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you really think that we will support this cheap and00:00:05
tasteless vulgar farce00:00:09
[music]00:00:28
What will happen if we lose what00:00:31
a provocateur you are Why did the democratic00:00:34
West so easily accept the absolutely00:00:37
democratic illegal power of the Maidan00:00:39
Ukraine was not invited to the European Union from00:00:44
the refectory to the table like food what in your00:00:47
opinion was the need for a special operation00:00:48
She has dear loved ones Don’t you want00:00:51
to think they calculated How much00:00:53
Russia is worth How much Russia is worth 20000:00:56
trillion dollars This is at least00:00:59
how tasty this is why we are00:01:02
fighting today because it is inevitable all this00:01:04
talk about tanks and so on, everything is already00:01:08
clear so that Europe only00:01:11
receives American weapons, isn’t it clear that we00:01:13
will win, you don’t understand what will destroy everyone with00:01:16
this tsunami.00:01:20
I know that you in some way00:01:22
predicted the events in Ukraine, speaking about00:01:26
our weak work with the CIS countries even00:01:29
before the start of a special military operation00:01:31
this is so, maybe even it was not in the00:01:33
thirteenth year in 12 but already in the00:01:35
thirteenth Of course everything was clear And I00:01:38
was in Crimea in the year 13 No it00:01:44
was It was shortly literally three00:01:48
months before the events of December Yes,00:01:52
accordingly, I remember at the meeting,00:02:00
Crimean Tatars, representatives of00:02:03
Crimean Tatar organizations, approached me. I said,00:02:05
listen, if I tell you now00:02:07
that this is bad, that there is no need to00:02:13
associate with the European Union. There and so on,00:02:16
to go along this path, you will say that I am a00:02:18
Kremlin propagandist, but I don’t want to so00:02:21
that you say this Moreover, if00:02:24
I also earned money, it would be like nothing from00:02:27
this. Let me ask you a few00:02:30
questions, you try to answer them. It00:02:33
will become clear to you and you will draw your own00:02:35
conclusions. I said, imagine00:02:39
an association with Europe. Well, such a small one00:02:43
can not very correct, but still00:02:45
an analogy, you marry another family,00:02:48
unite. Agree that both00:02:52
the well-being and the problem of this family00:02:56
will be yours. It’s true, I say it like this.00:03:00
I always say everything good about Europe.00:03:02
You know. And now I’m providing you with00:03:05
the facts and began to say. What’s bad?00:03:08
migrant crisis, but that’s what00:03:11
we’re talking about. But it’s planned, for example, to bring00:03:14
600 thousand from Africa Asia to the Baltic states00:03:17
to replace the young people who were traveling, and00:03:21
Ukraine says the country is bigger, and00:03:24
given that Ukrainian nationalism is00:03:27
like that and the00:03:29
same, and so on, where they will00:03:33
settle these people of Africa where There are the00:03:38
fewest Ukrainians and the most00:03:41
Russians, for example, let’s say in Crimea, not in the00:03:44
coastal zone, of course in the central00:03:47
And there are just fields and cultivated farms,00:03:51
they say they understand everything00:03:55
and they are the00:03:57
overwhelming majority and don’t00:04:00
support this, it’s true, I don’t think00:04:03
that I’m certainly not not so much It’s vain00:04:06
to think that I’m the only person00:04:09
who gave such an argument, but it’s a00:04:12
fact Indeed. So, why do you think00:04:14
our noble non-interference00:04:17
in the affairs of our neighbors ended up turning00:04:20
against us? As a result, we were so intelligent00:04:23
and well-bred, secular in the capital, we didn’t00:04:28
interfere in the affairs of our neighbors, and as a result, it00:04:30
all collapsed on us like a terrible00:04:32
snowball, you know With all due00:04:34
respect to my late colleague, may the kingdom of heaven be upon him00:04:37
Zhirinovsky, ours also graduated from something,00:04:42
he once said where they will go in his00:04:47
manner00:04:48
This is the first The second is still00:04:52
later The Soviet elite you and00:04:55
I lived in Moscow yes Well she’s much00:04:59
younger, I remember very well00:05:01
the 70s and the Eighties, she was all00:05:06
pro-Western, it was fashionable and in general00:05:09
it was all Soviet, somehow00:05:12
so big Soviet, you know, she00:05:15
was all like that, everything was considered very00:05:20
for the00:05:22
province of some kind. Well, there was this one00:05:25
Stolichnaya is such a turning up of the nose Well, yes,00:05:29
I am these same people, strictly speaking, and their00:05:32
attitude towards these Soviet outskirts00:05:35
continued to act inertially00:05:38
and naturally after the collapse of the00:05:40
Soviet Union there is no escape, even00:05:45
and I always ask, now00:05:48
the situation is heating up in the Transcaucasus00:05:51
there, Azerbaijan moved the armored vehicles, I00:05:55
checked there already military specialists00:05:57
asked yes our Ministry of Defense00:06:00
knows this Already the border of Armenia is microbes,00:06:04
on September 13 there was shelling and even00:06:08
the seizure of pieces of the territory of Armenia, in00:06:11
connection with which Iran spoke out and they firmly00:06:16
stated that we will not allow the00:06:18
borders of our neighbors to be changed like this and say I00:06:21
always ask in Moscow, Wait,00:06:23
when they start answering me in the same Tone,00:06:26
well, let the Armenians themselves00:06:30
figure out where to go in what yes,00:06:33
maybe this is some kind of insult Yes00:06:36
Like they are in the West or with us,00:06:40
listen, this is not a position A you about00:06:43
yourself, dear loved ones, you don’t want to think00:06:46
about you, this has already happened to Ukraine,00:06:49
Georgia is not enough for you,00:06:53
Azerbaijan is not enough for you, which Yes, you are already00:06:57
pretending that everything is in order with Azerbaijan.00:06:59
We have good relations between00:07:02
Ilham Heydarovich and Vladimir00:07:05
Vladimirovich on January 18 of this year a00:07:09
member of the European Parliament in00:07:13
Strasbourg gives a00:07:16
speech, Fiery, in which he00:07:19
speaks in English about what a00:07:22
terrible aggressor Russia is and what it is. It must be00:07:24
punished, and after which two00:07:27
Azerbaijani deputies vote for the creation of an00:07:30
international tribunal against Putin and00:07:33
Lukashenko, stop and Turkey voted00:07:36
differently00:07:38
Turkey wants a tribunal Over our00:07:40
president And why then did America00:07:42
interfere with the affairs of Ukraine? And we don’t have a wind,00:07:47
what’s the matter? I’ve already said that Europe00:07:49
passed on the baton of its00:07:51
dominance in the world to America and it’s true,00:07:54
this dominance gave a lot in00:07:57
Europe, really the development of the sciences00:07:58
of art, it’s true and they became like that00:08:02
what they are they really consider the world00:08:05
as their potential00:08:07
prey but they have aged and their energy has00:08:10
gone no dominance in the world did not00:08:13
last for a fraction of 500 years and this is what happened00:08:16
they calculated How much is Russia worth00:08:19
How much is Russia worth 200 trillion00:08:22
dollars This is the minimum00:08:26
to write How delicious it means here when00:08:29
globalization took off like a frantic jack00:08:34
and this was right after the collapse of the00:08:37
Soviet Union, that is, there was such00:08:39
growth, such crazy enrichment And00:08:43
one percent of mostly these Western00:08:46
people concentrated more than 90 percent of00:08:49
all world assets But in order to00:08:53
maintain this dominance you need to00:08:56
pull yourself to the Globe correctly00:09:00
we need military bases, we need constant00:09:03
intervention00:09:05
so that, God forbid, it doesn’t00:09:08
go somewhere in the wrong place, so00:09:10
it requires expenses, right, small at first,00:09:15
not very large because dividends, that00:09:20
is, much more haircut coupons Mom00:09:24
don’t worry and they are used to this system and00:09:27
look what happened in 2016 And00:09:31
who maintained this system of a00:09:35
nation state This is a00:09:37
transnational system of a nation00:09:39
state of the United States,00:09:42
that’s right, you are their American base00:09:46
and they realized that they were scammed by and large,00:09:50
some parts of the00:09:52
national American summer00:09:55
understood this well00:09:57
and Trump came, that’s why he said you00:10:01
want security to pay is connected with this00:10:05
because00:10:08
America has unspooled its national resource which it00:10:11
accumulated over the 20th century due to the First and00:10:15
Second World Wars, the maintenance of this00:10:17
system began to cost a pretty penny for the00:10:20
state of the United States. And now00:10:23
this whole system is for me very00:10:28
high-level IT specialists who worked in those The most00:10:30
transnational companies and those who create00:10:33
ideas for programs told a very00:10:36
interesting thing. They said that the system is00:10:39
at a dead end now. Why, because it is already00:10:43
clear that00:10:45
it will require more expenses than00:10:48
bring in dividends. The same thing00:10:51
happened in politics.00:10:54
This intervention was due to the00:10:57
fact that the system I wanted to extend my00:11:00
life not at the expense of even Ukraine. Ukraine,00:11:03
of course, is delicious, but not enough, like in this00:11:06
computer game. Yes, when is this00:11:10
Yes, somewhere here is a country that can have a00:11:14
large, powerful resource.00:11:18
It’s beautiful, but then our Elite realized that00:11:22
this is still their own shirt. Closer to the body00:11:25
because back in 17,00:11:30
Putin Khodorkovsky was released, yes And then he left. It00:11:35
happened by chance because I have00:11:37
quite a lot of contacts and00:11:39
naturally Western European colleagues, so I00:11:43
accidentally found out that his capital was00:11:45
arrested and00:11:47
frozen for him. A line of credit00:11:51
for 150 million was unfrozen or00:11:55
Iceland or Ireland I don’t remember now,00:11:58
but the main capital that you have is00:12:01
frozen, he doesn’t have access to it,00:12:03
and one of our very famous billionaires is also an accident.00:12:09
I’m not my company. Not00:12:12
because they are bad people. They just say it’s not00:12:14
my environment, but by chance, I got there. and at the00:12:18
