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Hello, we are starting our 3 My

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plan to discuss today.

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One of them sounds provocative in the title Putin

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is not a man, I’ll explain, we are talking about the

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appeal of the wives and mothers of mobilized

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Russian soldiers who appealed to

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Putin to meet because

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the day before, Vladimir Putin’s press secretary

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announced such a meeting, but

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apparently not exactly from the organization

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that represents those

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mobilized there they had to select

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people who were, well, loyal to Vladimir Putin, with

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whom they had to talk about something.

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Well, at least that’s how it’s

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being presented now, and here’s one further on, one

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of Sean just turned to Vladimir

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Putin, using exactly this

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wording, we’ll also discuss

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Soloviev in once again scares the world, or at

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least its audience, with a nuclear

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bomb calls to strike Western

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countries, nothing new But again

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nuclear rhetoric is returning to the air of

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federal television channels Well, Qatar

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World Cup is another topic

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that we will touch on today Well, of

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course, how else alone, I almost

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missed it Fidel Castro and the monument to him is

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unveiled in Moscow. By the way, Vladimir

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Putin is open, but we are broadcasting

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our speaker, our guest, this is the writer

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Alexander Genis Hello,

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I wanted to show Fidel Castro and, to be

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honest, I was thinking before the broadcast about

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Why The image of a dictator is so attractive

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because you can look at history and

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immediately begin to remember

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the Dictator, and let’s say democratically elected

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leaders. You can, of course, also

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remember them differently, they are not like that. They

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leave a trace that immediately

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comes to mind, so in your opinion, what is the

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phenomenon of this popularity namely

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dictators and dictatorships, is there such a thing? I

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can in no way agree with you

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because democratic

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leaders change history much more

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than dictators. Well, for example,

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Churchill was the most important figure of the 20th century

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when the man of the century was being decided. The

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whole world was discussing who to appoint, the

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candidates were one Einstein the second part of

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this, of course, dictators are

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attractive because they are villain figures

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norcastro

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gets used to this company, otherwise he was

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a revolutionary and the fact that Putin

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welcomes the revolution This is a rather

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wild picture because the attempt of

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today's Russia to turn into

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Black Hundred Russia plus communism,

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Sorokin recently came to New York, he

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talked about such a scene on Red

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Square today these days he accepts

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children as pioneers and then

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the priest blesses them, this picture of

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such monstrous eclecticism explains the phenomenon of

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Fidel Castroga, after all,

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Putin is more afraid of the Revolution than the

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revolutionary and under his name all the

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revolutionaries of the world united

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simultaneously in Africa, Latin America

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and precisely in this was his

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absolutely ridiculous figure because I

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remember Barbudos back in

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1960. I was in the first grade. I

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remember how popular all the Cuban

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news was because they were considered. This is

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Lenin today. Feeder of the fire was a real

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honest communists, they are so hardened

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swindlers As we say, Khrushchev or the previous ones did

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n’t like them. But Fidel, maybe my friend did

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n’t tell anything in connection with this;

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one of his comrades bought himself a

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shirt with drivers, grew a beard and

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rode the train everywhere like the Children of

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Lieutenant Schmidt and said patriot

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muertos, he was received as a Cuban

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barbutas and he skimmed the cream from the

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provincial administrations. So

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Fidel Castro is of course an

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unsuitable figure for today’s Russia, but I

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think that Putin likes one thing when everyone

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says that dictators do not

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live long. This is not true, unfortunately, the caste

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lived for a long time and he was not the only

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Franco’s dictionary, there was a lot of indicator who

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died a natural death in the end,

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and in this regard, Fidel Castro was a

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long-liver, he survived more than 30

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attempts on his life. What were the

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funniest attempts, for example, they tried to

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set fire to his beard, thus

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destroying his appearance, and I think that Putin

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sees a great astro example if he could

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even until old age,

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I don’t know Putin, he has no brothers, but he

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can pass on his power to his daughters. In

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short, Fidel Castro is a

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contradictory figure and rather funny than

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serious for today’s Russia, because

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Fidel Castro, for sure, is

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oriented to reality today with snags of

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pickles on Hitler and Putin on yours

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look at whom he is guided by. He

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has a certain point, a certain image

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that he wants to imitate. I think that

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Putin is guided by Russian history,

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he is trying to fit into Russian history

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as a collector of Russians, and in this

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respect he reminds me of Alexander

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Nevsky, his favorite hero, because

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Alexander Nevsky, as we know, was ready

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to bear Tribute

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to the Golden Horde if only there was no West,

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if only there would be no Europe, if only

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there was no civilization on Russian lands. And this is

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exactly the picture that we see

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today, uh Putin is ready to sell Russia

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to China if only not there was Europe, if only

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there was no West, if only there were no, as he

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says, European values, among

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which the most frightening thing is

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homosexuality. I am always surprised by the

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selectivity of our leaders, which, for

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example, Khrushchev, but he could tolerate everything. Well,

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yes, of course the West can happen; spies are all

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terrible; he couldn’t stand abstract art

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here his patience was rocking. That's

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about the same thing happening with

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Putin somewhere, he's obsessing about some

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strange things, maybe it's connected with

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some psychosomes of his personality or

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sexual affairs. I don't know, but the fact is that

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he's trying to fit into history in this

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capacity This is in my opinion for sure you know in a

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certain sense he succeeded because

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today everyone is afraid of Putin today

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they are talking about the atomic bomb Everyone is talking about

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how Putin can destroy

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humanity imagine what kind of ego a

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person should have who is feared by the

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whole world and the whole world wants him dead this It’s

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also interesting, he’ll introduce himself in

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Putin’s place, but since I really hate myself, I’m

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doing something right, there’s something

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that hurts everyone, apparently, and maybe

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I was wrong, so they’re all right

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But I made the whole world consider me I

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think that’s it emotions are shared by very

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many in Russia who support the

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war, people who are from the group that

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supports the war believe that they have

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achieved their finest hour,

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everyone is afraid of them, Russia is everyone is afraid of them,

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they hate them. So we have no other

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choice to continue the war, how to kill, how it

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looks quite scary, they

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paid attention to you and Putin is still quite

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scary, because it’s one thing when you are

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dictators, when you win, when you

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capture, when your army, I don’t know,

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goes and advances, and another thing is

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conditionally Hitler in April 45, he is still

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a Dictator, but he is no longer afraid of very many.

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Rather, this is just the case for everyone not so when

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Hitler was in April 1945, Hitler was

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very scary because he said that

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all of Germany had to be destroyed;

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they didn’t listen to him. That’s another matter, but

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apparently he wanted to destroy not only the

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Allied troops, but Germany; destroy, blow up

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cities, blow up factories;

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he refused to carry out his orders, but also

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then you know in Berlin they shot a

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deserter on May 7, 1945, that

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is, of course, Putin is still terrible

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because his main task today is not to

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defeat Ukraine; to see Ukraine,

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no one understands anymore to capture one village

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or how an arrestovich can take a cowshed or not

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take a cowshed

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or it doesn’t matter anymore what matters is how many

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Ukrainians he can kill and how much harm he can

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cause as long as he is

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able to destroy people. He feels that

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the war continues on his terms, he

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carries the very fear for which everything

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was started and is still being

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taken into account and he still hopes for the

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fact that this will lead to what he was

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striving for, namely to look like a

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victorious collector, as I said,

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Russian of the earth, while Alexander

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Nevsky is not very good for him,

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but nevertheless he still lives

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in this information bubble and believes

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that others are like that too They think I think

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this is true Because there are people who

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watch TV around the clock and

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they live in this induction bubble

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with Putin. I think that Putin is a

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victim of his own propaganda, he also

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lives in the same bubble as the Russian

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population who is sure that the

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Ukrainians got shot themselves,

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but the look is still this strange

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export of fear, it is associated with influence. That

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is, if Putin begins to lose influence on

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his circle on his army on his

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intelligence services. That is, can he

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export fear further, that is, be

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in the eyes of the world community this

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terrible and I’m an important character for him,

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more important The

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international community, which has long been

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betting on him with a device As they said

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at my school, what’s important is that he’s

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losing his reputation for his own people,

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as everyone says, that a Dictator

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who loses is no longer a Dictator, in

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my opinion, this is happening now. You

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say ’45, but in fact, history

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It is stretched over different times, different

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years. For example, I live in America. I

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feel like 1940, when

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America sympathized with England in every possible way,

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fought alone.

