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Hello Yulia Thank you very much for

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finding time for us. We are very glad to

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see you know, we have such a tradition in the ulai for

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many years that everyone is coman and we

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came up with this tradition a long time ago

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that in December We always talk

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about what the next year will be like. Well, It’s

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not like we’re doing

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astrology there or telling fortunes on maps, but

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somehow we’re not given the opportunity to talk about

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trends, trends, I don’t know, dreams,

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expectations, but somehow we’ve

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already made this our tradition, and therefore, if

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you allow, from something like this maybe a

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strange simple and complex

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question at the same time I would like to start

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a conversation with you about what the

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next year 2024 will be like, this is how you

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understand and see it Listen, maybe you don’t

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need to talk about the sad Why about the sad Or

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maybe, on the contrary, everything will be very

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good Maybe I’m not a justified

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pessimist, but I increasingly have very

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pessimistic ideas. Firstly,

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I believe that, to be honest, what is

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being covered before our eyes is a copper

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basin.

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This is the entire

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system of Western

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democracy that emerged after the ninety-first year, which turns out to be

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unable to withstand the challenge from the

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outside. Or a direct challenge from

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dictatorships, for example, the same Putin

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or Sinn or Erdogan.

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And some of its individual parts, for example

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Israel, are perfectly capable of

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resisting challenges from the Rhone of various

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terrorist

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states of various terrorist

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organizations such as Hamas, but the problem is

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that these

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terrorist organizations are

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the product of the modern

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system Let's not let anything happen Let's

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freeze it, let's give money to the

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people who are in the territory of

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Gaza and then you look at this money, a

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gigantic terrorist kublo has grown there

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and those people who gave money to

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first of all Mr. Rish shout oh

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Let's cease fire

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and finally the third problem which is

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the fact that inside the

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West itself we see gigantic pockets of

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secondary barbarization, gigantic pockets of

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people who don’t want to work but want to

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redistribute and say that they were

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offended

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and these stories of theirs find a warm response

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both

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in the hearts of some politicians Well, not in the

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hearts But in the mouths of some politicians

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because I I doubt that politicians

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have hearts. And there are also

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brains

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in the largest Western universities, and

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this is already quite scary

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and I don’t want to say that I’m taking away

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from the Russian-Ukrainian war, it just

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turns out that the Russian-Ukrainian

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war is only one of the fronts of this here is a

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gigantic

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battle that reminds me very much of the

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death of the Roman Empire because the

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Roman Empire did not die because the

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Barbarians did not

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conquer

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in the first place the people did not

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serve, they came to the

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emperor and said Listen to the couple, I

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want to serve you so much I just don’t have the strength, but

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just give me a little land for

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settlement And even people to serve me

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Put me on welfare Yes, they

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behaved exactly the same As migrants who

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come to Europe tell us guys, we

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really like you here

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because there was a big army that came and

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conquered, but there were just a lot of these armies

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It was 000 cuts The Empire didn’t

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have time to get stuck there, holes

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were formed in another

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place and

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now Putin’s attack on Ukraine

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Hamas Venezuela is considered with our AQIB and

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Very likely, Taiwan is becoming more and more likely before our

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eyes, I

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just don’t want to say it,

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but we’ll see if Taiwan will be in than

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a year or he won’t be in the fourth

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year Julia, I just thought when you

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remembered ALF Yes, I thought, but

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what about America, remember, it also

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began as a country of migrants and I don’t

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know how it happened. It’s because

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then it didn’t there was this so-called

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this

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and firstly we are all migrants Yes, in

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human society Well, I don’t know

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where humanity originated in Africa I

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don’t know who lives there now But I’m

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sure that even there migrants now live

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And everyone else is definitely migrants

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even when they call it that these are people

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who are aborigines of Australia, they are also

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migrants, they are just migrants who

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came there 50,000 years ago when

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even when they didn’t even have to

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swim much they mostly walked

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because then the ocean level was

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much lower if they swam then they

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saw the land in front of them and so these are all

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migrants, but it’s just that when

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migrants came to America, they came to

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work

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and if you want to live, be able to

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move around. I was constantly exiled

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from a family of Somali

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communists who, at one time, under the then

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dictatorship there, Zia de

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Bare, even seems to be trying to build

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some kind of Socialism or communism, or

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vice versa, it seems, it seems they

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fought with it, but they were also some kind of

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progressive And then when all this

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began

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to fall apart just in the ninety-first

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year, when the countries of the Third World began to

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move from the litic path of development

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to the Islamist path of development and they

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needed some kind of ideology that also

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hates the West, which will also explain

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Why capitalism is bad And why here Everyone is

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spiritual, respectively, she was then very

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interested in various Islamist ideas, then

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at some point she saw the light, or rather,

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she saw the light after she

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fled to Holland because she was

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flying to Canada where she was supposed to be

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married by correspondence. As always, this

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happens for some local traditional

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need,

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and she talked a lot about what

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modern Islam and

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modern

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Islamism are, she honestly later

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wrote a big book about what this is.

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modern, or rather back

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then, the eighties system of

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assistance to migrants of which in particular I

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will tell Just one example and Ian Hurley

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As a refugee as a person who demanded and

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received political asylum, she

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received 80 guilders a week just

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like that, but with a butt she said Well, I

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can’t just like that to receive

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80 guilders a week from the Dutch government, also

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note that there was no European Union, 8 guilders

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are not euros, I’ll go to work. Well, what can a

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young black beauty who, well, does

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n’t even know Dutch at this moment, do?

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And she didn’t know any particular languages, although

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she more or less knew English as I

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understand it and they taught it in Kenya when

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they were migrants in Kenya

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she went to the factory to glue boxes and

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then the local bureaucracy told her that well,

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as long as you earn, then this is the

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amount that you earn

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we will subtract from your 0 guilders A

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it was less than the 80 guilders that

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she received, that is, those relatively

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speaking 50 guilders that she received

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at the factory. And she was paid then plus

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30. The question is who

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will go to work in such situations and how does a person

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socialize if he sits stewing in his

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own saku and sees everything around him? this

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beauty M now it has become even more

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scary to take on forms, for example,

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I don’t know how things are in Germany now, but

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a few years ago in Germany the process of

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obtaining refugee status, among other things,

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looked like this: a person came from Syria

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to integrate him into Western society,

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that’s all for him this is

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all these eastern traditions in the zabu

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sat

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met

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went to the office of this social service

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there met a handsome one

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explained to him that you should go to the mosque

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Because if you go to the mosque then

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we have everything covered and that means they will give you asylum

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and if you don’t go

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mosque, then you will be deported,

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guess T times it’s just wonderful

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the system of solo Prima migrants perero

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So in fact it was a system of their

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radicalization, a person left all

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this horror and it turned out that in order to

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get status in the same

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Germany. This, of course, was not

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universal, but nevertheless this is a very

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characteristic story, I could tell

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another story no less characteristic, but

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two

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Chechen brothers both came to Germany, one

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decided to simply completely adapt to the

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local society because that’s what he

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came for. Yes, he began to learn the language, he

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began to work. Although this, by the way, was

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very very it’s difficult to do because for

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some time in Germany there were such

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laws that if you are a refugee you

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cannot work, that is, it was specially

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made for bureaucrats, this is how

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the bureaucrats made such laws, the same

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bureaucrats adopted, let’s say, sanctions

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against Putin’s Russia so that

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they work in order in order to please

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the voter, so to speak, and to work for themselves for

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their status, and so that means

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one of them went to study and work,

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and of course he discovered that he was now

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being deported,

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and the other of

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them immediately naturally turned to

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lawyers and when the question of his

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stay in Germany arose and another

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robbed a

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bank as part of the same gang and

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went around and explained to everyone what it means, we will

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show you everything here. We will soon build Sharia law here.

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And when they caught him for bank robbery and

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wanted to try to deport him, the

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lawyers and human rights organizations

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immediately motivated this by saying that he could

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not be deport to Russia because

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in Russia he also robbed a bank, if

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he is deported to Russia, then there will be

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terrible prisons there; his human rights in

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these prisons will be violated, that is, this is

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who Germany wanted to leave. And who she

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wanted to deport, I don’t know how it

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ended.

