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our oil is up 6 percent All this

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after the decision of the OPEC club plus an

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additional reduction in oil production

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How much oil do we have 85 brand 80 From

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half a dollar to light Texas

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Just tell me Mikhailovich our colleagues like

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such detailed questions, what about us

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of this, I quote my unnamed colleagues,

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incomes are growing

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to finance the construction of

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high-speed highways and other

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other large projects, it’s true

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in addition Well, actually

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[music]

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Well, well, what follows is that behind this

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emotional price increase of 6 percent is

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quite a noticeable jump. I understand

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that any more or less the asset must

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close this kind of jumps, with a

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subsequent decline, trade

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the level of 80-85, will the brand or will it immediately

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go to 90?

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Good question, I don’t know yet. The

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fact is that I’m not a

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macroeconomist and I deal with such

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global strategic trends.

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While it can be noted that

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Japan has addressed a request to the

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United States of America to lift their

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bans on the purchase of Russian oil at

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high prices for the oil that

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Japan actually buys. This is the last

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nail in

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the grave of the Russians.

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So I think that everything is going well for us in

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this sense, but we’ll

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see what happens next. Well well,

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convince me of what exactly

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should I eat reacted to the statement of the

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guardianship plus the reduction in oil production, saying

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that he is monitoring the situation, and so on and

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so forth We have no special

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comments, we are certainly monitoring the

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situation as in general, in principle, this is such a

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meaningless statement

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you can interpret this, but it’s just such a

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routine formulation, or they

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really are analyzing something there, you

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want me to translate it into Russian

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[music]

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and completely ignore the world economy,

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and for this reason we say that

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I’m interested in looking at a

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certain point that might we can talk

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about some kind of stability May come

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before the end of this year, again if everyone

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complies with the agreements on

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additional production cuts From

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May to the end of 23, 1.1 million

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barrels per day Well, okay, we

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can’t even talk about one tenth because for

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us this is not so important in the grand

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scheme of things But we also know that Russia

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has made a voluntary reduction in

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hydrocarbon production by

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half a million barrels per day,

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in any case, I understand, we can,

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if necessary, increase

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these volumes, right

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psychologically, we are now reducing but

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but now we want to see prices Yes, higher

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Here they are higher, the question of stability and

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price tags also arises before the end of the year,

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what price could be if the

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cases

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were understood at level C, I can talk

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about those

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global processes that are moving

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in general from the point of view of common sense, we are

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talking about the collapse of the world

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dollar system, what difference does it make?

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What will the price of oil be in dollars? It

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will be of interest to those who work with

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dollars, that is, it’s strange, but the bite is yes. So,

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accordingly, in the USA it will be relevant

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in Canada, it will be relevant in Australia,

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even the UK may be relevant. But

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New Zealand has announced the fact that

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she is going to enter the zone of Indian rupiahs.

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I understand that of course they will wring her hands

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for such things. Well, well in New

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Zealand it also means that everything else is

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not relevant.

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So I think that we should not

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pay too much attention to this topic at all. Too much attention

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is going on to a process that is important this topic is

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greatly reduced

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Please tell me, but the attitude of

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Saudi Arabia and Iran is global

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This is serious You follow them And you

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can’t help but follow them because they

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very actively influenced the whole picture

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if you look at What’s happening in the

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American media, then the topic of conclusion is

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restoration diplomatic relations

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between Iran and Saudi Arabia took up

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more space than the topic of the banking

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crisis. But to be more precise, in

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those media that are read by the elite because

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for, as it were, for the people What are

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Iran and Saudi Arabia? This is an

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abstract question And how would it be absolutely it is

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obvious that this is precisely one of the

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elements of the destruction of the world dollar

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system and the

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dominance of the United States of America,

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but I want to say that this topic has been

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continued, in fact, much

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more or less. The fact is that he will not go

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to the coronation of Charles III.