table he and his interlocutor had00:12:21
a conversation about how much capital Who withdrew00:12:24
and they laughed a lot And they said that00:12:25
there this clever one brought out so much and00:12:28
brought out so much and the man He is polite, well-00:12:30
mannered, he sat next to me, I00:12:32
said Excuse me, I can ask of course00:12:36
please I say, excuse me, but these people00:12:40
who brought them out, whom you said with such00:12:44
ironic delight,00:12:46
they are not afraid that their capital can be00:12:50
liquidated. They brought them out from under00:12:52
national jurisdiction,00:12:54
he looked at me, he is a smart person,00:12:57
I say again, smart and educated, he wrote, he00:12:59
said, I swear, what are you saying? I immediately00:13:02
feel that you have never interacted with this area,00:13:04
this is impossible.00:13:07
And when, after the00:13:11
start of the special operation, I remember when00:13:14
I went and when Friedman shouted, I have nothing to00:13:18
pay for electricity in his mansion in00:13:20
London,00:13:21
but it was clear to me that all this young00:13:25
money at some point was especially00:13:27
withdrawn from -under Russian jurisdiction,00:13:30
of course,00:13:31
no one needs it. Sorry, they have enough of their own00:13:35
elites, they beckoned. Yes, they didn’t tell00:13:38
you. I dined with Rothschild himself,00:13:43
you see, I dined with Madame Rothschild,00:13:46
and so on. And tomorrow00:13:50
no one will pay attention to you. I just robbed them.00:13:52
Yes. this is exactly how it will happen,00:13:54
it was clear to me, but apparently because00:13:56
I don’t have a billion. And in the USA,00:13:58
rich people, the00:14:02
Rockefellers, still rule, in general, it’s not about wealth, it’s about00:14:06
the ability to00:14:08
exercise power over one’s own00:14:11
wealth, the00:14:12
mafiosi can accumulate billions there and00:14:16
power over with these accumulated00:14:18
billions he does not have, if he does not have00:14:20
power over the banking sector00:14:22
over the political sphere, it is still00:14:25
always higher,00:14:26
therefore assets are00:14:28
valuable in their quantity00:14:31
and the ability to retain them is the one who00:14:35
exchanged power for money will lose both power and00:14:38
Money definitely. The Soviet Elite and the00:14:41
Post-Soviet Elite have changed power for00:14:44
money00:14:45
And after that, once upon a time in Russia, in the person of00:14:49
Putin, she spoke. We have security issues00:15:00
in this sense, we have always been underestimated,00:15:02
as one American00:15:04
political scientist told me, let’s call it. Well,00:15:06
you’re a smart woman, I’m still an00:15:09
ethnic Armenian, you understand that00:15:12
there is no future in Russia I said nothing because it00:15:15
felt so funny to me that I00:15:17
thought stop stop what an interesting00:15:19
mantra This is a smart person there00:15:24
was never any future00:15:27
since00:15:30
it shouldn’t have been agreed at all00:15:34
Well I agree with something yes 1612 everyone said00:15:38
everything already Moscow died there already died00:15:41
altogether they sat in the Kremlin yes00:15:43
1812 further00:15:46
191700:15:49
1941 Stalingrad 42 there everyone00:15:53
says everything00:15:55
Well and such Where do you see This is the kind of country we are00:16:01
Who rules America today oligarchs00:16:04
or the president frontmen On the one hand00:16:07
yes00:16:09
George Taunt Elite which is such a00:16:12
suburb of Washington where the00:16:16
main thing is actually cooked decision, these figures are put forward.00:16:19
I’m not saying that00:16:23
the figures themselves are dummy, this is not the case, but they00:16:25
agree to become the frontmen of00:16:28
certain groups, not the president, you know, the00:16:31
president00:16:33
is not a manager,00:16:35
he’s like, what’s this00:16:39
called, breeding criminals, you know,00:16:43
he’s these conflicting groups, he’s00:16:46
put in place for this in order to somehow find a00:16:49
consensus among the conflicting00:16:52
elite groups at war with each other. And what a00:16:55
provocateur you are among us. In general, in principle, I do00:16:58
n’t like studying letology because00:17:01
then we have to talk about people and00:17:03
personnel, but the system is a system of power00:17:08
indistinguishable, that’s when ours00:17:10
are surprised What for example But how is it that this is00:17:13
why they won’t resign because00:17:17
he is slowing down Putin’s decrees The elite00:17:20
don’t give up on their own in a00:17:21
rare case you need to cross such00:17:25
borders00:17:26
You know that in the Soviet years00:17:31
people got rich abroad and so they imprisoned the chief00:17:35
engineer they tried and imprisoned the chief00:17:39
engineer00:17:40
of the Russian parties during the construction of a00:17:43
metallurgical plant in Isfahan, it00:17:46
was 1982 and my classmate worked as a00:17:51
translator.00:17:54
And her dad was a serious employee of the00:17:57
KGB of the USSR and even named the number, I remember it,00:18:01
140 thousand dollars to the00:18:06
left, he was selling something like that.00:18:10
I say forgive00:18:12
those who00:18:15
owe everything the KGB of the USSR is keeping an eye on everything,00:18:19
but they didn’t see anything from the very beginning00:18:22
what he was doing00:18:24
and suddenly she looked at me Kara crap, you’re00:18:28
naive, he says he just took the wrong initiative Why do00:18:31
you think the democratic00:18:34
West so easily accepted the absolutely00:18:37
democratic illegal power of the Maidan00:18:39
I apologize after me they don’t get offended, God00:18:42
forbid, Ukrainians Or those who consider00:18:46
themselves not Ukrainians, few Russians and in00:18:49
general citizens who00:18:50
continue to remain citizens of00:18:52
Ukraine, Ukraine was invited to the European Union00:18:58
from a meal to a table like Food, if it’s00:19:03
completely rude, then they found a useful idiot,00:19:06
that is, the same Ukrainian Elite is what I00:19:09
talked about taking everything away from them, too,00:19:11
if they think that they will preserve00:19:13
even the current environment, and Poroshenko00:19:16
and the Kolomoiskys00:19:19
forget, of course, those who have financial00:19:24
levers in their hands,00:19:26
world finance, they just realized that they are a00:19:29
weak player in the market, let’s see00:19:32
how easy it is for us it’s cheap Buy00:19:36
all these billions that are now being transferred to00:19:38
Europe and America, of course, they don’t00:19:40
get there And everything else was counted by the00:19:42
Western same elite, but this is00:19:45
excellent without me, you know the money, which is like,00:19:47
well, of course,00:19:50
for its own military-industrial00:19:53
complex there is one interesting thing here such00:19:55
a twist, but this is to instill00:19:58
hope in both you and your viewers, you see, the00:20:02
Americans are so carried away by the fact that they00:20:06
rule world finance, and they seem to00:20:08
dominate, and so on,00:20:11
and they basically brought out their real sector00:20:14
fu-fu countries where cheap labor is a00:20:21
Chinese miracle due to this,00:20:25
excuse me, please, but if you are withdrawing00:20:28
production, then you need such00:20:31
energy generation00:20:33
as before, no, and they did not00:20:37
modernize their power plants,00:20:41
but then they realized that in reality this sector00:20:44
needs to be returned if00:20:47
the military-industrial complex is brought to full capacity now, Ukraine has become a training00:20:50
ground for everyone In a sense, with00:20:55
all the tragedy For us, these are also training grounds00:20:57
as To be prepared for a real modern00:21:00
war, the first thing that dies As the00:21:02
military jokes is that it is a plan of action on the battlefield, but00:21:06
there is another saying that the first00:21:08
to die is true That’s because everything is00:21:10
natural on both sides strive00:21:13
to disorient each other But objectively, the00:21:18
United States needs at least00:21:21
one and a half to two years to00:21:25
modernize their00:21:28
power plants, where do they get00:21:32
Uranium for00:21:34
their nuclear power plants?00:21:37
Please answer me from Russia, we have enrichment plants for00:21:41
virtually 80 percent of the world's Uranium,00:21:44
especially after the French00:21:47
were higher than the moths, well, how can I say this somehow, the00:21:51
largest deposits are00:21:55
still there, 80 percent are still Russia, not00:21:59
yet And now, before the French00:22:02
were in Mali, their company Oreo00:22:07
supplied 50 percent of Uranium to the world market00:22:10
for power plants and now they are not there00:22:15
and there is the guy Wagner Well, we don’t00:22:17
send this logic Let’s not continue this logic, we00:22:22
send Uranium to the Americans, we send them they00:22:26
had good reserves, we made00:22:30
a lot of it, we sold it to them a lot, as if in advance00:22:32
Maybe we won’t send it, that’s another00:22:35
story00:23:06
and we get a00:23:07
temporary varnish somewhere,00:23:11
this is the work Combat work in Ukraine,00:23:15
it’s already all going in this direction00:23:18
because all this talk about tanks and00:23:22
so on, but everything is already clear so that Europe00:23:24
only receives American weapons,00:23:27
but isn’t it clear to you everyone00:23:29
already even understands The stupidest Europeans themselves00:23:33
understand that00:23:34
at first they didn’t take away Soviet weapons00:23:37
from Eastern Europe correctly, as soon as the00:23:41
S-300 of Slovakia arrived in Ukraine, we did Yes,00:23:45
the grasshopper jumped on the flour But that’s all it did00:23:50
n’t become And after that they bought a patrio00:23:53
which was much, much more expensive, they00:23:57
gave it to Ukraine for nothing this S-30000:24:00
was given by the Slovaks and I know what happened in00:24:04
Slovakia, some serious politicians00:24:07
said they love what you did. It became00:24:11
clear to them that their leadership is00:24:14
not just about the American one, that there is00:24:16
simply no00:24:18
national leadership, nationally00:24:20
oriented, you know, yes, donate it00:24:24
later for huge money, real money to buy00:24:29
less effective00:24:32
Patriot system to burn all of yours in Ukraine00:24:35
From your tanks all your weapons for this,00:24:37
well, well, look, not only this is one00:24:40
of the components, this is one of the components,00:24:43
there are many components and many00:24:45
participants, this world and politics, the00:24:49
whole history and conspiracies, conspiracies, and so on and so00:24:52
