from01:07:47
Mosk province01:07:52
USA01:07:55
be different moved to Kyiv Why01:07:59
less of course than in01:08:01
Moscow harna dev Well harna dev I01:08:04
I can imagine what this is like01:08:06
soulful for extremely naive rural01:08:08
regions of Central Russia01:08:10
Well, yes, but why did they move now?01:08:14
this capital city is quite normal01:08:17
a fairly large European power01:08:20
was until everyone left for the west01:08:22
wars01:08:25
So what’s good? That there is only one Russian language01:08:27
the only one not two or three like Polish01:08:29
in Poland Well, it’s probably convenient, but here it is01:08:32
for example, in tiny Norway they have two01:08:35
literary languages in tiny Armenia01:08:37
almost two literary languages too01:08:39
to be even bigger, can you imagine?01:08:41
Armenia in general is about 2 million01:08:44
they have two literary people left01:08:49
There was only one language needed in Russia01:08:52
attempts to build others simply do not01:08:54
something that is called Staro has taken root01:08:57
Belarusian is actually the first01:09:00
variant of the Russian literary language No01:09:02
was chosen as the alphabet for him01:09:05
Arabi and Arabi did not catch on01:09:12
author in lenses no author not in lenses01:09:14
author with glasses And who will introduce Ukrainian01:09:17
language01:09:19
Zelensky Well, obviously not01:09:22
Zelensky has a big role here01:09:25
the guy who is on the intro for the video01:09:27
which recently celebrated its 100th anniversary01:09:30
from the day of death it turns out that the Bolsheviks themselves01:09:33
planted a bomb of nationalism Well, of course01:09:35
so our National says Eh, what about it01:09:39
you have done my elder comrade Western01:09:41
Ukraine also confirms that01:09:42
Modern Ukrainian is very different01:09:43
from the previous Yes, well, here I am, Ukrainians01:09:46
honestly because for example riy Pan so01:09:48
writes about this that he calmly read it before01:09:52
in Ukrainian Although about Ukrainian from01:09:54
Kyiv but he01:09:56
this Russian speaker is originally n01:09:59
the city dweller later studied in the USA01:10:02
he left initially and now he says01:10:05
I won’t take it, I don’t understand anything, he says01:10:08
Nothing is possible that01:10:14
funny Ukrainians that is the fact itself01:10:16
conversation in Fanti sleepy Ukrainian language01:10:22
And01:10:24
And me01:10:27
it's funny to us, but it's not funny to them, that is01:10:30
it's normal for them01:10:31
the language of the Bashkirs has been making noise for a long time, not the first Aks01:10:35
Yes, not the first, but this man01:10:38
who was now imprisoned, he was everywhere01:10:40
among the leaders of it all01:10:42
the noise is a brew unrecognized by the authorities01:10:45
Porridge from an ax Porridge of transition to acquisition01:10:48
really state national01:10:49
identity identity rather or01:10:52
Less independence01:10:54
I don't understand what's going on01:10:57
of course that's why we microblog I'm talking to myself01:11:02
I would even say how nano bloggers should01:11:04
do this for them01:11:06
work understanding what is really happening01:11:09
in fact, at that time he was completely Russian01:11:11
the other is closer to Ukrainian I don’t know I don’t01:11:13
I know the Pomeranian dialect very well01:11:16
different I've never heard the face of the USA01:11:19
Kato01:11:22
Russian speakers, there is a suspicion that01:11:25
Pomeranian dialect of the Russian language is very01:11:27
very different from the modern one01:11:31
Russian under Katka, the Russian language was01:11:34
looks like a Ukrainian Potemkin01:11:36
similar yes also don’t know EU bend reviews about01:11:40
different versions of speech translations in films01:11:43
they often write in comments so that people take a look01:11:46
to Ukrainian voice acting because funny01:11:48
for the Russian ear it's tomorrow01:11:52
people, when I went to Ukraine I01:11:55
listened to Ukrainian01:11:57
You could only listen to the radio back then01:12:00
when we say intour speaks Ukrainian01:12:02
And the interviewee answers him01:12:05
Russian is more or less normal then01:12:07
if they both speak Ukrainian I01:12:10
I usually gave up on this matter too much01:12:13
Tajiks are tense and in China are now plowing01:12:16
cotton is being picked Well, the poor are the poor01:12:19
the essence of the development of national identity01:12:21
in the Republic of the USSR at the beginning01:12:22
twenties-thirties01:12:24
this is the dream of the World International01:12:25
Revolutions of Communist Globalization01:12:27
small national states Well something01:12:30
dreamed there was a reverse situation01:12:33
Germanic Japanese languages are the most01:12:35
phonetic worst languages They are not funny01:12:37
not lyrical they speak like a robot Well01:12:39
I don't know anything, I'm Japanese maybe01:12:41