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This is fundamentally important moment why

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because today the question is being decided: Who

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will be the team inside? Will the

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British or the Americans command? Someone will say

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when such a Yes, how can the British? Of

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course the Americans will command the teams,

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this is not so very simple

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reason. The fact is that the entire American

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system of control and dominance

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is built on resource printing the dollar

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Is there a resource to remove, then the

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efficiency of the American

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management machine is falling very much,

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and in Great Britain there are still people

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whose culture is the old British

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Empire

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and therefore I do not rule out that they are in

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me this very August as the

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dollar currency zone its

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management system What if they charge their

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conceptual model they manage it

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for this reason, theoretically, Biden

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should have come with his

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fist and began to look for the guys, we will

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decide what and how it will happen. And you should be like

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my

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dog, when they promise her she wo

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n’t go, you understand, even if

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Kamala Ares goes,

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then little Harris can’t knock fist

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on the table and demand from the old

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British Elites that they make a pledge

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Well, the character is not the same status Here it is

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a picture, that is, in reality We see

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that the role of Britain in this very thing is sharply increasing

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and this is a topic that needs very

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careful study, this is a very interesting

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topic but Of course, well, look,

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let’s go back to Iran and Saudi Arabia,

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it’s clear that for now it

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looks quite symbolic because

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Ibrahim Ibrahim Raisiya accepted the

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invitation of the King of Saudi Arabia to

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visit, no dates have been announced, but today we

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spoke with an expert on the Middle East.

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She said that this could well

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take place in the very near future time and

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then and that then the restoration of the type of

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relations is gradually

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[music]

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look it turns out that for 16 years the type of

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relations was not the state of the Cold

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War of the Middle East scared everyone, the

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largest largest

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Israel is out of the brackets How, by the way, will Tel Aviv

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react to all this, he will

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cry

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I think already

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Yes, you know, because in Tel Aviv

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everyone is carried away by internal squabbles

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like this Yes, how could they

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accept judicial reform there? Don’t accept judicial reform, by

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and large. Let them

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figure it out themselves.

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Well, you know, how can I say this, but

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saving drowning people is the work of

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drowning people? I don’t like it wildly, just

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wildly I don’t like what’s happening in

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Armenia I don’t like what’s

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happening in Azerbaijan about Georgia. We do

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n’t even say that this country no longer exists,

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that is, Georgia

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is gradually turning into a set of such principalities where

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some local barons sit, the

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whole trick is that if the country is

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not is aware of what is

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happening. Of course, if a country that

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arose as a result of the Holocaust begins to

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support characters who are walking around making

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acquaintances.

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I think that this country is doomed,

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that is, the borders may remain.

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that they are the

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political elite of Israel do not understand

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what they are doing. That is, they have some illusions in their heads,

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for example, they believe that they quarreled with

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everyone in general, with everyone,

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the only one with whom they seem to

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have not quarreled much in recent years is

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Turkey. That is why I have a very strong

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suspicion that Turkey will take an

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active part in the liquidation of Israel

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because the United States of America is in

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liquidation, that’s right, liquidation,

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liquidation. Well, you know, it’s like there are

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different types of liquidation, it seems to be there,

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it seems to be no longer there, but

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look at Bulgaria. It seems to have

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everything they understand that they are no longer there,

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or excuse the indecent word,

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these are the

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Baltic extinctions, but they seem to

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be on the map. And in life, you don’t have them all anymore.

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Yes, I agree, I suggest you turn to

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another story it’s connected with.

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Naturally, with the ruble and the Bank of Russia,

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look, the first regulator will freeze

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Vladimir Chistyukhin says in a conversation with

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journalists that the Bank of Russia stands

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for bringing closer the rules for

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information disclosure by financial organizations and

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issuers of the financial sector. I understand

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when companies publish all this on

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information disclosure portals, if this is what we are

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talking about, then this is accessible information

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for those who have a subscription,

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what can be hidden in In this case, we

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have a company that we report according to

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what financial reporting standards

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should be published simultaneously,

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but here it’s a little different, look for six months

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until July 1, the right of banks not to

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disclose information sensitive to sanctions

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risk was extended, that is, to give them a

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little work is called having

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this canopy What is called I do

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n’t know I don’t dare to say maybe it’s

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relatively related to the fact that the

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banks earn a little more remember Yes

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no so that the banks accordingly do not give the