on. The thing is that I understand that even when00:24:54
you have one percent of the elite up to 90 percent of the00:24:58
assets in their hands, then within this one00:25:01
percent there is such a squabble that just mom, don’t00:25:05
worry, they squabble even more than with00:25:07
those on the floors below, what in your opinion00:25:09
was the need for a special operation?00:25:12
such a drastic need What00:25:14
do you think, in general I look at this situation I00:25:18
understand that the00:25:19
whole system that was in place was being00:25:23
covered with a copper basin in a big way00:25:26
back in the tenth year, it was clear to me I00:25:29
wrote a work on the limits of globalization, by00:25:32
and large, all this is a Western scenario00:25:34
from Ukraine did not go well since they00:25:39
had to redo the script and the00:25:42
statement in this entry of00:25:45
Sweden and Finland was planned00:25:49
in the old script00:25:51
and now they blurted out about it,00:25:53
so it’s actually such a shadow.00:25:56
Push, by and large, the same Erdogan. Firstly,00:25:58
he earns points for himself and00:26:01
secondly for him there with the second hand and so this is the00:26:03
most you know how the Germans say00:26:05
they applaud with one hand there is such a joke the00:26:08
Germans have not loudly Yes, something like that00:26:12
takes place there because look00:26:14
what is happening with this half-dan who00:26:16
lives the Koran In front of the Turkish embassy,00:26:19
it’s true, before the Russian embassy but00:26:21
that’s another story and he was addressed00:26:24
directly to Ramzan Kadyrov and Kadyrov Well,00:26:28
we’ll skip that now But he’s in front of the00:26:30
Turkish embassy And what does Erdogan need?00:26:33
Erdogan needs Turkey to be the leader of the00:26:36
Islamic world00:26:37
and he’s playing these points for him. Yes, there’s a00:26:40
portrait of Erdogan trampling on, and so on.00:26:43
what a bad Erdogan And Erdogan is00:26:45
gaining points in the Muslim world where he is00:26:47
treated poorly00:26:50
in the Arab world00:26:52
Well, very Generally Turkey is very reserved,00:26:56
they all remember about the Ottoman Empire,00:26:58
programs on their television show how they were00:27:01
killed, how they were humiliated by the Arabs. In00:27:04
general, that is, the West is now promoting00:27:07
Turkey how the leaders of the Islamic world are very00:27:09
interesting: Pakistan, Hungary is nominating00:27:15
Erdogan for the Nobel Peace Prize,00:27:18
Ukraine and for everything there are no00:27:22
Western sanctions, but the northern streams00:27:25
were blown up and that those who blew up did00:27:27
n’t know at all that all00:27:29
our Russian pipeline gas would go00:27:32
through Turkey. So what?00:27:34
They are playing00:27:35
for what purpose do00:27:40
we need an instrument so00:27:42
that in the future of this world there must somehow00:27:45
be some kind of manager on the floor below you,00:27:48
what the British said through the mouth of00:27:52
columnist Alista Rakhita Well, all00:27:55
empires someday fall apart and00:27:58
give oaks Yes, so America went00:28:01
down with the mountains are rapidly rolling,00:28:04
this was written in plain text in00:28:07
esoteric literature, it’s time for us to use our own hands00:28:10
Process management a word about00:28:13
Britain, how did British intelligence00:28:15
know the exact date of the start of a special00:28:18
military operation, their agents are good, they have00:28:20
mi6 agents, well, they are00:28:24
not acting through illegal intelligence,00:28:26
but through agents, but we, on the contrary, are the00:28:30
strongest, as you know, illegally in00:28:33
Russia,00:28:36
British agents, hats off, we00:28:39
still have to respect the00:28:42
highest points for BMW, and the00:28:46
agents that have been created in different countries are00:28:47
families, this generation, this00:28:51
decade of centuries,00:28:53
and here too, and to this day for now, of course, Well,00:28:57
I don’t know that we don’t have Britain’s own00:28:59
agents,00:29:00
but that’s normal, you know, in fact, somehow the00:29:03
world works like that. Well, what should we do? There are always00:29:06
special services for the security of00:29:08
the country, but there’s no need to condemn everyone,00:29:12
they do that, there is legal intelligence,00:29:15
for example, you know that there is a legal one00:29:18
intelligence That, for example, a representative of the00:29:20
French CIA, he is normally00:29:24
accredited here in Moscow at the embassy,00:29:28
for example, here is an American representative.00:29:30
If the CIA wants, he can call me,00:29:34
he has the right, but I don’t have access to00:29:38
secrets, you know, yes, he can, for example,00:29:40
call me, but from him and say three00:29:43
to Alexander we would like to consult with you,00:29:45
we’ll even pay you for it.00:29:48
Could you please talk about this topic,00:29:51
but I’m asking you so Avito, let’s assume it’s00:29:55
not even forbidden, you know. It’s00:29:57
not forbidden at all.00:29:58
I don’t go to the embassy right away, but00:30:02
nevertheless, Yes, now I I’ll become an agent00:30:04
after the law, but before that it’s generally in00:30:07
principle And if not for money and I’ll say00:30:10
no of your money. Well, of course in such00:30:13
cases, of course they’ll probably00:30:15
offer you an envelope, but I don’t go00:30:17
for self-justification.00:30:20
There were such offers. There were such offers in the00:30:23
coming year. Yes, of course there were.00:30:26
this is a normal conversation, this is nothing special about00:30:29
this, it’s normal, it’s00:30:31
officially a question of agents, it’s like00:30:33
recruitment or what is this, this consultation does00:30:37
n’t concern you at all, in principle,00:30:39
this scenario is a format of00:30:42
recruitment for agents or is it like what kind of00:30:44
consultation is this at the embassy? No,00:30:47
they too they want to understand00:30:49
some issues, you know, and I had one like this.00:30:52
For example, I00:30:54
consulted with the00:30:56
staff of the French embassy several times, they00:30:59
gave me questions. I was surprised at how00:31:01
these questions were composed until00:31:03
I realized that their agents were00:31:06
giving them information that they would really00:31:08
like to hear, but they also, apparently,00:31:12
not all fools are true, and they wanted to00:31:14
check, double-check and invite a00:31:16
person who does not depend on them in any way00:31:19
and ask00:31:22
the agents, she often seems to00:31:25
really try to say what00:31:27
the authorities like, so in the West00:31:31
there is no real picture of the internal00:31:33
situation here today,00:31:35
not according to any parameters because they00:31:38
still say what they want to hear,00:31:40
they say what they like, and here00:31:44
we also report to him what he00:31:48
wants to hear, it’s difficult to say00:31:51
I think that partly this is always the place00:31:54
to be because00:31:56
after00:31:59
this is a very well-known episode from the00:32:03
history of our intelligence services from the past00:32:06
there, almost 70 years have passed,00:32:09
it’s not a secret00:32:13
when Khrushchev started in00:32:17
general. This is what initiated the00:32:20
debunking of00:32:22
Stalin’s personality cult,00:32:25
then a very interesting process began in China00:32:28
and our intelligence began to00:32:31
warn00:32:33
these people about this and in general they warned00:32:37
that not everything is so simple even yet pier,00:32:40
these people were recalled, demoted,00:32:43
and so on. Everyone saw this. And00:32:45
then when everything had already happened. That there was00:32:48
almost a break in relations.00:32:53
Well, before00:32:54
serious events happened, ours, as it were, a00:32:58
disengagement with China,00:33:00
everything. But how about this, and this is why, when00:33:04
you were previously brewing revolutionary events,00:33:09
our observant citizens00:33:12
discussed these events, this is in00:33:15
the minutes of00:33:16
the meeting of the park bureau of the embassy,00:33:19
but Moscow did not send anything, so it00:33:23
was out of the blue, the revolution in00:33:25
Iran is Islamic00:33:27
because they were afraid, today they are also00:33:29
afraid. Well, surely someone is afraid. This is how the00:33:34
system is built the system Yes, it’s built that way.00:33:36
Therefore, we always need to00:33:38
take this into account, do it so that we are not afraid,00:33:40
you understand, we need a really00:33:43
real picture. And what really is.00:33:46
Now comes the Age of knowing the00:33:51
acute sense of the present. We are moving away from00:33:54
virtuality. So we are approaching00:33:57
reality and a very sharp return, and00:34:02
maybe almost shocking Especially for00:34:05
young people, for me, no, I’m still not00:34:07
young people, I’m like, stop, the generation00:34:10
that00:34:11
connects,00:34:13
establishes connections between times and for me,00:34:17
therefore, it’s extremely important there, let’s say as a00:34:19
grandson, I’m00:34:21
somehow a grandson, he’s wonderfully00:34:25
advanced, you’ll lose it all and I’ll00:34:30
somehow- then00:34:32
I was worried about this and began to talk to him,00:34:35
especially since at night he00:34:37
played all sorts of Angry Birds under the blanket,00:34:41
I decided to tell him where00:34:43
Angry Birds legs grow from, so I told him about the00:34:48
ultram program and so on, he says grandma,00:34:50
something is bothering you a lot I say you00:34:52
know in general, in fact, I know that00:34:55
you are younger than me. Therefore, this future is beyond the00:34:58
horizon, you at least00:35:01
feel better in your fibers than me and I00:35:04
know this for sure, so I am proud of you that00:35:07
you have mastered these IT matters. I’m00:35:10
just saying that I’m afraid that mine You00:35:12
will lose your heritage. But our grandson assured me that00:35:15
he read me a poem in German on this00:35:18
topic somewhere, since I don’t00:35:20
know German, especially verbally. I00:35:22
didn’t understand anything and I told myself, grandma,00:35:25
leave the boy alone, but that’s00:35:29
very important for me. this and not only the00:35:31
generation connected by the grandson Yes, because00:35:35
I say yes Yes, you are right It’s very good00:35:37
that you understand this so well,00:35:43
but also take it And it will help you, they00:35:47
like it I must say where00:35:49
Angry Birds came from after the Second World War, the00:35:52
Americans became they were weak00:35:56