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Let’s move on then let's continue this

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conversation with the

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possible weakening of Western democracies,

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so I'll say this, yes, well, by and

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large, so there has always been a decision

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that is made in some

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collective way, it is always

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taken longer, it is vulnerable there, it is

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difficult to accept than if the

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decision is made by a Dictator and in in this sense,

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Yulia, I don’t know, don’t you think that this,

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well, it won’t work out any other way, that is, we

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need to somehow proceed from this and here’s

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how to get out of this It’s

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not clear yet Because if we look

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at the European Union, it seems like a bunch of countries

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they they really want to do something

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in Ukraine, and so on and so on,

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then Hungary appears there, Yes, which

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says But there And we are against it, and once

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and for all, that’s how you said,

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some important processes are covered with a gentle basin

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But on the other hand Well,

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you can’t lower it, too, probably to

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some level in countries like

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Russia and Iran where everything is very simple, by and

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large, the decision is

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made just where here where the

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line is like how how I don’t know how to

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find a

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solution no Lyudmila look about

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Hungary Let's not delude ourselves with

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Hungary Of course everyone is pointing the finger

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Yes, because it's nice to blame everything on

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Orban, but the point is not that

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Veta Hungary is imposing something on something, but the point, for

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example, is that Germany

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supplied 250

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shells It’s her, Hungary

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made

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it happen Well, after all, yes, this is a rhetorical

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question, but still, let’s return to

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this anyway, as it seems to you anyway,

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because it already

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happened that way; moreover, let’s then, if

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Rewind it, then Rewind it completely

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back there and remember when Biden came to

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power. He said that now it

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will be a world that will be divided between

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democratic countries and non-

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democratic ones. Now there

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will be a new axis here, I don’t know, or a

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new border of the so-called Cold

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War. Well, approximately that’s what

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Biden said, it’s not direct quotation but very

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close to the text Yes And well, that is, it was

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expected, it was understood And now we

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find ourselves in such a situation and

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where and what kind of way out of this is generally

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unclear then But look, let’s talk

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really, let’s move on to

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general philosophical

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things later I was hoping to go to them so as

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not to say unpleasant things right away.

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Let’s just move on. In

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comparison, a year

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ago, everyone thought that everything was absolutely

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gorgeous; Putin’s troops had just

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retreated from

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Kharkov; the Kherson operation was successful;

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there was a feeling that now the West

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would give Ukraine a bunch of Putin’s weapons it means

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there was a gigantic problem with mobilization

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with the restructuring of the country for military

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flight.

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Everyone laughed at him because well,

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well, Kiev in 3 days, it was necessary to

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calculate his columns that could not

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simply collapse under the weight of their own,

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his

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mobiking because other

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mobikings were simply thrown into a meat grinder And

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at that moment it seemed

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that the land corridor was generally doomed. Well,

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how is it such a large intestine, that is,

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such a small intestine, how can it not

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be cut

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and that the West is helping Ukraine that Putin

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Well, he just looks incompetent and a

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ridiculous dictator, and so on and so

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forth, which means

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A year has passed, the Ukrainian summer offensive

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failed for the reason that the Russian

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army was radically

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reconstructed. Because here

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you can’t erase the words from the song, this is the same army that

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everyone mocked,

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it was learned by those people who are

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mobiking, there is a sophisticated

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punishment system, and these

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mobiking are

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contract soldiers who get big

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the money turns out that this money is more

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than what they could get in other

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places, that is, Putin built, firstly, an

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economic system in

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which Well, they thought that the Russian

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economy would collapse because of the war,

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but not everyone thought, but many people

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thought, even many Russians By the way,

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the experts said that there are no Foreigners,

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including right away Aleksashenko said, you

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remember yes What yes, well, as it were Well,

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nevertheless, it means a cap thrown away Yes, whose

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Tatarstan and so on and so on now

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Russia will fall apart now

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means the Russian economy

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functions approximately in the following

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way

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there was an old war that was

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total, well, like in the First World War or the

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Second World War, when the population

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that did not fight on the fronts

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produced something for the front and there was practically no

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population left that

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produced anything to eat and people were simply

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hungry when 50% of the work was

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won for the war, he plans to bring this

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to

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10% and this Well, rather warms up

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the economy rather turns it into this kind of

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military

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nst when demand is created without creating

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supply What is the

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basis of the kinn and it turns out that people from

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depressed regions receive wages at the front

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for which they

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spend money rockets receive salaries

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that they could not

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dream of; people who I don’t know work as

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couriers also receive salaries

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that they could not dream of because

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their salaries must be

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competitive in comparison with

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other salaries that we just

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talked about; being built in the occupied

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territories; being built in the Far East East

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Where Putin

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is reorienting that they do not

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act at all, they lead to an increase

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in Putin’s costs, but the main thing is that they

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lead to the fact that Putin

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has completely reoriented his economy to

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China and India, which do not ask him

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any moral questions and, in principle,

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in long-term planning in

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strategic planning

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this Well, firstly, it’s as if Putin can

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handle the production of a significant part of military equipment himself, and secondly, as

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cynical as this sounds, it

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turned out that the West has That’s why the West doesn’t

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produce shells, it can’t

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produce shells for Ukraine, but

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because the West has begun to produce very little in general

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besides

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services If, of course, you need

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a consultant on gender orientation T Yes,

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that’s great. That’s what’s

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great here. But these people who

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are consultants on gender

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orientation, they won’t go to work at a

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plant to collect shells. In addition, it turns

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out that this plant has acquired such a

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level of regulation, this is after all

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most likely, if not a state

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plant, even if it is a private plant, it

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has a bunch of pieces of paper, yes, from the

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European Commission, even in America.

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Because when the European Commission

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makes laws on how curvature

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cucumbers should be, you can

00:19:50

imagine what it does with factories

00:19:51

that produce shells so that,

00:19:54

God forbid, nothing comes of it and you are unprofitable but

00:19:59

profitable, as I already said, working with

00:20:01

the European Commission or dealing with gender

00:20:03

orientation there to judge the curvature of

00:20:06

cucumbers. But in China and India there are no such problems.

00:20:09

China is especially proud of the fact that it is a

00:20:12

producing economy and, by the way,

00:20:14

produces a lot a lot of For example,

00:20:16

components for drones that are

00:20:21

assembled in Russia, the most important feature that

00:20:24

Putin discovered is that the

00:20:26

modern economy has been beaten by a lot of extra

00:20:29

people who somewhere in America are

00:20:32

going to take out stores, receive

00:20:36

benefits, and so on and so on, and with

00:20:39

Putin it’s the same the human stratum,

00:20:41

that is, in a Democratic country, they

00:20:43

receive benefits, but with Putin, the very

00:20:46

human stratum will receive money for

00:20:48

fighting in the war, and it turned out that

00:20:57

everything turned out to be very stable and

00:20:59

much better than they could have imagined,

00:21:02

and the second thing is that like

00:21:06

me Putin has already said to dramatically

00:21:08

improve the army and here we

00:21:12

must divide this into two things and the

00:21:15

first is that Putin

00:21:18

built a machine for killing and for

00:21:20

meat

00:21:22

assaults, first of all, with the help of I

00:21:25

can’t say the

00:21:27

charges of the

00:21:29

mechanism of punishment for leaving the

00:21:32

front of the mechanism there it can be called

00:21:35

decimation, just like the Romans, in the most

00:21:38

difficult cases, they executed just people

00:21:40

who ran away from

00:21:42

the legion, and here it’s not like

00:21:44

people are sitting with machine guns and shooting, but this is a

00:21:48

man who came to the front himself, as

00:21:51

a rule, this contract soldier, Eton,

00:21:53

speaks the truth in his speech I didn’t

00:21:57

say 30-40,000 he gets a

00:22:01

month, they gave me another figure of

00:22:03

20,000, but in any case, this is a figure

00:22:06

that allows him to not carry out

00:22:08

mobilization and B Even with the expenditure of

00:22:11

soldiers who are at the front, it allows him to

00:22:14

gradually increase the size of the army

00:22:16

there plus 5,000 all the time after each

00:22:18

month remains in the balance, these are

00:22:20

approximate figures, so I ca

00:22:22

n’t vouch for them, but approximately, as I

00:22:24

understand it, this means, firstly,

00:22:29

He will run away, he will not receive money, and

00:22:32

secondly, he understands that if He runs away,

00:22:34

he will be put in a cage and beaten or even

00:22:37

shot, I draw your attention to the fact that

00:22:40

this would be very helpful for meat assaults,

00:22:42

but at the front, where in

00:22:46

fact there are no other technologies left besides meat

00:22:47

assaults. This means that

00:22:50

Ukraine cannot

00:22:52

practice this, and moreover, the people who

00:22:55

are sitting in the trenches are from the Ukrainian country.