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In what year did they take the side of Hitler and

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America was completely on the side of England

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but did not join into the war This is

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approximately how I feel today in

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America, and as for Putin, I think

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that he simultaneously feels in

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different years of the 20th century and it seems to me that

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now we are talking about creating

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stormtroopers, but without relying on the army, the

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army has always been dangerous for dictator

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for guitar also guitar was also afraid of the

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Wehrmacht because but there were

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professional officers he was some kind of

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small fry they were despised with all their hearts

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and therefore relied on stormtroopers

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who do not respect anyone and can

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destroy anyone, so I think that

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maybe all these Prigozhinsky that is,

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Putin who are

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waiting to intervene in this situation

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when it becomes critical, he is a terrible

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picture, it turns out that in some sense

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we can talk and admit the possibility

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that the guy Wagner, who

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is now on the fronts, they can be

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returned to Russia here already against there

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conditionally internal Putin's enemy

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against those who disagree. I think

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this is in case the army rebels, and

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at this moment, of course, you will notice

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that Putin supports militaristic

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bloggers who criticize the military. Putin

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actively supports them. That is, he took the

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side of the irregular army of these

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assault troops

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Prigozhinsky and Kadyrovsky and in general, in

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principle, a rather terrible situation

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because civil life does not begin

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when people leave on the square

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when on the other And this, of course, is that

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the West is much larger than in reality.

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You know, there is a misfortune, a wonderful

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writer who always

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predicts his last the novel by Dr.

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Garin describes Russia

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literally crumbling before our eyes and

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each of these parts of Russia is expressed,

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they are constantly fighting each other

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using nuclear weapons, this is

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the image that stands before the eyes of

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many Western people, I think that this is a

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really scary prospect,

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if you think about Chekhov’s theme a

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gun that hangs and must definitely

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fire because this is the law

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of dramaturgy and look a little back at

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how Putin talked about various types of

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weapons, it seems this is the only thing that

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gave him pleasure at

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all these various press conferences,

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presentations and so on, and Putin longed for

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this war, like you Do you think He wanted

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it just like that, silently wanted

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to try it? Well, sometimes I

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get the impression that

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why not use it since it’s

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there?

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In fact, everyone says that Putin’s

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weapons were not intended for war,

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they were intended for demonstration.

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All shpaks love shirts with drivers

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Putin did not fight, Putin has a pathetic career,

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he has a GB initial club And for him, a step into

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history is associated with weapons, I would not say

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that with the war, I am sure that this war was the

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same mistake for him when everyone

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else was simply deceived by him because

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it is impossible not to deceive the leader

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because he wants to hear only

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what he wants to hear and all these weapons

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that were shown were still

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cartoons, it seemed to him that he was very

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important until he was on the

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TV screen waving some new

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rocket or plane or something else

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today in In Ukraine, we see that it’s not just that there are

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n’t enough missiles, it turns out that

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Russia is a gigantic great country. Only the

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Japanese don’t have weapons, and in general, I don’t

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think that Putin dreamed of the war

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that he started. And he certainly didn’t think

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that it would be 30 for so long he had been

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counting on it. for a military operation, as they

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call it, three days and why in three days?

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Yes, because who are the Ukrainians?

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Ukrainians take dumplings seriously,

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how did he miscalculate? You know, the

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further this war goes, the more I

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remember, again, 40 years, again

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the blitz these are all the times when

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my favorite war story is because in

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London it was not the military who won the victory, but

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ordinary people, ordinary people, townspeople who

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continued to live as if nothing had happened under the

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bombs. How do the people of Kiev live today and you

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know I admire I admire the fact that

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these people who often speak

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in my language,

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they can be as courageous and

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as idealistic as those people

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who fought for Hitler and in my opinion

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this is a wonderful example for

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all Russians to follow, they get tired of repeating

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that Ukrainians are fighting not only for themselves and

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not only for the West; they are not fighting from the Russians

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because only the Victory of Ukraine can

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lead to the overthrow of Putin, his regime will

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roll back after all, to

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what extent are the forecasts that Putin may

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lose and Putin may leave today they are

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consistent in the sense that, again,

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if we remember Adolf Hitler, there is

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an opinion that if Hitler had a nuclear

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bomb if if they had time, then in general he

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probably wouldn’t have lost, maybe he would

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have isolated himself somewhere and sat with her, but

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nevertheless, there wouldn’t have been everything that we

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already know from the history of Putin. There are a lot of bombs

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there, thousands of them. Yes, the largest

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number in the world there is parity with the

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United States And even if from

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those territories that Russian troops

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occupied they are knocked back, then in general it will still

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remain no one will go to

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Russia with a war after that,

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of course no one is going to

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seize Russia it’s always just

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one woman math teacher from

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Russia you say that if Putin had not

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attacked Ukraine, then today there

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would be American troops in NATO, there would be

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NATO troops in Moscow today and

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raping Russian women, this is what you

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want to take, what horror is in the head of

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this woman, a mathematics teacher, she

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knows fractions and no one, of course, Russia

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to fill in doesn’t want to, but the Victory of Ukraine

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means that Zelensky said to reprimand

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Russian troops from the territory of Ukraine And

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after this, for Ukraine to be accepted by NATO, I

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generally think that the main goal of this

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war is for Ukraine to come under

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the protection of NATO and this will turn NATO into the

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strongest alliance that has ever been

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because the Ukrainian army today is the

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most important thing in the world, the Ukrainian army today

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is the most experienced army that knows how to

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fight with modern weapons, can

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you imagine what an acquisition this is for

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NATO, first of all, some kind of

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counterweight to Russia,

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in such conditions the war will end, I

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would be happy Ukraine is in NATO, Russian

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soldiers are sitting in Russia, let’s imagine

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what a beautiful picture it was. I think

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that this is what Putin dreams of in his nightmares, and

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Putin can stop, that is, in

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general, he can knock out the Russian

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troops well, he stops and Well, okay, let’s

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live somehow further there, deal with

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housing and communal services issues, and so on further or in principle

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this is excluded today I know his psychotype

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his characteristics I think that the point is not

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in his characteristics But the point is in the characteristics of

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those who surround him I think that they

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will allow him to remain in power because

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Khrushchev retreated Cuban missile crisis find out

00:19:03

You're sorry, but I'm always I navigate

00:19:05

history Because I don’t

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know how to live without precedent I generally love history and have

00:19:09

always studied it It seems to me that history

00:19:12

never repeats itself It teaches us something

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Look What happened to Khrushchev he

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retreated into the Cuban missile crisis and

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Khrushchev was removed of course today it is not clear what

00:19:22

happened to the police I wanted some kind of

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Collective situation that some kind of

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collective that could dispose of it with him,

00:19:29

we never know who

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surrounds Putin and what could happen to

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his entourage When the war is

00:19:37

lost and then no one said that

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the war will be lost Putin said that

00:19:41

he was winning he will say war Well, how it all

00:19:43

happened, look, we punished them, we have

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half of their army, so we showed everyone

00:19:49

what our weapons they will now know.