special services very weak But they00:35:59
transported you look there Who was00:36:02
convicted at the Nuremberg festival they00:36:06
took these magnificent specialists from the00:36:09
German special services they brought to themselves the00:36:11
main educators of00:36:15
some Yes there00:36:17
were people these were the main authorities here00:36:21
Probably some kind of scent they went there00:36:25
brought But that’s not the point, that’s why they were00:36:28
engaged in programs that00:36:31
were developed in Nazi Germany in the00:36:34
Soviet Union, most of all00:36:38
with techniques related to the manipulation of00:36:41
public consciousness,00:36:43
they were excellently developed. In the00:36:45
Soviet Union in Nazi Germany00:36:48
we were not inferior to us, too, it was very00:36:52
developed, very cool00:36:54
Well, the Germans they took themselves and began00:36:57
to develop the business, so the00:36:59
MCA Ultra program arose and they began to00:37:02
experiment with00:37:04
manipulating mass consciousness on a00:37:07
big scale,00:37:09
do it here. It turned out that00:37:12
the Americans are kind00:37:15
and it was difficult for them to kill in Vietnam, they00:37:20
had a very hard time mentally, it00:37:23
became clear that they needed to be00:37:27
processed somehow their consciousness so that they would00:37:30
not react so emotionally killed00:37:32
20 people there and went to eat ice cream,00:37:35
you know, yes, so00:37:39
these games began to be developed for the military, but the act was00:37:44
because of globalization and capitalism Like the00:37:48
king of Midast, remember, he touched everything,00:37:52
turned everything into gold for such a gift I begged from00:37:55
they are gods too Why not touch00:37:57
everything turns into money sports money00:38:01
you can already see it yourself it’s not even interesting00:38:04
to watch the Olympic Games the same thing00:38:06
they realized that they can be commercialized00:38:09
and these developments00:38:12
they even went to the people00:38:15
there in them I Misha explained to my grandson00:38:18
that there is an00:38:20
addiction inside in order to cause human addiction in a00:38:22
person. Well, at least in its infancy,00:38:26
that is, he always wants to00:38:28
play with him. He has passion that he always00:38:31
wants to drain somewhere, you know, yes, he00:38:34
needs to use up his passion, otherwise00:38:37
he begins to go crazy And how is this00:38:39
connected with the war?00:38:41
Well, how is there cruelty, here is a person in00:38:45
a person to remove kill Yes,00:38:49
they kill like a computer game,00:38:52
you know, yes, the00:38:54
screens he is there, he doesn’t see people not00:38:58
crying mommy, not that there is a00:39:01
funny person there, for example, you were just00:39:04
joking with with his friend they look at00:39:07
the figures moving like on the screen00:39:09
[music]00:39:12
and he killed living people and for him it00:39:16
is Living people he doesn’t feel it And00:39:19
it’s being done to educate a00:39:20
generation of course yes well in which they are ready00:39:23
yes yes because it’s difficult to manage so00:39:28
many people and at the very least it00:39:31
would be good to reduce the population.00:39:34
This is quite obvious. Remember, I00:39:37
mentioned the report on the growth limit there and00:39:40
it said that there are not enough resources for everyone.00:39:42
Therefore, the population needs to be reduced,00:39:44
it has grown since then by half if00:39:49
the virus had been released. Yes, the virus was launched, that’s just00:39:53
that a representative of00:39:55
our Ministry of Defense spoke, who openly00:39:58
said that the virus was artificial, he00:40:00
then said it was yesterday,00:40:03
yesterday or the day before yesterday,00:40:05
and these biological laboratories that00:40:08
surround us and combat strains are already being used,00:40:11
for example, on the border of Armenia with Azerbaijan00:40:14
and in Armenia in Azerbaijan, and there is also00:40:17
a biological laboratory00:40:18
and that’s it pathogenic territories were handed over and00:40:22
naturally processed, but I’m not a virologist00:40:24
taking away competencies viruses then war00:40:27
to reduce all this and another third,00:40:30
it’s very convenient to reduce the people’s stuff Let’s00:40:34
move on00:40:37
You have a clear understanding of the goals and00:40:40
objectives of a special military operation00:40:41
Why am I asking because it00:40:43
all started with identification but it turned into a war with a00:40:47
unipolar world, that’s why00:40:49
we are fighting today. This means that everything we do in the world is00:40:52
connected with our motivations. And they are00:40:55
extremely simple.00:40:57
They are vital, that is, we want to live and everything is00:41:00
for the sake of life. And there is also00:41:03
material motivation because you go to00:41:05
work for you You have an account, you have a00:41:07
card, it’s true that there are material00:41:09
motivations, and there are intangible ones because00:41:12
you love,00:41:14
yes, you have friends, your00:41:17
parents will make friends with you, it’s true that this is00:41:22
not a material motivation,00:41:24
but at some moments there are00:41:28
accents, so it turns out that there are two axes, as it were,00:41:31
yes And at different moments,00:41:34
one or another motivation prevails and becomes more important,00:41:38
sometimes I don’t even want to live when my00:41:41
mother is there in front of my eyes, for example, I00:41:43
died, too, I wanted00:41:47
how I didn’t die there.00:41:50
But it was a short-lived moment. It’s00:41:53
normal for a person to be in grief. such00:41:57
when it’s all the same, so00:42:02
you definitely understand the motivation. First, we began to act in00:42:06
connection with vital motivations. Yes, and00:42:09
material ones, including our elite.00:42:11
I’ll explain this to you. Yes, it’s dangerous, they’ll take everything away from us;00:42:15
the rocket will fly to Moscow. Well,00:42:18
it’s clear, yes, the fight against the over. The fight for life00:42:20
yes, let me, as it were, We want to live and so00:42:24
on, and then this situation itself00:42:28
began to behave, you know,00:42:31
making a way for itself, it’s like a00:42:33
writer’s character, he suddenly begins to live00:42:36
some sort of his own life,00:42:40
not everything can be foreseen00:42:43
and this situation will develop But00:42:46
what is happening and changes will occur, a00:42:49
radical change in the entire00:42:52
world order, I’m telling you, it was00:42:54
clear to us00:42:55
and it started like this,00:42:59
so00:43:00
Ukraine Ukraine is like this00:43:04
What will happen from Ukraine is a very interesting00:43:07
topic and we can discuss it, we started This is00:43:11
for the fight against the USA or for the fight with00:43:14
Nazism, if Russia were such a00:43:17
civilization that would always want to00:43:21
dominate00:43:23
and for this to pin everyone else00:43:25
down, but with us it was simply formed according to a different00:43:27
system. By the way, we are not the00:43:29
only Empire that, according to this00:43:31
principle, the Austro-Hungarian one was the same as the00:43:33
Iranian one Empire So in this sense,00:43:37
even we are not a smart guy, we are in the world. And ours00:43:40
especially in this sense, this is how the00:43:42
main problem of the00:43:44
Moscow leadership subsequently00:43:47
Russian00:43:48
throughout history was the extent of the00:43:52
territory, the00:43:53
complexity of its structure in general, the landscape of00:43:57
everything. So there is a shortage of population because of the00:44:01
large continental extended00:44:03
borders and you understand the shortage of population, but00:44:06
all the time there was not enough population and the best00:44:09
kings were those who were with whom. The00:44:11
population gap, even if you go to any museum,00:44:13
you will see under such and such a king,00:44:16
it grew so much under Catherine, the00:44:18
population suddenly doubled, this is generally Hurray What a00:44:21
wonderful queen. so on This is00:44:25
our eternal problem, that’s why the Russians00:44:27
are mastering space, they didn’t destroy00:44:30
peoples, you’re not answering my00:44:32
question today, just answer specifically00:44:34
clearly and briefly. We started out by00:44:37
defeating Nazism. Yes, now there was00:44:40
something to explain to the people. No. Well, I understand it’s00:44:43
true00:44:44
now, as it were. unipolar world question We are00:44:47
with what or with whom are you with the Nazis or the United States00:44:50
now we already know we really,00:44:54
of course, with the Nazis formally00:44:57
it turns out that the United States is already at the core, in00:45:00
fact, as I understand it, we are all ready to00:45:05
call on everyone, including the00:45:07
United States, and say guys This00:45:10
world order is not Katya Let’s create00:45:12
new ones and we won’t dominate it,00:45:16
we all the time it sounds latent,00:45:19
you understand from our lips and therefore let’s say it00:45:22
seems like our leadership is in00:45:25
no hurry to behave harshly00:45:28
extremely harshly understands understanding this00:45:31
or feeling this I don’t know who they are with they00:45:35
are fighting I have the USA they are who This is00:45:37
this one percent who wants to maintain00:45:41
their dominance over the main00:45:44
world assets00:45:46
there is no why today they are fighting with us The00:45:49
USA00:45:52
is an instrument of this one percent and at00:45:56
the same time a national state00:45:58
this fight you are there now You see this is00:46:00
what they are fighting for Explain this way, Trump00:46:03
said to the USA now there is a group that is00:46:07
around Trump or who think closely00:46:12
because he expressed them. They are supporters of00:46:16
this kind of mosaic or moderate00:46:19
isolationism, they came out of this,00:46:22
as far as my memory serves me right, the First00:46:25
World War at that time, but before that00:46:28
they had a policy of trade with everyone00:46:30
to get involved in nothing,00:46:34
but nevertheless, but they got involved in00:46:37
everything as a result because it00:46:40
seemed very tempting and they were mistaken and one00:46:44
of the outstanding experts of the State Department is00:46:49
probably 12-15 years away, I keep forgetting how he is, in00:46:53
my opinion, Robert Seltov doesn’t matter what he said about00:46:57
what did she do in general, the guys00:46:59
pulled how I expressed myself at the Globe,00:47:02
they wasted their national resource00:47:06
