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let's start Mikhail Khodorkovsky on our
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air hello Mikhail Borisovich
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hello let's start with the elections th
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year some grief of public
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discussion is left behind met
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discussed everything is More understanding yes of
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course Well, in any case, I
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absolutely definitely have My colleagues on the
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anti-war committee rather there is everything,
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that is, I just don’t know, they haven’t told me everything
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yet,
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so there is an understanding that the
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company will go under the slogan of Putin,
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no, I don’t know how this will be
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implemented in the media in the media sphere,
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but in essence,
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all organizations have come to the conclusion
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that this is the most
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effective story to date related to
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counteracting those pseudo elections and the
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regime that is holding them.
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And here there are no differences, we are still
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thinking about how to act
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directly
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on voting day, but I think that
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some ideas will be found that our
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authorities will not like
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Micah Do you think it’s a promising idea for
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someone to try to
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register? Well, try to
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register here. In a practical
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sense, I don’t see. I personally don’t see such
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feasibility. Well, simply because
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in order to get a registry,
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it is necessary to coordinate this with the Kremlin,
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even in
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order to collect signatures in Russia. Well, to
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say, being oriented towards
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registration, this, of course, also
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needs to be coordinated with the Kremlin,
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otherwise, so to speak, those people who
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will do this will simply be imprisoned and,
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so to speak, the result
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will not be so significant at the same time, the very idea
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associated with collecting signatures for
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independent
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candidates for candidates whose slogan there is no
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Putin there is no war and this is one of those
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political actions that are now
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being considered by different groups and It is
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quite possible that in order to mobilize
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some of the supporters of these
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political groups this will be of
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interest. We agreed that
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we will try to help such initiatives
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Boris and collecting signatures for abroad for
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someone, how attracted are you to this idea,
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how interesting does it seem to you,
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this is also a way to
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realize how many people have left and how
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many of them have left, and at the same time they are ready
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to participate in some kind of political
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life of the country. Well, Anastasia Burakova, the
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Ark project Anti-War Committee, she is
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working on solving this problem together
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with her colleagues on the project on the
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first flight, they have been doing this for about a
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month now and it seems to me that in general
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this is quite a productive idea in order
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to
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consolidate some of our supporters
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who are abroad plus give
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some impetus to those young people who
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want to prove themselves as
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political figures. So in this
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sense, it’s a wonderful project, I’m
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looking at it with interest, you know, we
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just talked with Venediktov
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and two names were heard at the end of the broadcast:
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Yavlinsky and Nadezhdin, respectively.
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Maxim asked: Could Yavlinsky to become
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such a unifying figure for the opposition
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and Venediktov said that rather Nadezhdin
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and how do you look at these two names
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Mia Lensky is not
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Nadezhdinsky in the form of conducting
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anti-war without anti-war agitation,
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then in general this is not a
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candidate
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at all, but for the opposition at all that is, from
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this point point of view I don’t think this is
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too productive Well, I’ll
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say again the same way I
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responded to
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Medusa’s appeal who asked me
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about Navalny’s letter. I said that
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I’m ready to look for compromise solutions within a very
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broad
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framework
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in order to simply consolidate the opposition,
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so to speak, if suddenly
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which I personally don’t believe in
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and the opposition will decide that Yavlinsky is there or
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I don’t know Nadezhdin is a good candidate,
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this is a good idea. Well, I
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won’t put too much emphasis on it, so to speak, but I just
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have a doubt that this will happen,
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nevertheless, Mikhail Borisovich, what you
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said says that while you
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yourself, even for yourself personally While still in
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search of a strategy, this is not the case. I will
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repeat
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the strategy once again; it has been developed; no,
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Putin yes, but exactly How will this
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be good? The search for tactics Yes, but the
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search for tactics will continue at
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least at least until Putin is declared
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a candidate This is absolutely true because there
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is some kind of surprise between the opposition
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and the authorities and the authorities are looking at what
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steps we will take, we are looking at
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what steps they will take
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because in general, in many ways, we will be
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mean to each other in an attempt, they are trying to us
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tactical decisions will prevent them from being sued. But the
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main thing we agreed on,
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what unites us is, uh,
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demonstration to people, that’s our main
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task that we want to solve, is to
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demonstrate to people in Russia that
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they are actually against Putin, that’s a
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very funny psychological
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problem that we’ve encountered