00:19:51

They will be more engaged in their

00:19:52

nonsense so that it doesn’t mean that if

00:19:54

people believe what the Ukrainians teach, they shoot,

00:19:56

they will believe because he will say Putin

00:20:00

here are the troops of the American Auschwitz and

00:20:03

shows this to the Germans what they filmed

00:20:06

in Auschwitz This is a real story and the

00:20:09

elderly women said Well, well you

00:20:12

had People working everything Hollywood built

00:20:14

That is, if these people are able to believe

00:20:18

anything so that he doesn’t say it’s another

00:20:21

matter what I will do his Generals to

00:20:23

make him close to make

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him the oligarchs What will the economy

00:20:27

that he ruined do, in general, everything that

00:20:30

Russia has achieved for 30 years Now the windows at

00:20:33

one point are the intelligentsia, for example,

00:20:35

who at the very least collaborated with

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the state And now the cooperation is

00:20:39

terrible, it’s a shame that is,

00:20:41

what’s happening -the

00:20:42

Apocalypse and a catastrophic situation

00:20:45

for which one person is to blame, of course No,

00:20:48

of course, all the people who voted for

00:20:51

Putin and so on, but as soon as this

00:20:53

person is removed, the perspective will change, and so I

00:20:55

believe because the

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very nature of the dictatorship is such that

00:20:59

when it disappears, its fans disappear along with

00:21:02

it so the Nazis

00:21:05

disappeared in 45 after May, but there was no

00:21:08

Nazi, no one knew anything, nothing like the

00:21:10

communists disappeared after the ninety-

00:21:11

first year, and the

00:21:13

same people who said you know

00:21:16

no one and did not punish those who

00:21:19

tortured Sakharov then, they did not punish and

00:21:21

will not punish everyone today they said nothing

00:21:23

we didn’t know the Ukrainians so they say so

00:21:25

others say so everything is ambiguous and in

00:21:28

general you know It’s all none of my business I have

00:21:30

a garden Well and so on and in general they

00:21:33

can also be understood as people who are trying

00:21:36

to find spiritual Comfort with anything but without

00:21:39

Putin it will be much easier to step

00:21:41

aside We have a call Let's accept

00:21:45

Hello What's your name Where

00:21:48

would you like to ask Now

00:21:51

information has appeared today that every day on

00:21:54

Channel One a story appeared

00:21:57

saying that Putin's father died in the Great

00:22:00

Patriotic War It is noted that

00:22:03

his father died on the

00:22:04

Nevsky patch, I’m not mistaken, it

00:22:07

was written there

00:22:08

10 years before Putin’s birth, supposedly the

00:22:12

father died, is this some kind of deliberate typo

00:22:14

or was it specially made for I don’t know

00:22:16

any image of another blogger What do

00:22:19

you think, you’re just

00:22:20

such incompetence and another question How do you like it it seems How

00:22:22

events in Russia will develop in

00:22:24

stabilization and in general

00:22:27

where we are going in the future. Thank you

00:22:30

about Putin’s father, I don’t know for sure and you know

00:22:34

dictators are a good topic that they give rise to a

00:22:36

mythological field and everything that gets

00:22:38

there

00:22:40

sparks how to find it from electricity and

00:22:43

then read Pelevin very much

00:22:45

showed well how the

00:22:47

mythologization of leaders happens and who

00:22:51

Putin’s father was. What difference does it make to me, I know that

00:22:53

Putin should be hanged, everything else I’m

00:22:55

interested in what concerns How

00:22:57

events will develop further, you know. It

00:22:59

depends entirely not on Russia, but on Ukraine.

00:23:02

Today, all the main events in the world

00:23:05

take place on the field. the battle in Ukraine is only

00:23:09

military The victory of Ukraine can change the

00:23:11

situation in Russia this is connected with

00:23:14

mobilization it is connected with everything

00:23:15

else and of course it is largely

00:23:18

connected with the West so that the West continues

00:23:20

to help in Ukraine this is an issue that is

00:23:23

very widely discussed in America

00:23:26

today and the Republicans will come to

00:23:30

Congress in January until January,

00:23:33

right now, while the Democrats are in power, they are trying to

00:23:37

take all possible measures to ensure that

00:23:39

assistance in Ukraine continues in

00:23:41

ever increasing volumes. I believe that this is

00:23:45

exactly the decisive factor in the victory of Ukraine, which

00:23:48

means the leadership of us from Putin, you

00:23:51

know

00:23:52

everyone says that this is the kind of money America

00:23:55

spends on this war, how terrible it is,

00:23:58

Americans have their own problems, they need money

00:24:00

America from Fest As

00:24:03

our Trump says, this is how I understand it, he calculated

00:24:08

it on his fingers America

00:24:11

spent less on Ukraine than

00:24:14

Afghanistan every year America spent

00:24:17

twice as much as it spent on

00:24:20

Ukraine these for 9 months of the war it

00:24:24

lasted 30 years they spent two

00:24:27

three two and four tenths of a trillion

00:24:29

dollars Afghanistan Why all these expenses

00:24:31

turned out to be absolutely pointless all

00:24:33

these weapons are the most accurate the most valuable they

00:24:36

all fell into the hands of either America Well, it didn’t

00:24:39

die for spending these huge

00:24:41

money for Afghanistan was a

00:24:43

senseless and stupid waste. But what

00:24:46

they spend on Ukraine is an extraordinarily

00:24:48

smart waste because they are fighting

00:24:51

their enemy, they are fighting the new Hitler, and

00:24:54

it is possible to imagine a more

00:24:56

profitable investment of capital than weapons

00:24:58

for Ukraine. I think this is understood

00:25:00

very much there are even many Trumpists who

00:25:02

shout that I need to help Ukraine when

00:25:05

it comes to voting in Congress. I do

00:25:08

n’t think that they will be able to defeat those who

00:25:12

think that common sense is worth us, that

00:25:14

common sense protects us because these are

00:25:17

obvious things, America was already played by

00:25:19

exotionism in the forties when they did not

00:25:22

intervene in the war, you know how how much

00:25:25

more did it cost America? This is the same war

00:25:27

that still got in the way. The same situation got in the way today,

00:25:29

so I really hope that the

00:25:31

Americans.

00:25:32

By the way, if you again look at

00:25:35

the past 1938. An attempt to somehow

00:25:38

appease the dictator was not these

00:25:40

mistakes,

00:25:42

in general, I repeat, no mistakes happened.

00:25:44

That’s exactly Putin’s stories when they

00:25:47

tried to come to an agreement with him to the last

00:25:48

in an amicable way, something like Macron called him

00:25:51

almost every day, it didn’t happen. It

00:25:54

was a completely wrong policy, we did

00:25:57

n’t understand Putin, I understand why

00:25:59

because in the West there was an

00:26:02

impression that Putin is a

00:26:04

rational

00:26:06

one wants the acute economy to develop

00:26:10

so that there is more money, that is,

00:26:12

Putin’s pragmatic goals turned out to be

00:26:15

obvious and everyone focused on this, a common

00:26:19

mistake of Western democratic countries,

00:26:21

exactly the same mistake was in the First

00:26:23

World War when it was considered impossible for

00:26:25

a war between the European powers to all

00:26:28

trade with each other,

00:26:32

so a war would be beneficial and Putin,

00:26:36

providing the West, was such a

00:26:39

person, they told him, well, how do you sell gas,

00:26:41

no, you sell it, this is all the

00:26:43

circulatory system of Russia, this is Neftegaz.