Yes, we just repeated the mistake of the Soviet00:47:08
Union, they jumped off on time, that’s why00:47:11
in America there are people who00:47:13
understand and seriously make America,00:47:19
of course That’s why stop wasting money00:47:23
on everyone else, that’s enough, I’ll agree00:47:27
alone the percentage tells me it’s delicious, yes00:47:31
for now, but00:47:33
this is what America says, why are00:47:36
such and such greedy arrogant people and those who are also00:47:40
rich, and so on? You don’t understand what00:47:43
will blow everyone away with this tsunami, I don’t understand00:47:47
why I don’t understand. It’s very interesting here. I00:47:50
asked this question. to one former00:47:52
minister of the00:47:53
Yanukovych government I say Well, how come00:47:56
you reported this to him, he00:47:58
told you everything will be fine, everything will be00:48:00
fine, you tell him everything was reported to him.00:48:04
Why am I saying that he00:48:08
suffered like all the people who ascended to the00:48:13
top when you don’t want to get out00:48:16
comfort zone, you don’t notice that there is a00:48:19
blood circle going on. As I told our billions of00:48:21
rocks, yes this is a matter of Faith.00:48:25
Everything is fine with me and everything will move along this knurled00:48:28
line. And then there is complete breakdown and stupor.00:48:32
This is how it will happen, this one00:48:35
percent does not understand the question, but the00:48:37
rest understand well, one00:48:40
percent of00:48:45
presidents are changing politics No, this00:48:48
percentage can be won, of course, from the00:48:52
change, of course, that’s why Trump came,00:48:55
this is another group00:48:58
that ensured his arrival, this is the group00:49:01
that understands more and says yes. We are00:49:04
ready to dominate as America and cut00:49:06
coupons everywhere.00:49:08
Yes, but only as a national one.00:49:11
state and not as an instrument These are such00:49:15
transnational forces Look at what00:49:18
happened to Europe, which completely00:49:20
deprived it of its sovereignty.00:49:23
Sorry, with the high bell tower of the Leaning00:49:26
Tower of Pisa on our own population, we were00:49:29
all surprised when even Merkel00:49:32
said migrants, give me a migrant here,00:49:34
give me a rope, drag a rope here, how can this be?00:49:39
already the00:49:41
entire social and socio-cultural00:49:44
structure of yours is all going to hell No, we are00:49:48
multicultural modellers and so00:49:51
on, you buried Europe you once00:49:54
said. I will quote the only thing that00:49:56
can save globalization is the collapse of00:49:59
Russia and the seizure of its resource, not to save but00:50:02
to extend its life for a while00:50:04
because the system the system still00:50:09
can’t do more Why I don’t think so I don’t think00:50:12
so there is it has exhausted this paradigm00:50:16
it is the system it has exhausted its00:50:18
capabilities why only the collapse of Russia00:50:20
Can it prolong it Well, not even a collapse, but to take00:50:27
control of all our resources completely under control00:50:29
and then in fact, in my opinion, anyway, the00:50:33
fate of this system will be extremely short-lived,00:50:36
very short-lived, of course 200 trillion00:50:40
is not a bad possibility00:50:42
and it will somehow calm them down. But then00:50:46
I think it will be rapidly, again,00:50:48
to reach a population that is already on its00:50:51
way, and that’s all will not solve the problem,00:50:55
therefore, a new system00:50:56
of world order is needed when they did not ask00:50:59
the question why in all the sacred00:51:01
scriptures, here in the Tanakh there in the Koran in00:51:06
the Bible, there is a00:51:08
ban on the Judgmental interest00:51:11
Judgmental interest on00:51:15
giving money in interest Why is the ban a religious00:51:18
ban Why Because you can give a00:51:21
kilogram of wheat to your neighbor and00:51:25
to say, but when you grow up, you tell me00:51:27
more accurately, here are two,00:51:30
yes, but with money, no. And there is a00:51:33
ban on money. Why. Because they00:51:36
understood that in the end this would00:51:38
lead to the fact that it’s not something that is00:51:40
produced by people, and the most expensive00:51:43
commodity will be money. and this is how it00:51:46
happened: the one who works and the one who00:51:48
has production, he is not as rich as the one00:51:51
who works in the financial sector, you have00:51:53
n’t noticed this yet, comparison no, here is the00:51:57
one who produces something and This00:52:00
system can no longer work00:52:02
Because money is impossible to Drink there is00:52:05
that Russia can oppose00:52:07
world globalization00:52:10
about this, again, in different centers00:52:13
they said that yes And even by the way, a00:52:17
supporter of globalization such as Schwab00:52:20
Klaus Schwab or Jaco or who is00:52:24
one of the biggest avant-gardeists of this00:52:28
globalization and so on, they also00:52:31
looked at the world of regions but they believe00:52:35
that this one percent is conditional so as00:52:38
not to complicate things, that it will be easier to manage not countries but00:52:43
regions, that is, they have their own00:52:45
task. We can also create our own region00:52:49
in which00:52:51
we can well be arbiters00:52:53
to ensure the security of different countries, and00:52:56
we are probably practically in essence it00:52:59
creating So, judging by the way the00:53:04
United Emirates voted into the tutelage of Saudi Arabia,00:53:07
when Biden00:53:10
humbly asked the Saudi prince00:53:13
whom he called a murderer to increase00:53:15
oil production, the prince said that he00:53:18
would think about it and didn’t see it that way, and then they took it00:53:23
and reduced production, but he asked this00:53:27
one percent begged00:53:30
[music]00:53:32
no, that is, in fact, the holiday is00:53:35
disobedience, it will expand, they00:53:37
raised it by one percent, well, it’s00:53:40
about nothing at all. Yes, it’s simple. And it’s00:53:44
not just one percent right away, but00:53:48
gradually, which means they, too,00:53:51
have already understood everything, by the way, it’s the00:53:53
Arabian monarchs that’s all -they00:53:55
are trying to get their assets from there somehow little by00:53:59
little with whom we will build we00:54:02
need technologically developed countries and00:54:05
as economists say the internal market is00:54:08
worth 500 million at least with whom we can00:54:12
create an economic region a00:54:14
technologically developed country the Islamic00:54:18
Republic of Iran 6th place in the world in terms of00:54:20
nanotechnology, few people, by the way, it is00:54:26
ahead of France,00:54:30
and it is00:54:33
high-tech with an educated00:54:35
population of almost 90 million, and we also have about00:54:37
50 million. We also need a00:54:40
domestic market.00:54:42
Egypt is also not the most behind, to put it mildly,00:54:46
this country has a good education system. And00:54:51
we are building now there is a nuclear00:54:53
power plant there You know, yes In order00:54:55
for the00:54:56
new industrialization of Egypt to reach a00:55:00
new level, here are 110 million00:55:04
Egypt’s population is growing00:55:06
[music]00:55:07
add again to this it turns out00:55:10
yes here 200-35000:55:13
Well, and then little by little things are also00:55:16
gaining there And if00:55:19
ours the region will be affiliated with India,00:55:24
now they are diligently dragging the windrow00:55:29
Yes, this is Australia Yes, the00:55:34
United Kingdom from and00:55:37
[music]00:55:38
The United States Yes, and there the main base is a00:55:41
new organization for this New00:55:44
Prime Minister Velikole forgot Yes, yes, everyone00:55:46
forgot about it a little But the main00:55:48
strengthening is going on there and in general in my00:55:51
opinion, to be honest, these Ukrainian00:55:53
Banderaites who will master Western00:55:56
weapons are like landsnects. Well,00:55:58
listen for three kopecks because you00:56:00
have to pay your own people a lot, they have00:56:02
very little for any war, there are few00:56:05
combat American units. These people are tired and00:56:09
aged, everyone confirms this and And00:56:13
then they went through such a terrible thing, the helmsmen went through00:56:18
this war, so they will be given the very families00:56:21
cottages All I already have weapons, they are00:56:25
trained there in America in the British00:56:28
Isles and will be taken further Yes, India00:56:33
I say, and India is two billion And this is00:56:36
also a technologically developed country00:56:38
India is in first place in the world according to it, yes,00:56:42
that India started to come off at the same time00:56:45
as the Americans And how in this00:56:48
Silicon Valley Yes, where are the main00:56:50
all these IT centers joking there is a joke00:56:55
Very good I like it so much00:56:57
if there is a00:56:59
painstaking task Call the Chinese00:57:05
if there is a00:57:10
difficult task00:57:11
Call Indians,00:57:14
outstanding IT specialists, unsolvable problem00:57:18
Call the Russians, we are specialists in00:57:21
solving unsolvable problems, and why do they need us00:57:24
because gas is not cheap security?00:57:28
We also have combat experience; our response to the00:57:32
events in 1414 in Ukraine00:57:34
was a series of people00:57:36
who expected that we would create a base there were00:57:39
no longer going anywhere else, on the contrary,00:57:41
they were removing their bases; our base was in00:57:45
Belarus, Armenia, and very small for00:57:49
border guards in Tajikistan; all of this was all there;00:57:54
suddenly, a base in Syria and a00:57:57
naval base on the shores of the00:57:59
Mediterranean Sea, and that’s how the world00:58:01
woke up. That’s how it00:58:03
all went wrong so it all started with this,00:58:07
our reaction to the Ukrainian events was a00:58:10
series further, all the worlds were nearby and the00:58:14
Middle East began to become convinced00:58:16
that in general we were not bad guys and00:58:19
left not the worst memory of ourselves,00:58:22
but here we also have hypersound and so on and so on, and00:58:25
at first The West was burning No00:58:29
this is a picture this cartoons hypersound yes00:58:32
these are cartoons I myself talked to an00:58:36
American with the same one who00:58:38
told me that I am a smart woman these are00:58:41
cartoons I told who this is00:58:43
being told to even I am a philologist I know that a00:58:46
small nuclear engine was developed in the00:58:49
late Soviet Union00:58:52
You guys everyone clapped, I told him, that00:58:56