never heard of destroyed Mariupol01:12:44
was predominantly Russian-speaking01:12:46
the majority of Kiev residents are not Ukrainian01:12:47
they know, but now they’ve learned it, especially since01:12:50
it's not difficult I think well yes yes So01:12:53
my hypothesis was very01:12:55
interesting to see how the Russian army01:12:57
will take the cities of Western Ukraine I01:13:00
I believe that they are well before01:13:02
assumed they wouldn't01:13:04
resist, they will surrender immediately01:13:06
the army will come, they will take it and surrender then01:13:08
there is no glory for you01:13:10
Kramatorsk and not01:13:12
Mariupol Ukraine as a territory was01:13:14
since tsarist times and before that as01:13:16
part of the Russian Empire about the World Cup here01:13:18
argue Well, as part of the Russian Empire01:13:21
But at the same time, Ukraine was not like these01:13:25
were something different from the Russians Although01:13:27
sometimes they spoke in another language Well, a little01:13:30
different from Western01:13:33
Ukrainians who were registered as01:13:36
Ethnicity as a fully-fledged Ethnicity in01:13:39
within the framework of the Austrian Empire That's me01:13:41
said in the very distant future people on01:13:43
In any case, I salt the whole earth into one01:13:46
common race among the human species is01:13:48
inevitable in terms of globalization01:13:52
I'm guessing this won't happen, they'll die01:13:55
before, here we go01:14:22
Yes01:14:40
Actually, there will be only one language. Well,01:14:42
I don’t know, well, who will remain, but a billion01:14:45
at least the servants, the slaves, let's just see what's going on01:14:48
I'll listen to the recordings later for the sake of the like. Thank you01:14:51
and it’s better that I don’t speak English01:14:56
Chinese By the way, I'm somewhere somewhere01:15:01
this thing with likes disappeared, I don't care at all01:15:03
I see Yes01:15:05
here is the contribution I remind you of your need01:15:08
support Don't forget to put01:15:09
mandatory likes whenever possible01:15:11
bring donations Thank you Yes it would be01:15:13
okay, that’s not the way we do it, you have to01:15:15
chat Yes no in Ukrainian01:15:19
new incomprehensible words have appeared01:15:21
I don’t know anything Igor Tell me01:15:24
palyanitsa palyanitsa what does that mean I'm done01:15:28
I can’t understand clearly what some01:15:29
Shabbat, that is, Ukrainians can01:15:31
pronounce Russian01:15:33
no, germs will remain, yes they will remain01:15:36
the microbes will all die and the billion and the servants01:15:41
Western if they speak quickly at all01:15:43
nothing is clear, well, here they are in front of me01:15:45
the company communicated as I later found out01:15:47
a whole family of scammers01:15:50
divorced led by the director01:15:52
the only school is the Zhytomyr village01:15:54
Here they are when you need something between each other01:15:56
I was told they spoke Ukrainian01:15:58
I just didn't understand a word01:16:05
I really didn’t understand a word01:16:08
something01:16:12
they say Alex01:16:17
[music]01:16:19
Dubetsky and01:16:22
Mother01:16:25
remnants of alien muck under01:16:27
microscope Some of them were seen01:16:29
they look like a mechanism it's real01:16:31
scary01:16:34
Miro Okay, I didn’t see these No, I didn’t01:16:38
I died doing this, I work day and night to01:16:40
Stay alive Thank you in Ukraine language01:16:43
according to the reform of the last few decades01:16:44
entered new letters in fact nothing01:16:52
Moldovans also say the letter and I know it01:16:55
which are very different from urban ones01:16:57
Well, of course, for sure, well than any01:17:00
I even enjoyed watching it01:17:03
with this with Alexander tin this is the ex01:17:06
there he is the leading defender of Zenit01:17:08
currently trains Here the club As he says01:17:10
went to a lot of places and returned to my favorite one01:17:12
city here he is Moldovan But what is he01:17:15
differs from01:17:22
Lett be quick later01:17:24
not the favorite concept of Kyiv psychologists01:17:28
Well, yes, the canonical Kubanov and the majority01:17:31
Ukrainians have eight qualities01:17:34
yes, well, I had nothing to do with Cubano01:17:38
never [ __ ] knows, here I am01:17:40
Stavropol was Well, it doesn’t seem to be there01:17:43
cubanoids Well, they’re normal, even I would01:17:45
said soft in front of us01:17:49
People01:17:52
It would be interesting to go to Yeysk01:17:54
I might go and I will go sometime.01:17:56
I’ll go to Yeisk and see what it is01:17:58
cubanoids01:18:00
they were the ones who worked with the opposition. Why01:18:02
you were not recruited or were recruited later01:18:05
well, no one recruited me, I don’t know01:18:07
why am I not sure that this eco01:18:10
who organized us through whom01:18:12
the money went away in the person of Alexander there01:18:14
Karpov and others are also someone someone01:18:17
