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[00:05:58] something talk show opinion, my name is Igor Poznyak, good
[00:06:01] evening, here right now we will gather, analyze, discuss,
[00:06:04] detail the most different opinions so that you can formulate
[00:06:07] your own. You can never predict what
[00:06:11] video will go viral on the network, perhaps
[00:06:14] here the rule of being in the right place at the right time works, and
[00:06:18] probably, based on this logic, the following
[00:06:21] shots from China garnered millions
[00:06:25] of views and thousands of comments during the recent
[00:06:28] abnormal heat in Europe.
[00:06:53] Millions of Europeans who recently experienced a wave
[00:06:57] of abnormal heat, and August forecasters in some places
[00:07:00] again predict temperatures of 40 plus, in this
[00:07:03] video between the lines they saw an outspoken slap in the face from their own
[00:07:07] government, the fact is that air conditioners in
[00:07:11] the European Union, if not under a total ban, then under significant
[00:07:14] restrictions, this issue has long been a byword and a subject
[00:07:18] of heated disputes among ordinary French, Germans
[00:07:22] and Italians. But this time
[00:07:25] official Brussels, during those very hot days, decided to
[00:07:29] support them and, so to speak, in solidarity, decided
[00:07:32] to turn off air conditioners in the building of the European Commission, however,
[00:07:36] air coolers did not work only from the first to the seventh
[00:07:39] floor, but from the eighth and above, where the offices of Ursula
[00:07:43] von der Leyen and most of the European Commissioners are located,
[00:07:46] officials continued to work in comfortable conditions, well, apparently, calculating the colossal damage
[00:07:50] from the consequences of record high temperatures.
[00:07:54] So, 500 billion euros,
[00:07:57] 13 thousand dead, and also an energy and
[00:08:00] infrastructure shock, and also a very vague prospect
[00:08:04] of a harvest. This year, it seems Europe did not cope with this
[00:08:08] hot test. We will discuss here now the most
[00:08:11] different.
[00:09:12] morning cup
[00:09:14] of coffee, in ordinary household
[00:09:18] conversations, on the beach, it seems, all this
[00:09:21] is becoming a very important political
[00:09:24] factor,
[00:09:26] absolutely, because when we reason, I speak from the position,
[00:09:30] for example, of citizens of the Republic of Belarus, perhaps this also concerns the Russian Federation,
[00:09:33] we reason that summer either didn't work out again,
[00:09:37] or again it's hot for us, but nevertheless we
[00:09:40] perfectly understand that women are still discussing what
[00:09:44] to wear, yes, accordingly, women
[00:09:47] and men too, how to dress, whether to take a jacket
[00:09:50] or not, that is, calmly, this is how our
[00:09:54] summer weather always is, we are preparing for something, but if we
[00:09:57] are talking about citizens of the European Union, of course, these
[00:10:00] discussions here already go beyond, so to speak, the limits
[00:10:04] of what to wear and how to dress, how to survive, how to survive and
[00:10:08] what will happen next, because even if
[00:10:11] the heat subsides... what happened today with the harvest, and
[00:10:15] what forecasts are given, how the fall of
[00:10:19] GDP will develop, and how it will affect
[00:10:22] the lives of ordinary citizens, well, these questions for them.
[00:11:25] from the supply of normal regular water supply,
[00:11:28] one of the leading companies stopped doing
[00:11:31] it, the British ask themselves why this is happening,
[00:11:35] because we knew, it was like that last year, it was like that in twenty-two
[00:11:39] years, why isn't anything happening, why aren't we taking
[00:11:43] any preventive measures, this rotation of equipment starts
[00:11:46] again, France, to extinguish its
[00:11:50] fires, asks for help from Spain, which itself
[00:11:54] is simply suffocating in the fire, and
[00:11:57] we observe this constantly, it seems to me, here
[00:12:00] it's not about climatic location, which
[00:12:03] countries gain advantages, yes, in northern
[00:12:07] countries, it affects them less, although
[00:12:10] the European Union positions itself as a single political
[00:12:13] unit, these are questions
[00:12:16] that need to be asked, why is this happening, why are people suffering
[00:12:20] directly from the establishment of the European Union, which does not turn
[00:12:23] off air conditioners for itself.