00:26:46

How can you give it up for the sake of what

00:26:48

for the sake of bakhmut? Nobody knows what it

00:26:52

is, you know the charter, it’s pricey and a

00:26:54

wonderful book Yesterday’s World he

00:26:55

describes the beginning of the First World War,

00:26:57

he says that in the first days of the war there was a

00:27:00

village between Serbia and Austria, the

00:27:02

astronomical empire there was a village and

00:27:04

everyone knew the name of this village, he says

00:27:06

that this is an Austrian village and not a

00:27:07

Serbian one and for this we must die

00:27:09

later. Several months of war passed,

00:27:11

a million people were killed Christmas and

00:27:13

no one understood the name of this

00:27:15

village, about what is happening

00:27:17

today and of course no one suspected

00:27:19

that Putin in the first place Putin did not

00:27:21

suspect what he was being drawn into no one

00:27:24

understood that instead of a military operation there

00:27:25

was a full-fledged European war

00:27:27

which Putin could not win And that is

00:27:31

why The West

00:27:32

incorrectly assessed Putin because

00:27:35

he was not in his equation of insanity, this is a

00:27:38

factor of uncertainty, you know, there is

00:27:42

such a concept as a knight in the pocket, when a

00:27:43

grandmaster plays chess, then for the

00:27:45

interest of each of them he has a knight in his pocket, he

00:27:48

can put it on any

00:27:49

square of the chessboard and thus

00:27:52

change game, this factor

00:27:53

of uncertainty is something that politicians don’t take into account,

00:27:56

they were all wrong, every single one of them, they

00:27:58

all underestimated Putin’s madness,

00:28:01

including he himself underestimated because

00:28:03

he also didn’t think that he would go so far,

00:28:04

in your opinion, after all, Putin

00:28:06

is playing a chess game or that’s it - so he

00:28:09

takes out a crowbar and simply demolishes the

00:28:12

chessboard and in this way, and in chess

00:28:16

in childhood he knows,

00:28:31

in your opinion, mobilization, another such

00:28:33

important stage, again, if we look into

00:28:36

the past, there are documents that

00:28:38

show that the Generals were ready to

00:28:40

overthrow Hitler on the eve of the war

00:28:43

if he had announced mobilization,

00:28:45

Chamberlain intervened and mobilization was not

00:28:47

announced, so perhaps the war would not have

00:28:49

happened. Here in Putin’s Russia, what was

00:28:53

called partial mobilization when

00:28:54

people were grabbed on the streets by the king or in the

00:28:57

entrances they were simply sent from work,

00:28:58

sent straight to training, then straight to the

00:29:00

front it could Well, it is clear that we do not have

00:29:03

any secret documents, but

00:29:05

nevertheless, why does it seem that no one even

00:29:07

moved, so this did not

00:29:10

threaten the Putin dictatorship in any way, you know

00:29:11

Yesterday I listened to a wonderful conversation between my

00:29:14

uncle and Dmitry Murat and with the editor of the

00:29:18

new newspaper and my friend And very

00:29:21

interesting conversation, wonderful

00:29:22

conversation and Muratov spoke about those ordinary

00:29:25

people who lost from the fall of

00:29:28

communism and the collapse of the USSR. The

00:29:30

fact is that the elite won and goes to

00:29:34

Europe, including Grieg, and

00:29:37

lives in a European, civilized way,

00:29:40

but ordinary people remained terrified, everything

00:29:43

became much worse what it was and they are ready

00:29:45

to do anything just to somehow just

00:29:49

survive this situation, just survival. And

00:29:52

in general, this is a terrible picture, but I

00:29:54

imagine that this is true. When

00:29:56

he goes to the front so as not to drink, at least

00:29:59

somehow bargains to work, there is nowhere to drink, they

00:30:02

beat their parents, they drink their things away So they won’t

00:30:06

drink and their husbands won’t beat them. Well,

00:30:09

let them go there. Let them go to the army and it

00:30:12

seems to me that this is really a factor

00:30:14

that exists. I just have a bad

00:30:16

idea of potential life and the

00:30:19

whole Nightmare and horror of this poor

00:30:22

existence of the

00:30:23

province and I think that

00:30:26

imbilization is for the job. I haven’t had time to hurt everyone yet,

00:30:31

but it will hurt and it will hurt

00:30:33

women first of all. At the beginning of the program,

00:30:36

you said that women are

00:30:37

the only ones who protest against

00:30:39

Putin because women are a very

00:30:42

great force, women are life, and men

00:30:45

are death, in fact, and all the revolutions

00:30:49

that took place in in the world, it all started with women The

00:30:51

Great French Revolution began with the

00:30:54

fact that the women's revolt was the grain year,

00:30:56

the evolution of 17

00:30:59

in Russia, it was also women, women,

00:31:02

it began because women must

00:31:04

protect children and what to protect. And men

00:31:08

are trying to feel the homeland,

00:31:11

no one knows for sure what the homeland is. But I

00:31:13

feel sorry for my children, that’s why so many people

00:31:15

fled from abroad and that’s why

00:31:19

so many women are the most important thing. It’s

00:31:22

not for nothing that the revolutionary force in Russia was

00:31:24

such an organization of soldiers’ mothers,

00:31:26

soldiers’ mothers, which was very

00:31:28

influential during the Chechen war

00:31:30

during the Chechen events, they

00:31:33

really influenced the situation of course

00:31:36

now and the situation is different and yet

00:31:39

look, you are also a terrible country, what are they

00:31:43

doing? They rape women who are

00:31:45

arrested on the street, they kill children,

00:31:46

girls, and women still take to the

00:31:50

streets to protest against the armed

00:31:52

absolutely unscrupulous villains of the cannibals

00:31:55

who kill them, and yet it interferes with it.

00:31:59

less these protests continue If you

00:32:01

follow the selection Like me, you saw

00:32:03

that the Iranian team ended up singing the anthem

00:32:06

and so the revolution begins, it starts from a

00:32:10

woman Russian women are the last

00:32:12

Hope of Russia

00:32:16

by the way, here’s something amazing about Russian women

00:32:19

at the beginning I said today

00:32:21

that there was an appeal to Vladimir Putin and the

00:32:23

wording was as follows: Are you not a

00:32:26

man, Vladimir Vladimirovich, and because,

00:32:29

as we understand, the Kremlin is trying to cut off

00:32:31

this activity and hold a meeting with Putin

00:32:34

with women and mothers prepared by the necessary people,

00:32:36

and in general they

00:32:39

will support his initiative, but how long does

00:32:41

this Revolutionary flywheel

00:32:43

usually spin up, that is, Is there

00:32:45

some rules, some criteria how

00:32:47

this happens It all depends on the war

00:32:50

when the First World War roared to the fact

00:32:53

that the Russian front collapsed then the soldiers

00:32:55

began to return with weapons in Russia

00:32:58

This was the revolutionary force sailors the

00:33:00

same thing the same thing happened in Germany

00:33:02

when the

00:33:04

German Front Line collapsed, the

00:33:07

German Revolutions began, that is, everything depends

00:33:09

on the war, and these, as I said, these

00:33:12

allies, Ukrainian men who

00:33:14

are fighting with Russia and Russian women

00:33:17

who are trying to protect their children,

00:33:19

two forces that rise from below,

00:33:22

how influential they are, how long it will

00:33:24

last if we knew, but I am sure that

00:33:27

the approach to this moment X depends

00:33:31

largely on Western countries,

00:33:33

the more weapons Ukraine has, the

00:33:35

faster it will happen. Can a

00:33:37

revolution happen if there is no split in the elites?

00:33:40

Because there is such a

00:33:42

point of view that no matter what there was

00:33:44

activity from below if at the top everything is

00:33:46

monolithic, nothing will happen

00:33:48

from here comes the collapse of the Elite when from below it

00:33:52

moves when the players don’t want to, they can’t

00:33:56

This is as far as

00:33:58

I think that the collapse of the elite has existed for a long time,

00:34:01

it just doesn’t come to the

00:34:04

surface Because if he leaves

00:34:06

then we found out What if we they didn’t find out

00:34:08

then, it’s not a protest and all the conspiracies.

00:34:12

All this happens only to the

00:34:15

dictator’s closest collaborators, and of course Putin has been

00:34:18

preparing for this all his life all his

00:34:20

life. All 22 years on the throne he has been preparing

00:34:22

for precisely this moment when when he

00:34:25

will

00:34:26

overthrow his own

00:34:30

co-rulers but the problem is that he is being

00:34:34

deceived, he was deceived from Ukraine. Why

00:34:36

can’t they deceive everyone else, but

00:34:39

he deceives all the time, all the time. He thinks

00:34:40

that he is Great, no one said that

00:34:43

Moth is a liar, and therefore he does not

00:34:46

imagine the real state of

00:34:47

affairs; he simply does not know how they hate him

00:34:50

at the top all these oligarchs all these

00:34:53

Generals statistics What kind of hatred

00:34:55

reigns there when they were taken from a wonderful

00:34:57

comfortable life on the Italian

00:35:01

coast somewhere and dragged out to this terrible thing, it’s

00:35:06

unclear why they should die and I

00:35:09

imagine that the money taken from the yachts,

00:35:13

everything that was there, it all disappeared, it’s unclear

00:35:15

why what there is some kind of hatred there

00:35:17

Our people are accumulating and have nothing to lose

00:35:19

Of course, when you imagine

00:35:21

some kind of life when cigarettes, potatoes and

00:35:24

vodka are all you have And they have something to

00:35:26

lose So I think that what are you looking at

00:35:29

without having an idea But I’m sure that these

00:35:32

people who have to fight for their

00:35:34

piece, Lord, how much they suffered

00:35:36

to get their golden toilet And how can

00:35:39

they part with it now?