did not recruit01:18:21
I know who the hell knows how it works01:18:27
Well, there was an opportunity for me01:18:30
make a career as an opposition activist01:18:32
I refused this on principle01:18:34
I had a logical task01:18:37
there is no one in front of me01:18:38
Nadya And in everything else I understood that I01:18:42
I will in no way work against01:18:43
own country, at least there was such a temptation01:18:47
of course, but did you see that the same Evgenia01:18:50
Cherikova, she basically made a career01:18:53
went to the west where she made a career01:18:58
this01:19:00
you are an oppositionist Compare us and them01:19:02
globalists who have the opportunity01:19:04
more yes Roman Roman Shta what exactly is that01:19:10
Nicky Hunter has arrived Hello Orki them01:19:12
hostages Yes Good afternoon In nature and she01:19:15
alas already01:19:18
This is Hello residents almost01:19:21
Japan01:19:23
It seems to me that cats are just dogs01:19:25
are associated with children and have01:19:27
less depth of stability therefore they01:19:28
It's easier to love than the people you're always with01:19:30
there will be contradictions Well, that’s how I explain it Yes01:19:32
what is this parental instinct?01:19:35
parental01:19:36
instinct therefore01:19:39
lion cubs01:19:40
goma kittens01:19:43
Drita, don't console yourself, don't believe in01:19:46
nature as the highest judgment of God because everything01:19:49
these01:19:50
bye bye clap Well, you don’t like01:19:53
globalists and about things like Bula01:19:56
often spoke or in Govi but still often01:19:58
they talk about nothing Yes, I have an eldest daughter01:20:01
sunz graduated in mathematics and what01:20:04
suns them01:20:08
two Novosibirsk Moscow Igor01:20:12
Yuryevich you read the glass bead game here01:20:13
unfortunately I didn’t read it even several times01:20:15
held in his hands came to Ukraine with01:20:18
chauvinism faced no01:20:21
once01:20:23
Well, how could you encounter chauvinism?01:20:25
I have never encountered01:20:28
Well I can't say Well basically I01:20:31
in Crimea I was there for 2 weeks there and back01:20:42
[music]01:20:49
slip by01:20:52
there was no one there, she didn’t actually work01:20:54
there was an administrator there, there was no dining room01:20:57
one number was not occupied, we came and01:20:59
started hanging out there and there was01:21:01
billiard room and suddenly girls appeared there01:21:03
three pieces I'll come absolutely01:21:05
amazing beauty, I still can’t01:21:07
maybe it was locals01:21:08
prostitutes or as they wanted01:21:10
get acquainted That's where they came from and01:21:12
started playing billiards and we were just here01:21:15
about about spanked with something else But girls01:21:18
they were amazing01:21:21
Just01:21:23
here And here it was like something like this01:21:29
history is the most interesting news of this01:21:32
year ideological shelling of the Russian Federation muse01:21:34
Shukhevych Bandera turnaround from the airport01:21:36
on filtering 90% of Ukrainians who are for01:21:39
nationalism even 90% unfold well01:21:42
it’s in vain that you can pat your ass and01:21:44
further let more vi from the other01:21:51
po but poor01:21:54
we are essentially smart people in the Russian Federation started a soft01:21:57
ideological cleansing will be done approximately01:21:59
same thing with whites after01:22:00
civilians will not be killed and deported01:22:03
Well, something will be done, of course it will be01:22:06
purge Yes, in Ukraine this is undeniable01:22:10
Of course, the place of the form image is used in01:22:13
lectures Yes apply I don’t believe in nature01:22:17
I don't exist is what you believe01:22:19
globalists are ahead, maybe you will be in time01:22:21
real01:22:23
here's hope Well, yes in Western Ukraine01:22:27
I have personally encountered01:22:28
chauvinism When in a roadside cafe only01:22:30
Ukrainian-speaking driver was served01:22:32
hot soup and barely enough for everyone else01:22:35
warm maybe maybe maybe01:22:38
it was not chauvinism or something else and01:22:40
constantly making sadistic jokes about Muscovites01:22:42
came across it there01:22:43
yes Well again I don’t know from Western Ukraine01:22:47
I was only in Vinnitsa, essentially everything01:22:49
I drove through the rest Come on, Zhitomir Zapadnaya01:22:51
Ukraine and01:22:55
Are you talking about the World Cup? Open your eyes01:22:57
what's going on in the world? What's going on in the world?01:22:58
KPS is not happening on the calendar, there is no crisis01:23:02
only external enemies are true01:23:04
Yes, it’s their misfortune Serga nyashki that’s all01:23:08
Kaniza were German spies and everyone in01:23:10
this year they cleared it out, well, here they are01:23:12
they cleaned me up very much01:23:21
I know the dance, which is exactly like hopak Yes01:23:25
great then how to say for example about01:23:28