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West excess information, but I don’t

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understand why the

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Central Bank transfers all this information to the IMF So

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that’s the point you think

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Well then there are no questions and I’m certainly

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not trying to speak for the regulator and

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I’m trying to understand, among other things, what the reaction of the

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participants in the financial non-

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financial sector is. What sensitive

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information, but you can now get hooked on any one

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right up to I don’t know any commas there It’s

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like we’re all computers Yes, all our

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phones are either Samsung or you

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have illusions that all the information in the

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West is absolutely not everything is

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international history in the West

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doubts that Emmanuel Macron’s visit to

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the Middle Kingdom will bring the desired

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results of

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rapprochement with Vladimir Putin

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I think they are there they will send let's go

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macron is

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coming accordingly, it means macron

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is meeting in Beijing sitting here such a thing, I

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of course understand that the Americans will

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most likely start attacking you in two or three months

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and you will be restricted not to let

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your ships into the Pacific Ocean and in general

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behave harshly but you understand,

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look, I’m a good guy Yes, it’s like

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we’re all good guys here. Well, even

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Biden is a good guy. Of course, he

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will destroy your bases in the South China Sea,

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but this is solely, as it were, for the

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purpose of supporting free democracy. You

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yourself must love freedom and

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democracy therefore But Vova Putin is not a

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good boy That’s why you

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please don’t be friends with him Well, that’s how you

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imagine it

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Yes, you’re very image Yes, very figuratively

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you told how it should be visible

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Well, no You can, of course,

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say it differently so Dear comrade and

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we figured out that we decided that the

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Americans are bad people, they are

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ruining our lives, so let’s come

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to an agreement with you like this. We are opening our markets of

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the European Union and a quarter and are ready to buy

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consumer goods from China. There really

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is one small subtle point. The fact is

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that this contradicts ours, as it were

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internal rules regarding quotas, but we are

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starting to revise them, and we and we

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promise you that in eight years the first

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Chinese goods will begin to arrive on

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our markets, or well, maybe even

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in seven years,

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what kind of kindergarten I don’t understand.

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You’ll understand right away Yes, this is all for what they sent

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macaroni there I think that macaroni should

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say something that I really don’t

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want to say. Well, relatively speaking,

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you know that Putin can do this and that in

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Ukraine.

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Well, for example, Putin can send a rocket and

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hit the

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Three Gorges Dam, we ca

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n’t hit the Three Gorges Dam because

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there are powerful air defense systems and we don’t have a

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missile that can overcome

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the system.

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And Putin has a dagger and he can

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launch this dagger from somewhere there from

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Mongolia, maybe and accordingly

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blow up the

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dam.

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Well, it’s nonsense, but in this I began to think that

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something else is needed macron to go there,

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the creation of a politician insists that

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macron will go to his comrade and convince him

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to influence Putin to stop

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destroying sensitive infrastructure

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in Ukraine, well, he will say this, but I don’t

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think that any of this will follow you,

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I don’t really understand, but how the goal, that is,

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macron will say Look, comrades, you

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here wanted peace, friendship, chewing gum, and

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accordingly Putin is destroying the

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infrastructure for which, accordingly, he will

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tell him to forgive Putin was ready

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to negotiate many times and you,

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accordingly,

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forbade Zelensky to negotiate

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and that

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the question was sent to us 8968 76 33 11

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Micah is asked

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whether you have analyzed the economic part of the

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new doctrine of Russian foreign policy,

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if there is something useful there, if this

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useful thing has a chance of implementation,

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it does not contradict the idea of the emergence,

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and accordingly, the details are that we are

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not doing anything economically to

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create this zone, this is a fact Well, then,

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accordingly, we’ll see, maybe they’ll

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remove Nabiullina, then we’ll start

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doing something, then we can analyze it.

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Well, how will we start then? This is a question from

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me, this is a question. We need to ask who

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will do this, if the eye will

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do it, we’ll ask him. Well, that is

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glazing is the optimal candidate in

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your opinion. Well, for now, theoretically, the

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glazik is doing this at the level of the

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Euro-Western Economic Union, which exists only if it

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expands. Well, let's see how it will be

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decided well, this is foreign policy, as

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for the internal internal history.

