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Good afternoon We are meeting
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again today, although I skipped several of
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our meetings Grigory Alekseevich
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Yavlinsky Alexey Venediktov Sergei
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Gunfman Here everything is here and
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here Antonina believes that you will say about all the
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pre-prisoners and even it will be
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enough
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[music]
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let's say today Great Saturday
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This is such a serious matter, I
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was even thinking about how to broadcast it to
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just a lot of believers and this is a
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serious matter, so
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I wanted to say two words in this regard,
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if I may, the
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main thing that I think is in this
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holiday and in Christian
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values ​​in general is love to another person,
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here is the love of illness,
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here is the sacrifice of Christ, as I understand it, this is
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love for people,
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therefore, at the center of any policy at any
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moment there
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should be a person and a neighbor of any
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policy at any time.
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I think
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you understand very well why
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this is so
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important today because
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this is what it is absolute lawlessness In whatever
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form this neglect
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occurs.
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Therefore, if there is a future, then the policy of
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the future is precisely this:
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that the state
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exists exclusively for man.
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His name is man, and to protect his
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future and to create a future;
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politics for man is the most important thing
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and in this regard,
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I would like to say once again precisely in this
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context, I and my colleagues personally, I am
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categorically against this catastrophe and
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the tragedy that is happening,
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categorically against it from beginning to end, we do
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not believe that
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at least some element of
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inevitability of objectivity is necessary to
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any extent.
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Well
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Yes, on the 31st I was a
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witness
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at a closed session of the trial of
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Vladimir
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Khromosa, I saw him and
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so I want to tell you
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I was a witness there that
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[music] I
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exclusively want to emphasize his
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openness, courage,
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pride,
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his patriotism, his love for the Motherland, his
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head held high despite all
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the situation that he is That’s the
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main thing
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that I saw with my own eyes and felt
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I won’t go into details there are a
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lot of them They are all so special but what to do
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I told you
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Volodya
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is convinced that he is right he is open he
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insists on his position
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boldly and very much I would he said with dignity, once again
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I want to emphasize in this context that
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he is truly a Patriot of
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his Motherland, he wants to do everything so
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that it is a free and modern
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country,
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this is the main thing that I could
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say from this process, well, you know
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what, apparently the other day a monstrous verdict will be announced,
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most likely you think
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the verdicts were just two years ago,
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why, from your point of view,
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did the state become so harsh towards
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its political opponents? The
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state has other clashes,
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so the
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internal situation is of
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great importance for it. Apparently
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this is also of a demonstrative nature.
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as if a warning But
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look, imagine over the past
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time that we have not seen with you two
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chairmen of the apple department,
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one in Kamchatka and the other in
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Yakutia, they were convicted
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for their position, they
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were simply convicted there, they were banned there from
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traveling outside the region to use
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the Internet, you have to pay an insane
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fine It’s clear that the next step is
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something similar to what we are
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discussing.
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This is what we are talking about. We
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all support everything possible.
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How can you say what if
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Gorinov received seven years but
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8.5 Dmitry Ivanov This is what recusal is,
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this is a transition to another quality 25 this already
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so
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late Stalin 25 is already I don’t even know
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what it is 25 there I
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don’t have maybe a comment no
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comments the
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general question is that I have
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an assumption why this is happening but I
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won’t share it Why
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Because I would like my
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guess
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speaking about the fact that the state is strengthening
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these deadlines, that the main thing here is
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to punish a specific person,
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to scare others, to ban, that here, that’s
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what here, this
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is an indicative action
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and it certainly works,
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without any doubt, it works to its fullest There’s
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nothing to even assume here, this is this,
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this is corporate. such a system
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it works like this
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Tell me when we talk, I absolutely
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agree with you That Volodya Kormurza
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Patriot
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that British citizenship
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remembers anything you know This is
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the story about Admiral Chichevoy and about all the
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others
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because I know him From work