00:22:58

Although By the way, they also receive

00:23:00

money that is quite decent for Ukraine; they have

00:23:03

just been mobilized; many of them,

00:23:07

if they weren’t caught on the streets, then

00:23:11

someone was caught on the streets and some of

00:23:12

them know that the other

00:23:15

paid off and this is extremely important for them

00:23:18

acts in a depressing way

00:23:20

because, well, for obvious reasons, Ukraine

00:23:22

cannot and is not going to build such a

00:23:24

system that was built from another

00:23:26

Rhone, and that means, accordingly, the number of conscientious

00:23:30

objectors in the Ukrainian troops is

00:23:32

really growing. Not because people are so

00:23:35

bad, but because when

00:23:38

local assaults begin, when this begins a

00:23:40

terrible trench war, absolutely

00:23:42

senseless and merciless in which you

00:23:44

are sitting in a trench And knee-deep in water and

00:23:47

dead mice and corpses of comrades are swimming with you

00:23:50

Well, it’s very easy to start thinking, but

00:23:54

who is to blame for this, but that means that

00:23:57

he did something

00:23:59

wrong with this what is

00:24:01

wrong here, but the oligarchs did something wrong and

00:24:04

so

00:24:05

let someone to blame be found. Yes, of course, a

00:24:08

significant part of

00:24:10

those searches for those to blame for

00:24:15

the offensive that was not carried out that is

00:24:17

happening in Ukraine is simply connected

00:24:18

with the fact

00:24:19

that a person needs to be transferred to someone else

00:24:23

knock on the

00:24:26

wine if he had gone the wrong way and there

00:24:29

if the ONT hadn’t jumped up and sat down it would have been

00:24:32

something completely different, but in

00:24:33

fact here at least jump up or squat,

00:24:36

but you have to transfer it to someone But

00:24:40

besides this

00:24:42

mechanism there are things Well, it’s completely

00:24:45

obvious that no one expected such a

00:24:47

density of Russian defense, no one

00:24:50

expected such a density of the

00:24:52

Ukrainian code,

00:24:56

that is, they weren’t sure, but

00:25:00

in any case, they counted on the fact

00:25:02

that the offensive would be successful, they didn’t

00:25:04

set up Ukraine, there was no

00:25:06

terrible game there. Yes, to play off with them

00:25:09

two not not in order to mutually destroy two

00:25:12

Slavic peoples. Well, this

00:25:14

was not what they honestly thought. Well, well,

00:25:17

this is the amount of weapons that

00:25:19

Zaluzhny asked for and which

00:25:22

would really be completely sufficient for the

00:25:24

Russian army at the time

00:25:28

when he had these weapons requested But since the

00:25:31

American bureaucracy and the Western

00:25:33

bureaucracy only work, as we have

00:25:35

just described, they supplied these weapons for

00:25:37

9 months, it turned out that the speed of

00:25:41

decision-making of the Western bureaucracy is

00:25:44

much longer than the speed of

00:25:46

decision-making by the very calloused Putin

00:25:48

regime at which we all pointed our

00:25:49

fingers and said that there they just steal

00:25:52

Well, at the beginning of the war, your humble servant

00:25:56

posted a large interesting video

00:25:59

about the first opium war

00:26:01

about how the Chinese emperor

00:26:05

never told him while his army

00:26:07

suffered defeat after defeat

00:26:09

and was never informed about it that his

00:26:11

army suffered defeat after defeat

00:26:12

during the first Opium War Yes,

00:26:15

we were all hihi haha and Putin turned out to be

00:26:17

far from the Chinese emperor it

00:26:19

turned out to be far from not The Opium War the

00:26:21

Chinese emperor

00:26:23

largely turned out to live in the city of

00:26:25

Brussels I’m not in the city of Washington

00:26:28

because that this VKI is a slightly different

00:26:30

calico, so there are minefields

00:26:33

and landings that were dug up from the inside and

00:26:37

turned into fortified strips,

00:26:40

while the satellites did not notice this And everyone

00:26:42

told what it means that this is a war

00:26:45

Battlefield the battlefield will be transparent

00:26:47

because now there are satellites and then

00:26:50

it means they started figure out how the

00:26:52

satellites didn’t notice this because if you

00:26:54

want, you can

00:26:56

deceive the satellite, and by the way, even the communication

00:27:00

that the Americans naturally listen to

00:27:02

can be used for deception, we

00:27:04

saw another example of Israel and Hamas,

00:27:13

Hamas collected daisies, the Israelis

00:27:16

listened, thought about good, but Hamas didn’t

00:27:18

they're going to attack, they're chatting on

00:27:21

cell phones, they're telling us what

00:27:23

peaceful

00:27:24

intentions they have. That's accordingly

00:27:28

the factories that the Russians started

00:27:32

flying, which they attached gliding

00:27:34

kits to, which is very important because

00:27:37

in this war, with the exception of

00:27:39

Mariupol, Putin never had an advantage in the

00:27:41

air. So he has an advantage in the

00:27:43

air it meant everything That is, sometimes

00:27:46

they ask Yes, why didn’t Putin

00:27:48

bomb Ukraine like the British bombed

00:27:50

the drain, but he didn’t have an advantage in the air?

00:27:53

So in Mariupol he had an

00:27:54

advantage in the air about uro

00:27:58

and, accordingly, since it was not there in

00:28:02

other places, he began to use

00:28:04

missiles that took out the Ukrainian

00:28:07

infrastructure, which as you understand from the

00:28:09

point of view of Carpet bombing is not at all like

00:28:11

where is the plane that can drop a

00:28:14

gigantic load of Bombs and where is the rocket,

00:28:17

respectively, as soon as it goes to these

00:28:19

old bombs weighing 500 kg 1000 liters, very

00:28:23

simple wings of [ __ ] and

00:28:26

fell like shads and there is a small mechanism

00:28:30

that orients this bomb and it

00:28:32

flies 50 km. It flies to the

00:28:35

front line and he again got this

00:28:38

limited advantage in the air. And

00:28:41

this is a very cheap mechanism, this is a very

00:28:44

primitive mechanism, so in war than it is,

00:28:48

if it is cheap, primitive, it

00:28:49

works, it generally works like a

00:28:54

bull

00:28:56

in the

00:28:58

der, among the wonders that were not, your

00:29:02

humble servant herself mentioned that

00:29:05

Putin kept saying that he will

00:29:07

now

00:29:09

have, that he will now have,

00:29:13

respectively, shells for helicopters,

00:29:15

which will be missiles for helicopters.

00:29:18

Sorry, just a translation of the

00:29:21

word translation from English which Booth

00:29:24

will hit for

00:29:26

152

00:29:28

I remind you why this is important because it’s an

00:29:29

ordinary helicopter norse, it shoots. At

00:29:31

5 km, the helicopter very often, even at the beginning of

00:29:35

the war, the Russian one lifted its nose, the so-

00:29:37

called pitching, so that it would fly

00:29:40

further, respectively, he no longer

00:29:41

understands where it is flying and the helicopter

00:29:45

that is located 5 km from the

00:29:47

front line he is hit by a MANPADS and,

00:29:50

accordingly, this is what is called the

00:29:52

Koya

00:29:54

le

00:29:56

Isra missile, the

00:29:57

Israeli

00:29:59

Spike of This is an absolutely amazing

00:30:01

missile which, in my opinion, is almost 30

00:30:03

years old, but it is still so cool that it is

00:30:05

supplied to all the armies of the world, but

00:30:08

because when it flies beyond 25 km then the

00:30:12

helicopter pilot fires this missile and

00:30:15

nothing can reach him, or rather, a

00:30:17

man-portable air defense system cannot reach him from the ground;

00:30:19

something more serious can reach him, but

00:30:20

it’s clear that’s already a big

00:30:22

difference. That’s how

00:30:25

it was at the beginning of the war. But by the beginning of

00:30:30

the Ukrainian offensive he had

00:30:32

K52 with missiles that flew at 15 km

00:30:35

is really an analogue of the Israeli Spike,

00:30:37

the pipe is lower, the smoke is thinner not at 25, but at 15

00:30:40

km there is no effect on the effect of MANPADS from this, such a

00:30:44

big problem was K52 and plus

00:30:48

drones, but because Well,

00:30:52

this is another one that is

00:30:57

absolutely so key an example

00:31:01

because the war before our eyes is becoming a

00:31:03

war

00:31:04

of drones and the Ukrainians were the first to

00:31:06

start making drones out of absolute

00:31:09

despair, but because Well, at first It

00:31:12

was just these same wedding

00:31:15

drones that Well, that’s how

00:31:18

people

00:31:19

told me in the evening he was

00:31:23

filming a wedding on February 23 4:00 in the morning they called him

00:31:27

at 5 in the morning, he was standing somewhere on the parade ground in

00:31:30

Kharkov. And in the evening he was already coordinating the

00:31:32

Ukrainian artillery with the help of

00:31:34

this wedding drone, a wedding

00:31:36

Mavik or something else,

00:31:38

after another 2 weeks he began to hang the

00:31:41

first grenades on it which means

00:31:43

designing trigger mechanisms 200

00:31:47

200 varieties of drones created

00:31:50

in Ukrainian

00:31:52

garages

00:31:56

200 Ukrainian varieties of

00:31:59

Ukrainian drones created in

00:32:00

garages volunteers are still collecting

00:32:04

money for them in Ukraine and still,

00:32:09

well, they still stand in line for the most successful

00:32:11

varieties

00:32:13

but everyone laughed and they also thought

00:32:18

that, well,

00:32:27

the production of these drones is kind of stale, the

00:32:28

small, nimble Ukrainian economy

00:32:30

means that in the garages it will endure everything. And

00:32:34

this is not written down in the field regulations of the Russian army, which

00:32:36

means that as long as they are itching,

00:32:38

I quote Yuri Lutsenko under the rubbish, the

00:32:42

ratio of drones was 10 to

00:32:45

one in favor In Ukraine now the ratio of

00:32:48

drones is five to one in favor of

00:32:51

Russia. Putin has established a gigantic

00:32:54

production

00:32:56

of drones, and Ukraine is not

00:32:58

Western

00:33:01

aid, but

00:33:04

a drone. Well, how would they tell you everything?