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society in many authoritarian regimes
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and the most famous example is
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Romania with Ceausescu, when every
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single person in society is against the
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dictator, but he also thinks that maybe
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there are several people from his close
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relatives with whom he has the
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opportunity to talk openly; they are
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also against the dictator, but everyone
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else is for it and that’s why he
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doesn’t do anything. And to
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help people break through this
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information bubble created in connection
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with the fact that people are simply afraid
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to talk openly with each other because of
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repression. Or, more precisely, because of a
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demonstration of repression because
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for real mass repressions have not yet
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begun, so
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to break through this information bubble of
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every person is our task so that
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people understand that in fact, not only
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he specifically, not only his close
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relatives, not only his acquaintances
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in general, most people in Russia, even
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those you know, even those who fought for
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the war they are actually against Putin
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because, well, everyone is tired of Putin, that is,
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I think that his own circle is already tired of him,
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but it’s just that his
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own circle understands
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that for them these are the last
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happy months or years and they
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are striving for them. Well, maybe a little more... extend it a little
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But of course he does them all, how do you
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feel it Michal Boč how do you
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know this listen I, unlike those
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people who have to
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fear
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that something
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will happen to them, not only those who are in
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Russia often fear this, but also those who
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are abroad because in
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Russia I have relatives in Russia, friends,
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I want to go to Russia from time to time I am
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deprived of these problems That is, I do
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n’t know, so to speak, I probably might
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encounter a newcomer, but the rest does
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n’t really frighten me, so to speak, and stresses me out, so that’s how
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people are they talk to me
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quite openly because, well, I’m
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kind of a famous person, my
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relationship with Vladimir
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Vladimirovich is also well-known, so to
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speak, it’s clear
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that nothing leaks from me anywhere. That’s why
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I talk to a huge
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number of people
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both outside of Russia and in Russia, I
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’ll say that of course
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there are people who, even in a frank
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conversation, are supporters of
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Putin; many people who are
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supporters of war. Well, quite a lot,
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but these people who
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are supporters of Putin are radically
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fewer than even supporters of war. That
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is, if I can appreciate the people
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who say
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that you know war, of course we started Well,
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it was a mistake but now we can’t
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lose and so on These are the people in
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my information bubble, let’s say so
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wide enough among those living in Russia Well,
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probably half of them, but
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there is an understanding of how to break through this
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bubble, but I’ll finish the people and the people
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who say that well like Putin
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is cool and it’s good that he doesn’t stay Well,
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damn, I
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haven’t met him at all lately But like this a couple of months ago, well,
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there’s probably one or two,
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that is, it’s clearly less than
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10% But People don’t believe that this is so, people
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think that in fact others all for
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How to break through You know I am not the most
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talented make and not the most talented
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Vatel of political action I
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prefer that someone comes up with something
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And I will support this with the whole Proletarskaya for
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honesty Mikha Boriso you mentioned Ceausescu
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and his regime You know I was recently
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just at the film festival in Romania and
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got to know their current political
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reality better, there is such a Renaissance of love for
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Ceausescu,
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such things don’t upset you. Well, of
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course they upset you, listen, so to
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speak. And we have a Renaissance of love for
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Stalin, so to speak, a man who
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killed so many Russians, a
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man who Well, or at that time, the
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Soviet people were a person who, because of
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which, in fact, the war with Germany was
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not the strongest enemy, it should be
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noted that the country that 20 years before
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lost the world war was,
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as we would say today, under sanction for
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all these 20 years and
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now the fact that the war became so bloody
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for the Soviet Union Well, it’s absolutely
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clear to say that all historians
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agree on this. This is the result of
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Stalin’s heroic activity and people understand this,
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nevertheless,
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many people openly love him, here is the well-
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known well-known Stockholm
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syndrome, and it is passed on from generation
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to
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generation of Borisovich you Have you read Avin’s book during
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Berezovsky’s time? No, I haven’t read it. You know, I’ll
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say in a nutshell that many critics,
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including those who said that such a book is a
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winner About the vanquished, yes, because
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Peter Avin probably felt exactly like that at that moment.
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Now we see how representatives of the
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Alfa group are They also say phrases
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like we regret that we invested in
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Western countries and so on. How do you
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assess this situation? How do you see
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today what is happening to these
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oligarchs, as they used to say?