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or someone close to me- then,
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but I know that his whole
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structure is there, maybe he made some mistakes,
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but this is life
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and work, anything can happen there. But I know the
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main core. That’s why I say yes,
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no, I absolutely agree that Volodya
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Kormurza is a Patriot of which few uh
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Yes he’s a romantic person, he could quite
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calmly uh lay low and he
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never had anything that contradicted
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his conversations on the sidelines and
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his public conversations. That’s absolutely
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right, that’s right. I remember
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you and I together saying goodbye to our friend
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his father. his father Volodya Sr. And
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then we talked a lot there from
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Volodya Jr. then it was no different
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from those conversations that he had in
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public, I’m talking about this is exactly what I
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wanted to say about what I heard there and
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what I know He’s such a person He’s real
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My question is this: And now, uh, for uh, for many
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years in our state, we are faced
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with the teething of patriotism,
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by the way, an excellent question, but what? Well,
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they zulped patriotism, the patriots gave it
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some very special look,
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you support the state, you support
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any policy,
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listen to
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well-known,
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apparently historical ones. how to say
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formulas formulas
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for example the fight against fascism Well of course it
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will always be popular Well what is there
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to ask the fight against Nazism in our
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country it will always be popular
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patriotism Well of course in our country with
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all people in the broad sense of the word it
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will be popular it means that you love
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your Motherland Well, here’s how each of these
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terms is used by different political
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forces, it’s generally accepted, it’s everywhere. No, I
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understand that it’s everywhere, but they
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privatized it because they have
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Moscow’s funds. Information Well,
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this is how Grigory Alekseevich, as an
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outstanding economist, there is no word here, the
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economic word usurpation has changed
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privatization is correct Yes, they
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privatized these words, they
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made it as if they were their own and they believe
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that, well, this is the same as
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Propaganda They are in this way,
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but in the present, patriotism never
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speaks
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of love for parents, as of love,
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benefit and future, which is
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really needed for countries Here you
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can disagree You can completely
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think that one
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person and his achievements
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Freedom of
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human rights
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conscience Freedom of conscience creativity is the
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most important thing
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they will tell you no some territory
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but when is it Excuse me Grigory
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Alekseevich when does this happen And this
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discussion happens
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when the discussion happens in the parliament of the
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free press When it happens
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in dialogue all the time, who
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will prove they are the only one standing
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in a cage or holding on there as if standing in a cage
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At the trial Like Volodya or like Alexei
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Navalny
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somewhere in a colony,
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everyone discuss this
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Forgive me,
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of course, the question
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Which of the patriotisms of truth will they tell you
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that there again NATO threatened Ukraine
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wanted to recapture the Krasnodar region and we
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are defending ourselves and in general we are defending ourselves because
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returning to your first question
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we are saving the population, we are saving these
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people, you are calling on us to love so we are
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saving them, we are saving the Donetsk people,
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we are saving the Crimean ones, and so on. what are they saying?
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Well, what does everyone say, who wants what, what in
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fact, what, in fact, a
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person, well, no, no, well, no, well,
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this is when, really, in every
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step of yours, in every action of yours, you
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defend the life, freedom,
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dignity, honor of any
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citizen. and not even a citizen, but any
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person who lives in your country is
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easy to distinguish.
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Well, I insist that for
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me and for my colleagues and for my
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comrades And this is the main thing I wanted to say
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today that in Christianity This is also I
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think the most important So all this is
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different from the fact that there is someone there
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something something And then but this is
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Propaganda Well, how will you prove
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what is true and what is not true Well, after
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such concerts I don’t even know such
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theatrical performances as the leaking of
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secret documents there are hundreds or thousands of
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pages from the General Staff of the US Army,
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it all turns into some kind of
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nonsense. In modern conditions, this is it,
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but this is a separate topic, this is a topic and
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nonsense at the same time, ah, but a clash of opinions, a
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clash, and where is the criterion, the criterion that does
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not exist, not a fact Not truths, not
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prospects, not strategists, and just that you just
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need to know a
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little, you need to know about it, you need to understand this, there are
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not very many such people, you are absolutely
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right, that’s the way it is. And I was talking about something else,
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I said that it’s a very funny
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story,
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how their documents are leaked and I I
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still don’t know. Personally, I see how