[00:12:58] You know, I wouldn't say that there are any
[00:13:01] specific taboos, in general, it is necessary to understand that in
[00:13:04] the West there are very few taboos, but the absence
[00:13:08] of taboos does not mean the presence of freedoms, and
[00:13:11] regarding air conditioning, well,
[00:13:14] I can give a simple example, a week
[00:13:17] ago I went to a shopping center to
[00:13:21] buy one,
[00:13:23] I couldn't. for the simple reason that
[00:13:27] they are not for sale, I
[00:13:30] went to a neighboring shopping center, they are not for sale,
[00:13:33] that is, I visited three or four shopping centers, not
[00:13:37] a single air conditioner for sale, moreover, not a single
[00:13:39] fan, this also applies, of course, to all
[00:13:43] residents,
[00:13:45] in our case, France, and what
[00:13:48] happens, an air conditioner
[00:13:51] is such a political factor.
[00:14:25] Well, because of the green agenda of the day, everything that
[00:14:28] concerns electricity consumption, well, it doesn't
[00:14:32] look very good, supposedly, we need
[00:14:36] to consume less energy, supposedly
[00:14:39] for the planet, the problem is that
[00:14:42] we all perfectly understand
[00:14:45] that suddenly this question became very
[00:14:49] acute in recent years, after
[00:14:52] the European Union obliged all... European
[00:14:55] states to adopt sanctions against Russia mainly,
[00:14:58] well, first of all, precisely in
[00:15:02] the field of energetics, energy and
[00:15:06] why is it suddenly difficult to find
[00:15:09] an air conditioner or it's not
[00:15:11] supposedly allowed, when you have it, you can
[00:15:15] use it simply because there is not enough
[00:15:18] energy in many European
[00:15:20] countries, in this sense, yes,
[00:15:22] it's a political issue.
[00:15:37] from our correspondent about that very heat stroke,
[00:15:41] how well Europe endured, well, or apparently did not endure
[00:15:45] this test. Europe is suffocating under the onslaught
[00:15:48] of an unprecedented climatic impact. This summer, a wave of extreme
[00:15:52] heat covered almost the entire continent. Germany recorded
[00:15:55] 41°C, and in France the air warmed up to 43.
[00:15:59] More than 150 million Europeans faced temperatures above
[00:16:02] 35°, schools, shops,
[00:16:05] museums were closed everywhere, hospitals were overflowing. Emergency calls increased, authorities
[00:16:09] of European countries advise staying home. According to the World Health
[00:16:12] Organization, by mid-July the number of victims of abnormal heat on
[00:16:16] the continent exceeded 10,000 people, while life-saving
[00:16:19] coolness remains a privilege. In home appliance stores, due to a shortage
[00:16:23] of cooling devices, real battles
[00:16:25] unfolded.
[00:16:34] Buying an air conditioner is half the battle, but using it
[00:16:38] is not always possible. In London, authorities, due to strict regulations, force the dismantling of installed
[00:16:42] systems. In Austria, citizens, instead of solidarity, file complaints against
[00:16:45] neighbors, citing noise and energy consumption. On this basis, a scandal
[00:16:48] erupted in the European Commission building. Employees of the department found that the first seven
[00:16:52] floors were disconnected from air conditioning, however, those who occupy offices higher up in
[00:16:56] the hierarchy did not lose this privilege. Ursula von der Leyen and her
[00:17:00] commissioners continued to cool off in comfort. Such a distribution
[00:17:03] of climatic benefits was called feudalism and a disgrace by the political publication.
[00:17:07] Not only the social, but also the infrastructure framework of the continent cracked. In cities,
[00:17:11] traffic lights melt, their plastic casings cannot withstand extreme
[00:17:14] temperatures. On the famous German autobahns, the pavement melted,
[00:17:18] and the rails on the railway tracks deformed. Against this background, serious
[00:17:21] disruptions in the movement of trains and trams arose. More and
[00:17:24] more land is being asphalted, every corner where trees can still grow
[00:17:28] is being built up. The unbearable heat pushed the European
[00:17:32] energy system to the brink of collapse. France, where 70%
[00:17:35] of electricity is generated by nuclear power plants. The station was forced
[00:17:38] to shut down three nuclear reactors. Critically high river water
[00:17:42] temperatures, necessary for cooling the reactor, can provoke
[00:17:45] a humanitarian catastrophe. At the same time, the continent's waterways from the Rhine to
[00:17:48] the Danube are shallowing at a catastrophic rate, this forces ships to load
[00:17:52] only a small part of their capacity. The lack of water does not yet threaten Europe's
[00:17:56] drinking water supplies, but it is already leading to delays of barges carrying no less
[00:17:59] significant coal, grain and chemicals.
[00:18:03] 70 billion euros annually,
[00:18:06] that's how much. Europe should
[00:18:09] spend on adapting the economy
[00:18:13] to the consequences of an increasingly hot climate,
[00:18:16] the European
[00:18:18] Commission has calculated.
[00:18:20] Where will old Europe get so much money
[00:18:23] , also considering how much
[00:18:27] money is needed for militarization.