00:33:07

I think that you also have a lot of guests,

00:33:09

they tell you this. It’s a terrible thing,

00:33:11

for example,

00:33:12

Russian drones are the first thing they

00:33:14

took out these are the same mine trawls

00:33:16

that were transferred by the Americans to

00:33:19

clear mine fields because the mine tra is

00:33:22

generally Romo For this, without

00:33:25

creating an intention, Ukrainian

00:33:29

drones did not stop the Russian

00:33:31

offensive near Avdiivka It

00:33:32

would be wrong to say yes, but they simply

00:33:35

destroyed all Russian armor under Avdiivka

00:33:38

30% destroyed mines 70% destroyed

00:33:41

the drones the artillery did not destroy

00:33:43

anything the artillery is conducting barrage

00:33:45

fire AK artillery needs 160 shells according to the

00:33:48

standards to suppress one

00:33:49

unfortunate bunker and this

00:33:53

drone takes out this tank How

00:33:57

many drones do you need

00:33:59

to take out a tank, well, one is

00:34:03

probably enough Well, theoretically Yes, but in -

00:34:06

firstly, one of the three gets there

00:34:08

because there’s rap there, it’s someone else and this is

00:34:10

one of the three, if the operator is good,

00:34:13

but that is, as far as I understand,

00:34:15

there are two main options, option

00:34:18

one when that’s how you’re absolutely right,

00:34:20

one is really enough

00:34:22

because the Russian tank, especially the Tank,

00:34:25

Every tank, but the Russian especially the

00:34:27

Russian one, has booms that are not very heavy

00:34:28

compared to the standard, they have thick frontal

00:34:31

armor, of course, which means the sides are

00:34:34

less heavy, but there was always a problem,

00:34:36

just a weight limit so that it

00:34:38

could cross the bridge because the

00:34:40

Soviet bridges were not very reliable. And

00:34:43

so, accordingly, the ammunition

00:34:46

is located at the back. Because it is believed that,

00:34:49

firstly, the

00:34:52

thinnest armor on the turret is at the rear. Because it is believed that

00:34:54

the shell does not arrive from behind; the Soviet tank

00:34:57

advances forward and meets the enemy with its

00:35:01

chest; the shell really does not flies in,

00:35:03

but the fpv drone flies 200 km high frequency, so

00:35:07

it flies in. It lands on This is the most

00:35:10

vulnerable place where the turret and

00:35:13

armor are articulated, it carries only 3 kg of charge. But it’s a

00:35:16

cumulative jet, it burns through the armor. And

00:35:20

there are just shells and the tank’s turret flies off.

00:35:23

But that’s how it is one option, I must

00:35:25

say, is not very typical, as far as I

00:35:27

understand, because it requires a

00:35:29

lot of drone skill, and the other

00:35:33

option is to simply knock out the tank’s

00:35:35

caterpillar, which is quite easy to do. And

00:35:38

already at night a drone arrives more expensive than

00:35:42

50,000 No, well, for 50,000 dollars He has a Bomber,

00:35:45

why is he flying at night because it is

00:35:49

small, that is, it is slow-moving, it is

00:35:51

large, it is easily vulnerable,

00:35:54

but it has expensive night optics, but it carries

00:35:57

about 20 kg of Bombs, again printed on a 3D

00:36:00

printer, and now it will attack this tank.

00:36:03

So we will still consider that

00:36:05

there are five or six drones per tank,

00:36:07

but one of them is

00:36:09

renewable, so that’s what I’m talking about. Yes, the

00:36:12

huge number of drones

00:36:15

that Putin produces. And he

00:36:19

also buys parts mainly from

00:36:23

China, and China theoretically should

00:36:26

sell parts to everyone, now attention and

00:36:29

Ukraine Why can’t he

00:36:38

buy? No, this is the answer because

00:36:42

the answer is that, in principle,

00:36:45

it’s all on the market, yes, it’s almost

00:36:46

like Chari Zali Baba is bought, but

00:36:51

there are no details because right there at the

00:36:54

factory where it is produced there is a

00:36:55

Russian representative, imagine the harvest is being bought up

00:36:57

and so on Sorry guys But for

00:37:01

you There is no pure market left for you And this is

00:37:05

also a very important sign because

00:37:06

China in the year 22

00:37:08

turned up its nose at Putin, he was a loser, he [ __ ]