is, that’s who we are. And where is this hypersound00:58:58
today I don’t know. That is, it’s some kind of00:59:01
special weapon that for now Well, this hyper00:59:05
works, it’s all already visible, they already know00:59:08
what works. They themselves are close to the00:59:11
development of hypersound and for them it’s00:59:13
extremely it’s important how it works,00:59:15
in fact, what it’s based on, how on00:59:19
what principle the engine works, why do00:59:21
you think the countries of the East did not become00:59:24
our active allies in this00:59:27
confrontation? Why,00:59:30
but there is someone Vovan Garde, he went00:59:33
first, he00:59:34
’ll win great, Well, pay00:59:38
attention to Iran, very much to us. Although Iran00:59:42
says about the fact that he is a principled00:59:44
supporter of territorial integrity, but00:59:46
nevertheless, we see that Iran, which for00:59:49
so many decades has been patsy00:59:53
and00:59:56
proxies alone, is about half a million, and01:00:00
these are not citizens early on, this is the Mahdi army in01:00:04
different countries,01:00:06
excellent intelligence, all experts01:00:08
in this field claim this a strong01:00:13
ally01:00:14
for us is strong And what about China, at01:00:18
least Well, you know, China is still with01:00:22
all my sympathies and so on, in fact01:00:27
I said that the Chinese miracle,01:00:31
precisely in the conditions of this01:00:33
globalization paradigm, will be very difficult, it01:00:35
seems to me that I can imagine I could be01:00:37
wrong it will be difficult to rebuild01:00:40
because they were essentially console01:00:43
consoles of that system01:00:47
due to this, yes, a lot01:00:51
has been done in China for the national01:00:53
state, they are great, great, well done,01:00:56
of course, but the very breakdown of this entire system. I01:01:01
remember how Trump said in Davos and there was01:01:04
also a sedan in this time was Trump Yes,01:01:08
you all said it’s the end of globalization,01:01:10
we’re closing the shop and who objected to him it01:01:14
was the season no he said urbanization somehow it01:01:18
seems to me that it will be difficult for China to01:01:20
rebuild, you don’t know that it won’t01:01:22
rebuild01:01:25
Well, most likely, it’s01:01:28
definitely not against us against this is also01:01:32
important What benefit for Russia01:01:34
follows from Friendship with Iran in order01:01:37
to strengthen our position in the world and we01:01:40
would have a good life In this regard, we would01:01:43
control world trade routes01:01:47
and would also receive our income from this,01:01:52
but not much spent,01:01:55
then we need to be present in a number of points on the01:01:59
globe, we are present, this is01:02:02
very good Crimea is very important there are such01:02:05
points01:02:06
the Americans are very interesting or01:02:10
something, they developed this system These are just01:02:13
such key points in the world01:02:15
where you need to be if you want to01:02:19
receive or control the situation as01:02:23
such, here is Crimea such a point series such a01:02:26
point01:02:29
We have a very difficult access01:02:32
to a very active region where01:02:37
world trade takes place, there are sea routes of01:02:40
world trade, this is the Indian Ocean but01:02:43
far away we fall in love Yes, to put it mildly, yes,01:02:46
it’s generally just horror, even of the Mediterranean01:02:49
in the end Yes, through and these are very01:02:53
vulnerable01:02:55
communications, it’s easy to block01:02:58
some dry cargo ship in the Soviet01:03:01
Canal, you have to sail, you know, or01:03:06
Sailing from Vladivostok is far away, the costs01:03:10
are high,01:03:12
and Iran is the Caspian Sea Volga The01:03:15
Caspian Sea is Iran and the01:03:19
port of Chebar01:03:22
and they let us in there and we are there now With01:03:25
amazing regularity, we conduct01:03:27
naval exercises01:03:29
in Iran; it has a unique01:03:33
geostrategic position on the01:03:35
globe; it is unique; it goes into the heart of Asia01:03:40
and into the World Ocean. And Iran, just like that for an01:03:44
appetizer. The icing on the cake controls the01:03:47
army strait through which 6001:03:49
percent of world oil trade goes01:03:53
and if and As the Americans say, and01:03:57
now we are together for you, you are interfering with Israel.01:04:00
We are not enough for you now. How the Iranians will shy away,01:04:03
so01:04:05
they said, we outplayed Barboski01:04:07
correctly, it’s easy,01:04:10
how with this friendship with Iran, not to01:04:12
quarrel with Israel. But what do you01:04:15
mean by the concept of friendship in this01:04:17
case? ally I don’t believe you know I’m01:04:21
interested in Real politics Our interests in the01:04:25
short and medium01:04:28
term clearly coincide01:04:31
and what will happen then I don’t know you live01:04:34
today No it’s not today we just01:04:38
see and they see that we do01:04:42
n’t need them to be eaten we don’t have the resource for01:04:46
this to be eaten we don’t need to conquer01:04:48
Iran, we don’t need that, they understand,01:04:54
and we understand that they don’t need us, in general,01:04:58
Erdogan needs it, he took the01:05:01
Turkic regions, he opened his01:05:04
college there, Yakutia, there are even Belarus in01:05:07
Kaliningrad, there are Turkish colleges,01:05:10
what the opposition is telling Erdogan01:05:13
to hide he says you’ve still made the road You01:05:18
spent money on this, all of this And01:05:22
you and I have a complete breakdown01:05:24
with primary and secondary education in our01:05:28
own country, Turkey, began to build a01:05:31
backup straits, you understand, everyone01:05:35
works differently, everyone, so he01:05:39
threw his resource on the external circuit, there is someone - then who wants to01:05:44
proliferate the Ottoman new01:05:47
Ottoman Empire like this to create a huge01:05:50
space Well, of course, there’s an01:05:52
Englishman standing behind him and pushing him01:05:55
towards this idea, but it’s tempting to01:05:58
agree that the ambitious01:06:00
Iran has no such ideas And who is this01:06:03
Englishman Well, I’m really kidding now in01:06:06
fact But jokes aside, Erdogan’s personal friend01:06:11
is Richard Moore, the head of intelligence 6, this is01:06:15
Erdogan’s personal friend, you can’t Maybe he’s01:06:19
joking now, I’m just saying that of course01:06:21
no one is pushing him Erdogan A very01:06:23
talented, outstanding modern01:06:26
political figure,01:06:28
I have great respect for him, this is01:06:33
not a front, this is a politician really01:06:36
understand he is with us according to you He is with us01:06:40
if he votes01:06:42
[music]01:06:44
good at the same time Let him01:06:46
try to organize negotiations between01:06:47
Zelensky and Putin you understand that how01:06:50
can negotiations between Zelensky01:06:52
and Putin be organized do you somehow01:06:54
imagine this he states this at01:06:56
least this is what the same position you want is to01:06:58
declare for domestic consumption in01:07:00
Turkey itself01:07:01
for the sake of peace and act as a peacemaker and01:07:06
earn points for the Nobel01:07:09
Peace Prize, this is just please. There is no point in this01:07:13
and all this is excellent, at01:07:16
least in Kiev they definitely understand it and01:07:19
they understand it in Washington and in Moscow understand01:07:21
and no one, of course, even While everything is already01:07:25
becoming more01:07:27
clear, you know this whole situation, that’s why01:07:30
Yes,01:07:32
and Erdogan won points Yes, and so that he01:07:37
and the Peacemaker and gas through him and a hub through him01:07:40
and then through him and this through01:07:43
him a restaurant from him right up to Yakutia and01:07:47
Pakistan and so on, yes because yes01:07:51
Because the Turkish elite was promised that01:07:54
you will be Gauleiters in this01:07:56
space, you called the events taking place the01:07:59
era of change of Elites, when do01:08:03
you think we will see01:08:05
this change by the way that presidents01:08:08
are changing politics no Well, how can I tell you01:08:11
This one transition period, this elephant01:08:13
system Well, of course, this is for a decade, but01:08:16
in the first five years. That is, somewhere, even I01:08:20
think 25, everything will somehow be outlined01:08:24
who is where with whom who with whom Who how how will01:08:29
work01:08:31
how everything will be produced how will01:08:35
trade what kind of01:08:37
financial units the financial01:08:40
system itself will be But for mutual exchange,01:08:42
naturally,01:08:44
at least it could tell you more For some reason,01:08:45
this is what most01:08:48
famous figures in the01:08:52
past and Western Europe pay attention to. Have01:08:56
you ever thought about it at all? For01:08:59
example, in Russian01:09:01
we say digitalization01:09:05
and how it will be in English is01:09:07
completely different Yes, digitalization01:09:11
is not the same thing, but we say digitalization,01:09:15
it’s true that it’s01:09:17
not tracing paper if you translate it is clear,01:09:22
what is a number,01:09:24
is this word From what language,01:09:27
okay, don’t confuse yourself01:09:30
Arabic from Arabic And what does01:09:33
the word sefor mean in Arabic 0 0 if you01:09:38
carry out digitalization,01:09:40
then you essentially carry out zeroing. And you01:09:43
understand that on Human Awareness This is the01:09:46
kind of metaphysics It works, but when01:09:49
you talk about this topic Although you don’t know me anymore01:09:52
how they are seriously interested in jokes01:09:56
So I consider myself I hope01:10:00
somehow still me count the environment of serious01:10:02
experts But it works, yes Well I am a philologist I01:10:06
pay very much attention to words I01:10:09
know very well that what you call the ship So it01:10:13
sailed golden words So It works01:10:16
how it works I don’t know I don’t know01:10:19
how these mechanisms Work but it’s very01:10:21
important what is it called? have you ever01:10:24
thought about it,01:10:25
for example, liberalism,01:10:28
what is a liberum, that’s the root What does it01:10:30
mean?01:10:32
No, you tell me I have no idea You’re afraid of01:10:36
getting in I’m afraid, but you know me Everyone answers01:10:39
don’t be afraid correctly people answer01:10:42
what liberts are free Freedom is01:10:45
correct Yes, why is it in the English language01:10:48
Liberty and Freedom01:10:52
201:10:54
words01:10:56
free like freedom01:10:59
free different What is liber I01:11:04
became interested in What is liber and01:11:07
found out a very interesting thing that01:11:09
actually this is a proper name01:11:12