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everyone is discussing them there, but I still
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can’t firmly say that these are real
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documents or are they some kind of special
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invention, so this is all to do
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to confuse someone’s head. I don’t
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I know, well, it’s just that this method inspired me, a
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twenty-year-old boy
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managed
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to make the largest
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disclosure of secret
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US documents in many decades. This is after Snowden, some new
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completely
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regular story. I’m just surprised how
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this can happen and I’m not at all sure
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that you can believe what’s
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written there or not to believe Well, I’m saying all this, why
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are there so many lies around
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all this, how many lies that are not so
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easy for people to understand, not so easy,
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this is
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what Alexey Alekseevich brought there
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Yes, I have doubts there, not just in
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every phrase in every word from what
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you named And that’s all And these doubts Well, I’m
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here to put it mildly that this doubt is
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simply, well, nothing for me to talk about, there’s
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nothing to talk about there There’s simply no
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content, why does this work on a massive scale
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and so and how just like that with one click Now let’s
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type just
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explain very well with
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20 television channels, each of which
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has a target audience, but which Everyone
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says the same thing only in different
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forms for different audiences, it is
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very effective as for networks, they are
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not effective anywhere in the world from this point of
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view, examples of
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yellow vests in France
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Well, there was a colossal protest and nothing
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happened because it was all
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online And remembering is not at all as
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concentrated as When she leaves
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television I know I’m just a simple fact
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Grigory Alekseevich I know how much you don’t
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like comparing analogies, just yes the
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Internet era was a lot of
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powerful
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mining movements strikes in the twenties
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in Great Britain in the same Great Britain in
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the seventies when there really were
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only television and newspapers, but the
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newspapers were very different and so on they did not
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bring success they did not bring success a
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lot of movements did not bring success
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Look in the most cultural and developed
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country in
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Europe
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only with with the help of the newspaper, radio and
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marching along the street,
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mobilized in one direction, hammered the
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brains,
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made
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fascism nationalism, Nazism the key issue
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and brought the matter to the point that you Well, what am I
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going to tell you, you know very well, yes,
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the Holocaust And before all the
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communists at the same time Why are the
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communists then behind whom the mass of
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everything stand simply because they
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had a lot of everything, firstly, what came
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from Moscow when the communists were told not
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to deal with the Social Democrats there in
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Germany, these are the mistakes of politics Well, that’s how it is
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Well,
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ask, I’ll answer you
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when she came to power, of course the people
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he raised the economy He raised the standard of
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living
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fantasy, from your words now I
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understand this The people who are influenced on the
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one hand
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Purposeful propaganda on the other hand here is the
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spread in social networks in modern times
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But in this regard, and about our country,
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naturally about our country without analogy
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and yet people accepted this
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Propaganda, they believe it, it means
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that it was something other than it, they
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partly believe in it, partly don’t believe in it. I
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don’t know, they all, well, a significant
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part,
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more or less, believe in it,
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besides
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this is accompanied by a certain
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social policy As you know,
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there are constant increases in pension benefits,
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constant statements that social
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policy is inviolable and the
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necessary money will always be allocated for it,
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and so on and so on and this is how it
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happens and it really really
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works and we live in a
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very poor Country. Here is my point of view:
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80 percent of Russian residents live in poverty,
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80%. I personally think so, I can prove this.
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Only 20% of Moscow residents,
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literally several other
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big cities, and all other people have
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colossal problems in everyday
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life, so even small advances
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in social programs certainly make a
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certain impression on people, and in
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addition, the
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older generation still compares
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Sorry with the 90s there is something to
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compare with, and this is very
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different, they never receive
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information that this is simply due
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to the fact that there were oil prices of 15
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dollars and then they became 120-130
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dollars, it was just a coincidence of
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circumstances that gave possibility But this
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was the principle of the beginning of the two thousandth when the
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government came to be headed by Putin
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said you don’t get involved in politics, you do
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n’t do anything, he look, remember
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how many comic programs there were,
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endless giggling, and we
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will raise the level for you and a real agreement
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Yes yes That’s right That’s the type