00:37:12

himself, everything means they looked at him And

00:37:15

talked about Well so you miscalculated

00:37:17

here and here and now you will be dragged

00:37:21

there somewhere in the third year just after it

00:37:26

turned out that Putin was well

00:37:28

prepared for the attack, the mood of

00:37:31

China changed and these are the very

00:37:34

North Korean shells that came to

00:37:37

Russia, they are also for a reason they came,

00:37:39

too, they came, they formally came

00:37:41

from North Korea, but we understand that

00:37:43

China gave permission for their supply. And

00:37:47

secondly, it may even be such an

00:37:49

unpleasant thing, and that these could even

00:37:53

be old Chinese shells that

00:37:55

were supplied to North Korea after

00:37:57

how China, in turn,

00:37:59

modernized and so

00:38:04

yeah, Sorry a year ago we had this And

00:38:09

now we have this Julia, I wrote everything down for

00:38:12

you And now if you allow me,

00:38:15

I’ll try to turn everything upside

00:38:17

down Let’s try, maybe it

00:38:19

will work out, oh oh how I like it I

00:38:23

would like this Let's try So the first

00:38:26

offensive failed in this sense, I

00:38:29

remembered two phrases that I recently

00:38:31

heard, the first of Biden who said

00:38:33

Of course, the future of Ukraine is in NATO, but only

00:38:37

if we are convinced that

00:38:39

Ukraine can defeat Russia and I

00:38:42

remembered the recent story from I

00:38:44

had an interview with one of the Azerbaijani

00:38:46

experts and he said an amazing phrase

00:38:48

that I remembered, just probably

00:38:50

forever, he said, You know, if

00:38:53

NATO consisted only of those countries

00:38:55

that defeated Russia, then there would not be a

00:38:58

single country in this sense,

00:39:00

why am I talking about this I remembered, yes, because,

00:39:05

of course, Well, we are too guilty that

00:39:07

maybe we set

00:39:09

the bar too high. But on the other hand,

00:39:12

Nobody knows how to fight in this

00:39:14

big war, and I’ll immediately

00:39:17

add here about the army. You said very well

00:39:19

that The Russian army has

00:39:21

probably improved, and I

00:39:23

agree with you on many factors there, but on

00:39:26

many others, you can’t

00:39:30

argue with the helicopter. Yes, but on the other hand, Let’s

00:39:33

remember We were last December. I

00:39:37

remember very well we were sitting here without

00:39:39

electricity. Yes practically without the Internet Yes, but

00:39:42

I remember very well how everyone said

00:39:44

Now that Russia will go on the

00:39:45

offensive again Yes, because we have

00:39:47

stagnated And where is the Russian

00:39:50

offensive Where is that Russian Glorious

00:39:54

Army, not only did it happen, it

00:39:58

was just where the offensive was lost where then the

00:40:01

offensive of the Russian

00:40:02

army Well, and then here’s another interesting

00:40:06

next point, probably yes, the Russian

00:40:08

army may have changed a lot of

00:40:10

military leaders there, added weapons,

00:40:12

adapted, I don’t argue, but on the other

00:40:14

hand, what has it achieved during all this

00:40:16

time? Nothing at all Nothing at all, fought

00:40:19

for bakhmut, well took the bakhmut okay yes Well,

00:40:23

well, a heroic feat now for

00:40:24

Avdeevka beat Marinka who was leveled with

00:40:28

the face of the earth. That is, why am I trying to

00:40:30

turn it all upside down because these are

00:40:33

events that are difficult to

00:40:35

look at from one side because

00:40:38

well, there are also such facts Yes, it’s true,

00:40:40

maybe not, look Yes,

00:40:43

Lyudmila And here’s the most important thing that everyone

00:40:47

expected And what happened in the end because

00:40:52

because well, the word wo

00:40:55

n’t be thrown out of the song

00:40:57

if, as of the year, I would say

00:41:01

my task is to stand on the defensive and

00:41:06

deplete present guys, look, yes,

00:41:10

I stood on the defensive and the

00:41:17

initial tasks were different and let’s remember

00:41:21

what happened in the first year immediately

00:41:25

after the

00:41:27

Russian army retreated from

00:41:29

Kherson, fighting began in

00:41:32

Bakhmut Your humble servant, I didn’t always

00:41:35

guess what would happen, I can’t

00:41:38

boast about everything Yours humble servant As

00:41:41

soon as they started she said this, Putin is

00:41:45

trying to do this, trying to get the

00:41:48

Ukrainian army into trouble,

00:41:57

grinding that equipment and those

00:42:00

units that remained

00:42:03

undamaged and that were not

00:42:06

involved in the liberation of Kherson

00:42:08

because the Russian army retreated

00:42:10

from it itself and so that this equipment

00:42:13

now it didn’t go through And didn’t cut the corridor

00:42:17

after that Your humble servant many

00:42:25

times

00:42:27

for the Vars they bought him time so that he

00:42:31

could build a fortification and the exchange

00:42:33

took place unequally because the

00:42:37

Wagnerites and especially the

00:42:40

Zki did not feel sorry for Putin, he even, on the contrary,

00:42:43

was engaged in the cleansing of what seemed to him like

00:42:46

prisons and we will Frankly to be honest in

00:42:55

general T In general, let's say that I think

00:42:58

that the majority of the Russian population did not

00:42:59

cry about those people who

00:43:02

died under Bakhmut if they were

00:43:04

prisoners, and on the Ukrainian side, one way or

00:43:07

another, they spent those parts and spent

00:43:10

those reserves that, strictly speaking, the reserves did

00:43:14

not spend at that moment they

00:43:15

really were undergoing

00:43:18

training abroad, but nevertheless, a

00:43:21

lot of things were spent and when they

00:43:25

objected to me they constantly said

00:43:27

Latynina, what don’t you understand? You’ve

00:43:29

already been told no. So the little fellow told you

00:43:32

no, priest. Now I just mean it’s the

00:43:35

same as a philologist. I want to brag

00:43:37

now, that means every Washington Post,

00:43:40

every New York YS is exactly about this and writes

00:43:43

that exactly this happened under the influence further

00:43:47

And that means Pete Of course you can Yulia for

00:43:51

a second Yes, of course the Washington

00:43:53

Post writes, I agree with you,

00:43:55

already in Ukraine

00:43:57

they are openly talking about this. How is this They wrote to me everywhere then

00:44:00

Latynina, you don’t understand anything,

00:44:03

it’s stupid

00:44:05

Putin wasting cannon fodder It’s not the point, guys,

00:44:09

to take the bakhmut The thing is

00:44:12

that he bought the most precious

00:44:14

resource time and he bought it and in exchange he

00:44:17

cleaned out Russian prisons, which is bad or

00:44:42

something Does that mean further and back in December the West was hoping that Putin at this moment calm down, this is what he said then, including to Ukraine and now You guys are sitting on top now Let's start negotiations and there were this is called Carefully not negotiations these are consultations Yes Sawan That's it somewhere they consulted with Naryshkino about

00:44:45

something in Turkey and

00:44:48

Putin sent them to

00:44:54

someone else then the Americans to Putin, as far as I

00:44:58

understand, the conditions were as follows, what does it mean? What did

00:45:02

he have to give up, what did he have to give up, that he had to

00:45:07

give up the land corridors, even he

00:45:09

was up for it I agree But in return He asked for

00:45:11

those parts of the Lugansk and Donetsk regions

00:45:14

that had not yet been captured by him, which

00:45:17

was as if, first of all, they had not been captured

00:45:19

until now, I draw your attention yes This is

00:45:22

important Very Yes and this absolutely

00:45:26

reminded me of Stalin’s technology because it

00:45:28

seemed to me that it’s just that Putin

00:45:29

signed this when Stalin, after the winter

00:45:33

war, proposed to Finland, which

00:45:35

means more accurately, Sorry Before the winter

00:45:39

war, before the winter war, he proposed to

00:45:41

Finland to redivide the border, he proposed to

00:45:43

Finland to redivide the border so that the

00:45:45

Norgay line would remain on his

00:45:48

side, Stalin, because the reason why

00:45:50

these pieces of Donetsk and Lugansk areas

00:45:53

not captured by Putin is

00:45:55

that there are fortifications

00:45:58

and fortifications. He still can’t

00:46:00

take IT so cunningly transfer this matter so

00:46:04

that these fortifications remain and

00:46:07

go to Putin. It is clear then

00:46:11

the parties, the high negotiating parties,

00:46:13

did not

00:46:14

agree and Putin

00:46:24

looked at it as such a servant and to be

00:46:28

honest, this was the first time I was struck. I

00:46:30

won’t lie, because this was the first time I

00:46:32

asked this question, which I actually

00:46:33

asked loudly. But

00:46:36

please tell me, this means that the

00:46:39

West is clearly America is clearly in. During

00:46:44

these negotiations, it’s not that she didn’t want

00:46:47

Ukraine to return Crimea and

00:46:49

Donbass

00:46:52

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00:46:54

no matter how hard it is, Putin did not agree

00:46:59

and America began to arm Ukraine to

00:47:02

show him that he is thinking wrongly

00:47:06

after the land corridor is

00:47:08

interrupted. What prevents America from returning to the

00:47:11

same proposals and not

00:47:13

again supplying Ukraine with those

00:47:15

weapons that will help it to return

00:47:18

Crimea and Donbass is what could have

00:47:23

happened if there had been a Ukrainian offensive,

00:47:26

but as we see, even this did not happen

00:47:29

for the reasons that we just

00:47:31

discussed above and now the Americans Well, in

00:47:35

fact, they don’t see

00:47:37

any at all, they don’t see any plan what

00:47:40

to do and

00:47:43

Pavel Peter Pavel Yes, the

00:47:46

Czech President warned that Ukraine would have

00:47:49

one

00:47:50

attempt and this attempt

00:47:53

really did not work out,

00:47:56

moreover, drawing your opinion, drawing

00:47:59

your attention to what is there By

00:48:02

the time, as we have already said, when the

00:48:05

employees when the allies,

00:48:07

the firebreaking

00:48:27

is happening on our eyes and it’s

00:48:29

happening. At such a speed, you can’t

00:48:32

imagine those drones that 2 months

00:48:35

ago were flying, let’s say, over the battlefield, they

00:48:39

don’t fly anymore because rap arrived

00:48:41

and they don’t fly and we need to change the purity,

00:48:44

we need to strengthen the transmitter there, we

00:48:47

need to write something else there artificial

00:48:54

intelligence programs in foreign articles that are

00:48:56

now writing a lot about this, practically

00:49:01

nothing is written about the Dronova Revolution, because I kind of have

00:49:04

a question why the American Army does

00:49:07

n’t produce How, how did this Dronova

00:49:10

Revolution pass by, say, the same

00:49:12

United States, which hindered the

00:49:14

United States states 10 years before this

00:49:16

war to make a valuable amount of Drones

00:49:19

Lyudmila What do you think is the answer to

00:49:20

this question drones cheap drones mean

00:49:23

cheap I remind you that now the projectile

00:49:26

supplied to Ukraine costs 88,000

00:49:30

euros one

00:49:32

meter-long projectile here is this one fpv drone costs 300

00:49:36

euros Well of course in In America, for the American

00:49:39

treasury, the projectile costs less; they are

00:49:41

now buying a projectile for $5,000.

00:49:43

They are buying a five-liter projectile for $5,000.