and there was such a very ancient god among the Romans01:11:17
his name was liber then he merged with his01:11:21
cult merged with the cult Bacchus01:11:28
is the second name of Bacchus, the God01:11:32
of winemaking and, accordingly,01:11:34
who was the01:11:37
king’s channel correctly Yes, if you01:11:42
look, for example, at a picture01:11:45
of a gay parade,01:11:48
although01:11:49
this topic is of course very delicate and01:11:52
slippery, but I don’t consider our country,01:11:54
firstly, homophobic because our01:11:55
culture does not have this at all, it is absent01:12:00
And one day I was lucky, I had a very01:12:04
serious conversation with magnificent01:12:06
people, absolutely patriotic, but01:12:09
who themselves announced to me their01:12:13
same-sex orientation. They said that they01:12:16
do not support01:12:18
what kind of law they are against gay propaganda. This is what01:12:23
they said. I told him this in the West,01:12:26
but I say, well,01:12:28
listen to01:12:29
them were not me01:12:32
Here is your homophon no nor homophobic our01:12:35
ours What do you call them gays don’t want01:12:38
this because they are people of our01:12:40
civilizations of culture and We love them01:12:43
respect adore them And if we know we don’t pay01:12:46
attention we pay attention to talents for their01:12:49
brightness and so on we are not01:12:51
concentrated It’s a different culture, so01:12:53
we don’t have any grammar or homophobia,01:12:55
we actually don’t have a question of our01:12:57
civilization. I remember the second thing01:13:00
these people told me. They said it was a very01:13:03
nice conversation. And to maintain relations with them,01:13:12
they answered me with the B word. I01:13:16
say01:13:18
they I should say, Dear, we are serious01:13:21
people in general, I say, Do you really think01:13:23
that we will support this cheap and tasteless vulgar01:13:27
booth? Look01:13:30
at these gay parades, this is a cheap, vulgar,01:13:34
tasteless booth. What is the West? That is,01:13:38
this is a reversal, you understand some01:13:41
meanings and pictures, so it is necessary01:13:44
attentively to everything and this is01:13:46
some kind of bacchanalia01:13:53
you said that many pacifists01:13:56
who wrote Not double and so on,01:14:01
you managed to convince these pacifists in the midst of a special military operation.01:14:03
So I’m interested in what arguments01:14:05
were given and what you said in response to01:14:08
them indignation about the outbreak of war about the fact01:14:12
that civilians are dying in the 21st century and so01:14:15
on And I started asking questions. I followed the01:14:20
Socratic method and I asked a question.01:14:25
So I’m a political scientist, I trained specifically in01:14:29
analyzes of political processes01:14:32
and01:14:34
theses thesis synthesis analysis synthesis01:14:40
and let’s say I understand quite well01:14:45
that in the processes that are taking place in the01:14:48
countries of the Near and Middle East, they01:14:49
agree Yes, of course, of course they don’t01:14:52
argue. So I’m telling you a verse in Persian.01:14:54
I can read it. I know the language and that’s it. Do01:14:57
you think01:15:00
there are areas where competencies are needed?01:15:02
You understand01:15:04
medicine? Yes, you doesn’t lie under the knife, then you01:15:07
understand about politics, that’s all the pique01:15:10
vest becomes like it’s a sofa01:15:14
Strategists Well, let’s say seriously,01:15:16
I’m still needed, they’re needed, they say I’m saying01:15:20
this, you understand that everything you01:15:24
wrote is No to the war on Facebook,01:15:28
you are the people who they are deprived of these competencies01:15:31
Yes, well, you wrote: No to war, what do you01:15:35
think? Can a normal person even01:15:38
understand that what you wrote is stupid01:15:41
because a normal person is not a sadist01:15:44
by nature cannot enjoy war, he does01:15:49
not like war, a normal person01:15:51
therefore what you wrote makes no sense in01:15:54
principle, because yes No to war01:15:58
always No to war at any time but now01:16:01
regarding the events taking place01:16:04
Let me also ask a question Why didn’t you01:16:06
write this No to war, here I am an expert01:16:11
on the Near and Middle East I can01:16:14
tell you that 40 thousand dead01:16:17
in Iraq alone lie under ruins not01:16:20
buried01:16:22
Danya So you want to say that01:16:26
the Ukrainians are of course01:16:28
worth a hryvnia more than the Arabs,01:16:31
but don’t you think that this is racism,01:16:34
what you wrote smacks of racism If01:16:37
you sympathize with them but did not sympathize with01:16:40
my Arabs who are not so interested01:16:43
in the Middle and Middle in the east I can still01:16:46
name you mountains, cities and events01:16:49
that you didn’t pay attention to. Yes, I01:16:52
understand that Ukraine is nearby and this was just01:16:54
thrown at you, but they offered this hashtag to you.01:16:59
And in general, But since it was a bohemian01:17:02
environment, I said, listen to me, my husband was a01:17:04
composer. Well, family such that I01:17:07
know this environment well, well somehow you know01:17:09
somehow I’m not used to this kind of people walking around in formation,01:17:15
talented people in formation, you don’t leave, in01:17:17
my opinion, how is it not And somehow you are all and01:17:20
everyone is somehow the same and the same Same thing01:17:23
Say something new, some kind of your own01:17:25
argumentation then put forward and so on01:17:28
That is, they somehow had an effect on them with01:17:31
cancer Well, when I already said Well, okay01:17:35
Well, yes no,01:17:38
they really fired at it or not There were no people there Not01:17:42
children died there, this is objective, yes they did01:17:47
n’t write before No, they wrote about the war,01:17:50
so I would say I would respect you very much if01:17:52
always01:17:54
and in any way, but this is not your01:17:57
competence And then they called you and said01:18:00
yes, and you decided and I’m saying this to me. It01:18:04
reminds me a lot you know, this moment is01:18:07
connected not with talented people in the field of01:18:09
art, but with this circle of goddesses and the01:18:12
public who Well, I apologize for01:18:14
bragging so much, she is also known to me.01:18:17
And on her topic, there are very interesting01:18:22
lines in the poem by such a01:18:25
wonderful Russian poet Nikolai01:18:27
Rubtsov, he is in St. Petersburg, he ends up01:18:30
in such a bohemian poet, there are such01:18:33
lines, but they are all seriously permeated with01:18:35
some kind of common nervous system. A01:18:37
random scream heard over the bohemians01:18:40
brings everyone to screams and to tears,01:18:43
this always scares me very much. I don’t want01:18:46
anyone from the outside. imposed something01:18:49
even correctly Yes, that’s who I am01:18:52
I must first analyze it myself whether it’s01:18:54
right or not right I’ll accept it01:18:57
wrong I won’t accept01:18:59
You see, they tell me there liberalism is01:19:02
freedom Yes, this is the party, it’s all for freedom,01:19:04
I took it and sorted it out with the liber01:19:06
you understand Don’t stop me01:19:09
Let me think for myself, I told them this01:19:12
and people somehow had this effect on them.01:19:16
I didn’t humiliate them or01:19:18
condemn them sincerely. I did it sincerely. I said, you are01:19:22
talented people,01:19:24
think for yourself, I01:19:28
can’t help but ask you. Although the answer01:19:31
is obvious, what is your nationality,01:19:33
Lord? oh my god you know this one in01:19:37
Dovlatov’s notebooks01:19:39
says the Armenian guessed 150 percent01:19:43
Why 150 and my GT was very01:19:46
Armenian That’s exactly my case I don’t suffer from01:19:49
150 percent01:19:51
xenophobia or attitudes towards01:19:54
any ethnic group01:19:57
I’ll say right away but I think it’s completely01:20:00
insincere when he says that everyone is equal, there are01:20:03
ethnic groups that arouse my01:20:05
curiosity, interest,01:20:08
some kind of sympathy as a culture in general for01:20:12
something, and if which I’m completely01:20:14
indifferent to, for01:20:15
example, the very beautiful Masai,01:20:19
look then look Yes, a01:20:22
Masai military necklace, that’s it, that’s01:20:25
it yes, they brought it from Kenya amazingly, here01:20:29
I am indifferent to the Masai, you know, for example, I01:20:33
never With all my great respect,01:20:35
friend Brahmin,01:20:38
I even think How bad India is, too,01:20:41
such a civilization never pulled me there,01:20:43
you know, that is, I don’t think it’s01:20:47
necessary to say that for me everything is not01:20:50
one is not the same for me, but01:20:52
anti-human attitudes towards01:20:55
anyone I deeply understand that01:20:59
this is criminal01:21:02
any racism of any attitude I01:21:07
feel it and this feeling was most likely developed in me by01:21:11
my teacher, an older friend01:21:18
was a great man As you can guess,01:21:21
ethnic Azerbaijanis01:21:23
here even well, maybe it’s not enough01:21:27
to analyze such a kind of my01:21:30
humanity that could01:21:33
turn into some kind of xenophobia, let’s01:21:35
say This man took it off forever This is01:21:41
my teacher I am a01:21:44
great great man who would be01:21:47
interested in looking on the Internet there are01:21:49
two of his texts, one is Azer Rustamovich01:21:53
Aliyev Excellent text, a01:21:56
premonition of an empire. And if you type it,01:22:00
you will get an obituary written by01:22:03
one of his friends, also students,01:22:06
Vitaly Averyanov.01:22:08
Maybe someone knows this because of the wrestling01:22:11
club. So he did everything, as if he01:22:16
was shortening it, and there are even some hints01:22:20
of this relationships How does01:22:23
your blood show up today, your national01:22:27
Well, if Well, some examples Genes method of01:22:31
analysis Although I Well, I think that that01:22:35
is, of course, yes, the01:22:38
Armenian culture and let’s say the bright01:22:42
personalities of the Armenian people are clearly01:22:45
absolutely clear that01:22:47
they always want to get to the bottom of it01:22:50
right here to get drilled all the time This is the01:22:55
best manifestation But let’s say Yes, I’m01:22:58
always interested in what was at the core01:23:01
where the point of departure of this situation was, these are01:23:04
trends, maybe this is an Armenian I don’t01:23:08
know everyday life01:23:11
attitude towards a man, for example, role01:23:14
relationships,01:23:15
here I am,01:23:17
I’m purely, even at the level of instinct The01:23:21
first thing I do is put it on the table01:23:24