00:35:42

Another question from our viewers is asked

00:35:45

about the children of the elite, that in

00:35:48

particular in Dagestan there is a statement from

00:35:50

one of the high-ranking officials

00:35:52

that your children should also go and serve

00:35:54

this already applies to the regional Elites,

00:35:57

many people don’t like the story with

00:36:00

Peskov’s son who got a call from popular

00:36:03

politics, he said my question will be

00:36:05

resolved at a different level, but

00:36:07

nevertheless, if they touch the children of this

00:36:09

closest Circle and can touch them electrically, wo

00:36:11

n’t this actually speed up

00:36:14

? this process of overthrowing Vladimir

00:36:16

Putin I think that this is all a common question

00:36:18

children - this is also part of the property this is

00:36:21

what they stole for in order to

00:36:24

create a dynasty this is how the

00:36:27

godfather happens which

00:36:30

every person should watch to understand what is happening in

00:36:32

Russia this is the first generation these are the

00:36:36

second killers this generation is already businessmen, they

00:36:39

want to cleanse their image. This second

00:36:41

generation should come to power after

00:36:43

this generation. Today they

00:36:46

will give them something so that they can fight in Ukraine. No, they wo

00:36:49

n’t give it up, and now they, of course, are all

00:36:52

hiding abroad. All this is happening,

00:36:54

but in general in basically, it’s like a yacht,

00:36:58

you know, they took the yacht, they take their son, they take their

00:37:01

daughter, they take their grandson, and it turns out that everything

00:37:03

these mafiosi lived for, they

00:37:07

screwed it all up, again, it’s unclear why, in

00:37:09

exchange for what, they smell like me all the time.

00:37:12

Imagine how these people sit cards,

00:37:14

they think that I should give up a villa in

00:37:17

Tuscany so that we can seize a

00:37:18

cowshed, bang, I imagine

00:37:20

these people are in their heads. They probably

00:37:23

know better how to deal with Putin, I

00:37:25

just think that they are extremely intimidated, but

00:37:28

intimidated people are also dangerous.

00:37:31

Maybe I, of course, underestimate

00:37:34

the quality of all this these people are their cowardice, but it

00:37:37

seems to me that something should happen

00:37:40

precisely because the most

00:37:42

precious inheritance of the children, the dynasty, is being taken away from them.

00:37:45

You see, when one thing is a dacha, another

00:37:48

thing is an estate. Yes, and let’s imagine

00:37:51

that they want to somehow

00:37:53

leave this behind so that it will be

00:37:56

this wealth was created True, they are, of course, golden

00:37:58

toilets, all this is invested, the golden

00:38:00

toilet also needs to be left to someone Who

00:38:02

will get it like this, at least for their own But

00:38:06

by the way, if you remember Stalin, he

00:38:08

acted like that, he took people from

00:38:12

his entourage, but the Posrebyshev syndrome

00:38:15

to which the Faith of Truth served him and

00:38:17

you sent his wife to the camps and

00:38:19

worked nothing happened to Stalin

00:38:21

until 1953 came, he didn’t

00:38:23

die a natural death, it turns out he works

00:38:25

Stalin held his

00:38:30

mafiosi hostage and Putin also holds them

00:38:33

hostage But this is a completely different

00:38:35

situation Let’s not forget that 30 years

00:38:38

have passed since the collapse of the Soviet

00:38:40

Union and in 30 years a completely

00:38:42

different situation arose which was

00:38:44

that get rich if you

00:38:46

can, steal if you can And they stole like that,

00:38:49

they got rich like that,

00:38:51

Stalin’s entourage could imagine imagine

00:38:54

imagine a yacht at Vera somehow

00:38:57

It’s hard to imagine, but now everyone has

00:39:01

their own yachts and this is the picture, it’s a

00:39:04

completely different type, it’s a plutocracy,

00:39:06

and Stalin was a military dictatorship and these are

00:39:09

dictators, but different dictators, so

00:39:11

of course Putin didn’t get it, like everyone else, there’s

00:39:14

no such cigarette butt,

00:39:18

we have chat questions asking how you

00:39:21

feel creativity Victor Pelevin

00:39:24

60th anniversary quite rightly I

00:39:28

congratulate Victor Olegovich

00:39:30

Hello Happy birthday they think that

00:39:33

Pelerin was the best writer of the 90s

00:39:35

and this is a huge merit because in the

00:39:39

90s Russia was extremely confused,

00:39:41

including literary Russia

00:39:44

because in one time all the

00:39:46

Forbidden Writers appeared at once, imagine a

00:39:48

writer who sits at his

00:39:50

desk and knows that he needs to

00:39:51

compete with Nabokov, who had just

00:39:54

begun to publish a very difficult moment in

00:39:56

literature, it was at this time that

00:39:59

Pelevin spoke, who wrote absolutely Brilliantly in the

00:40:02

90s, his book like emptiness I

00:40:07

think the best book of the 90s is yellow

00:40:10

Arrow from Monroe, I did everything I could so that

00:40:13

these books were

00:40:15

[music]

00:40:16

somehow served as international

00:40:18

fame because I was the Kirov

00:40:20

jury when

00:40:22

I bought five books by Pelevin and distributed them to

00:40:25

members of the

00:40:30

blue Arrow blue blue lantern And I’m

00:40:36

very glad that I’ve achieved such Stellar

00:40:40

Glory. Birthday, I probably shouldn’t

00:40:43

say that Sometimes I’m

00:40:45

disappointed with his recent works. It

00:40:47

seems to me that it’s a little monotonous

00:40:49

and everything he does is some kind of

00:40:53

ideological movements of the country, the main

00:40:56

problem is political correctness

00:40:58

of his book. fights all the time with

00:41:01

American political correctness

00:41:02

I understand that it is a very strong topic. It is very

00:41:04

annoying, but still there are more

00:41:06

important problems. But it doesn’t matter. Let’s

00:41:08

not forget what the cape did for

00:41:11

Russian readers, he returned Russian

00:41:12

literature to the mass reader, he

00:41:15

knows all this is his great merit Happy birthday,

00:41:20

in your opinion, this is the completion of our

00:41:22

inclusion. What will happen to Russian

00:41:24

literature after this war, what kind of

00:41:27

transformation is the question I recently asked on Radio

00:41:30

Liberty. Electrical specialist Oleg Likman and I

00:41:32

discussed exactly this very

00:41:34

problem. The fact is that after the

00:41:36

same First World War which I

00:41:38

often remember appeared there The Lost

00:41:40

Generation The Lost Generation was

00:41:42

unusually curious these were the people

00:41:45

who did not believe the State these were the

00:41:47

people who did not believe Pathos these were the

00:41:49

people who did not believe the poems these were the

00:41:51

people who did not believe the lyrics these were

00:41:53

stern men Hemingway Remarque and that

00:41:57

was the time when the absurdism of the

00:42:00

Dadaists appeared, a very interesting phenomenon, the

00:42:02

Lost Generation, it did

00:42:04

not arise immediately 10 years after the war because the

00:42:07

elements of interrogation simply do not arise immediately,

00:42:10

there is no and whether there will be a Lost Generation in

00:42:13

Russia, I think so, yes, I think that this is

00:42:16

a war, it will categorically change our

00:42:20

idea of Russian culture

00:42:22

because they are subject to revision,

00:42:26

unfortunately, of course, I always say that my

00:42:28

generation treated the war with grace,

00:42:32

looked at the war through Okudzhava’s glasses,

00:42:35

goodbye boys, Ballad of a Soldier, it

00:42:38

was a war, this is our war, the war is

00:42:40

honest, beautiful boys who die

00:42:43

in the fight against soulless evil, but today these

00:42:46

boys are raping a Gucci girl and

00:42:48

after that it’s impossible to look with the same eyes, we’ll

00:42:50

have to review everything,

00:42:54

including the literature textbook, and this is of

00:42:57

course a task for the generation

00:43:00

that will come after the war.