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But in our country, society must also

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Be prepared for external challenges What is

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called tightening up Maybe

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tightening your belts

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also needs some work

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I don’t really understand why we need to tighten our

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belts When we can move on to

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economic growth we can move on to

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economic growth For this we need to

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change economic policy

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but great And who then should

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lead I am

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setting myself on fire I’m not a political figure I do

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n’t know who someone should

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Ask Putin,

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you understand And in this case I act as an

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economic analyst I understand that

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if Well, how about another person who has

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experience in public administration I

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understand that it is possible by taking some measures that are

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not very difficult greatly effectively

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improve the result of our work.

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It is clear. Let's return after the news release,

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one of the messages has already arrived.

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Hello, we are writing Yuri from Lipetsk, from the

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point of view of the authorities, we have two

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liberal groupings. The Patriotic one in

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your book refers to the listener writing

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that the most effective system for

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the development of the country is oligarchic can do this

00:21:53

and that must be why the president does not

00:21:55

touch Nabiullina And the force so that there is an

00:21:56

opportunity for the emergence of consensus The elite is a

00:21:58

question mark,

00:22:07

this system

00:22:10

effectively

00:22:12

and significantly falls when the elite

00:22:15

includes comprador groups Nabiullina

00:22:19

is a comprador group She does not live within the

00:22:21

framework of

00:22:22

the interests of Russia but within the interests of

00:22:24

the West, so I would not do that I was very

00:22:27

happy in the public field, you are almost

00:22:30

the only one who talks about this with

00:22:31

enviable consistency, but Nabiullina is

00:22:34

still where she is. Well, this is a

00:22:37

difficult question. I say again that there are no

00:22:39

different reasons why there are different

00:22:42

reasons why this could be, but

00:22:44

I can you can see that I am a person who has

00:22:48

absolutely no way,

00:22:57

I don’t receive anything either from the budget

00:23:00

line, not from the Central Bank, not from

00:23:02

any PR that they

00:23:04

finance to themselves, these Cuckoos

00:23:07

praise the rooster for praising the

00:23:09

cuckoo, and so on, and for this

00:23:12

reason I can allow myself to say

00:23:14

what I think about,

00:23:16

says to speak about what others are silent about,

00:23:19

like Sputnik radio. Well, some are silent, and

00:23:22

some limit themselves so much

00:23:26

that they just

00:23:29

forget about it and don’t watch it. But a

00:23:31

completely typical example is the United States of

00:23:34

America, where

00:23:36

people who

00:23:38

theoretically should understand

00:23:41

what is happening with the economy there, roughly

00:23:44

speaking, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Minister of Finance,

00:23:47

Elen, the head of the Federal Reserve System,

00:23:49

and so on, the people who should understand

00:23:53

what is happening now does not fit into the

00:23:56

standards of a cyclical crisis. Well, yes, we

00:23:58

must give them their due. In recent

00:24:00

months, they have stopped saying that this is

00:24:02

cyclical

00:24:03

Although they use the word recession

00:24:06

quite regularly,

00:24:08

they cannot write what is happening. It is of

00:24:11

course very fascinating to watch how

00:24:13

they

00:24:15

Anton Silanov, the head of the Ministry of Finance,

00:24:17

predicts a gradual normalization of the

00:24:19

state budget balance, indicating that the

00:24:22

state deficit in January-February, according to

00:24:25

preliminary data from the Ministry of Finance, amounted to 2.58

00:24:27

trillion rubles approaching the annual plan

00:24:30

of almost 3 trillion. And I rounded it up a little, but

00:24:32

at the same time, revenues were a quarter lower than

00:24:34

revenues and expenses, on the contrary,

00:24:36

exceeded last year’s figures by

00:24:39

52%. So why is there a normalization of the

00:24:41

balance just due to high

00:24:43

oil? No. I said that at the very

00:24:47

beginning of our program I said that this

00:24:49

was an advance, now

00:24:53

production will begin accordingly. Well, something

00:24:58

is being completed, something is being launched and

00:25:01

accordingly the picture will change, that is,

00:25:04

income

00:25:08

but also Siluanov also stated that it is

00:25:11

necessary to change assets, frozen assets

00:25:16

of investors, the problem is

00:25:18

solvable, there are no operational solutions,

00:25:22

but work in this direction is ongoing, but

00:25:25

then how can all this be changed at what rate?