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social contract and you know
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one person who directly implemented this
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social contract
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and told how to
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implement it, suggested by
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the late Pavlovsky, this is one of those who
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literally disappeared. It was a whole
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direction of depoliticization of people,
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people will be pushed aside,
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besides, we also have
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such a
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very
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significant history with us what happened with the press
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in general, we got
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such a thing that Well, let’s say a
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newspaper or Well, some kind of
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mass media, it
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investigates all sorts of crimes, all sorts of
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terrible stories, this is a very serious,
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courageous matter and people
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sometimes sacrifice not only their
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health, the life of their victim in order to
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then people read this for years and that
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nothing happens
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and I explain why, but because the authorities are on the
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completely different side,
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nothing happens. Oh, it’s not
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them, but they continue, we are not
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talking about this newspaper, about any newspaper, they
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continue the same thing, they continue, and people
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continue they read, they read and nothing happens,
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people would wait for those who say this to
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say, but he will fix it. But they need to
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bring in the authorities, they will fix everything, but
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because of our childhood, they came up with the idea that everyone is outside of
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politics, somewhere above the fray, and
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it’s all over the fact that the
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colossal disappointment of the people, a
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small part of the people went to the streets to
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shout
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at the rally, activism like that themselves went
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from the big one with a small part left to
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shout,
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went into a state of depoliticization
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Grigory Alekseevich without development,
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now we are not influencing anything, you
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no one will listen to us Yes, you say
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that the
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media should be
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partisan no I say that the
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media should be
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examples like the New York Times okay these are the
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ones that are deportian but when the
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critical moment of the elections comes they
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become partisan just like him
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Street Journal only on the other side in the
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same way like the Washington Post If
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you think that our
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media is smarter or stronger, then
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this is not so, or maybe there is something
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American conservatory in a
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slightly different way, in general, everything is different,
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but the essence is this, everything is different
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in this regard,
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calls to non-participation in elections, boycott of
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elections This is also for politicization,
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like shouting, vote for anyone,
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this is also a form of polarization, this is
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such a creation in people, the feeling that it doesn’t
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matter if I’m here or I’m not here, I’m
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participating, I’m not participating, and the authorities only
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need this,
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the corporation who seized power in
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the way she seized it, she will
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never let her go and she needs the
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people to be in exactly this position
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and now this is my
00:27:05
step, this is what you asked me So that
00:27:11
now is a special moment so that
00:27:14
even the manifestation of no it was therefore
00:27:17
these are the methods here
00:27:20
at our last joint we
00:27:24
asked the question Will apple
00:27:27
participate in the September elections in
00:27:29
particular in Moscow But in another 25 regions
00:27:31
and you said no yet And now we have
00:27:35
decided Well, what about you just
00:27:37
said And you just that they said that not
00:27:39
to participate in the elections Yes,
00:27:41
she is the government Yes, calmly, I’m trying
00:27:44
to catch calmly after the twenty-
00:27:47
fourth, this is a different life and a
00:27:49
different system, the conversation is all over, that’s why there is
00:27:51
no need to compare with what is
00:27:55
this who is talking about Okay, let’s come
00:27:57
now Yes, the answer to this question will be
00:27:59
in the fall Because because
00:28:01
yes what kind of elections because
00:28:05
in the summer when because this is well yes
00:28:09
presidential elections talk No I
00:28:12
was talking about intermediate ones
00:28:15
there will be in each case
00:28:31
100%
00:28:36
introduced
00:28:56
last year
00:28:59
then Grigory Alekseevich Then the question
00:29:02
is after February 24 the situation
00:29:05
changed dramatically Absolutely agree but when
00:29:09
the situation
00:29:10
changed back in Peacetime,
00:29:13
relatively Peacetime, it changed
00:29:16
so much that not a single conditional Karamurza,
00:29:20
not a single conditional Navalny, not one
00:29:22
conditional Yashin, not one person could in
00:29:27
certain As you say serious
00:29:29
elections, which I do not agree for me, all
00:29:31
serious and The lower they are all the more serious
00:29:33
for me, but it
00:29:36
was impossible not to register anyone;
00:29:39
the parties were removed from the elections; they weren’t allowed. That’s
00:29:42
exactly what you’re saying now;
00:29:43
talk about the most serious topics and conduct
00:29:48
debates
00:29:54
so that they participate in ’13, ’13,
00:29:58
you forgot, and someone is the Kremlin, the Kremlin.
00:30:02
Excuse me. released after the
00:30:05
court decision was five years Kremlin
00:30:09
Yes, he went to jail, he let him go, he let
00:30:14
him go, he let him go, he let him go,
00:30:16
it means like this. Therefore, there were such games
00:30:20
and they were so expensive, they gave signatures,
00:30:23
they let someone in, they didn’t let someone in
00:30:27
absolutely. Disgusting question.
00:30:30
Please tell me the topic is municipal and the signatures
00:30:33
as they are called
00:30:35
municipal signatures
00:30:37
municipal and the apple was taken by force
00:30:42
or something Or is this still being decided
00:30:44
in all the latest elections Which ones are
00:30:47
still needed
00:30:54
no The last time we didn’t exhibit no the
00:30:57
thirteenth year we mean the
00:30:58
thirteenth year There he gave signatures to everyone
00:31:00
and that’s it And you gave it to everyone Well, I’m talking about
00:31:03
this to you, including those who later
00:31:07
said that he defeated everyone Well,
00:31:09
well, the Kremlin gave to everyone Yes, everything means in
00:31:12
the situation When the Kremlin took everything and
00:31:16
took everything When the Kremlin with banks That’s
00:31:18
when it gives out Well, all these there is a
00:31:22
country where the Kremlin has an ATM. Well,
00:31:25
we took part in the elections and then got
00:31:28
results that seemed dangerous;
00:31:31
many of the results were not there.
00:31:35
Why then again then there was no
00:31:42
mayor? Sorry, that means no one except United
00:31:46
Russia can collect a certain number of
00:31:48
signatures because yes
00:31:51
and in the elections in September, respectively,
00:32:08
and this is now a different, fundamentally different
00:32:10
matter, it may not be so for you. For me, I did
00:32:13
n’t say that everything has changed in general in the world
00:32:15
everything has changed, especially since February 24,
00:32:18
everyone is assessed,
00:32:22
which means then here we are. In addition, in addition,
00:32:27
participation in elections is
00:32:30
sometimes the only way to talk
00:32:33
to people there is no longer any way to
00:32:36
participate in elections,
00:32:38
these elections have been especially big for a long time,
00:32:42
this is a referendum, these are no
00:32:44
elections But this is an opportunity
00:32:48
Say very important things And so
00:32:50
that Millions of people hear you as an
00:32:54
exception You have the opportunity
00:32:55
to say what Do you think it is necessary so
00:32:59
that you have no other methods in
00:33:02
our country today for a long time?