00:43:03

Well, we’ll follow the developments of events. We

00:43:05

thank you for found the time to

00:43:06

go on our broadcast Alexander Gainers

00:43:08

the writer was in direct contact with us

00:43:10

Today Thank you and All the best All the

00:43:12

best We continue our Stream And

00:43:15

now I will ask the director to prepare a

00:43:17

Zoom for our next guest Nikolay

00:43:20

Eremenko journalist Sports

00:43:21

columnist editor-in-chief of the building

00:43:23

Soviet sport Don’t be scared You just

00:43:25

a brand

00:43:26

Let's talk to him very much about football about

00:43:29

what accompanies this large-scale tournament,

00:43:33

what difficulties there are, what

00:43:36

features there are, in the next few minutes we will

00:43:39

put it on air. And now I'm

00:43:42

doing everything live on air, acting

00:43:44

as a producer, so I'm immediately

00:43:46

sending our guest the link on

00:43:49

us Zoom We hope that he

00:43:52

will join us And in the meantime you write,

00:43:54

you have to call to participate

00:43:57

Don’t forget about donations by the way, I saw

00:43:59

Donat this is our viewer from our

00:44:03

viewer Let’s read out the comments

00:44:06

Dolce Vita wrote on the night of 23 24 together

00:44:11

with the presenters watched live How

00:44:13

it began war Shock and a feeling of powerlessness have

00:44:15

accompanied then. Thank you for your

00:44:17

work on air channel support 10 euros

00:44:19

Thank you and indeed until

00:44:22

February 24 we were together It was a shock

00:44:26

For us and for Graham’s team no one

00:44:29

was ready for this no one expected what would

00:44:31

happen what happened Although they seemed to

00:44:33

talk about it Although they seemed to warn about it

00:44:35

But it seems that even in

00:44:37

American intelligence they were not completely

00:44:38

sure that Putin would go to a big

00:44:41

full-scale war against sovereign

00:44:43

states in Ukraine, but he went and

00:44:46

then events that

00:44:49

you all already know would happen which many of

00:44:52

our viewers experience from their own experience

00:44:54

because they are in Ukraine and of course

00:44:57

this is terrible History is the latest

00:45:00

History is what is already written in the

00:45:02

textbook these textbooks will be written

00:45:03

later but nevertheless they will be written

00:45:06

necessarily This is a war there is a very large

00:45:09

volume this will be study in schools, and

00:45:13

by the way, we talked about this today, including

00:45:16

with Alexander Guinness, discussed with him,

00:45:19

discussed with him what

00:45:23

Russian literature can be like, how it can

00:45:24

change and what will be a lost generation with it.

00:45:27

We also talked today, of course,

00:45:29

write to comment, call,

00:45:31

participate But here we are unfortunately,

00:45:33

Nikolay has not yet contacted us,

00:45:35

we hope that we have yes Nikolay

00:45:39

Eremenko is joining us journalist

00:45:42

Sports columnist editor-in-chief of

00:45:43

the publication Soviet Sport Nikolay

00:45:46

Welcome one good afternoon Good

00:45:48

evening Let's start with the World Cup

00:45:51

in Qatar as an impression from the

00:45:55

first days of

00:46:17

Denmark - chilling where otdakan expected that

00:46:20

they would now again tear everyone up,

00:46:22

even from until at the end of the first half there was a

00:46:24

goalless draw over Mexico. The fact is

00:46:28

that there is a completely different level of football, a

00:46:31

football festival, a holiday and of course I

00:46:34

really liked it and I really liked England

00:46:39

unexpectedly Saudi Arabia Arabia, which not

00:46:42

only set up a bus in the match with

00:46:43

Argentina, as they say, but it

00:46:45

seemed that I knew how to attack, that

00:46:48

this was not the same Saudi Arabia that was there

00:46:49

in the same wicket of the Russian national team 4.5 years

00:46:52

ago, 05 was drained, and therefore, of course, there are a

00:46:58

lot of good ones here from a purely more point of view

00:47:01

reasons because I’m

00:47:04

degrading the Russian Championship this

00:47:06

year in general, it’s difficult for you to compare anything

00:47:09

Yes, I want to enjoy including every

00:47:12

weekend of the English Championship and enjoy it But the

00:47:15

World Cup is also an indicator

00:47:18

Where is football science going? Where is football theory going? How are they

00:47:21

now

00:47:24

lining up football players differently on the field?