00:25:27

What is called I don’t know I don’t know I don’t know

00:25:30

what that means force shows

00:25:33

when you try to analyze his words

00:25:36

from the point of view of common sense, very

00:25:38

often it turns out that what he meant was not at

00:25:40

all that is, these are the stock exchange assets of

00:25:43

investors that people bought on

00:25:45

their smartphones or these are the assets

00:25:47

assets ships yachts

00:25:49

factories

00:25:51

[music]

00:25:53

We have a call We have there is a call to

00:25:57

the number 8 495 95 95 91 2 Hello

00:26:02

Introduce yourself

00:26:03

Good afternoon

00:26:05

I am Valery Fedorovich physicist

00:26:10

I have a question for

00:26:12

dear Mikhail Leonidovich in the history

00:26:16

of our country there was the only

00:26:19

Nobel laureate in economics and

00:26:22

mathematics Kontorovich And so I would like to

00:26:26

know his Heritage

00:26:28

can be used today and how Mikhail

00:26:34

Leonidovich

00:26:39

Well, the question is clear Yes, Mikhail please,

00:26:47

but he received time in economics. He received a Premium

00:26:50

in economics, but he

00:26:54

had work. By the way, if we say this, it’s like

00:26:57

work on the spill

00:27:01

balance, that is, the Nobel Prize

00:27:03

that Leontiev received is also a

00:27:07

Soviet achievement because he

00:27:11

would have learned this when he worked in gas

00:27:13

terms from the twentieth year and then he left the

00:27:16

United States of America, he continued this work

00:27:18

theoretically. That is, he

00:27:22

practically used it in the work of

00:27:24

the Lord, he continued it all

00:27:27

and for this he received, but this is not a

00:27:30

Nobel Prize, this is a medal of memory in

00:27:33

the number the

00:27:36

whole trick is that

00:27:39

[music] is

00:27:41

modern economic science, it’s

00:27:44

actually not economic,

00:27:48

it’s very conditional, it can be called

00:27:51

pseudo-economic modeling

00:27:53

because in fact it’s done by

00:27:56

people who were

00:27:57

taught different mathematical

00:28:00

techniques, who take some models

00:28:03

that they like and attach different

00:28:05

coefficients physically

00:28:08

the name and then they explain that this

00:28:12

model of real economic processes

00:28:15

was studied by the Central Economics

00:28:17

Mathematical Institute I

00:28:20

knew quite a lot of people there And in general I

00:28:23

quickly realized that they were of

00:28:25

no use because they could not pose an

00:28:28

economic problem while there were people

00:28:31

who could pose an economic one the

00:28:33

task was useful from them, they

00:28:36

are like a toolkit, if the task is

00:28:38

set, you can use it to

00:28:40

solve this task. But if this task

00:28:42

does not exist, if they kind of sit and stew in

00:28:46

this toolkit, as a result they

00:28:48

create constructs that are completely divorced from

00:28:50

reality and we are very

00:28:52

good we see in the example of the West But these

00:28:56

medals in memory of Nobel have been issued since 2008, that is,

00:29:01

at first in a crisis they are issued powerfully. Well,

00:29:06

2-3 pieces a year. That is, it’s already been

00:29:09

13 years, they’ve been issuing 12 Well,

00:29:12

good, that means at least 25

00:29:13

of them have been issued there and not one of them is

00:29:16

dedicated to the crisis, not a single one. That is, in other

00:29:19

words, what they are doing

00:29:22

has nothing to do with real economic life;

00:29:23

moreover, they are trying to

00:29:26

impute their approach and to the whole world I

00:29:30

had a funny story. It was the tenth or

00:29:32

eleventh year, I don’t remember Now.