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Well, I have no doubt at all that Avin, compared to
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Berezovsky, is the winner
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This is
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absolutely so simple because he
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survived it and this, by
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the way, I hope will happen to everyone
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present on this program in
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relation to Putin We will all be
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winners I hope because we
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hope we will survive it,
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but in everything else Well, I think that the
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Alpha group
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and Peter Avin personally behaved in a rather
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traditional way. Here they are. Every time
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when faced with an acute situation,
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they tried to hide somewhere under a
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snag and in general, for the time being,
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it was a winning strategy. In
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fact, we must understand that songs are sung about the
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Brave Ones. the
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cowardly survive Well, now we see how this
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strategy did not
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work; it has not worked; we can
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already talk about it. Yes, we can of course
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say that it did not work, that
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is, we see
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the choice that they made was
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very difficult for them, both from the point of view
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of reputation and and from a
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financial point of view, it is obvious
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that, of course, they can, well, retain some
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opportunities because the accumulated
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resources in general are quite a lot, but I doubt
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that they have felt comfortable over the
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past two years and uh, but
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life goes on. you feel
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bad and ask them for a choice, what
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else could they have done to
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correct
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the situation? Well, here
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we have just apparently a
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conceptual discrepancy with them; for me,
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money has always been a tool, that is,
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when I was doing yuku som,
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it was important for me a lot of money because there
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were gigantic projects and they
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simply required a gigantic amount of money, but
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now I
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don’t have such projects of this scale. I
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mean production projects and,
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accordingly, I
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feel absolutely comfortable with much less
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resources. But my choice would be which I
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frankly I recommended them to you
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guys,
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you have
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enough money even if you leave everything
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you have in Russia, just leave
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everything And you have enough money, you are all not
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so young anymore Guys, but it
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will be easier on your soul, much easier because well, the
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same Friedman Well, I strongly
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doubt that he doesn’t have these
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spiritual ties with Ukraine. Surely he
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does because a person
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close to Friedman’s negotiations with
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Ukraine told how they went, roughly, in
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short, Friedman seems to be saying I’m
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ready to give
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10% and Ukraine answers him We’re ready to
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leave you get
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10% and in this sense, it’s as if the dialogue is not
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working, listen Well, first of all, he
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said they were talking about Ukrainian
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assets Yes, of course, about Ukrainian
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assets I would
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give all the Ukrainian assets to Ukraine, I just wouldn’t even
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bargain, just take away all the
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Russian assets I would just leave it,
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take it away please, we will sue
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later, but now
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take away what is
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abroad is quite enough for Friedman
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and enough for his team. I think that
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this is significantly more than a billion
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dollars for everyone there. Well, significantly
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more and Well, this money for a person who
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has already turned 60 there someone 65 Yes, well, that’s
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more than enough for the rest of your life,
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you just learned some kind of
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special Zen, you take away all the assets in this
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country, it sounds very
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wake-up Why why populist Well, here’s
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the wake-up Buddhist Well, I’m not you understand, we
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live Well, either for in order to leave
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behind some kind of trace
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or to get pleasure, but
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I don’t see any other motives
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here, not pleasure, not a decent
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trace Well, so to speak Well, what the hell
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then what the hell is this money for Well,
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I don’t know if he wanted They
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wanted to build the Cheops pyramid Yes,
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I don’t know or anything else and so to
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say I will do everything I will make any
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compromises but so I decided there I don’t know
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to develop Mars yes And that’s why I have these
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20 billion there Well here are the pitchforks how necessary
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because otherwise I wouldn’t have
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mastered Mars and didn’t care, but in order to
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leave not a billion after my death, but 20 billion, it’s still
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unclear who is there with the heirs, so to
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speak, who would really like to
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leave these 20 billion, it’s not so clear In
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my
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opinion I just can’t explain this to myself,
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but sincerely. It’s not because,
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so to speak, I have a bad attitude towards
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wealth or something, well, I
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can’t explain to myself, that’s when you take it,
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so to speak, and start serving
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money well, on the other hand, your
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opinion, I’m treating them fairly
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now, well, the concept of Justice in our
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world, I really don’t
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like it because it’s so
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blurry, from whose point of view is it
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fair?
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by you Yes, they are
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not under bombing, so to speak, so this is
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unfair. Well, someone else
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decides whether what is happening to
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them is justified. Well, yes, it is justified because it is difficult to sit
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on two chairs in conditions when
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such a severe discrepancy occurs. on the
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one hand, the barricades
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want you to make up your mind, so to speak, on the
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other side, and when you sit in
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the middle, bullets fly with you to the
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sides. Well, yes. Therefore, what is happening is
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absolutely justified. I wish
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they were spoken to differently.
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Well, yes, in a sense, I would like that
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Yes, it seems to me
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that if you want to offend
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the rules and
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say the rules,
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then you agree, so to speak, then
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you get
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some
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dividends, if you don’t comply with these rules,
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then you don’t get them. I’m generally a supporter of
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such legal certainty, I
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said this many times in the West to all
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politicians and in general they
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heard me, but I don’t I can say that this
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found 100% support for
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one simple
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reason:
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too much politics. Well, in general, like me,
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of course, we understand how high the
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probability of corruption is and people are simply
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afraid to get involved with the
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definition of some rules for
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big money. Well, because they are afraid that
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they will be in some way- then they will blame Well, in the end,
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in fact, I hope that these rules
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will still be developed, but well, yes, there are no rules, well, yes, I
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would have to take a risk, I would have to
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say that I’m on this side of
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the Barricade Yes, people, I’m ready to
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say so, I don’t care I’ll have to
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suffer because I didn’t do it there
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on the first or second day after the
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start of
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the war. Well, I’ll suffer, that means I’ll suffer,
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I’m counting on the fact that the Armed Forces won’t
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take away my approach. I’m still sure that it’s not that the Armed Forces
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wouldn’t take away almost
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nothing except that is in
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Ukraine
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But people said We need guarantees Well,
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who will give you guarantees during the war
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Bori Yes, come on, if you want
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to ask this
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question, the fact is that the reaction of the Western
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world to what is happening in
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gas in general is quite different
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from how it reacted for example, the
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Russian Democratic
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public, I see the judgment that
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those who call themselves liberals, those who
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call themselves democrats among the Russian
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oppositionists turned out to be, in general, to the
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right of
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Netanyahu in their rhetoric, in your
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opinion Mich, why did this happen? Well, I don’t
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know in relation to Netanyahu’s right I
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now I hear the Republicans in America,
00:24:04
they quite
00:24:07
take a position on this topic that is understandable to me.