00:49:46

The drone costs 300 euros. What

00:49:49

stopped them from working on drones. Well, I think that

00:49:52

they are accustomed to the classic weapons

00:49:54

that have been produced and stored,

00:49:57

tested. I don’t know, they have passed all

00:49:59

the tests. And drones are such a

00:50:01

very flexible thing, I think so, I

00:50:05

think it’s just absolutely

00:50:07

right, exactly this bothered them. But what kind of

00:50:10

fool, especially in a bureaucratic

00:50:12

economy, would buy something to do something

00:50:15

for 300 if you can do something for 5,000

00:50:18

Yes this is also 300 fresh and untested And

00:50:20

this is

00:50:21

5,000 old and

00:50:24

tested this is the same revolution comparable

00:50:28

here Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny spoke

00:50:30

about the invention of gunpowder I will give another

00:50:33

example another comparison the invention of the sword

00:50:37

do you know how the sword was invented

00:50:39

Sorry that I am using so

00:50:40

many rhetorical

00:50:43

questions today because that it seems to us all

00:50:46

that the sword has been around, well, since human

00:50:48

civilization since its

00:50:50

creation, so let me remind you, I’ll tell

00:50:53

you no, but the sword is a very late

00:50:55

comparative invention of

00:50:57

mankind, it’s been hitting

00:51:00

each other with clubs since Neolithic times, even the bow, it

00:51:04

invented all sorts of spears quite early

00:51:07

darts are not by chance. Pay

00:51:09

attention to some Egyptian pharaoh of

00:51:11

some Fifth Dynasty sitting with a

00:51:14

club

00:51:16

A and some

00:51:19

Sumerian and some Akkadian

00:51:22

conqueror yes He is also sitting with a club

00:51:24

because the troops at this moment 3-4 years

00:51:27

ago 3- 2 years ago they fought with

00:51:29

clubs, first

00:51:31

of all, they were Of course the

00:51:35

Egyptians had knives there, they even had crescent-

00:51:38

shaped knives just like

00:51:42

George

00:51:44

Martin's arracks, they were used for a very

00:51:46

specific thing. The fact is that the

00:51:48

Egyptians had a thorough lization, they attacked

00:51:52

and

00:51:54

attacked their enemies and the bodies of the fallen enemies they,

00:51:57

Sorry, you can’t take the word out of the song,

00:51:59

counted the cuts Sorry, the male members of

00:52:03

these comrades And so, accordingly,

00:52:06

this Knife

00:52:08

was used for this And so they were not

00:52:10

very

00:52:11

friendly at fighting, so the

00:52:13

sword appears at the end of the Bronze Age

00:52:17

in fact this is where the Bronze Age

00:52:18

ended and it appears among such people

00:52:21

who were called the peoples of the sea and this is

00:52:24

such a group of barbarian bandits very

00:52:27

cheap very backward very poor

00:52:30

who Well, they were Indo-Europeans they

00:52:32

lived on the other side of the Mediterranean Sea

00:52:34

on the other side of the Mediterranean Sea where

00:52:36

Hamas and others are now joy and there,

00:52:40

just at that moment,

00:52:42

there were civilizations of cities,

00:52:44

civilizations of the Bronze Age, which

00:52:47

were all, as it were,

00:52:49

they built themselves something like

00:52:52

palace

00:52:53

socialism, they are bureaucratic, they were

00:53:08

Zabrovsky, they

00:53:10

did something like that, they fought with the

00:53:13

help of

00:53:14

chariots, the chariot was a product like a tank

00:53:17

it was very difficult and took a long time

00:53:19

to make, and most importantly, a

00:53:21

professional class of warriors

00:53:23

who knew how to fight sat on it for a long time, as all this is described

00:53:26

by Homer; more accurately, Homer described it at all differently from

00:53:28

what we see from archaeological

00:53:30

data, because by the time

00:53:32

Homer wrote, the chariots had already come out

00:53:35

of use and no one understood how

00:53:37

they were really used. But all

00:53:40

these guys fought with the help of expensive,

00:53:42

heavy chariots produced by this

00:53:45

Palace bureaucracy. And the

00:53:48

peoples of the sea had no palaces,

00:53:50

no workshops for the production of

00:53:52

chariots, of course they really

00:53:54

wanted them it was a very prestigious thing,

00:53:57

they just didn’t have it, they weren’t

00:53:59

up to it, so they invented an

00:54:03

iron sword. By the way,

00:54:05

this is how the Bronze Age actually ended. What I mean is that

00:54:08

of course drones are

00:54:11

such an iron sword, we’ll see what happens

00:54:14

next, but coming back means to the fact that what

00:54:19

was happening behind the Armed Forces this

00:54:22

time

00:54:24

because to your question that

00:54:27

well, how can you say that the performance? Yes,

00:54:31

you can say that the offensive was a failure.

00:54:33

And like, like, Where are the successes of the Russian

00:54:36

army? Well, I’m planning

00:54:40

to add Yulia, I can’t even help but

00:54:43

add, but Don’t you think that

00:54:46

this is a very simple and linear

00:54:48

understanding, and why didn’t they take all the

00:54:51

Russian fortifications there? Well, that means it wasn’t

00:54:53

possible. Well, wait,

00:54:55

maybe it’s different somehow. That is, this is what

00:54:57

I think about when I keep

00:54:59

thinking about when I read this article from the

00:55:02

Washington Post, I keep remembering

00:55:05

those guys of ours who are now there

00:55:06

at the front and It just seems to me that if

00:55:09

they were listening to us now, they would

00:55:10

say, go to hell, in general, it

00:55:12

seems to you that you failed, you are sitting and

00:55:13

philosophizing. We’re holding it all on

00:55:15

our backs And Russia hasn’t

00:55:17

gone anywhere And in this sense, I

00:55:19

think about it all the time, and when I even read

00:55:21

this article from the Washington Post, I kept

00:55:23

thinking guys, well, you guys in Washington, of

00:55:25

course, write everything correctly

00:55:27

you probably understand correctly, but there’s still something

00:55:29

in it. It’s very simple to say.

00:55:32

Yes, and then it seems to me that if

00:55:35

we also speak very linearly,

00:55:37

then it appears, it’s like that Putin

00:55:39

also says Well, the Ukrainian clutch was

00:55:41

not possible, listen Well, if Putin will say

00:55:43

that rizht de Well, what are we going to

00:55:46

say that

00:55:48

he is a Russian statement, it means

00:55:51

look And

00:55:54

let's

00:55:55

dozh be at war This is honesty without

00:55:58

honesty

00:56:00

Yes, my favorite quote from Admiral Yamo

00:56:03

If you start lying, consider that the war

00:56:05

is lost

00:56:06

and the goal is Ukraine there is Ukrainian the

00:56:10

political leadership officially

00:56:12

set as its goal it did not set as

00:56:15

its goal the task of protecting from the Russian

00:56:18

army it set its goal Returning

00:56:23

prostrate wandered around in the summer there was an offensive

00:56:27

weapons were given to Ukraine for the offensive

00:56:30

when Zaluzhny wrote that he he did not write

00:56:34

there Give me so much and so much of that

00:56:37

and I will hold the front line

00:56:40

and he talked about the offensive and they gave him

00:56:43

weapons for the offensive. Moreover,

00:56:46

taking into account further events, I even

00:56:48

asked my people. It seems to me that

00:56:51

the laid down As a cunning Kurkul understood

00:56:53

that the offensive was not good for this matter,

00:56:56

which means he saved 80% of the equipment let's

00:56:59

move on to this now Yes, as a cunning

00:57:01

kurkul,

00:57:23

he

00:57:26

always asked for one for this matter, as Napoleon said, not a single

00:57:30

battle plan, not a single disposition

00:57:31

can withstand Collision with the enemy

00:57:33

on the battlefield and, accordingly, We saw

00:57:38

how this offensive was first postponed

00:57:40

and did not understand Why I did not understand

00:57:43

For example

00:57:44

why It is now clear that Zaluzhny

00:57:48

had great doubts as the hour approached.