00:29:33

Ostankino Economic Forum I

00:29:35

moderated there was such a

00:29:43

large round table at which

00:29:47

these same Nobel Prize laureates

00:29:50

and heads of state were present,

00:29:52

partly acting on partly the former

00:29:55

there was Tony Blair, there was Wimcock, there was a

00:29:59

parody novel, there was Karim Masimov,

00:30:03

who at that time was the

00:30:05

prime minister minister and

00:30:07

Kazakhstan and was, accordingly,

00:30:10

at some point the scene came to a complete

00:30:13

dead end. Because these same Ig Nobel

00:30:16

laureates, they began to explain what was necessary, and

00:30:21

then there was, if you remember the debt

00:30:22

crisis in the European Union, and they began to say that

00:30:25

it was necessary to do without a deficit budget,

00:30:29

I was so surprised and asked Tony blender I

00:30:33

say Mr. Blair But you and I

00:30:34

understand that due to the budget deficit the

00:30:37

standard of living of the population is maintained,

00:30:38

but better than the Nobel laureate they say that it is

00:30:40

necessary to eliminate it. Tell me how much the

00:30:43

standard of living of the population will fall.

00:30:45

If you really make it without

00:30:47

deficit budgets, then Tony Bluff

00:30:49

waved his hands like Take me away from

00:30:51

these idiots and this

00:30:55

question was answered by Masimov who said

00:30:58

that the average

00:31:01

drop in the

00:31:03

population’s expenses, that is, the standard of living,

00:31:05

will be approximately 50 percent, that is,

00:31:07

twice. Well, who would do such a thing? It’s

00:31:11

impossible, it’s a socio-political

00:31:12

catastrophe, then there are these guys. They are

00:31:15

inadequate in a profound way,

00:31:17

and what Kontorovich was doing is

00:31:21

just one, as if in those days there were still

00:31:26

working tools, linear programming was quite a

00:31:29

working tool, but the problem is

00:31:32

that then there were people who posed

00:31:35

problems to these mathematicians, but

00:31:38

today they don’t exist And for this reason there is no sense

00:31:41

from them at all Well, they

00:31:44

remind me in a sense You know, there are

00:31:46

people who advertise

00:31:50

their services are

00:31:52

hereditary witches

00:31:55

there are some names they

00:31:58

invent themselves cunning Why Because this is

00:32:00

typical household magic you know how

00:32:03

household magic works,

00:32:05

you take it,

00:32:08

write the inner word Chubais on it,

00:32:11

put it on the battery and at the same time

00:32:15

pronounce a magic spell,

00:32:17

I name you Chubais And how will you

00:32:20

rot so that this bastard Chubais rots,

00:32:24

which means

00:32:25

he stole the

00:32:27

people's property, then you put a banana

00:32:30

on the battery, the banana rots and accordingly,

00:32:33

in accordance with the laws of everyday magic,

00:32:35

it should rot like this, and here we take some kind of

00:32:39

model, assign its coefficients with

00:32:42

some scientific economic words,

00:32:44

this inflation says how inflation

00:32:46

falls in our model, so it should

00:32:49

fall in real life.

00:32:51

Well, sometimes it falls and sometimes it doesn’t fall Like

00:32:53

now it doesn’t fall and what to do

00:32:56

Well, that means, what does it mean they cast a bad spell, you

00:32:59

need to find another

00:33:01

hereditary sorcerer or hereditary

00:33:03

sorceress, so they change them Yes, where is

00:33:07

Lagarde, where is Elin, where is Powell Clear, And

00:33:11

Mikhailovich, we have another call 8 495

00:33:15

95 95 91.2 Hello Introduce yourself

00:33:19

Good evening

00:33:21

Ilya Moscow city hello

00:33:25

Mikhail I have a question

00:33:27

How do you assess the fact that the

00:33:31

First Deputy

00:33:34

Head of the Russian Presidential Administration,

00:33:37

which is directly involved in all

00:33:40

domestic politics,

00:33:42

still has

00:33:49

[music]

00:34:09

[music] [

00:34:14

music]