[00:18:30] Here, the question is probably not so much monetary, but rather
[00:18:34] understanding how to get out of this situation now. Because on
[00:18:37] the one hand, there is this green agenda, which
[00:18:40] today, from the point of view of the same, as it were,
[00:18:44] oppositionists, they are
[00:18:46] criticizing it heavily and saying that it is precisely the pursuit of the green agenda
[00:18:50] that has led to such consequences. On the other hand, there is some truth
[00:18:54] in the fact that everything seems to be fine, but the same
[00:18:57] solar panels, when heated above 25°, start to lose
[00:19:01] efficiency, they simply overheat, and wind turbines in
[00:19:04] hot conditions, there is even such a thing, I think, among climatologists.
[00:19:07] The concept of hot still, when in conditions of abnormal heat, there is simply
[00:19:11] no wind, not so much abnormal heat, but rather such an Omega-shaped
[00:19:14] cyclone formed there, and there is simply no wind, there is no wind, it is completely calm,
[00:19:18] and accordingly, wind turbines do not generate this
[00:19:21] energy, and this leads to the fact that due to
[00:19:24] the heat, all the water from the upper layers of
[00:19:27] the soil dries out more deeply, and what
[00:19:31] is most unpleasant, what is most terrible, is that all
[00:19:34] this happened at a time when the crop was just sprouting, the first...
[00:21:20] Secondly, these are financial costs, and how to explain to people, because this
[00:21:24] green economy led to deindustrialization, to political division two,
[00:21:28] it hit the pockets of ordinary residents
[00:21:31] of these countries, here, by the way, the political story in
[00:21:35] France, Oleg Yuryevich, Marine
[00:21:38] Le Pen, who, well, obviously in the coming
[00:21:42] months we will learn and hear a lot
[00:21:45] about her, well, most likely...
[00:21:49] всего...
[00:22:57] But if they start defending
[00:23:01] Moscow, they will simply lose a huge number of votes, the
[00:23:05] same applies to the climate agenda, but I would like
[00:23:09] to comment a little on the previous report
[00:23:12] that you showed, there, for
[00:23:16] example, it says that the authorities advise everyone to stay
[00:23:19] at home. Here is an important point, this
[00:23:23] is so, and people stay at home, but if you know,
[00:23:26] the mortality from abnormal heat, it mainly
[00:23:29] concerns people of old age,
[00:23:33] so, if in 2003, when there were more
[00:23:36] than 1500 deaths,
[00:23:39] 35% of the total deaths
[00:23:42] died at home, then this year
[00:23:46] it's 91%, that is, almost this year.
[00:24:50] Uh, exactly warming, this is true,
[00:24:53] now there is such a period, but it does not mean that
[00:24:56] indeed further we will have
[00:25:00] such figures, allow me also
[00:25:02] to return to
[00:25:05] the words of your expert on
[00:25:08] the green agenda,
[00:25:11] indeed, I don't know, if you paid
[00:25:14] attention, just in spring in Paris
[00:25:18] a forum was held. of nuclear energy
[00:25:21] and for the first time everyone
[00:25:24] together, and Ursula von der Leyen,
[00:25:28] and Macron, all
[00:25:30] European countries, all said
[00:25:33] that, the green agenda was
[00:25:37] mistaken, interesting, because it will indeed be
[00:25:40] very difficult for them to move away from it, they perfectly
[00:25:44] understood that after all this
[00:25:46] deindustrialization, which currently exists,
[00:25:50] they no longer need it, because now they are de facto in
[00:25:54] a state of war, without industry they cannot do it, and
[00:25:57] here we just notice this
[00:26:00] ideological conflict on the one hand. This global world, it
[00:26:03] relies on these myths,
[00:26:06] deindustrialization, everything is green, let's
[00:26:09] live all together, but how can it be, because
[00:26:13] they can destroy the old, in
[00:26:17] quotation marks, world in which we live, which we
[00:26:20] know, but they cannot build a new one,
[00:26:24] and in this situation, in this situation, it is necessary
[00:26:28] to find someone to blame, and let's...
[00:26:31] и давайте...