00:47:27

motivates football players even for

00:47:31

purely seemingly non-football things

00:47:34

behind the scenes How the War system of video

00:47:38

assistant referees works How what

00:47:41

recommendations are given to referees regarding

00:47:43

yellow-red cards and timing But

00:47:47

this is just an indicator that

00:47:49

football is constantly moving forward and Even

00:47:54

those things that It would seem but they

00:47:56

will never be applicable. Well, there have been such

00:47:59

notes in the rules with a touch

00:48:01

that they understand that they seem to have to

00:48:03

be regulated, but it is unlikely that

00:48:05

they will ever be. I saw yesterday that

00:48:07

the goalkeeper got a

00:48:09

severe concussion which did not allow him to

00:48:12

continue the game, it seems that he got a

00:48:14

concussion, it’s difficult to understand right away

00:48:16

how hard it was for 15 minutes they repaired it, it

00:48:19

seemed like everything was fine, he got up after 30

00:48:21

seconds to go back to bed It’s hard for him to change

00:48:24

and this substitution does not count the five substitutions that

00:48:27

each team is allowed by the regulations to

00:48:30

make due to a concussion a

00:48:31

separate topic head injury a separate

00:48:33

topic a team is allowed to make six

00:48:36

substitutions in this match And Now I

00:48:37

can probably list for a very long time

00:48:40

everything that I already like, I

00:48:44

also like that this is a separate topic. But

00:48:46

by the way, I would like to look at a few

00:48:48

matches, for example, uh, the match between

00:48:50

Argentina and Saudi Arabia and the

00:48:52

sensational loss of Argentina to

00:48:54

Messi, which

00:48:57

his budget is comparable there I don’t know

00:48:59

the budget of the Russian national team, but now they

00:49:02

are losing, losing at the start, is this the

00:49:04

main sensation of the first days, or is

00:49:07

it, well, Okay, this happened so

00:49:09

on from the

00:49:10

first days, especially more so now

00:49:14

either Argentina Yes, this still needs to be

00:49:16

understood Latin America is specific

00:49:18

emotions Yes, and our elderly European

00:49:23

approaches here probably cannot be the

00:49:26

place

00:49:27

I think now One of two, either

00:49:31

Argentina will now tear everyone apart and even

00:49:35

more you can see that Argentina is the

00:49:37

future world champion

00:49:57

to Senegal and then not a single point at all

00:49:59

and despondency and so on of course a sensation

00:50:02

is a sensation but I don’t dare

00:50:05

say so

00:50:07

andplus

00:50:08

we will see the next two rounds of the

00:50:10

group tournament What a sign it

00:50:13

was but by the way there is also a political

00:50:15

component the Iranian national team refused to

00:50:17

sing the anthem of their country so they

00:50:20

showed Solidarity with the

00:50:22

protesters in this country are

00:50:26

wonderful handsome guys This is completely

00:50:29

serious now, without any warning, I don’t

00:50:30

even say it well to my acquaintances with whom we

00:50:34

communicated more than once when he played in the Russian

00:50:35

championship, a

00:50:36

person who is just

00:50:42

coming back

00:50:46

But man,

00:50:56

I’d rather not go

00:51:00

static, I should support and this is a

00:51:04

normal correct position,

00:51:07

it is completely radically different from

00:51:11

a position which, unfortunately, those

00:51:13

football players who

00:51:14

supported are called players of the Russian national team,

00:51:19

I will remind you that after the well-known events in

00:51:22

February, the

00:51:23

eleventh person allowed himself to

00:51:25

frankly say everything that she thinks about it

00:51:28

and the national team. He was asked to invite him this year,

00:51:31

it is controversial, and I think

00:51:33

that I will never be invited again

00:51:36

although it won’t be quite a higher level than

00:51:39

many playing one person, but here we

00:51:43

see the whole team singing the anthem If you’re all

00:51:45

26,

00:51:48

it’s probably It

00:51:52

would seem like the Middle East, but in some

00:51:56

things people What is support and

00:52:00

comrade help to their own

00:52:02

They know much better

00:52:05

But by the way, the Russian national team they do

00:52:09

n’t even invite people anywhere to play matches with

00:52:11

someone from foreign countries, it’s a big

00:52:13

problem. Not to mention participation in

00:52:15

major international tournaments. Vadim, there

00:52:17

are nuances. I can’t

00:52:19

just refer to specific people in specific

00:52:22

football bodies right now. Yes, because

00:52:26

it’s impossible to do everything on world to regulate

00:52:29

when the rules were written How

00:52:32

ratings are calculated How

00:52:33

odds are calculated By what principle On what

00:52:36

place Which team is placed After all,

00:52:39

no one thought about what Maybe

00:52:41

now there is a regime that the

00:52:43

Russian national football team is in, it seems like it is

00:52:46

not an exception It seems like we are

00:52:48

members of a big football team

00:52:51

families from 215, then at the same time our national team

00:52:55

cannot play anywhere, clubs cannot

00:52:58

participate in European cups and so on, and

00:53:00

so for me the question was now

00:53:02

they were playing a friendly match. Will these

00:53:05

matches, and since they seem to be of an

00:53:07

official nature, be taken into account in the

00:53:09

FIFA coefficients table Yes, it is

00:53:11

compiled depending on who won,

00:53:14

lost, who played there, this is also very

00:53:16

important And when finally

00:53:20

the national team of Uzbekistan

00:53:22

verified the match What is

00:53:25

our name? I know how it was, they didn’t even call

00:53:30

FIFA and didn’t clarify whether the

00:53:33

defense points would be counted towards us from Uzbekistan will

00:53:36

not protect themselves,

00:53:39

they decided Why bother people, there are no

00:53:42

regulations stating that glasses may not

00:53:44

protect, why then were we afraid to remind ourselves,

00:53:49

we were afraid to just even look and

00:53:52

clarify,

00:53:54

it’s clear that now we are

00:53:57

standing at a crossroads,

00:54:01

if clubs from Crimea are integrated

00:54:05

into the Russian championship, then as FIFA

00:54:07

warned, we will be excluded from

00:54:09

international structures,

00:54:11

this means not only that we will not

00:54:15

play anywhere, but accordingly the Russian football championship

00:54:17

will not receive European world certification

00:54:19

because

00:54:22

it cannot enter into other territories. Yes,

00:54:25

I’m not talking about according to

00:54:27

Russian legislation.

00:54:29

But it will include other regions

00:54:32

that

00:54:34

UEFA is the territory of Russia, then accordingly

00:54:39

and this means that no one will be able to play

00:54:42

friendly matches with these teams,

00:54:46

foreigners will not be able to play in Russia,

00:54:49

the agreements will not be recognized

00:54:51

as valid and there

00:54:54

will be no transfer of money and other things,

00:55:02

but the punishment will be addressed to those countries that

00:55:05

began to play for now there are no punishments No yet

00:55:08

the punishment No we we play and Sorry with

00:55:11

Kyrgyzstan,

00:55:12

Tajikistan and Uzbekistan and we get

00:55:16

two draws 1 hard-fought victory over

00:55:19

of course but the players must be given their due Don’t

00:55:22

post it I don’t really understand at all

00:55:24

now Why there is such an institution

00:55:26

as the Russian national football team when

00:55:29

we understand exactly what is for official

00:55:30

matches on the national team no and it’s not very clear

00:55:32

When

00:55:34

but I want to return to Qatar this

00:55:36

championship has become the highest budget in

00:55:39

history 220 billion dollars in Russia

00:55:43

If I’m not mistaken the championship cost 11

00:55:46

billion dollars That is,

00:55:48

many times more And now they say that

00:55:52

Qatar just bought itself the right to host the

00:55:55

championship is so and How do you assess

00:55:57

this budget

00:55:59

Vadim, what are we investing,

00:56:04

we understand perfectly well

00:56:10

that this is not a direct purchase,

00:56:14

transfer of money to such and such an account and we

00:56:16

received the appropriate option,

00:56:19

of course, now we, by recognition recently

00:56:22

a week ago, we understand that this

00:56:25

was a purchase but I can’t

00:56:30

believe that the Russian national team didn’t buy

00:56:34

itself in ’18, because there was also a system

00:56:37

of agreement that was so complicated, complexly

00:56:40

weighted. Do you think that

00:56:42

America didn’t buy the World Cup in ’26?

00:56:45

First, the increase from

00:56:48

32 to 48 teams was broken, this is already a monster, such an

00:56:53

area of 48 teams Although I'm here Hello

00:56:56

Let the festival

00:56:58

take place in more countries to more countries and

00:57:02

then

00:57:04

host such a gigantic championship for 48

00:57:06

countries by

00:57:08

adding Mexico and Canada for 6 and 10 games

00:57:11

respectively and

00:57:14

holding the vast majority of matches

00:57:16

the USA

00:57:18

will host the tournament And this is also a

00:57:21

purchase but a purchase in a deflated form of

00:57:25

transferring money to FIFA Yes, although I think But

00:57:29

what are we talking about that we are pretending to be something?

00:57:32

Let's have an auction Who will pay the most

00:57:35

and then they give the championship I think

00:57:38

that from the point of view of the quality of

00:57:41

tournaments, I am not being ironic now,

00:57:43

completely seriously, all the Olympics are always

00:57:47

necessary next

00:57:48

20 All hockey world championships

00:57:51

will be given to Canada,

00:57:52

too, for 20 years before And a

00:57:55

huge number of issues will be

00:57:59

resolved, but the World Cup

00:58:00

will be held exclusively In developed

00:58:02

countries,

00:58:03

we have all these stories When our

00:58:05

laptops and phones were stolen on the streets in

00:58:08

South Africa in the tenth year Japan was enough for me I

00:58:11

wasn’t ready to host an

00:58:13

international tournament in 2002 when they

00:58:16

could show me at the hotel which

00:58:19

station I should go to to get to the

00:58:22

football, but no one there at the football

00:58:24

spoke English to the staff and

00:58:26

couldn’t show me which station the

00:58:28

oil was at, back to a bunch of their friends there

00:58:30

they lived in the metro for four days, something that

00:58:32

was not even in English on one

00:58:34

inscription, only the hieroglyphs

00:58:35

were not ready, and what we see now

00:58:40

in the frame is not the best logistics and no better

00:58:43

organization when journalists cannot leave on buses for three hours from the match,

00:58:48

but This is probably also an indicator that after

00:58:50

all,

00:58:52

Germany is holding every World Cup

00:58:55

and everything will be sore.

00:58:56

Satan question. Well, where would we be without Alina

00:59:00

Kabaeva? He asks what’s wrong with her. Where did she

00:59:03

go in the context of all the events that

00:59:05

we are observing?

00:59:08

Sportbaeva is a

00:59:10

representative of the directors of the national

00:59:13

media group, they release Sport Express

00:59:16

our competitors are all Alina Kabaeva I

00:59:18

hope it’s good, so what should she

00:59:22

do? Didn’t we hear

00:59:25

a lot of comments from him in previous years and so on? She

00:59:27

was a State Duma deputies now they showed it

00:59:29

now it doesn’t show it, I didn’t seem to see

00:59:33

her crazy

00:59:35

activity in the public space, that

00:59:38

’s okay,

00:59:41

I didn’t notice any changes honestly

00:59:44

By the way, here he also asks how many

00:59:48

athletes there are today in the State Duma there somehow dazzles the eye There are

00:59:53

no dazzles from the number, some leave others come there are

00:59:57

athletes caught at one time for

01:00:01

doping

01:00:02

In general, a sore subject is the uncleanliness of

01:00:05

Russian sports from the point of view of

01:00:07

doping When in the committee on in sports there are

01:00:10

people, I repeat, who were caught doping their time,

01:00:13

but what can we talk about? What kind of

01:00:15

politics? Sorry, on our TV on the

01:00:20

sports channel,

01:00:22

columnists correspondents

01:00:24

were disqualified after the Olympics in

01:00:26

Barcelona for doping and us. She teaches us to

01:00:29

love our homeland and teach us to support

01:00:31

Russian athletes.