my tea can you say how about01:23:31
Putin's revenge on Russia for beating him in01:23:33
well, he wasn't beaten as a child01:23:35
especially what's his name01:23:40
parents beat or something father beat or something01:23:44
who is it? It is known that he was not beaten at school01:23:47
By the way, they didn’t mock me anymore01:23:50
less Like a champion of this01:23:53
Leningrad Spartakiad near Zdo is01:23:56
so many01:23:57
he, that is, his level was not that01:24:00
Master of Sports is higher than Master of Sports Yudo01:24:04
And ma master of sports if you ever had to01:24:06
face it with boxing or in01:24:07
fight is a very real thing01:24:09
severe even a candidate for master He and01:24:11
not close01:24:18
stood the destruction of people and the introduction01:24:21
total control01:24:27
Ukrainians came from Anatolia Well maybe01:24:30
be and walked in circles along the Black Sea01:24:33
and that this is not new How about that01:24:36
Hitler and Stalin held parades together01:24:38
Hitler and Stalin did not spend time together01:24:40
the parade was the only parade in01:24:42
Brest Fortress and then to ours01:24:44
they treated him somehow in this in that01:24:47
I mean that ours came in and those came out01:24:50
it turned out like a parade That's what I know01:24:52
the only parade known01:24:54
Dada Putin simply represents interests01:24:57
bourgeois class he without the approval of Bourgeois01:24:59
nothing can be done, the only question is01:25:01
what kind of American bourgeoisie is this or01:25:04
Russian Well, we started Yes with work01:25:08
national pride of the Great Russians Yes01:25:11
where Comrade Lenin said that it is necessary01:25:14
demand his defeat01:25:17
the country is proud of this01:25:20
the war itself in order to destroy01:25:21
kings01:25:25
I think that Russian Well, quite01:25:27
perhaps the Greeks, Georgians and Shidas are similar01:25:30
brothers but no Yes01:25:33
shkin's proposal Why globalist01:25:36
necessarily harmful according to your god too01:25:38
also only punish no that is that01:25:42
what is there in Russia 50 90% disagree01:25:51
9th example to start with, thanks again for01:25:55
Stream Yes01:25:56
please why what next revolution01:25:59
I recommend learning about programming01:26:01
functional programming lisp01:26:04
Idris I haven't heard of such evil globalists01:26:08
they want to destroy us, but the good ones want01:26:10
just take full control of the choice01:26:12
Not01:26:14
very so-called literary01:26:16
canonical Ukrainian pure remake01:26:19
since in mic letter it's like sy01:26:24
I don’t know anything either, then go to the Vatican01:26:27
learn all the secrets of humanity01:26:30
Kokha Literally translated, this is Kokha's lyulyu01:26:34
lyuty What is lyuli What does it mean01:26:38
lyulya love lyulya programming in01:26:41
dead end we need to develop ternary logic01:26:43
the binary system oversimplifies its01:26:51
property of books If you want to swear01:26:53
only in the first season for me it01:26:55
the deepest Well, here I am about him And often01:26:57
and I say Then immediately quantum01:27:00
computers are Greek communist e capi01:27:03
Alki adi like, well, here they are sometimes01:27:05
come across but in the tsarist empire it was01:27:08
mass phenomenon there were a lot of them01:27:10
yes it really happened01:27:13
significantly significant Ethnicity very much in01:27:15
Russian Empire and then there are fewer and fewer of them01:27:18
and less less and less somewhere altogether01:27:19
Almost all01:27:21
gone away01:27:22
to open a channel on tube for everyone01:27:24
tell the truth quantum computers01:27:27
for frogs01:27:29
clear yes yes you are right more in Ukrainian01:27:33
the language of words to convey the emotions of lyrics01:27:35
just folk humor in the absence01:27:37
orders demand for literature on other topics01:27:39
Ukrainian language terminology high Not01:27:41
developed well, I don’t know much about the language01:27:44
hubcaps Yes01:27:51
caps no quanto calculation this is not01:27:53
ternary It's something different but still the same01:27:56
they won't be there01:27:57
never Clearly there were successful attempts in01:28:01
sixties mid-eighties01:28:03
what successful communists tried to do01:28:05
its in the minority Mostly in01:28:07
ranks01:28:08
wtf but they are nothing01:28:15
command01:28:19
brr quanta computers am molecular01:28:22
for some reason01:28:24
No, these are different things01:28:29
how to compare soft with warm, you know?01:28:32
Yes, real communists are against it01:28:34
imperialist wars means against01:28:36
its those who who who are not communists Well01:28:39
now the new communists have become01:28:41
some who are for the holy Orthodox01:28:44
Red Banner That is, everyone understands that01:28:46
the current Russian Communist he is like01:28:48
usually Orthodox and he is also Russian01:28:52
which is generally atypical for01:28:53