00:33:04
So there is no Then the question
00:33:09
then the question You say that you
00:33:14
consider it a condition for participation in elections and the
00:33:16
election campaign to talk about peace
00:33:20
You talk about ending the code,
00:33:24
why not at random?
00:33:27
Apple is an official party,
00:33:30
no one has dispersed
00:33:33
or banned the existing party, although they are persecuting Yabloko members,
00:33:36
we know that,
00:33:38
register and talk about peace,
00:33:40
talk about stopping
00:33:44
today, I explain once again
00:33:47
whether there will be such a
00:33:50
possibility
00:33:51
because many
00:33:58
of them were not touched. Although they said the
00:34:01
same thing. some of them got here like I’m
00:34:03
telling you. Besides,
00:34:06
as you may remember very well, in
00:34:10
21 we were a foreign agent, our
00:34:13
bulletin was written that the apple was a
00:34:15
foreign agent
00:34:17
Yes, because they had Brewers on the
00:34:20
list, it
00:34:27
was big, it was big, it was in the
00:34:31
bulletin everywhere she was She was everywhere
00:34:34
she was everywhere it was prescribed for us,
00:34:37
so it means, although there was a
00:34:44
smart vote there
00:34:58
too, thank you to me, too,
00:35:01
now I have to say Thank you,
00:35:04
since you voted, comrades in the party
00:35:08
called me a preacher of smart
00:35:10
voting, I went to the Venedictus,
00:35:13
they say that you are cheating please in
00:35:16
the elections please vote for me
00:35:19
then they think that the apple reads that
00:35:22
I voted like a smart vote I
00:35:25
voted for the apple Lyoshka The Moscow region
00:35:30
became good I didn’t know anything about this I want to
00:35:34
officially say thank you from the party
00:35:36
I value you very much comrades let me
00:35:38
be deleted from these same ones. Well, I don’t know
00:35:40
who will say. And you are talking about depoliticization
00:35:45
after the twenty-fourth.
00:35:48
Let’s check the schedule, yes. And what could
00:35:51
be your understanding of correct
00:35:55
politicization if
00:35:57
you are like an apple, you don’t make a choice? And
00:36:01
choice That’s so or else voting
00:36:03
choice is a kind of politicization for war
00:36:07
against war For peace against
00:36:11
peace but you say depoliticization how to
00:36:14
return people to politicization I’m
00:36:18
asking you after 24 hours in my opinion
00:36:21
after the 24th people were returned to
00:36:25
politicization everything is good, what can I even say What does it have to do with it
00:36:27
found
00:36:30
How do you feel Excellent Excellent
00:36:32
this is very suspicious precisely
00:36:35
because you feel excellent means
00:36:37
politicization can be different white Red
00:36:40
blue Green What are you talking about
00:36:44
These are different words maybe
00:36:48
maybe politicization for fascism maybe
00:36:52
politicization for Nazism maybe police
00:36:54
for dictatorship maybe be for anything
00:36:58
you said after 24 people returned what
00:37:09
In the sense of the policy that
00:37:11
Russia is pursuing today, this is Russia, this is a
00:37:14
special special policy, the name of
00:37:18
which is conditional What does this mean, you
00:37:22
understand perfectly well this is a movement to
00:37:26
Ukraine, these are territories and this is now a
00:37:30
clash, a military clash completely
00:37:33
Western world and with NATO, including it is
00:37:37
still so absent, but it is already really
00:37:40
happening and it is really happening on the
00:37:44
territory of Ukraine,
00:37:45
that’s all That’s their story
00:37:48
Do I understand the picture correctly,
00:37:51
now you will say right or
00:37:52
wrong this picture first before
00:37:55
politicization Then politicization means
00:37:57
calls for politicization, the conclusion of such an
00:38:00
agreement, you are having fun getting
00:38:05
rich,
00:38:08
and at this time it means
00:38:13
the people were decomposed, having fun and then generally lost
00:38:17
all sorts of guidelines in political life,
00:38:20
very many any guidelines can be
00:38:24
taken lukewarmly,
00:38:30
I will express my point of view, perhaps it is
00:38:33
Controversial, but my point of view this is
00:38:39
I love our people,
00:38:42
I know them to some extent,
00:38:45
and so I want to tell you
00:38:48
that everything that has happened in our country
00:38:51
since 1991 is
00:38:55
not connected with the people, but is connected with the elite,
00:39:00
and the people in all countries are the same or