00:34:17

so he is there accordingly would be

00:34:21

afraid of something, they say that he fled from

00:34:25

the Baltic states, I sort of only heard about it,

00:34:27

but treat him like

00:34:30

some serious enemy

00:34:33

Well, this is funny Yes, that’s why I would

00:34:38

have a philosophical attitude towards this, but at the same time

00:34:40

since he is the

00:34:42

Son of his father who enjoyed

00:34:46

great authority in the eighties

00:34:49

and since he, well, at least

00:34:52

nominally, is like the

00:34:55

head of a school of methodologists, I

00:34:58

treat this school with slight irony,

00:35:00

maybe under Shchedrovitsky there was something there,

00:35:01

but the last 25 years there are already like this Well, the

00:35:05

same Yes, hereditary

00:35:07

Sorceress Yes Pelageya or some

00:35:10

other one Well, okay Yes,

00:35:14

so I would relate to this whole

00:35:17

story,

00:35:20

we have a few more topics Before

00:35:23

the end of the broadcast hour, it is clear that the

00:35:26

story is with working hands for any

00:35:28

relevant economy, the

00:35:31

Russian government has decided to make it easier for

00:35:33

compatriots from unfriendly

00:35:35

countries to resettle in Russia under a

00:35:37

special state program, said Mikhail

00:35:39

Mishustin Well, of course, this is money, I

00:35:43

understand that, so

00:35:45

voluntary resettlement is reported to be

00:35:48

at the expense of these citizens, but we

00:35:52

will help settle here, I

00:35:53

understand correctly, there are problems Of course we will, but

00:35:55

as we think. In general, we should help our own people,

00:35:57

there are problems. For example, if a person

00:35:59

refuses Ukrainian citizenship,

00:36:01

now he quickly receives Russian citizenship. And

00:36:04

if he suddenly accidentally came from Georgia

00:36:07

[music]

00:36:12

he came for some reason.

00:36:15

For example, he seems to have a Russian wife there

00:36:18

So he came to me

00:36:25

on the one hand, my wife is formally a

00:36:28

Ukrainian citizen, her citizenship is

00:36:32

big problems with him, these problems

00:36:35

need to be solved

00:36:39

and everything else that concerns Well,

00:36:42

of course they can, and terrorists are

00:36:46

just terrorists,

00:36:52

they have all the moves for this, somehow it

00:36:57

turns out a little doomed They in

00:36:59

any case, not in any case,

00:37:02

the state works for them, you understand, as if an

00:37:05

ordinary person He is on his own, he

00:37:08

comes, he is alone, and behind the terrorist is a

00:37:12

terrorist state, keep in mind Of course,

00:37:15

the enemy, look how

00:37:17

essentially

00:37:24

Tatar you want to say that this

00:37:27

happened, what did this -the

00:37:29

boys and girls inside Russia,

00:37:31

in fact, the girl already said that

00:37:36

she was used in the dark truth, she said it was

00:37:38

wrong.

00:37:42

I can see you, this someone is not from

00:37:45

Russia.

00:37:46

Of course, the end customers there are

00:37:49

pulling the strings in the West. Therefore,

00:37:51

they will get through. But accordingly, those people

00:37:54

who

00:37:57

but it’s clear, look American history

00:38:00

Wels Fargo bank was fined

00:38:03

$100 million for violating sanctions

00:38:05

I think that this is for the elephant Drobina What do you

00:38:08

think Well, this is definitely for the elephant Drobina

00:38:11

But this is a warning Don’t go there, you’re

00:38:13

disgusting, you understand after the Japanese Yes, this is

00:38:17

already funny That is, here’s how you can

00:38:18

fine your bank for something that the Japanese

00:38:20

were allowed to do.

00:38:21

Well, that is, how is it, well, like, no one

00:38:25

or everyone, but what exactly? Remind these

00:38:29

analogues with the Japanese No, well, the Japanese

00:38:31

asked the United States of America for

00:38:33

the right to buy oil in Russia

00:38:38

because otherwise we have problems

00:38:42

[ music]

00:38:57

of course, yes, we won’t buy, we won’t

00:39:00

have any,

00:39:06

his capitalization is falling this year

00:39:08

by 10 percent. It’s still quite

00:39:10

impressive, almost $142 billion

00:39:13

[music]

00:39:19

Well, that is, even if he’s fined a

00:39:22

certain amount of millions of dollars.