Armenia had 2 8 communists01:28:58
Holy [ __ ], this is not enough for the country, well, they don’t care01:29:00
in fact there are less than 201:29:03
Milonov by01:29:05
fact And here are two literary languages01:29:09
It's funny and it's comical that after the election01:29:11
President Zelensky began to teach01:29:12
Ukrainian language hired TD teachers01:29:14
to speak to the state before this01:29:20
got by Well, they tried from01:29:23
Ukrainians should do this: ordinary ordinary01:29:25
Well people, it's all over01:29:32
destruction of the position of the Russian party01:29:35
working is that in the SR Armed Forces01:29:39
Russia is fighting against exports01:29:41
American fascism in Ukraine Well,01:29:43
which is normal and could be turned01:29:45
2014, but it was more important for Putin01:29:47
Olympics Nothing personal Just business01:29:49
Well I don't know, I think it's impossible01:29:52
Ben's nationalism is like Yes, but except01:29:57
Russian workers' party we do not have those01:30:00
whose decision is made by the majority01:30:01
there are no workers, the party system is dying01:30:05
passed social through the Internet Well01:30:08
some kind of parliamentary internet yes01:30:12
the overall picture is similar to the madhouse before and01:30:14
during the First World War01:30:16
the continuation then was Harsh yours01:30:17
optimism not according to the weather is the main one in Ukraine01:30:20
fact in Russia01:30:25
Yes, in the theory of Marxism there is no Leninism01:30:27
I heard someone say Replace com01:30:29
party of the Internet Well then there is no Internet01:30:31
it was and you find out and understand what the difference is01:30:34
there is a big gap between Ukrainians and Russians01:30:40
No01:30:47
I scrolled through this, I'm just saying what I said01:30:50
observed between urban Ukrainians01:30:53
Russians are not that big of a difference01:30:55
no no no no01:31:00
difference between villages villages are different Yes01:31:03
very much and very much just like01:31:05
two different01:31:09
all these people are Russified there01:31:13
residents there Kyiv Zaporozhye Kharkov01:31:15
differences01:31:16
opinion01:31:20
even remote electronic01:31:24
voting01:31:26
ok first, different Chinese in essence01:31:29
America will have its own bureaucratic01:31:31
It’s clear that she used to be Trump01:31:34
taken before or after election as01:31:36
you think Well, probably before all the same Well, you01:31:39
Did you see that this is the son of Soros?01:31:42
published or liked or yes01:31:48
And01:31:50
Zaga picture where there is a bullet hole and01:31:54
next to the number 47 And Trump is forty-seven01:31:56
President of the United States01:32:01
American Japanese language by phonetics01:32:04
coincides with Russian very much. I'm here01:32:06
I heard that it’s very specific there01:32:08
works if Russian is learning the language01:32:10
uh and teaches them writing then he immediately01:32:14
for some reason I begin to speak correctly01:32:16
I heard such a thing, I don’t understand what01:32:19
it's like that but somehow it's not01:32:22
if trump is removed this is the beginning01:32:24
Civil war like in Ukraine Well01:32:27
maybe not because there is no01:32:29
Republicans don't have any militants because of Trump01:32:32
there are no effective fighters behind them01:32:35
difference from democrats conditional Yes languages01:32:39
will not remain in Russia, of course they will transfer01:32:41
soon the first family will be created01:32:44
Where will they be01:32:50
in general there are a lot of Latino football players01:32:53
How01:32:55
the rule is played in Russia and they hardly01:32:59
Most people understand Russian01:33:02
except for those who married01:33:04
Russian Here they are in Russian later01:33:06
they say like Victor Oliveira for example01:33:09
or01:33:11
they teach better than me, thanks01:33:15
wives01:33:20
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friend three new signs in the center on01:33:26
Chinese in 2024 This is where you have01:33:30
Vladivostok Well it's a little Big01:33:33
there is no difference between Russians and Ukrainians01:33:35
between Ukrainians is Western and Western01:33:37
Carpathians Transcarpathians Slovaks Slovaks01:33:39
Czechs Sorry couldn't stop Yes01:33:41
long in the Japanese influence of the Ainu rather01:33:44
in total yes01:33:47
think01:33:50
nav called they said you asho Like anchutka01:33:55
now What does this mean anchutka01:34:01
Polyany and Polyany round loaf of bread01:34:05
emphasis Well, here I am something01:34:09
suspected01:34:12
Clearly you said that there is no difference anymore01:34:15
namika what was there Swa was in before01:34:20
difference01:34:22
strawberries Yes, it turns out that they are not strawberries01:34:25
bread I thought01:34:26
bread Why are people in Stavropol more01:34:29
soft I live in VKB in other regions01:34:31