00:24:12
But in general, I
00:24:18
think this is a
00:24:22
problem: a society that has lived for a long time
00:24:25
without war, this is a problem: a society
00:24:29
whose political representatives
00:24:32
graduated from good schools and universities
00:24:36
and have not lived not only in Third
00:24:41
World countries but in general even in the bad neighborhoods of
00:24:45
your own cities, you
00:24:47
talk like that as if it’s something
00:24:49
bad, that’s what I wanted to get to
00:24:52
exactly, you’re asking the absolutely correct question,
00:24:54
on the one hand, it’s very good, it’s
00:24:56
possible
00:24:59
to be kind, sweet terms,
00:25:04
and wonderful with them. Very nice it’s a pleasure to talk to them and it’s a
00:25:06
pleasure to do business with them, so to speak, they will
00:25:10
always think about making sure that you do
00:25:14
n’t feel uncomfortable and the like, everything is
00:25:18
great until
00:25:20
some
00:25:21
Putin or some Hamas appears,
00:25:25
a war begins, and at that moment these
00:25:28
wonderful people find themselves
00:25:31
absolutely not during the World Cup
00:25:35
because their entire expression of opinion is
00:25:40
in words Well how can it be people
00:25:44
Well how can it be so Well what you
00:25:46
are doing is great I say
00:25:49
I and people do it I
00:25:53
saw this many times in my childhood and saw it many times in my youth
00:25:55
as an adult, but since
00:25:58
you haven’t seen it, you don’t know what to do in this
00:26:00
situation. But I know, I know that
00:26:02
when you meet in alleys where there
00:26:06
are never any police with that
00:26:09
scumbag, then your only chance is not to
00:26:13
leave beaten, robbed, so to speak, and
00:26:16
God forbid if you ended up there with a girl.
00:26:18
Yes, your only chance is to
00:26:24
brutally beat the first of them, any of them,
00:26:28
and beat them like that,
00:26:30
so that your teeth are in different directions and, if
00:26:36
possible, inflicting things on him, in
00:26:39
this case you have a chance And in
00:26:41
VM in all in other cases, Well, I feel
00:26:45
very sorry for you, and this is a
00:26:50
lack of understanding of the existing situation, it
00:26:54
leads to the fact that
00:26:58
Americans are now in the world in this
00:27:01
world of ours, the Third World. And we are now
00:27:03
firmly in this very Third World considered
00:27:06
weak, and since we are weak, this does not
00:27:10
mean as in good school no
00:27:15
bunga
00:27:17
hating pat no If
00:27:21
he is weak he is
00:27:26
SB
00:27:28
and what is now the USA Rich and weak from the
00:27:32
point of view of public perception Yes, it
00:27:35
leads to all these
00:27:37
events that began
00:27:40
to roll around the world and at some point the
00:27:43
number of these hooligans will become like this
00:27:45
that this healthy [ __ ]' [ __ ],
00:27:49
who the
00:27:51
United States actually is, simply can't stand it,
00:27:53
it just won't stand it, and the United
00:27:56
States has a huge part of its well-being,
00:28:00
it exists due to Freedom of Foreign
00:28:03
Trade, Freedom of Movement of People, Ideas
00:28:06
of Capital, and so on That is, the whole world
00:28:08
Naturally C this benefits if we
00:28:10
now
00:28:26
pull back from globalization and we will lose 30% of our
00:28:29
well-being, but the Americans
00:28:33
will lose more. Well, simply because
00:28:35
they have a larger economy
00:28:37
and they are more dependent on foreign trade.
00:28:41
I’m not convinced that this is the
00:28:45
dream that they have. then they
00:28:48
understand it, someone doesn’t
00:28:50
understand it in Europe,
00:28:54
Eastern European countries
00:28:56
understand it naturally, but
00:29:00
only old people understand such traditional Western European countries,
00:29:03
so I was here when I was in Germany I
00:29:06
met there
00:29:09
with such a very respected audience where we
00:29:13
were there
00:29:15
representatives of various organizations, so
00:29:18
to speak,
00:29:20
from newspapers
00:29:22
to the Ministry of Defense, so to speak
00:29:26
Well, there was such a wide circle of experts and
00:29:29
among them there was one person
00:29:32
such an
00:29:35
obvious representative of the Cold
00:29:39
War, he was the only one in the audience
00:29:42
who didn’t have to
00:29:44
explain anything, we were just absolutely on the
00:29:47
same wavelength, he understood everything
00:29:51
perfectly, just like me and everyone else. Well, alas, that’s why
00:29:56
when I look at wonderful
00:30:00
people who
00:30:03
talk about how they
00:30:08
would like to see how they
00:30:13
love Hamas, how they say it, Well, how is
00:30:17
it really, this is what they
00:30:22
stand for they
00:30:23
defend different values, they were also
00:30:26
tortured, and so on And now, well, they
00:30:28
were simply forced to become
00:30:32
terrorists, but I have
00:30:36
such an attitude towards this, you know,
00:30:38
and it’s
00:30:40
a bit harsh, that is, I have a simple question,
00:30:43
can it be done purposefully for political purposes,
00:30:47
not by chance? It’s
00:30:53
easy to purposefully kill children.