00:39:03
almost the same Well, at least those I am
00:39:07
not comparing European peoples,
00:39:09
African peoples, there are other features, but
00:39:13
this is the Circle of Nations All nations are approximately
00:39:16
the same, they live their lives as children,
00:39:20
earnings,
00:39:22
everyday difficulties, everyday
00:39:25
happiness, health of parents, education, and
00:39:29
so on All the peoples in the world, it’s a
00:39:33
question of
00:39:35
what elites they have and they are all determine and
00:39:40
everything that happened to us is
00:39:42
the responsibility, first of all, first
00:39:45
of all, of
00:39:46
those whom, in the broad sense of the word, I do
00:39:50
n’t really like this, but I don’t know what
00:39:52
else to apply, this is a corporation, the
00:39:54
elite, the
00:39:56
political class, yes, well, they can
00:39:58
say so, Well, that’s all, therefore, to the people It is
00:40:02
all he who is a
00:40:06
hostage, he is the suffering
00:40:10
party. It is to him that we need to extend
00:40:13
a hand now, it is he who needs to be
00:40:17
helped, because it is he who finds himself in a
00:40:21
position where
00:40:23
for centuries he turns out to be just a
00:40:26
tool
00:40:28
and not
00:40:31
decisive, although the whole life in the country depends
00:40:35
on him and he is deprived of any rights
00:40:39
of all possibilities, we have not yet completed the reform of
00:40:43
1861 to this day
00:40:45
We have not yet given the people land, the
00:40:49
largest country in the world,
00:40:51
any rights local self-government is the
00:40:54
Key Thing Here, invite the
00:40:58
bright and intelligent man Travkin to your place, he
00:41:01
will tell you what local
00:41:03
self-government is what is the point,
00:41:08
by the way, this is what I
00:41:11
wanted to emphasize to you, this whole
00:41:13
system of local self-government, there are
00:41:16
new systems of
00:41:20
budget initiation when the budget of
00:41:22
local
00:41:24
communities is built from below, they are built from above using the
00:41:27
residual method, these decisions are already
00:41:30
ready, this is all needed, this is no one, nothing
00:41:33
doesn’t give handouts and shut up That’s
00:41:36
all, and the
00:41:40
political class, when they came to
00:41:43
agreements, cut some corners,
00:41:45
cut other corners. I mean, in the
00:41:48
nineties, too, they completely cut
00:41:50
corners and came to an agreement. And those who
00:41:53
took advantage of this, now the
00:41:56
Elite has narrowed the very thing that pulled out all the
00:42:00
rubbish, by the way, and the people,
00:42:01
look at it because you touched it,
00:42:06
I can’t say they
00:42:09
just took it and did it, they say three three
00:42:13
old men discuss the future
00:42:20
if you don’t understand what happened,
00:42:23
then there is no way to do anything in the future, but
00:42:28
what happened next was the 90s a
00:42:32
corporate closed
00:42:35
semi-criminal system was built and it
00:42:39
was called reforms, everyone clapped their
00:42:41
hands and pretended to be something, but
00:42:44
in reality there was only this And
00:42:47
this led to the fact that this one ended up with
00:42:50
just such a leader and not some other Leader
00:42:53
and then he simply developed this system,
00:42:56
developed it in a natural way to what
00:42:58
we have today, that’s
00:43:01
all. This can all be
00:43:05
written in three volumes, or it can be explained in 2 minutes,
00:43:11
and the essence of this reality, let’s say there, it
00:43:15
consisted of three things in three, first, a
00:43:20
combination of property and power, an
00:43:22
organic connection through loans-for-shares
00:43:25
auctions, we all no longer had an
00:43:28
independent business, and
00:43:30
financing became independent, and the
00:43:33
press became independent, and an independent
00:43:36
parliament of independent parties became
00:43:37
independent,
00:43:39
everything was already mortgaged for the second,
00:43:43
prices increased 26 times. And this is unemployment,
00:43:47
crime, and everything you want and the
00:43:50
inability to carry out normal
00:43:52
privatization;
00:43:53
implementation. How is it possible? it was 10 years without
00:43:57
solving the
00:43:58
most important historical problem about the
00:44:02
attitude towards Stalinism, Bolshevism and the
00:44:06
coup of 1917,
00:44:10
no assessment of society, no assessment of
00:44:14
the state, public assessment was not
00:44:16
given, everything came back in modern forms.