I haven’t been anywhere for a long time. Well, that’s the impression01:34:34
Well, maybe I only talked to01:34:35
representatives of the service team01:34:40
As such there is already this resort01:34:43
hefty out of five01:34:45
cities in general can have something like this01:34:48
my impression was that they were not kind01:34:50
kind of evil01:34:53
that's a big difference01:34:55
no cubanoids are cubic people that is01:34:58
human form factor in the form of a Cube Well01:35:01
this is a term I recently learned maybe01:35:03
be about 7-8 years ago which turns out to be01:35:06
Kuban, especially in Yeisk, there are some people who live01:35:08
scary people01:35:12
cubanoids you are confusing biological and01:35:15
logical01:35:17
types of earth01:35:20
You can have your own in Tatar Uzbek01:35:23
maybe even for a good cause01:35:26
could you not leave the game because of01:35:28
pensioners become a double agent Yes I could01:35:31
I probably would, but I wouldn't. What do you have in01:35:35
I think my father was born in 200501:35:39
Dnepropetrovsk just came to power01:35:42
it was already complete collapse and chauvinism01:35:44
I flew there in 198401:35:46
I was there 20 years later and nothing01:35:50
has changed01:35:52
Well, I don’t know about nism, but it’s not there01:35:55
street lighting worked for example We01:35:57
we arrived there at night and it was completely empty01:36:00
didn't work at all01:36:02
it was there and we were there01:36:06
darkness Well the roads are not optimal softly01:36:09
Let's say we got up in the morning and it's like that right there01:36:14
on the contrary, they are so wonderful01:36:15
wooden sobo01:36:20
because they didn’t see it at all because01:36:22
the sacredness was missing as01:36:25
class every group of people strives for01:36:27
entropy man strives for01:36:29
individuality and desire for your own01:36:31
opinion and your interests You at least 10 times01:36:33
say it makes no difference01:36:37
they will find it. What about the Holodomor? that’s not it01:36:40
this What is it you are about01:36:44
Unfortunately, such a protracted war01:36:47
and the expected freezing of the conflict means01:36:49
on the fact of building hostile Poland two01:36:51
strict Ukrainization of former01:36:53
pro-Russian01:36:56
areas Well, I hope that’s not the case01:36:58
will happen that there will be no freezing How01:37:00
such01:37:02
I hope But it will be Here is a long war01:37:06
like that, but they’re just Ukrainians01:37:08
are running out01:37:10
you can just see the locals around Krasnodar01:37:12
really softer people but Maxim01:37:14
they can hide the lard01:37:17
North people often come from01:37:19
Vladimir Central in my head01:37:21
well it's quite possible it's quite possible01:37:24
there are no scary Cubans01:37:27
Yes, for example, I don’t drink tea from women’s foxes01:37:31
cups like yours in my avatar01:37:34
men's mug in this is ours01:37:35
the fundamental difference and differences are01:37:37
because01:37:38
says if every group of people01:37:40
tends to entropy then what is the difference01:37:43
each one like this01:37:50
he never got to become a master of sports01:37:53
then damn Guys you need to have enough of this01:37:57
high abilities I would even say B01:38:00
sense01:38:03
outstanding Well, here he is, the champion of the Spartakiad01:38:06
Leningrad is acceptable under01:38:09
There was such a famine in Kursk Belgorod01:38:13
no area aimed only at01:38:15
Ukraine did not have an artificial famine01:38:17
My relatives don’t know me from where I’m from01:38:20
by hearsay Well, yes, in the same thing01:38:23
m in the south of Russia there was terrible famine everywhere01:38:26
was in Kazakhstan at the same time01:38:30
paraschich01:38:33
nuts01:38:35
Oh thank you very much Sergei gesture Donat here01:38:40
came in the difference of entropy chaos he01:38:45
different but the order is uniform01:38:50
Serga's uniform shkin you for such a cup01:38:53
There's not enough money, that's probably true She's female01:38:55
Well, here it is okay not to read you into what01:38:58
Are you delusional about the national01:39:02
the state is degradation in many ways01:39:03
simplifications, huge ethnic groups were and01:39:05
subethnic groups like the Ai Germans are now They01:39:08
disappeared Well maybe Well here we live in01:39:11
paradigm of the early 10th century when Hegel told us01:39:14
speaks01:39:20
everyone's activity01:39:22
uh people - this is building your own01:39:25
nation state and everyone starts01:39:27
build your own national state01:39:29
it often happens the other way around at first01:39:30
some state appears01:39:32
by yourself Ethnicity01:39:36
builds Listen on your avatar you are holding01:39:39
cup with one finger and I take a mug01:39:41
I hold it with four fingers, you're cool01:39:50
there01:39:55
I won’t even read yours01:39:56
lace01:39:58
case one of me01:40:02