[00:27:02] Paris for not having air conditioners in every room, that's insolence, your
[00:27:06] criticism is inappropriate, the USA, where cities are 90% equipped with
[00:27:09] air conditioners, are to blame for global warming, you bear significant
[00:27:13] responsibility for the consequences that we feel in
[00:27:15] France,
[00:27:18] and Yulia Konstantinovna, frankly, with such
[00:27:21] argumentation, if the lady is serious,
[00:27:24] then it's somewhat scary, who manages large cities in
[00:27:28] Europe, according to the Vice Mayor
[00:27:31] of Paris. Washington spoiled
[00:27:33] the air, well, why doesn't she explain to her citizens that
[00:27:37] in Europe, houses were always built precisely for, so to speak,
[00:27:41] heat retention, heat accumulation, yes, and not
[00:27:44] for cooling, and today, when people, as we said, are in
[00:27:48] their homes, this is precisely not salvation for people, because this
[00:27:52] stagnant hot air precisely leads to increased pressure and
[00:27:56] to all the consequences that lead to death, we were told terrible figures
[00:28:00] of deaths precisely at home, why doesn't she... not talk about the fact
[00:28:03] that this desire for a green agenda is
[00:28:06] wonderful, but these are investments in the future,
[00:28:10] a strategic future, it might have worked,
[00:28:13] but with a developed industry on cheap
[00:28:17] resources, as soon as you ran out of cheap resources, deindustrialization
[00:28:20] began in Germany, without developing industry,
[00:28:23] without developing the economy, without earning money, where will
[00:28:26] you get money for this energy, green agenda and
[00:28:29] energy...
[00:29:32] and Canada and the United States of America, which are designed
[00:29:36] precisely for such critical cases, rising
[00:29:39] temperatures, droughts, lack
[00:29:43] of energy resources, in America there are special
[00:29:46] technologies that they have been applying for a long time, they are both
[00:29:49] preventive technologies and rapid
[00:29:53] response technologies, and here, however much we colleagues
[00:29:56] want, and I am glad that our foreign experts agree
[00:30:00] with us, we still insist.
[00:31:15] And in this sense, before
[00:31:17] we address the next question to Oleg Yurievich, I suggest
[00:31:20] listening to what political
[00:31:24] signal for those who make decisions in Europe,
[00:31:27] Bloomberg agency writes.
[00:31:30] Summer heat waves should be an alarming signal for all
[00:31:33] European politicians. Ignoring the economic consequences of climate
[00:31:37] change is no longer possible. Air temperature is becoming as
[00:31:40] important an indicator as inflation of gross domestic product. At the same time,
[00:31:44] northern countries of Europe with a cool
[00:31:47] climate find themselves in a more favorable situation, while
[00:31:51] the largest economies of the region, Germany, France, Italy, and
[00:31:54] Spain, risk facing significant difficulties. Within
[00:31:57] the Eurozone, this creates a sharp dilemma for the European Central Bank. Oleg Yurievich, in other
[00:32:01] words, annual
[00:32:05] heat and its consequences in Europe is such
[00:32:08] a test of political competence, of
[00:32:12] the effectiveness of European managers.
[00:32:16] Yes, it's a test of political competence, which
[00:32:19] instantly reveals
[00:32:20] it.
[00:32:25] The green agenda is a chimera, it's
[00:32:29] the purple ray of Paustovsky.
[00:32:32] Only adaptation, serious adaptation to the inevitable new
[00:32:36] climatic conditions, taking into account economic
[00:32:39] realities can
[00:32:42] achieve something. If we talk about.
[00:33:45] into one, to summarize all of the above,
[00:33:48] all the statements, I am now preparing for this broadcast, I read
[00:33:52] a lot of statements, publications
[00:33:56] of European politicians, here most of them boil down to
[00:33:59] the thesis, let's spend
[00:34:02] more on eliminating the consequences, on preventing
[00:34:06] these situations, it's just not entirely clear how effective
[00:34:10] this will be, and most often, it seems to me, these are, as they say:
[00:34:13] такие, как говорят:
[00:34:45] does not apply to countries that, in principle,
[00:34:48] theoretically and formally, should have been
[00:34:51] related, this is a global elite, they
[00:34:54] protect their interests, and we all
[00:34:57] see this perfectly, therefore, either the USA
[00:35:00] is to blame because they have air conditioning,
[00:35:04] or Russia is to blame because it has
[00:35:07] gas, well, everyone is always
[00:35:11] somehow to blame, in that these are to blame...
[00:35:16] Therefore, as long as they are in power, I am afraid
[00:35:19] that one can, of course, still raise a lot
[00:35:23] of money, one can distribute it as
[00:35:26] one pleases, it will simply be ineffective, because there is no
[00:35:29] political will to really solve
[00:35:32] these issues, their political
[00:35:35] will is directed
[00:35:37] at other topics that do not
[00:35:41] relate to these countries, state-owned.
[00:35:46] European and European countries
[00:35:49] territories, they are simply used to
[00:35:53] provide the resource that is currently
[00:35:56] available, they will gradually disappear to
[00:35:59] protect these global, I would say, Atlantic
[00:36:03] interests, as long as they do not create, these
[00:36:06] elites, they do not create an opportunity to grow,
[00:36:10] to build up the capabilities of the European
[00:36:13] countries, because this...