00:30:56
You have some kind of goal,
00:30:58
no matter how good it is, important, so
00:31:00
to speak. Come and cut off the head of a child.
00:31:04
Well, that’s what was done in Israel.
00:31:07
And if you think it’s possible, well, what to
00:31:10
talk about on this, we have to disagree
00:31:14
And and
00:31:16
and probably until you
00:31:20
try to implement it or help
00:31:23
the one who implements it. Well, I will
00:31:25
just consider you a brute,
00:31:27
and if you implement it or
00:31:30
help the one who implements it, well, I
00:31:33
will do everything possible so that you cease to
00:31:35
exist. Well There’s probably
00:31:37
another
00:31:39
way to explain ourselves in a
00:31:42
situation where people don’t understand such a
00:31:45
simple truth that it’s impossible to purposefully
00:31:47
kill children for political purposes.
00:31:50
Well, there’s probably no other way.
00:31:53
These people are pretending.
00:31:57
That is, their support for Hamas is somehow
00:31:59
separate from the seventh. Well, I’ll say it again
00:32:02
so far they are not doing anything practical in this
00:32:06
direction. I am ready to just
00:32:09
count them as cattle.
00:32:12
And with cats, either in the bad
00:32:15
sense of the word, so to speak, or with cats
00:32:17
that have no brains, you know, there are
00:32:20
cattle with brains. Yes, there are cattle without
00:32:22
brains. Well, so to speak.
00:32:27
when they
00:32:28
come they move on to practical
00:32:30
implementation, here I have
00:32:32
an understanding that this is probably a beast that
00:32:35
has gone mad and we must somehow
00:32:39
try to isolate it. Well, even inside
00:32:42
Israel, Mikhail Borisovich, there are people
00:32:44
who naturally in no way
00:32:46
deny the horror of October 7, but they say that
00:32:48
well carpet bombing when there
00:32:51
are also children there is not the most correct
00:32:56
answer That’s when people say
00:33:01
that there are some more effective
00:33:05
ways that can save the
00:33:08
lives of civilians in the Gaza Strip when
00:33:13
people criticize their generals for
00:33:16
not finishing something to save the
00:33:19
lives of people in the Gaza Strip I mean
00:33:22
peaceful people, I really
00:33:25
welcome I think any normal
00:33:28
person very much welcomes this kind of
00:33:30
talk, moreover, knowing my friends
00:33:33
who live in Israel, I am absolutely
00:33:36
convinced that for them these incidental
00:33:40
casualties are a tragedy and that Despite the
00:33:45
fact that they are now in the heat of war and are
00:33:48
uttering various terrible words,
00:33:50
nevertheless, tomorrow, when this is all over, and
00:33:53
help will come from Israel to the Gaza Strip,
00:33:57
Israel will be involved in restoring
00:33:59
housing for these people, Israel will
00:34:01
help Palestinian children,
00:34:05
say to restore normal life in
00:34:08
general, I In this sense, I am absolutely sure there is a
00:34:13
high
00:34:27
pressure than they could apply, it is
00:34:30
absolutely correct, it needs to be
00:34:32
done in this sense, the responsibility of the
00:34:35
residents of the Gas Strip and the responsibility of the
00:34:39
Russians are
00:34:44
the same. To our deep regret Well, it’s
00:34:47
probably difficult
00:34:50
It’s difficult to draw direct analogies But of
00:34:53
course some analogies suggest themselves to the
00:34:55
deep
00:34:58
Unfortunately,
00:35:02
today we see
00:35:05
bombings in Belgorod or Kursk. Well, there
00:35:08
were drone strikes there,
00:35:13
and we say that yes, Ukraine should
00:35:17
try to hit only military
00:35:20
targets. Well, we say the same thing with
00:35:22
regard to Israel in the gas sector, that
00:35:25
Guys, you should try to
00:35:30
reduce the number as much as possible.