00:44:19
Please tell me, Grigory Alekseevich,
00:44:22
it would be in the way assessment, political and
00:44:27
legal assessment of the Stalin regime,
00:44:30
assessment of the coup of 17, assessment many
00:44:34
other actions would have been prevented by her rolling back
00:44:37
like this, as now
00:44:39
one Putin in the tenth year
00:44:43
kneels in front of the Katyn memorial and
00:44:45
the other Putin is now pulling out the suede
00:44:49
confessions of the Germans, which he denied long ago
00:44:51
and now says it’s still
00:44:54
the Germans, Putin was simply pouring out like a nightingale in the
00:44:58
tenth year when he said that yes, this is us
00:45:02
and we need to look at our history, it’s
00:45:05
Stalin’s fault, take it, and so on so
00:45:07
that it interfered, it interfered, which did not stop us
00:45:10
now roll back
00:45:19
firstly, when I’m talking about the assessment of the
00:45:22
Stalinist period
00:45:23
I’m talking about the system of laws,
00:45:27
laws should have been passed if you
00:45:31
you will be interested in how Germany proceeded on
00:45:34
all these issues. Yes, and the whole of Europe on
00:45:37
the Holocaust, for example,
00:45:38
adopted all the relevant
00:45:40
legislative acts
00:45:43
and everything in these acts says that if
00:45:46
you do not understand this, that you will be judged and
00:45:49
punished, this is what we are talking about, not
00:45:53
entertainment and not conversations about nothing
00:45:56
now
00:45:59
If you want to have such a complex conversation,
00:46:01
what happened in 1910, what did
00:46:04
you say, yes
00:46:07
Adam I think the problem was that
00:46:10
the response was not what he
00:46:13
needed, they did
00:46:14
n’t like
00:46:18
you, this is a special topic altogether. Like these like
00:46:22
these citizens behaved so to speak, what
00:46:25
they did is a special topic, we don’t
00:46:28
like to discuss it. But if you think
00:46:30
that they are all white fluffy, then you don’t have to
00:46:32
think that way, don’t, for now I’ll tell you
00:46:36
because we finish everything with fluffy ones.
00:46:38
These are rabbits with red
00:46:40
I don’t know what color are their eyes, but I
00:46:45
mean those who were like partners for 20 years,
00:46:51
so I’ll say that they had to think and
00:46:54
work, but this was not enough
00:46:56
and on the wrong topic and in the wrong direction,
00:47:00
they gradually gradually begin to
00:47:05
come to this. just like now,
00:47:07
for example, gradually, dear
00:47:10
friends, I wanted to tell you that
00:47:20
the idea of ​​​​the need for a
00:47:23
ceasefire and the start of negotiations is growing sharply in intellectual expert military circles;
00:47:34
here it is
00:47:37
calculated,
00:47:38
but there are very serious, in my opinion,
00:47:42
very serious
00:47:44
people who talk about this there at the
00:47:49
level of the chief of the
00:47:51
joint chief of staff of the
00:47:53
United States or there the head of the former
00:47:57
head of the NATO military committee is now
00:47:59
the president of the Czech Republic, yes, or what was
00:48:02
especially important to me This is about this about the
00:48:05
need
00:48:06
necessity and understanding of the need
00:48:10
in this part says the
00:48:13
commander of the ground forces, the former
00:48:16
commander of the ground forces of Poland,
00:48:18
Poland in this regard is very very
00:48:21
important. Just the other day a
00:48:24
huge article was published directly about
00:48:28
this with very strong arguments.
00:48:32
And it was published by Richard Hars, who was the
00:48:37
fallen chief adviser and is now the
00:48:40
president of the council in international
00:48:42
relations,
00:48:44
I can continue the very interesting
00:48:47
comparisons that have now been made with
00:48:50
Ireland,
00:48:52
for example, there is a
00:48:54
person who
00:48:57
was the profit of the one who led to these
00:49:02
agreements,
00:49:04
so he wrote a big article and there is a
00:49:08
key thing that
00:49:11
when people categorically hate each
00:49:14
other,
00:49:16
nevertheless, we must
00:49:19
strive to look for an opportunity
00:49:21
agree
00:49:24
otherwise it can’t be decided otherwise it’s
00:49:28
infinity so for me, for
00:49:32
example,
00:49:34
the fact that
00:49:38
practically all the people who make the
00:49:40
decision say that there
00:49:43
will soon be a counter-offensive
00:49:45
to be continued no one says that people
00:49:48
will die,
00:49:50
but then almost everyone is already writing Well,
00:49:53
after that Counter on which he
00:49:56
will achieve something, maybe he won’t achieve something,
00:49:58
most likely he won’t achieve anything, maybe he will get something,
00:50:01
maybe he doesn’t trust it
00:50:03
in the fall, we’ll have to start
00:50:05
talking, well, before the Autumn, how many
00:50:08
people are there?