00:57:52

Tom

00:57:55

Ami would be able to complete the

00:57:58

task precisely because, as We have

00:58:01

just said, while the Americans

00:58:05

were supplying

00:58:06

weapons, the speed of decision-making in the

00:58:09

Russian army turned out to be significant and the

00:58:11

speed of transformation of the Russian army

00:58:13

turned out to be significant higher than the speed of

00:58:14

decision-making by American

00:58:17

officials, including the

00:58:19

military, he was happily putting pressure on him, and from the

00:58:24

American side, as is now

00:58:26

described in all these articles, and from the

00:58:28

Ukrainian

00:58:31

political power directly,

00:58:32

he advanced for exactly 4 days,

00:58:36

as he was taught in the

00:58:39

textbook, showed that It turns out that the equipment

00:58:43

that burns in these minefields is Ukrainian,

00:58:45

by the way, very little equipment burned there and

00:58:48

cannot be returned there if I’m not mistaken. But

00:58:51

somewhere around a unit was

00:58:53

lost

00:58:55

in 80% of the equipment that was sent for

00:58:59

the offensive,

00:59:01

it simply didn’t go anywhere and,

00:59:05

accordingly, it’s very bad for me they were offended

00:59:08

again when I said these words in July

00:59:09

and said, look, Zaluzhny is standing

00:59:11

in strategic

00:59:13

defense. Zaluzhny is actually exactly

00:59:17

what you said and he did the

00:59:18

smartest thing with the media

00:59:23

in the army. What would Zaluzhny’s offensive look like

00:59:27

if he were really

00:59:29

advancing, we’re like once we can

00:59:30

demonstrate with the example of Putin under

00:59:32

Avdeevka because the fundamental

00:59:35

difference in this sense between Zaluzhny and the

00:59:38

Ukrainian army and Putin and the Russian

00:59:40

army is that

00:59:41

politicians put pressure on Zaluzhny, they told him to

00:59:43

attack,

00:59:44

but he didn’t answer calls there, something else

00:59:48

that is he just didn’t do it. In general, in

00:59:50

short, like a

00:59:53

cunning cunning man, it turned out that he

00:59:56

pushed through his line and de facto Ukraine

00:59:59

was on strategic defense, and the fact that that’s

01:00:03

where most of the fighting took place, it

01:00:05

was almost very often

01:00:06

Russian counterattacks, and there

01:00:11

I was going I won’t say this word, it’s

01:00:14

not called star res, it’s called a little

01:00:16

differently in the

01:00:18

trenches, we all know it, but still, two

01:00:22

ladies, we won’t say it,

01:00:25

and the Russian army in counterattacks, on the one

01:00:29

hand, exhausted itself, and the successfully

01:00:32

erected Ukrainian defenses, and on the other

01:00:34

hand, these counterattacks gave the Russian

01:00:36

army this, too, you need to understand the time to

01:00:38

lay the next

01:00:42

portion of minefields in the rear and fill the next portion of

01:00:45

fortifications and make a

01:00:48

strategic offensive is completely

01:00:50

impossible, that is, answering your

01:00:53

question, but you can put the question this way: the

01:00:56

Russian army did not

01:00:57

advance anywhere and but no one was going to

01:01:01

stand on the defensive in the spring, they still

01:01:05

said

01:01:07

Crimea, Yalta embankment, border 9 of the first

01:01:11

year, Rashka will fall apart, and then from there

01:01:13

it means it came down to whose Tatarstan and

01:01:15

so on and so on, maybe we write this for an

01:01:18

information attack simply for this kind of

01:01:20

ipso is correct against the enemy

01:01:23

no, that means there is one thing that I

01:01:26

hate, the name I hate,

01:01:29

the name itself is called information war,

01:01:31

firstly, the word information war

01:01:33

was invented by Putin Yes, this is his favorite

01:01:37

story, a cheat against us, the West is waging an

01:01:39

information war, secondly, remember that's

01:01:43

all once and for all, I understand

01:01:47

that there are a lot of people around who

01:01:49

love to do this information work,

01:01:51

they tell you how cool they are,

01:01:53

so I will say those people who sit in the

01:01:56

trenches and sacrifice their lives, and all that

01:02:00

people who are not sitting in the trenches can do is

01:02:03

help them. when there is a war,

01:02:06

especially a war like this when Putin

01:02:08

invaded, all they had to do in

01:02:11

politics was they had to go to

01:02:13

the place and say guy that you need

01:02:17

us to jump we will jump so that

01:02:20

we walk on the right knife we will walk on the

01:02:22

right but so that we walk sideways

01:02:25

and at this time the politicians pulled the blanket

01:02:28

over themselves and began to tell And we are here,

01:02:30

whose Tatarstan And we are here then And we here

01:02:34

raised expectations to the point of

01:02:36

impossibility, now a huge number of

01:02:39

people in Ukraine and yes They still

01:02:43

live in these high expectations and

01:02:46

when should they you say guys, this is

01:02:49

reality, it looks like

01:02:53

this, why don’t you tell us good words?

01:02:56

Yes, tell us when

01:02:58

they will

01:03:01

get free of this and the information war, three

01:03:06

things do the first; the information war is waged by the

01:03:09

weak; Israel did not care about the

01:03:12

information war. Yes, Israel is now

01:03:14

curing the

01:03:24

war, remember the Lord. they lead

01:03:27

means in compensation for the present this is

01:03:30

bad compensation It is good for now for now

01:03:32

for now hybrid whistles the second

01:03:36

information war inevitably leads

01:03:39

to the fact that you start lying and lying

01:03:43

you can never resist only to your

01:03:45

own population you always

01:03:47

start lying within yourself lying

01:03:49

including the troops Here is one of the most

01:03:52

gigantic shortcomings that the

01:03:54

Russian army had and continues to

01:03:57

have is that in

01:04:01

connection with these Putin traditions of

01:04:03

information warfare even with Soviet

01:04:04

traditions, the main thing is not to do it, but to

01:04:08

report to the authorities, but to report to the

01:04:09

authorities in war. This is always the

01:04:11

easiest way to lie. to do one of the reasons for

01:04:14

Russian counterattacks which, as I already

01:04:16

said, had a strategic reason,

01:04:18

including the fact that the

01:04:20

Russian commander is organically

01:04:22

unable to prove to his general

01:04:25

that the position

01:04:27

was abandoned, he reports to his general

01:04:30

that he held the position, he does not report

01:04:33

to him that he lost there 70 % of the

01:04:35

personnel, he reports that he held the position

01:04:38

and continues to try to return it

01:04:41

and this is where they end up. This is

01:04:43

how the information war ends. I

01:04:46

can give 10 more things there. Why

01:04:49

lying is bad And why lying is tragic, let’s

01:04:53

limit ourselves to these two,

01:04:57

so here’s the pledge Stood in strategic

01:05:00

defense starting the next step and this is the most

01:05:04

reasonable thing he could do. I’m

01:05:06

going back to I didn’t finish these

01:05:09

words about Avdeevka. Yes, but because

01:05:12

Zaluzhny refused to politicians who

01:05:14

demanded that he attack and so quietly

01:05:17

left the phone there, didn’t pick up

01:05:20

anything else, and as a result, he saved the army and

01:05:23

I even took away this very 80% of the equipment Well,

01:05:26

I saved the army as much as it

01:05:27

was possible to save it.

01:05:30

What is the point of

01:05:32

the Avdeevka? The generals installed it there for

01:05:37

Russia, you mean Yes, everyone

01:05:39

absolutely expected it. Well, like military

01:05:42

experts Yes, with whom I talk about what

01:05:45

Putin is collecting the fifty thousandth fist

01:05:47

now he will hit with this fist under

01:05:49

the work where the Ukrainian defense is

01:05:51

weak because there is a fresh ledge he

01:05:54

will destroy this ledge And there is a place for an

01:05:58

operational one there is an operational

01:06:00

space There is a place before the maneuver is not there

01:06:02

so something will pass there now he

01:06:08

will cut it off and Ukraine is very bad, instead

01:06:11

everything falls on Avdeevka on

01:06:14

these very terikos where Two roads along

01:06:17

which Tanks go in single file to the soup

01:06:20

district of Prim Raon, fortified not only since

01:06:23

the year and laid down according to the

01:06:26

same canons that he had

01:06:29

already looked at from the Russian command

01:06:32

and these Tanks are walking in single file on these roads

01:06:36

between the waste heaps between well, there are

01:06:38

no abysses such man-made

01:06:43

soldering

01:06:44

that is a service one that has not even

01:06:51

been concreted, not that in battle he

01:06:54

will go and fall himself

01:06:57

and that

01:06:59

means why this is happening because

01:07:02

Putin needed some kind of political

01:07:04

Victory and The generals did not dare to

01:07:07

refuse him, here is the difference between the Ukrainian and

01:07:10

Russian armies. Zaluzhny refused to

01:07:12

politicians. Russian Generals

01:07:15

could not refuse Putin. By the way, this is the next

01:07:18

stage because since the Russian

01:07:19

army is learning, at some point it

01:07:22

will be possible that the Russian

01:07:24

Generals will learn to

01:07:28

refuse Putin during the war, you know it’s

01:07:31

very like this

01:07:33

in Russian like this Translate Well, in

01:07:36

general, the learning curve happens very quickly

01:07:39

because Darwinian selection

01:07:42

happens Just almost instantly

01:07:45

Well, what can I say about the twenty-

01:07:47

fourth year We almost didn’t talk,

01:07:49

we talked very well about d Trey Well

01:07:51

if about whose in one sentence it’s like

01:07:54

directly Leah, then look at the New York

01:07:58

Times wrote an article in which he said

01:08:01

that the Ukrainian

01:08:02

leadership and, as it were, some individual

01:08:05

military people, but clearly not intended, I mean,

01:08:08

demand an offensive. I’ll even

01:08:10

quote, I prepared it, let’s

01:08:12

quote it, it’s interesting and because

01:08:14

you still need to quote, take into account

01:08:16

everything that has been said Yes, the Americans insist

01:08:19

on a conservative Strategy in which the

01:08:21

main focus is on retaining

01:08:23

Ukrainian territory, consolidating

01:08:25

it and building up reserves and forces

01:08:27

throughout the year, the Ukrainians want to go on

01:08:29

the offensive either on the ground or with the help of

01:08:32

long-range strikes hoping to attract the attention of the

01:08:34

whole world Well, they wrote another

01:08:36

interesting thing, too: The United States

01:08:38

is strengthening military advice to

01:08:39

Ukraine by sending three-star places to Kiev, the

01:08:54

Armed Forces understand this is always

01:08:56

good So let’s not go over

01:09:00

this No, I’m a friend,

01:09:03

it means

01:09:05

it has been said many times that in Ukraine the

01:09:08

political leadership is still here

01:09:10

he insists that it is necessary to attack. What is it,

01:09:14

taking into account the fact that everything we

01:09:22

said gi? But in place of this, let

01:09:26

our listeners themselves lice.