00:35:33
victims among the civilian
00:35:36
population But to say that Ukrainians do not
00:35:40
have the right to defend themselves in this way Well,
00:35:42
probably being of sound mind and sober
00:35:45
memory is impossible and Yes, you understand
00:35:48
that if you lived there or your
00:35:51
relatives lived there, then you
00:35:53
could also fly in. Well, like Well,
00:35:58
yes, you are on the territory of a country
00:36:01
that started a war and continues
00:36:04
the war against a neighboring country. Well, it’s clear
00:36:08
that they will defend you and it’s clear that
00:36:10
if you are on this territory,
00:36:12
they can fly to you. And if you
00:36:14
are not on this territory, like you and
00:36:16
me, then that’s all for you it can still arrive,
00:36:18
but not in the form of shells or
00:36:21
missiles, but in the form of the fact that the fact that you have a
00:36:25
Russian Russian passport
00:36:27
is big today even for a
00:36:32
person like me or you, whose anti-war
00:36:36
position is widely known. And if, so to
00:36:39
speak, our faces were not flashed
00:36:42
Yes, like the majority of Russians, the
00:36:45
attitude would be even worse, so at least
00:36:48
one of us remembers,
00:36:51
but we remember that although you are Russian, you are
00:36:53
someone who, so to speak, is actively against the war. Of
00:36:56
course, this is how to say this. This is
00:37:00
just like in your first question in the first
00:37:03
topic is not good but
00:37:05
fair
00:37:07
Mikha Yes, if you continue this topic
00:37:10
you want, I about Continue I just wanted to
00:37:12
clarify How did it happen in your opinion
00:37:14
that when all this happened,
00:37:17
well, we didn’t hear the call for all
00:37:19
Palestinians to be punished, to block the accounts of
00:37:22
all Palestinians not to accept them passports, how did it
00:37:25
happen that it
00:37:27
could be
00:37:30
worse? Well,
00:37:32
because we, first of all, this didn’t happen right away.
00:37:37
If we
00:37:39
remember right away, this didn’t happen;
00:37:42
it still started a few
00:37:45
months later, almost six months later of the war,
00:37:48
and at first people, too, in the first months, it
00:37:51
was impossible to open accounts already in
00:37:53
the first months Well, listen, I always thought it
00:37:57
was not so easy
00:38:00
to open it
00:38:02
to the Russians, yes
00:38:04
yes Well, in this case, we cannot
00:38:07
say that
00:38:11
Palestine is Well, or the Gaza Strip
00:38:15
is a warring state, everyone
00:38:17
understands perfectly well that there is a
00:38:20
terrorist organization Hamas Yes,
00:38:22
it gained power there
00:38:25
in the Gaza Strip, but nevertheless, its people
00:38:29
still separate it from the population of the
00:38:31
Gaza Strip. Well, this is fair, in fact,
00:38:34
Okay, Mikhail Borisovich, I can
00:38:38
go straight inside Russia.
00:38:41
And we not so long ago saw raids on
00:38:44
mosques, then we saw how in fact
00:38:47
the whole region is being forced to
00:38:50
apologize to a fifteen-year-old
00:38:52
teenager, I’m talking about Ramzan
00:38:54
Kadyrov’s son and Tatarstan, respectively, I don’t
00:38:56
know if Dagestan can now be put on a
00:38:58
par with all this happening,
00:39:00
but I remember a year ago Maxim here
00:39:02
can correct me, approximately you were in
00:39:04
broadcast and we said that there are
00:39:07
discussions about the collapse of Russia. You
00:39:09
said that you consider such discussions to be
00:39:11
harmful and not useful. You still
00:39:13
think so. Yes, of course, I still
00:39:15
think discussions about the collapse of Russia are
00:39:18
harmful and not
00:39:20
useful for two reasons, the first
00:39:24
reason is because that This is still not true
00:39:27
today, still as I
00:39:31
said then and as it is written in my
00:39:33
book How to Kill a Dragon, that Russia still
00:39:36
tends to break off
00:39:39
at the edges, and the North Caucasus is
00:39:40
still breaking off at the edges, but does not
00:39:44
have the same situation regarding the
00:39:48
collapse Well, the indigenous ones What is called
00:39:50
Russia This is a question of terminology, but do you
00:39:52
agree that these processes show
00:39:55
that as if Cavani some kind of
00:39:57
movement is brewing, of course, of course, that
00:40:00
is, the bankruptcy is the ideological
00:40:04
bankruptcy of the federal center that
00:40:14
got involved. And it is necessary Do
00:40:17
they need such a Federal center?
00:40:20
This is absolutely certain. And if this
00:40:24
discussion gains momentum,
00:40:27
then in this situation it is clear that as long as there is
00:40:32
a dictatorship in the country, nothing will happen.
00:40:34
But when democracy arises in the country,
00:40:37
at that moment the accumulated
00:40:40
inertia can tear the country apart and this
00:40:46
is a big problem of the legacy
00:40:48
that Putin will leave another
00:40:55
Deca for today, I still don’t see it, but
00:41:01
I am firmly convinced that if Putin remains
00:41:03
in power for another
00:41:05
10, God forbid, 15 years, it will end with the
00:41:10
collapse of the country. But in 5 years, the risks
00:41:17
will increase significantly today, the risks of collapse the country
00:41:20
in
00:41:21
the event of a regime change does not exist, there is essentially a
00:41:25
round-up at the edges, that is,
00:41:27
some Kadyrov
00:41:29
received in general, so I sometimes read, so to speak,
00:41:32
what is happening in my native country.