dramchik whiskey has arrived your health01:40:06
Igor Thank you very much01:40:15
thank you is one of the etymologies of the word tenderly01:40:19
love word swing sway that is01:40:23
nurse cola cola rock gently01:40:26
love without sexualization but great01:40:30
see how01:40:34
great We breathe the same oxygen01:40:37
which all people on Earth breathed01:40:38
for 1,000 years the particles are the same01:40:41
yes-yes-yes on Ukrainian television01:40:43
announcers speak with a Russian accent01:40:49
Ukrainian01:40:53
yes And there is a Russian accent, yes probably01:40:57
yes yes01:40:58
I probably know these same scammers01:41:01
so anyway01:41:05
specific So show us yours01:41:07
the glass is still in your hand in the photo01:41:10
stick Trump said that the attack on01:41:12
World Trade Center Operations01:41:14
USA01:41:19
already Yes I'm not01:41:22
I heard Igor Why don’t you get married?01:41:24
why should I get married? What could be wrong with this?01:41:27
good I'd rather stay01:41:31
a philosopher here Well, in fact, here I am01:41:34
in general it’s bad to keep someone around me01:41:37
some person's life01:41:41
misanthrope because well, that's how I am01:41:44
lived my whole life01:41:49
unmarried01:41:54
Well, it’s difficult. For example, I had an affair01:41:58
with the wife of a certain entrepreneur who01:42:02
was abroad often and that's all from him01:42:06
beyond the borders no and no no and no you start01:42:09
counting the days when will I finally arrive?01:42:11
I'll finally stay01:42:16
one and then what01:42:18
touches the horse01:42:22
[music]01:42:25
I don’t know what it is, but it’s not01:42:28
eliminates the need for the Communist Party to01:42:30
modern marxism com ve useful01:42:33
I just have a long way to go01:42:35
printed read nationally01:42:38
pride of Great Russians01:42:40
some wonderful quotes01:42:42
read strawberry this01:42:49
suny point of view of Kyiv01:42:52
Zelensky no, it suddenly became clear01:42:56
It turned out that it is not so easy01:42:59
take into account that the key role in management01:43:01
councils of people's deputies must play01:43:03
representatives of workers and labor01:43:05
collectives is a progressive form01:43:07
Dictatorship of the proletariat We had01:43:10
Stream we once discussed a certain01:43:12
a theorem in mathematics that goes like this01:43:14
theorem on the necessity of dictatorship a01:43:16
another name - it means theorem01:43:19
about the impossibility of democracy, that is01:43:21
can be shown mathematically01:43:23
what what political01:43:27
system based on the election of someone01:43:31
and something, to put it mildly01:43:32
inadequate That is, it’s tough01:43:34
mathematical fact we haven't done this for a long time01:43:37
We've been doing this for a year now, but we can get to this01:43:41
return put it in the translator round01:43:43
Bread Who01:43:49
doubts the prospects for the next 50 years01:43:52
I'm afraid that I'm in nothing and I have01:43:55
I knew a lot of Belarusians01:43:56
asked Do you speak Belarusian?01:43:58
they say that01:44:02
they say round bread01:44:05
Karavay can do the census01:44:07
married people in chat Who is married Put a plus01:44:10
who who is not minus01:44:14
here's the minus Minus01:44:17
you see plus then minus And this is how01:44:21
we stop talking in Russian01:44:23
drone01:44:24
Isn't this minus better?01:44:30
This is how Belarusians learn Polish right away01:44:34
hostility to Ukrainians does not end there but01:44:36
multiplies lingering01:44:38
the war, the younger generation is much01:44:40
hostile Soviet post-Soviet Not01:44:42
forget about the scientific approach to analysis01:44:43
data you know they don’t have a pyramid01:44:47
age or like this01:44:49
their birth rate is very low now01:44:53
0.6 per woman should be 2.2 They01:44:58
a completely dying people who else who01:45:00
those born there are taken to the west there01:45:03
there won't be anyone left anytime soon01:45:13
time Well, do the next stream01:45:16
about Far Another question on what basis01:45:18
Golkov said that the Russian people are01:45:20
seems like a Russophile, but maybe Galkovsky01:45:22
for a small fee ask this question from01:45:25
him in general01:45:27
death rashim Thank you Secret how01:45:31
category someone other than Jews01:45:33
studies This is a serious question I don't01:45:36
I can answer it, but I'm ready for it01:45:38
think by the way looked here recently01:45:40
ukrekspertiza01:45:42
that the Germans have one and a half combat-ready divisions01:45:45
What kind of war will the Polish army take on?01:45:47
in the rings01:45:49
Kaliningrad, well, I say that it’s big01:45:52
trouble is a great temptation to spend01:45:55
and shells and weapons on01:45:58
Europe left Ukraine nothing for itself, but01:46:02
The front line from St. Petersburg will then be01:46:04
pass pass very close01:46:08
close which I don't particularly like01:46:12