00:50:14
That’s another topic. When will
00:50:18
this start? and it has no direct relation to this, it
00:50:21
has to do with the fact that negotiations
00:50:23
will be built on this, including negotiations,
00:50:27
they will not work out for a long time, they will break
00:50:30
down, everyone will come back. Well, for
00:50:33
now, not even attempts are being made,
00:50:36
and I say again These are not just
00:50:38
intellectual attempts, this is conservation
00:50:40
lives of thousands and maybe
00:50:44
tens of thousands of people and maybe more than that Well,
00:50:47
you should understand all this perfectly well That’s
00:50:50
what we’re talking about there is no
00:50:53
other development of events no Well no that’s
00:50:56
all nevertheless without a side I
00:51:00
have the military sides
00:51:02
believe that how much I understand that they believe
00:51:04
that a counteroffensive
00:51:07
will bring them some kind of military victory and after
00:51:10
that, just when there will be a more favorable
00:51:14
situation on the ground
00:51:19
for it to be more profitable to
00:51:22
pay. This is,
00:51:25
firstly, and secondly, it is
00:51:28
not at all a fact that it will be more understandable.
00:51:34
secondly, this is the price of people. And if it’s still like
00:51:37
this, maybe
00:51:40
look at it from this point of view, the
00:51:43
one we started the conversation today,
00:51:45
maybe look at it from this
00:51:48
side, that there’s nothing more important than the lives of these
00:51:51
people, there’s
00:51:54
nothing more important than the lives of these people. for the sake of
00:51:57
this, everything is still being done Well, I
00:52:01
understand mine, yes, you adhere to a different one, but
00:52:03
please Well, it’s clear Alexey Alekseevich
00:52:06
Yes, but I’m a person Another point of view
00:52:10
Which will need to be explained later, it will be necessary to
00:52:14
give an explanation Speaking of points
00:52:17
of view, there was a very strange question
00:52:19
after that as we talked about the
00:52:21
nineties and about all this and here
00:52:25
someone is probably quite young and says
00:52:28
why were you silent in the nineties,
00:52:29
this is something like a
00:52:35
year ago
00:52:54
in the hands of Boris Nikolayevich Yes,
00:52:57
hands are said to be kept away from the young reformers
00:52:59
all the best Thank you, I’m not
00:53:03
sure that people haven’t rebuilt themselves
00:53:06
after 2000. It seems to me that many
00:53:08
people are saying hands off dear
00:53:10
Vladimir Vladimirovich approximately text
00:53:13
Perhaps
00:53:16
you know them better, I already know them Well, what
00:53:19
about your voters, our viewers No,
00:53:21
this is not about Voters,
00:53:25
not Voters wrote to you This is a very
00:53:29
private, very closed corporate
00:53:32
group Nobody from Khabarovsk and
00:53:36
Vladivostok
00:53:43
you want again
00:53:54
that of course individual people could
00:53:57
meet in any environment But I believe
00:54:00
that
00:54:03
90 percent of the responsibility for everything that
00:54:06
happened in Russia in the last 30 years
00:54:09
lies with the Elite of Russia I have one last
00:54:12
question about this, I agree more than
00:54:16
Venedikt I have a question for one minute
00:54:19
if we determine who it is The Elite will be
00:54:22
you
00:54:24
will not be weak at all all those who are
00:54:27
sitting here at the table too I have a question about
00:54:31
this and the military confrontation
00:54:33
the Russian people are responsible for this or is
00:54:36
it a sacrifice
00:54:39
than what
00:54:50
were there chances to express one’s opinion there were
00:54:53
such chances they were gradually
00:54:57
removed they were eliminated
00:54:59
but in principle they were there and
00:55:03
there were opportunities and they looked closely they protest does not
00:55:06
protest how they behave towards everything
00:55:11
Yes, but you just know that responsibility
00:55:15
As in all other cases, different in
00:55:18
one case it is a fine of 20,000 rubles and in
00:55:21
another case life imprisonment;
00:55:24
different responsibilities. The elite have a
00:55:28
huge responsibility. But the people,
00:55:31
of course, have it, and I have it; we
00:55:33
all have it.
00:55:36
Thank you Grigory Alekseevich We
00:55:39
will meet again. Everyone talks about wise men
00:55:42
in one pelvis that our story would be longer
00:55:45
before it was stronger we have a very
00:55:47
strong pelvis I must tell you
00:55:51
No, this is an old poem no they want That's
00:55:56
it, enough talking about this We have a
00:55:59
very strong pelvis and our journey our
00:56:02
story will be very, very long
00:56:06
yes
00:56:09
yes I’ll read something to you, I specially prepared this
00:56:14
Orthodox theologian and philosopher Sergei, a
00:56:18
long-term prisoner of the gulag, in his
00:56:21
memoirs, told how one
00:56:24
cold camp spring
00:56:27
on the eve of Easter,
00:56:30
among the Siberian forests and swamps,
00:56:33
another prisoner, a goner, a priest
00:56:36
told him, you know when such
00:56:40
times will come, that besides the name of the Lord, people
00:56:44
will have nothing at all,
00:56:47
even this will be enough for
00:56:51
salvation
00:56:53
with the resurrection of Christ
00:57:00
Thank you very much
00:57:03
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