01:09:29

What word seems appropriate to them? And the

01:09:34

Americans write further in the same article

01:09:35

and this is close, as far as I

01:09:38

understand, to

01:09:39

reality They believe that Ukraine

01:09:42

should spend a year on the defensive in

01:09:45

strategic defense, and

01:09:48

then it

01:09:55

will be possible to negotiate with

01:09:57

Putin from a position of strength and not from a position of

01:10:00

weakness, that is, I draw your attention to the fact

01:10:03

that in the PM year they are not talking, and then

01:10:07

the conditions will be created for Ukraine to attack it’s

01:10:11

just that apparently they were trying to consult with Putin

01:10:14

again and there were

01:10:22

stories Guys and Putin you

01:10:26

asked the mind of what we just

01:10:29

said because

01:10:31

what is Putin’s

01:10:35

real situation now and what is taking into account the fact

01:10:38

that Well, they always say good words to a dictatorship

01:10:40

to the boss that he

01:10:43

imagines that his situation is even better

01:10:46

Yes, but now Russia has

01:10:48

gone on the offensive along the entire front,

01:10:50

this is loudly

01:10:52

said, it was not Latynina who said that’s why

01:10:54

Yes, but this is more like a probe, yes,

01:10:58

this is an attempt to find

01:11:00

where the weak points are, taking into account drones

01:11:04

A taking into account the fact

01:11:08

that the winter mud Well, to be honest, I

01:11:13

very much doubt that something

01:11:20

will come out of this offensive along the entire front or rather a probe along the entire front, but but that is, this time, first of all,

01:11:25

Ukraine is faced with

01:11:27

exactly the same the task that

01:11:29

General Zaluzhny actually tried to set all this time for the

01:11:31

last few months.

01:11:33

And he, as I already said, was on the defensive,

01:11:37

strategic defense is a wonderful

01:11:39

thing, especially in such a situation for

01:11:41

grinding superior

01:11:42

enemy forces and And

01:11:46

once again, the Americans don’t talk about the twenty-fifth year,

01:11:49

but then after this

01:11:51

strategic defense, Ukraine will go on

01:11:53

the offensive,

01:11:54

but then after this strategic

01:11:57

defense, Ukraine will have the opportunity to come to an

01:11:59

agreement because apparently they

01:12:01

tried to reach an agreement with Putin and realized

01:12:03

that he again wants the conditions, roughly

01:12:05

speaking, of Gomel. You said that the

01:12:08

Americans are trying to sort of settle

01:12:12

Ukraine, relatively speaking, in strategic

01:12:13

defense and then try to come to an agreement,

01:12:17

well, come to an agreement fairly for the sake of e

01:12:21

conversation VM when both armies reach

01:12:25

such a state when they cannot

01:12:27

turn the tide on the battlefield then, in

01:12:29

fact, everyone will sit down for

01:12:31

negotiations even then it sounded a year

01:12:32

ago now this is again, you remembered

01:12:35

this, yes, you remembered that there was some kind of

01:12:38

negotiation cycle that had already been defined before this, that is, in other words,

01:12:42

even if America tries to come to an agreement

01:12:45

somehow, will Ukraine be able to

01:12:46

oppose it with something?

01:12:49

And look, let’s be the first to be

01:12:52

realistic, and this the war will not end with

01:12:55

the return of the borders of the ninety-first

01:12:57

year, at least I Well, everything can

01:13:00

change, but I can’t

01:13:02

imagine as of today this

01:13:06

state has changed many times,

01:13:08

and secondly, the whole strategy of Ukraine so

01:13:12

far has been built on getting

01:13:14

Western

01:13:15

help and ended with Ukraine

01:13:19

was put on such a military

01:13:22

welfare - this is generally a very bad thing,

01:13:26

and the welfare, on the one hand, gives a person the

01:13:30

necessary minimum existence and on

01:13:32

the other hand, it gives him absolutely

01:13:34

incentives to somehow turn around on his

01:13:37

own, and I’ll even give you this example:

01:13:42

I was talking to my friend once a

01:13:45

major Russian businessman who

01:13:47

was going to build a plant in North

01:13:49

Ossetia and the local president told

01:13:52

us your plant isn’t

01:13:54

he went crazy and said How can there be so much of

01:13:57

this, these will be taxes There will be

01:13:59

jobs there And why do we need your

01:14:02

taxes, the president of North Ossetia said

01:14:06

everything you bring to me

01:14:09

as taxes will be deducted from

01:14:12

federal transfers,

01:14:15

that is, really. We just

01:14:20

discussed why a

01:14:24

sufficient number of drones were stolen. And I

01:14:26

think that somehow it’s not sad, one of the

01:14:28

answers is that well, how A

01:14:32

if Ukraine started producing

01:14:34

drones in huge quantities, then

01:14:36

American officials said listen to

01:14:40

such good drones, why do you

01:14:41

need shells? Well, why do you need atams?

01:14:45

Yes, why do you need atams with your

01:14:48

drones

01:14:50

and this is how the welfare is corrupted

01:14:54

and in this sense this

01:14:59

strategy is there Abroad for us

01:15:02

the West will help us,

01:15:05

it ends with us seeing that

01:15:08

Foreign countries are turning up their noses and Germany is

01:15:12

supplying 250 shells and an

01:15:16

article appears that the strategy of the Germans and

01:15:19

Americans is

01:15:22

not to speak directly, but by our actions

01:15:25

to show him that it is necessary to negotiate, but the

01:15:32

question that will have to be negotiated will be Ukraine Will Ukraine negotiate from a

01:15:35

position of strength? What

01:15:38

position will

01:15:41

Ukraine persuade to negotiate from, and the only chance I

01:15:44

see for Ukraine to seriously

01:15:46

improve its position is not to

01:15:52

tell Europe once again what it

01:15:55

means we need, although it won’t

01:15:59

hurt Never because that it’s already

01:16:01

completely clear that we don’t need

01:16:04

to hide from ourselves the internal mood of Europe and the

01:16:07

internal mood of even the Americans,

01:16:10

we won’t talk about the Republicans at all,

01:16:13

but the only chance for Ukraine is the same

01:16:18

drones to start producing all this

01:16:21

itself because Israel is in the war of the

01:16:26

forty-ninth year he didn’t wait for anyone,

01:16:32

he fought all his wars himself, and when

01:16:35

it turned out that he could fight, then they

01:16:39

began to help him, this is a very cruel

01:16:41

thing in the world, which is that this is

01:16:43

how the niche said the falling one.

01:16:45

Push always helps the

01:16:52

winner,

01:16:54

after which After she defeated the

01:16:57

Russian troops near Kiev and after

01:17:00

that it seemed that she could

01:17:02

resist When China began to

01:17:04

help Putin when Putin was greeted in

01:17:07

Dubai with a red carpet a

01:17:09

month ago Do you think they were met

01:17:11

Sorry, not in Dubai in the United

01:17:13

Arab Emirates, in my opinion Yes, I mixed something

01:17:18

up

01:17:22

Eh Do you think he was settled with a

01:17:24

red cow a year ago? I don’t admit that

01:17:27

they could have their own interests there. The sun has

01:17:30

completely different interests,

01:17:32

but China a year ago didn’t touch

01:17:37

Putin with a ten-meter pole, I don’t know.

01:17:40

I went to Russia, somehow touched it,

01:17:44

touched it a little. I mean that China He did

01:17:47

n’t

01:17:49

even bother Putin

01:17:52

and looked at whether it would be more profitable to sell

01:17:55

Putin or what. And then he thought that no, it would be

01:18:01

more profitable to use Putin as an icebreaker, that is, it

01:18:05

somehow doesn’t

01:18:07

sound hard on the welfare of Ukraine, the military

01:18:21

cannot remain

01:18:28

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