confess the war when it freezes01:46:14
hostility is unfortunately now for ours01:46:15
generations forever Yes no no no s01:46:18
brothers fought against the Chinese now01:46:24
Forever my sister said that in two01:46:26
Czech stories Our whole life is different for01:46:29
single lady doggy for married man can01:46:31
be Well, the Chekhovs have a sky-high cat, of course01:46:36
A cat is definitely better than a wife, that's what I mean01:46:42
I speak01:46:45
someone is reading01:46:49
shis I can’t even imagine what it’s like01:46:51
there will be another person somewhere with you01:46:54
life is terrible01:46:56
some kind of collapse, the collapse of everything that exists01:47:00
simple and just in the chat in Ukrainian01:47:02
they know, yes they know, Khov has others01:47:05
good stories The Night Before the Ship01:47:07
for example, of course there are 100 and 200 of them01:47:11
and so on Of course01:47:14
this is the fantastic Belarusian language01:47:17
needed for exactly one thing for demonstration01:47:19
Svidomo I don’t know I don’t know Well there you go01:47:22
the girls know him, I knew three of them01:47:25
Belarusians and they say that01:47:29
know Well, it’s clear that it’s no different01:47:32
from Russian girls you understand yes alone01:47:35
from Vitebsk two from Gomel Well, just01:47:43
nothing two daughters two grandsons and a granddaughter01:47:45
Now someone is married, it's a plus01:47:47
Excellent Excellent Excellent see01:47:51
minus minus it seems to me that Tai category01:47:53
they also study Zooey and Sufi Well, maybe01:47:56
they are just studying a secret, not a secret as01:47:58
category war in the sense of attacking NATO01:48:01
I didn't understand right away01:48:04
Yes, but not for the whole of NATO, for a part here01:48:09
By the way, Gokovskaya is successful in the Baltics01:48:12
got married Well01:48:19
Of course he will put one like this, download it01:48:22
everything is meant not a real monument01:48:24
monument to the spiritual brothers of the Chinese Well, here you go01:48:27
as Zinoviev's wife Zinoviev's brothers01:48:30
Chinese Oh, how are you? How are you?01:48:33
treat hangu hey I mean almost nothing01:48:36
I didn't think I had it when I was a child01:48:37
negative attitude towards him in my opinion01:48:41
even I held the old man and the sea in my hands but01:48:43
I didn’t become so terrified when my wife01:48:46
negotiate for01:48:47
you Yes, this is some kind of horror I think01:48:51
that Europeans do not quite understand what is01:48:52
difference from Ukraine to European01:48:54
the average person does not have such mercy01:49:00
will Well, Europeans know how to give up01:49:06
on time Unlike Russians01:49:09
Ukraine, these same Georgians are calm01:49:11
after 3 days you gave up and finished everything01:49:14
it turns out that NATO intelligence is again01:49:16
Nadya's vase will also be a [ __ ] corridor01:49:20
attack the Sulkova corridor No, she01:49:22
there will be a war elsewhere01:49:25
Well, well, well, that's how it is01:49:29
we will win the war in Ukraine there01:49:33
maybe not a day will pass as it will be01:49:35
Moldova is occupied just that01:49:37
necessary01:49:39
do01:49:41
After all, war is, as it were,01:49:46
say this category of geography can01:49:49
be more economical01:49:52
there is nothing01:49:53
Geopolitics and geography are the same thing01:49:57
when you have something like01:49:59
only Russia always somehow01:50:02
intensifies always starts to think about01:50:07
the straits because the geography is so01:50:10
exactly the same in the Baltic states as soon as01:50:12
Russia is always strengthening speech01:50:19
there's nothing else going on some Ai Putin01:50:22
good Putin bad anything else there01:50:27
who is good who is bad And here01:50:29
only01:50:30
geography sea line01:50:34
lake straits and nothing else that is01:50:38
some logic, logic of space01:50:41
geographical logic is what01:50:43
rules geopolitics01:50:46
Nothing01:50:49
another01:50:51
we breathe the drunken soul into the Chinese and we will01:50:54
like yours Well, I don’t know Thanks Moldova then01:50:58
why Although I remember the person wrote that there01:51:00
important is the mouth of the mouth of the Danube vro This is01:51:03
it will work automatically because01:51:05
that so many have been introduced against Russia01:51:07
sanctions that you can already take everything01:51:10
on01:51:11
surrendering a war is losing01:51:14
fakfa01:51:20
Thank you very much, I have two to A Yes01:51:22
I had three donators, which means Sergey01:51:24
Konstantinovich did not sign up for bitumen01:51:27
fig01:51:28
title for yourself and Dmitry Thank them for01:51:34
support Okay and I01:51:37
I'm switching off, waiting for the phage. Well, I don't know if it's worth it01:51:40
Is this the end of the stream? Thanks everyone01:51:43
let's finish it01:51:48
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