00:41:35
What decisions does the Kremlin make? I have
00:41:37
the feeling, so to speak, that I am dealing with
00:41:39
violently insane people. Yes, they took the Prigozhinskys transferred
00:41:42
weapons in
00:41:56
the year the story from Chechnya then with the Chechen
00:42:00
war of ninety-three, it began
00:42:02
exactly with the fact that the warehouses with
00:42:05
weapons remained on the territory of
00:42:07
Chechnya and there is nothing to say that it was
00:42:10
not so much transferred there;
00:42:12
weapons were transferred from from regiment to division I do
00:42:15
n’t know exactly Naturally how much but
00:42:17
this is quite enough for
00:42:25
Kadyrov’s legal training to begin there; enough military equipment is transferred there so that
00:42:30
later, taking into account the fact that Putin gives this
00:42:34
Tribute from 5 to 10 billion dollars every
00:42:37
year to Kadyrov, so to speak.
00:42:40
And so that, taking into account the corruption that exists
00:42:44
today there is And against the backdrop of hostilities
00:42:48
there turned out to be more than one launcher there,
00:42:50
10 more than one
00:42:54
air defense system, 10 of these anti-aircraft systems in
00:42:58
general. It is deeply regrettable that what
00:43:00
the Kremlin is doing is naturally pushing the
00:43:05
North
00:43:07
Caucasus to
00:43:19
break away, which in general the prospects for
00:43:21
it are not very good and of course he will
00:43:24
try to maintain power
00:43:26
over his
00:43:29
territories, seize
00:43:31
others’, and how it will all end. In general, it’s
00:43:34
not completely obvious to me. Well, because
00:43:36
I’m not an expert on the North
00:43:39
Caucasus. But I have a lot of my
00:43:42
friends who are from there and with whom
00:43:45
I’m currently working. they really
00:43:48
tell me a lot that the porridge there in general can
00:43:52
be quite scary. And in this
00:43:55
sense,
00:43:56
what happened in Dagestan, many
00:43:58
draw a parallel with the Prigozhinsky
00:44:03
question, but
00:44:05
such incidents play into the hands of the
00:44:13
opposition, you know what the
00:44:17
matter is, Well, there are different types of opposition, there are
00:44:23
certain types opposition who say, well,
00:44:26
there will be a Bolshevik coup. Let them
00:44:29
then have to restore
00:44:36
order with Fire and sword, well, the main thing is that the
00:44:41
main thing is that we get the main thing that we
00:44:44
get power and in general this is this for
00:44:50
us, this is good for us, this
00:44:54
suits the position to which I
00:44:58
consider myself, which says that the main thing is
00:45:02
not to Kill the dragon Killing the dragon in
00:45:05
general is actually not so difficult Yes, he
00:45:08
will die soon the main thing is
00:45:12
not to become a dragon yourself because then it
00:45:14
will lead to a new Circle of blood for many more
00:45:18
decades and then we sri kae shat
00:45:24
ky
00:45:26
into the dragon a What steps lead to the fact
00:45:30
that at the next stage
00:45:33
this regime will be replaced by democratization,
00:45:35
and from this point of view,
00:45:38
any interethnic conflicts that
00:45:41
have turned into such a plane of
00:45:43
pogroms, they
00:45:45
naturally do not lead to any kind of democracy after
00:45:48
this regime, and from this point of
00:45:51
view, opposition to
00:45:54
it For example, communicating with these
00:45:58
wonderful guys who are
00:46:00
now passing under such a slightly funny label in
00:46:03
relation to Russia. In my opinion, it’s
00:46:06
funny as
00:46:28
the need to preserve languages,
00:46:30
the need to preserve
00:46:32
culture,
00:46:34
and I think that this discourse in this
00:46:37
part is absolutely
00:46:39
correct and the conversation with these people is
00:46:44
normal. Maybe deal with those people
00:46:46
who say Well, we’ll just
00:46:48
wait until Putin weakens and we’ll immediately
00:46:53
say all the Russians, they call
00:46:56
all non-indigenous nationalities
00:46:58
on their territory Russian, they’ll
00:47:05
cut them off, they’ll
00:47:08
cut them off, I haven’t heard such formulations
00:47:11
from anyone, so to speak, I’m probably a little bit
00:47:15
now I translate into a
00:47:19
more understandable plane the words that we
00:47:22
held
00:47:24
a vote,
00:47:26
but at the same time we will not allow
00:47:28
anyone to vote except representatives of indigenous
00:47:31
peoples. And who is indigenous and who is not indigenous,
00:47:34
we will apparently measure the skulls Well, because there is
00:47:36
someone who is a quarter indigenous,
00:47:39
someone who is half indigenous, someone who is 1/8 means
00:47:42
we will measure the skulls, but apparently
00:47:45
it is implied that the remaining 70 will remain
00:47:49
silent and then calmly give up their
00:47:51
property and dump it somewhere beyond the
00:47:54
horizon. Well, no, I’m speaking honestly then,
00:47:57
and right away we’ll figure it out for them, we’ll
00:48:01
cut them off, it’s called, or they’ll run away,
00:48:05
leaving theirs behind property Or we
00:48:07
will cut them off Well, what can I say to this, well,
00:48:11
try Mikhail Borisovich, I admit, for about
00:48:14
20 minutes now I can’t get rid of these
00:48:18
rhymes that suddenly arose you
00:48:21
told about the gateway And who should you beat
00:48:24
if they fall on you and this
00:48:26
resonates so much with the words of Putin and his
00:48:30
lessons in the St. Petersburg gateway, what if
00:48:32
a fight is inevitable, hit first, and in this
00:48:36
sense, you are somehow either stylistic or
00:48:41
ideological, and what is surprising in this case?