00:39:24

It’s not a fact that of course, he will pay it,

00:39:26

but there are also lawyers working there who

00:39:28

will not be in a hurry to part

00:39:31

with the money, listen, what is this

00:39:34

story about then we are discussing Well, 100 million

00:39:35

dollars is not even 100 billion What

00:39:38

can I say because it is not

00:39:40

the amount that is interesting, the signal is interesting,

00:39:42

that is, the United States of America

00:39:46

for now I can’t refuse this idea.

00:39:49

I think that soon they

00:39:51

will officially refuse, but not yet. At the

00:39:54

same time, you can collect some amount for the

00:39:57

budget, why not,

00:40:00

of course they paid the banks

00:40:03

400 billion in two weeks. Well, just

00:40:05

figure out

00:40:06

that they don’t fall; events don’t fall

00:40:14

100 billion. Let’s do

00:40:20

more one thing

00:40:26

Why am I writing them because we live in a

00:40:31

virtual world

00:40:32

in which, by the way, everyone is engaged in

00:40:35

household magic, everyone believes that if we

00:40:38

now say that everything is fine with us,

00:40:41

then everything will be fine with us, so everyone

00:40:43

writes how well they are developing, how they are

00:40:46

Everything is fine for all of them; economic

00:40:48

growth is just as if for each specific

00:40:50

growth, everything is falling together, so I

00:40:55

write reviews so that it can be seen that in

00:40:57

reality, in fact, the crisis

00:41:00

continues and everything is falling, and then we need to

00:41:03

explain why it is falling, and then there are

00:41:07

different explained

00:41:10

For example, a malicious policy of a

00:41:13

bad way,

00:41:16

and they don’t consider their own textbooks,

00:41:20

and all the textbooks say

00:41:22

an attempt to limit the influence on prices leads

00:41:26

to the fact that they rise for the end

00:41:29

consumer.

00:41:30

Well, maybe they grow accordingly for the

00:41:34

end consumer, but for

00:41:36

intermediaries this is additional profit and

00:41:39

maybe the intermediaries lobbied for it

00:41:43

Quite a version regarding prices

00:41:47

Yes, we often talk about grain on our

00:41:50

broadcast that The signal is not very

00:41:52

good Maybe this is what you

00:41:54

have to evaluate right now Louis Dreyfus company

00:41:57

one of the world's largest trailers

00:42:00

will stop exporting Russian goods from July 1

00:42:01

agricultural grains confirmed receipt of the

00:42:04

letter and its contents. And for what

00:42:06

reasons is this also an element of the sanction, or is

00:42:09

their price not satisfactory, maybe or not we are

00:42:20

allowing Ukrainian grain through, which

00:42:33

means we have not yet, as I understand it,

00:42:36

withdrawn from the grain deal only at

00:42:39

Erdogan’s personal request? This It’s not

00:42:42

written anywhere, but there is such a trick,

00:42:45

so we’ll see.

00:42:47

I think that in the event of Erdogan’s dinners, we

00:42:51

will get out of the grain deal quickly, but as

00:42:54

for these traders, they don’t want

00:42:56

and don’t need to, you understand. The fact is that the very

00:42:59

concept of a world trader it

00:43:01

goes into oblivion because they can

00:43:04

only exist in the conditions of

00:43:06

single markets if you have a

00:43:09

disintegration of the

00:43:11

dollar world into currency zones,

00:43:13

each currency zone will have its own traders

00:43:15

and that’s all The topic is closed but we have a

00:43:19

huge harvest of 130 million tons of grain

00:43:22

harvested in the past year to believe Yes, as I

00:43:25

understand it, or that where we will find where to

00:43:28

sell it we have the Arab world that will

00:43:30

buy We have China everything will be fine

00:43:33

everything will be fine says Mikhail Khazin in the

00:43:37

program knows Thank you very much

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How can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "Страны которые не успевают реагировать за изменениями в мире. М. Хазин"?

The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.

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This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

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