if they serve me first there should be01:23:27
salt I can have nothing on the table01:23:29
I don’t like I love order but01:23:33
the salt shaker If you could have01:23:36
a camera right now you could see me on the table it’s01:23:39
amazing for some reason Straws01:23:41
because like this because this is the first thing01:23:44
that is put on the table because01:23:47
they baptize even in salted water because01:23:49
this is a sacred element that is still dead from Christian01:23:52
times, they swore on salt So01:23:57
these huge women of Demeter, they are01:24:00
now sold like straws in Armenia, a01:24:02
replica of to this Here They stood at the entrance01:24:06
here in the hallway and when the man entered the guest01:24:10
Yes, and the owner himself, he put this salt in his hand01:24:14
that he had no bad ones, that everything was fine,01:24:17
this is like the Romans Yes, they01:24:20
also brought their hand to the pinatas, this is shown in different01:24:24
films01:24:25
armies did the same thing.01:24:28
This is the attitude towards salt, for example, or the01:24:30
attitude towards a man, so I am very01:24:34
independent and so on, but for example, I01:24:38
could calmly tell my01:24:39
husband in those situations when he took01:24:43
responsibility for some family01:24:45
decisions on himself, he asked my01:24:48
advice, but never01:24:50
didn’t suit me Well, why do you take01:24:54
responsibility for yourself, as you say,01:24:56
even for example, if he could say that we01:25:00
were going somewhere, for example, to a01:25:01
presentation of the premiere of the film House of Cinema, and01:25:05
suddenly he could tell me, Can you01:25:08
dress differently, you know a woman there01:25:11
Why should I? I want you to put on01:25:15
something for that reason. Well, whatever you say, it never01:25:19
occurred to me to say01:25:21
[ __ ] you, I dress the way I want, like01:25:26
that, there, that’s blood, Yes, that’s01:25:31
blood. And what does it mean to you today to be a01:25:33
citizen of Russia, you somehow know I do01:25:35
n’t really think about it because my family, but01:25:39
still, a very long time ago, Russia swore allegiance01:25:41
back in the 18th century, so having made a choice, I01:25:45
sort of bet on this Civilization01:25:49
since the family was of course Armenian there;01:26:01
there was a conscious01:26:04
family decision. So01:26:07
I think our family was not the only one01:26:10
who decided this way; indeed,01:26:13
my kind of relative was Joseph of01:26:17
Argutinsky Dolgoruky, who was01:26:20
who came under Catherine so long ago01:26:26
at the word he was then01:26:28
looked after and cared for all Russian Armenians,01:26:32
this is so by the way in Russia01:26:36
Grigoriopol built several cities in Transnistria in honor of01:26:38
Gregory the Armenian Enlightener, he01:26:41
founded he founded several cities into four01:26:43
cities in Russia, somehow I01:26:45
grew up in this tradition, therefore, and among01:26:47
other things, to understand and how to say this is01:26:49
my Armenian ethnic01:26:52
identity post-thinking mentality01:26:55
in general what internal contradictions in the soul01:26:57
do not enter into and therefore for me,01:27:00
as if there is no01:27:03
question at all, as they say, you know, there is another01:27:06
side. I have relatives there; my01:27:08
grandmother’s brother is the artist Leonardo Benatov,01:27:10
very Konchalovsky, and so on, he lived in01:27:13
Paris, but my grandfather at my sister in London01:27:17
And so I looked like this during the Great01:27:20
Patriotic War01:27:21
and the Second World War more broadly Yes, because it was01:27:25
the Great Patriotic War,01:27:26
but we all would have01:27:30
fought Nazism, everyone didn’t agree, but my01:27:34
grandmother’s brother supported several01:27:36
families of01:27:38
resistance members,01:27:40
resistance participants simply fed baby01:27:43
once told me01:27:46
we lived on truancy because my father01:27:49
fed several families of01:27:50
resistance members 5 family we01:27:55
shared with everyone That’s why they01:27:59
laughed so much at school for a long time that I01:28:02
walk around in such rags That’s because my things are all that and01:28:05
so on he s even somewhat offended,01:28:07
he said that my grandfather’s sister in London01:28:10
collected 200 thousand pounds, raised 200 thousand pounds for the01:28:13
Rachmaninoff Foundation for the Red Cross, my01:28:16
father’s uncle was captured, he was a hero, he became a01:28:19
hero in Italy, he commanded a detachment of mushrooms,01:28:22
my father was at the front, my mother,01:28:26
lighters, knitted socks, here we are, in general, we01:28:33
will lose, we will win at the01:28:36
next stage because it is inevitable01:28:40
and that’s all the previous thing that I01:28:42
told you, even if we lose in this company01:28:45
I want to tell you an important01:28:49
thing. Those who are involved in military strategy know this well,01:28:53
including the military strategy, there was such a01:28:56
king, Richard the Lionheart, he did not01:28:59
lose either he lost in one battle All the01:29:02
company and himself and his life,01:29:07
so losing the battle01:29:10
and certain you understand part Yes,01:29:13
some component is not losing the01:29:16
company Peter Karl 9 lost to the Swedish01:29:21
six times and won 7 times and01:29:25
called him a teacher Poltava and he before01:29:29
that when Peter decided to go there to the01:29:34
Battle of Poltava, everyone told him like that01:29:36
in Viska And they said that he was01:29:38
crazy, that the country would fall because he had no01:29:41
strength, no resources and strength. Well, did01:29:46
n’t you understand that you couldn’t defeat this Karl,01:29:48
but he still went and won01:29:50
Sometimes you need to be persistent,01:29:52
we will win without a doubt. Question at what01:29:55
stage,01:29:57
for example, many there are such ardent01:30:00
patriots, they say why so slowly,01:30:02
let’s give up, let’s shy away, let’s01:30:05
choke, let’s not go around the British01:30:07
Isles. Don’t advise. Don’t01:30:10
rush And love the world and humanity01:30:13
around01:30:16
And there is no need to talk about01:30:18
small-town positions all the time, we will win, you know,01:30:21
we will win and everyone else will win, and01:30:24
if we offer this system to the world, then01:30:28
everything will be fine with us, and here specifically01:30:30
in Russia with its borders new01:30:34
old whatever everything will be fine01:30:36
Most likely this happened. It would be more likely that everyone01:30:39
would defeat us together. There is a good tradition01:30:41
at the end of asking our guest and guests01:30:44
to read some poem, can I01:30:47
beg it01:30:49
would be perfect01:30:52
translation would not work, so01:31:01
in it yes in large letters in01:31:06
Persian about humanity, but I will read01:31:09
another very beautiful you you will understand that he is a01:31:12
genius01:31:13
What is Great Persian poetry This is01:31:17
the truth This is usually01:31:19
melodiclomation but I will try Maybe I01:31:22
didn’t do it so well01:31:25
Persian-speaking Sorry in advance I haven’t spoken this language for a long time [01:31:32
music]01:31:39
[music]01:32:01
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[music]01:32:30
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very grateful because basically I01:32:38
always speak on talk shows and there is a blitz01:32:41
mode and01:32:43
incredibly complex things need to be packaged01:32:46
in one minute and expressed and you don’t01:32:49
have time to do it, but here I grew up so01:32:52
I was pleased and told how I01:32:55
see it all and understand it01:32:58
Thank you so much for this, I guess. So I01:33:02
got my joy.01:33:05
I hope it’s mutual01:33:07
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Политолог и востоковед Каринэ Геворгян откровенно про перспективы гей-парадов в России, закат системы глобализации, новое мироустройство, стоимость России целиком, дружбу с Ираном, лицемерие Турции, молчание Китая, агонию США, ситуацию на Украине и богемных пацифистов. ❗️Помните, что каждый ваш лайк и комментарий продвигает это видео. Поэтому ставьте лайки и оставляйте комментарии. И, конечно, подписывайтесь, если смотрите интервью без подписки. Делитесь этим интервью с родными и друзьями. ▶️ТАЙМ-КОДЫ: 00:00 Анонс 01:20 Про работу со странами СНГ: «Куда они денутся» 06:50 Про Азербайджан: «Депутаты Азербайджана проголосовали за трибунал над Путиным» 07:40 Про желание Запада доминировать: «Они постарели» 08:16 Про стоимость России: «На Западе посчитали, сколько стоит Россия» 09:45 Про агонию в США: «Свой ресурс Америка размотала» 11:20 Про российских олигархов: «Они вывели деньги из под российской юрисдикции» 15:00 Про испытания России: «Ее вообще не должно было быть» 16:00 Про президентов США: «Президент - не управленец» 16:55 Про нашу систему власти: «Элита своих не сдает» 18:30 Про Украину в ЕС: «У них отнимут всё» 19:35 Про деньги на помощь Украине: «Все идет в карманы американских олигархов» 20:00 Про американский ВПК: «Сейчас нет ресурсов, чтобы запустить производств» 21:30 Про российский уран для США: «Мы поставляем сырье для электростанций» 23:00 Про утилизацию вооружения для покупки нового у США 26:13 Про Эрдогана и его желание стать лидером исламского мира 28:13 Про британскую разведку и точную дату начала СВО 29:12 Про легальную разведку 33:40 Про эпоху острого чувства настоящего 35:47 Про игру Энгри Бердз, которая учит убивать 39:52 Про искусственные вирусы 40:37 Про цели СВО 44:31 Про цели СВО (попытка 2) 45:34 Про цели войны США 49:52 Про распад России 54:00 Про новое мироустройство 57:23 Про базу РФ в Сирии 58:20 Про гиперзвуковое оружие: «Оно есть» 59:20 Про союзников РФ: «Все наблюдают» 01:00:15 Про Китай 01:01:32 Про цель дружбы с Ираном: «6 место в мире по нанотехнологиям» 01:04:58 Про лицемерие Эрдогана: «Он голосует за трибунал» 01:07:55 Про сроки смены мироустройства: «Все прояснится к 2025 году» 01:08:55 Про цифровизацию и либерализм 01:11:41 Про гей-парады: «Это дешевый балаган» 01:13:53 Про пацифистов и «нет войне»: «Вам же просто вбросили это» 01:19:28 Про национальность 01:22:22 Про отношение к соли и к мужчинам 01:28:34 Что будет, если мы проиграем? 01:30:40 Стихи на персидском 01:32:34 P.S. Подписывайтесь на канал и тут: ✔️VK https://vk.com/club212274703 ✔️RUTUBE https://rutube.ru/u/empatiamanuchi/ ✔️TELEGRAM https://t.me/empatia_manuchi ✔️ ЯНДЕКС.Музыка https://music.yandex.ru/album/25263213 ✔️ VK Подкаст https://vk.com/podcasts-212274703 Каринэ Геворгян: гей-парады, цена России и будущее мира /// ЭМПАТИЯ МАНУЧИ
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