01:00:34

Another question about beer in Qatar. there's

01:00:39

a history there, look, it's a very complex

01:00:42

story,

01:00:43

I'm of course a supporter of the idea that football

01:00:48

should be fun, I'm a supporter of

01:00:51

selling any alcoholic beverages. Well, within

01:00:53

reasonable limits, yes, I remember very well

01:00:57

my time when Margaret Thatcher and the

01:01:00

English hooligan fans

01:01:01

in the middle of the 8th could not cope;

01:01:04

a lot was done very mistakes that then

01:01:07

these teeth when

01:01:10

they banned alcohol is madness banning

01:01:13

alcohol means and in the end people understand

01:01:17

that they should have fun cooking football, which was

01:01:19

good

01:01:20

These people got

01:01:22

drunk before entering the stadium So it

01:01:26

was bad

01:01:28

to go

01:01:31

from above to pour and nothing ended for

01:01:36

health Not for watching football

01:01:38

then there were other options,

01:01:40

prohibitions, this is the way to go anywhere, sell at least

01:01:43

mild alcohol, or the very

01:01:47

German theme is close to me, I’m watching one, I don’t know.

01:01:50

Do you know or not? There is such a story in

01:01:53

Russia; in several countries there is such a

01:01:56

thing as a pre-match meeting, a

01:01:59

meeting. This is when

01:02:02

guests are from the hosts cop from here from there

01:02:07

security guy from the club security guy and so they

01:02:10

discuss every time there are 240 such matches there in

01:02:13

a year or so 240

01:02:16

priest how to organize passage

01:02:19

for fans at home and so on And all

01:02:22

this camp nonsense When I once

01:02:25

German security

01:02:34

we share all the matches that As the season progresses, we

01:02:37

go to a match of five categories, you can

01:02:40

understand that who is meeting with whom, if it

01:02:44

is, to put it in the Russian Dynamo CSKA,

01:02:46

When

01:02:47

rivals love each other very much

01:02:50

together, Spartak and even the Derby that

01:02:55

takes place in the Bratsk Holes is a match there of 5

01:02:59

categories, that is, here you can do everything.

01:03:02

maybe if there were, this is

01:03:04

German technology, it would be possible to live,

01:03:07

at least sell a large amount of whiskey.

01:03:08

Nothing happened.

01:03:10

And if this is for example a

01:03:13

Zenit Spartak match when fundamentally

01:03:16

rivals meet, then a first

01:03:18

category match when the maximum What is allowed

01:03:20

is non-alcoholic beer and nothing else at all

01:03:23

but all other matches,

01:03:26

depending on the relationship between

01:03:29

fans, are calmly distributed

01:03:31

between 2 3 4 categories, that is, from

01:03:34

non-alcoholic beer to the resolution of everything.

01:03:36

Yes, you can build such a scale And

01:03:39

they live like this for many many years, this system

01:03:42

works calmly. Why can’t you

01:03:45

do the same on a Russian machine?

01:03:47

look, I was drinking in the frame, I’m addressing this is an

01:03:51

insanely monetary topic, and the breweries are ready to

01:03:54

bring in international structures, not

01:03:58

efforts to bring in. But it’s precisely to officially

01:04:01

pay gigantic gigantic

01:04:03

money here, 75 million, only a penalty

01:04:06

planned for breaking the contract, it cost

01:04:10

now exactly the numbers won’t be named,

01:04:13

and

01:04:15

suddenly, unexpectedly, in two days before the start, he

01:04:18

announces to us that the sheikhs

01:04:22

will be dedicated here and decide that there is no need for

01:04:25

FIFA to bend and a little something then there

01:04:30

will be no football for you guys, you won’t tell

01:04:34

yourself that the money is where to transfer everything,

01:04:38

the company that got the money is

01:04:41

there and it’s back to transfer it even more

01:04:43

expensive therefore she announced that these

01:04:47

decaton

01:04:49

gigatons of

01:04:51

happiness there, one flight occupies, in

01:04:55

my opinion, 100 by 100 in width, longer

01:04:59

there, 20 meters in height,

01:05:01

only they will go to the

01:05:05

winning team, winning team,

01:05:07

let him bathe in it, think about who to

01:05:09

give it to, and so on,

01:05:15

other violations were clearly stated that

01:05:20

no There won’t be any LGBT flags, but

01:05:23

we won’t take away paraphernalia, it’s your

01:05:25

personal business, the main thing is don’t raise the Rainbow flags,

01:05:28

the main thing is don’t

01:05:30

defiantly captain’s armbands with a

01:05:32

rainbow, like the British wanted to

01:05:35

go out on the field with this, but in everything

01:05:39

else, Well, we understand that these are

01:05:42

fans from different cultures with We

01:05:44

came with different predilections, so we still

01:05:46

took away and now we see that again

01:05:49

this ban has been violated. Since yesterday,

01:05:51

during the search of fans at the entrance to the

01:05:53

stadium, any LGBT symbols were taken away. Yes,

01:05:57

even that little one can’t be waved; nothing there is an

01:06:00

icon. There and so on, it’s also wrong,

01:06:03

also ugly, but by and large

01:06:05

you understand

01:06:11

because the situation

01:06:15

in any country such a story would not exist

01:06:20

here History is the Middle East for the first time the

01:06:23

World Cup in the Middle East I will

01:06:25

generally remind you that until the 21st century the championship

01:06:28

was played only in Europe, in what only

01:06:31

Western

01:06:32

and only Latin America Well, 94 was still

01:06:36

USA Well, in America on the American

01:06:38

Continent

01:06:41

and the rules were in Europe, the

01:06:44

European country always won, Latin America

01:06:47

always wins,

01:06:49

but we lost our place only once in the

01:06:53

fourteenth year, this is already the New Century in the

01:06:56

year 14, we played in Brazil, defeated Germany,

01:06:59

once,

01:07:00

two exceptions were made on the continents

01:07:05

Korea Japan and then Brazil won in the

01:07:10

tenth South Africa and then beat Spain

01:07:15

Latin America to equalize Now we are for the

01:07:19

first time

01:07:20

for the third time outside Europe and America and

01:07:23

here of course a

01:07:27

very cool person I really like the

01:07:29

FIFA president of course cunning of course

01:07:32

difficult my comrade number Rustamyan in

01:07:35

Armenian traditions that believe that everything is

01:07:37

better in the world was invented by Armenians, he

01:07:39

believes that this is generally a disguised

01:07:40

jannik infantinist and explain why he is

01:07:43

bald of Armenia. But this is, as it were, excusable to the Nobel, but the

01:07:48

famous football commentator

01:07:50

that may have his right has already

01:07:52

earned the right to his point of view and here

01:07:55

infantina

01:07:56

said a very cool thing

01:08:01

he says I think that for what we

01:08:06

Europeans have been doing for three thousand

01:08:08

years all over the world we must apologize for the

01:08:11

next three thousand years

01:08:14

Before we start giving lessons to others I don’t have the

01:08:18

right to teach now

01:08:20

how to deal with beer I don’t have the right to

01:08:24

what’s good and what’s bad in terms of Relations

01:08:28

between genders between the sexes and in this

01:08:30

sense, of course, I deeply and sympathetically

01:08:33

because

01:08:35

this is a

01:08:37

very correct idea And he probably

01:08:42

turned out to be a much more

01:08:43

consistent person here than critics of

01:08:46

everything that is happening now, well well

01:08:48

Thank you Nikolai Eremenko, chief

01:08:51

editor of the magazine of the publication Soviet Sports

01:08:53

journalists sports commentator was

01:08:55

in direct contact with us Thank you

01:08:57

All the best

01:08:58

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