00:48:45
But we all have a
00:48:50
very clear experience, and Putin
00:48:54
has it, and I have it There are,
00:48:58
fortunately, fewer of our children,
00:49:01
and then our whole difference
00:49:04
lies in the following:
00:49:07
I don’t consider this experience to be good and I consider it
00:49:11
as necessary as possible
00:49:15
from this experience. Well, how to protect the future with
00:49:24
good things,
00:49:26
achieve his goals in the shortest possible time,
00:49:29
or, in general, achieve these goals and he
00:49:32
starts using it. For example, I
00:49:34
think the
00:49:35
use of obscene
00:49:38
language on the screen, so to speak, is bad, I guess it
00:49:41
sometimes breaks out for me too. But I
00:49:43
think it’s bad, even though
00:49:45
I’m not an official and he, being the
00:49:50
president, started his presidency with this
00:49:52
Yes and I can’t say that he
00:49:55
did it by accident, but you know, sometimes it
00:49:56
broke out Yes, the person in this case
00:49:59
specifically set the line of behavior
00:50:03
in this
00:50:04
sense, that’s the difference exactly in this Yes, we
00:50:08
all came from the same gateway But I
00:50:12
believe that the next generation
00:50:14
should not live in the gateway and now he doesn’t
00:50:18
need to push him there, on
00:50:19
the contrary, but then it
00:50:23
begins. Well, do you want to remember the gateway?
00:50:26
Well, I’m ready. Remember the gateway, so to
00:50:28
speak. I’m quite ready to answer in
00:50:31
the language of the
00:50:33
gateway. Isn’t it possible that as
00:50:35
soon as he moved the Conversation into this phase, he
00:50:39
seemed to have won not conversation in general
00:50:41
interaction That is, as soon as we
00:50:43
begin to respond with the same methods, it’s
00:50:46
as if we are playing his game, no, that’s not
00:50:50
true, if you meet a
00:50:53
gangster with gopniks in the gateway, then of course you
00:50:56
can try to talk to them in a
00:50:58
high calm manner and get hit in the face, so to
00:51:00
speak, so to speak your girl will get hit
00:51:03
in the face, so to speak, you will be robbed there and humiliated,
00:51:06
but you will, so to speak,
00:51:10
feel that you have not dropped to their
00:51:12
level. Or
00:51:14
you can
00:51:16
fight and drop to their level
00:51:19
to show that, so to speak, a good
00:51:21
education also means martial arts skills
00:51:25
and better than
00:51:29
theirs you have better weapons and you
00:51:32
can fight no less
00:51:34
brutally But then, coming out of this
00:51:37
gateway Yes, let him be a little
00:51:45
splashed, you have to tell yourself But
00:51:47
now, as I told you about Izra
00:51:54
s, the opportunity to be a normal
00:51:57
person again I called an ambulance because
00:52:00
that’s where these freaks are lying there, but
00:52:02
after all, they are people too Yes,
00:52:05
and you shouldn’t leave them without help Yes,
00:52:08
maybe they should be imprisoned But you should
00:52:10
n’t leave them there to die, so to speak
00:52:12
Yes, they left that’s the
00:52:17
difference Ira, you’ll add something about this
00:52:21
I I’ll just
00:52:24
ask the last question then, because we
00:52:26
literally have 1 minute left until the end of the broadcast. Mikhail
00:52:30
Borisovich, we’re finishing up. Yes, according to this
00:52:33
ring composition, the twenty-fourth
00:52:36
year, March of the twenty-fourth year, this is
00:52:39
now the most important
00:52:55
thing, but probably from the point of view of
00:52:58
such planned practical work Yes
00:53:02
today preparation for
00:53:12
delegate I just don’t want to call
00:53:15
elections because people mistakenly
00:53:17
have the feeling that they are
00:53:19
elections in which they can
00:53:22
change the government by voting or something like that.
00:53:24
I want these illusions to be so yes,
00:53:27
probably today from the point of view
00:53:29
in terms of planned work, this is the most
00:53:32
accessible goal for us, although you and I
00:53:37
understand that at any moment something much more important can
00:53:40
arise in the current situation.
00:53:44
Thank you very much, this was Mikhail
00:53:46
Khodorkovsky, let me remind you that
00:53:48
you can find a transcript of this conversation on the website e
00:53:51
fml if If you
00:53:54
don’t have one in Russia, then you can always
00:53:57
find a link to a fresh mirror in the Echo FM group.
00:54:00
Thank you

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