[00:36:29] Alas, there are no or at least a very large
[00:36:32] deficit of politicians in modern Europe
[00:36:35] strategies that look
[00:36:38] not here and now, but years and decades
[00:36:42] ahead, well, our current topic demonstrates this,
[00:36:46] as Karin
[00:36:47] noted to us.
[00:36:54] 9 million tons of grain will be missed by European
[00:36:58] agricultural producers this season due to the recent
[00:37:01] abnormal heat, which means that the total harvest of EU
[00:37:05] and UK countries will be one of the most modest in the last
[00:37:09] decade, and
[00:37:11] it's not just that a significant part of the crops simply
[00:37:15] burned out, abnormally high temperatures fell
[00:37:18] at the most delicate period for the future bread -
[00:37:22] grain filling, in these days the ears are maximally
[00:37:25] vulnerable, what chain of dangerous
[00:37:28] cause-and-effect relationships launched this heat stroke,
[00:37:31] who makes the weather in European agriculture,
[00:37:34] a report by our correspondent. European
[00:37:37] agricultural lands during the summer heat became an arena of ruthless
[00:37:41] struggle for survival, and if in some countries farmers count losses from
[00:37:45] drought, then in others they try to save at least what has not yet been burned by forest
[00:37:48] fires. According to the Association of Grain Traders, the total grain harvest
[00:37:52] in the EU and Great Britain in 2026 will amount to
[00:37:55] 290 million tons, which is ... 3 million tons less than
[00:37:58] a year earlier, only the June heat reduced the harvest by almost 9 million
[00:38:02] tons, which led to losses of over 2 billion euros. The largest losses
[00:38:06] were suffered by France, Hungary, Spain, and Germany. World markets reacted
[00:38:09] instantly, wheat prices reached a two-year high on the Chicago
[00:38:13] exchange, and in Paris jumped by almost 20%. And this is not counting
[00:38:17] the damage from the flames, which destroyed over
[00:38:19] 250,000 hectares of forest and pastures by the end of July. For comparison, this
[00:38:23] is almost the entire area of Luxembourg. We came
[00:38:25] to help put out the fire because. If it were our region, our
[00:38:29] lands, we would want others to do the
[00:38:32] same. France accounted for almost half of all grain losses.
[00:38:35] The Fifth Republic also faced a sharp deficit of onions, carrots, lettuce, and
[00:38:39] garlic. The corn harvest in France could be the most similar in almost 3
[00:38:43] decades, the winemaking industry - one of the continent's hallmarks, is also under
[00:38:47] threat. In several regions, the fire has come close to vineyards. Champagne
[00:38:51] producers predict a 10% drop in grape harvest. The grape
[00:38:55] harvest will begin record early, in mid- August. Plants may
[00:38:58] even suffer from heat stress, which is why some
[00:39:02] winemakers postpone the harvest to a later date to preserve
[00:39:05] grape quality. The scorching heat has hit livestock farming, as millions
[00:39:09] of broiler chickens have died in France, and thousands of cattle suffer from
[00:39:13] exhaustion and disease. In abnormal heat, birds die en masse from heat
[00:39:16] stroke and dehydration, and cattle lose their appetite and milk
[00:39:20] productivity. Add to this the fires that deprive animals of fodder,
[00:39:24] so in Spain and Portugal, cattle breeders are forced to urgently buy hay
[00:39:27] at exorbitant prices. Historically, this has always been a place
[00:39:30] prone to fires, and the only solution we have found
[00:39:34] is extensive cattle grazing. In response to these colossal
[00:39:37] losses, the European Commission allocated only 56 million euros to
[00:39:41] support farmers. A negligible amount compared to real needs. Moreover,
[00:39:45] the EU initiative to reduce agricultural production within the framework of the so-called
[00:39:49] green agenda left farmers without the necessary resources for quick
[00:39:52] adaptation. Prices for fertilizers, fuel, and electricity, which are rising due to...
[00:39:55] food
[00:40:27] is perhaps the most socially explosive
[00:40:31] story, that's where the main
[00:40:33] danger of the consequences of the European
[00:40:37] heat lies,
[00:40:39] the danger is that food security
[00:40:43] standards are not being met, that is, today we are talking about
[00:40:46] not having enough grain, we are talking about the death of the meat and dairy
[00:40:50] industry, here we should also remember that there are also problems with
[00:40:53] fishing, because the rivers are overheating,
[00:40:57] and fish postpone their spawning or go far north, that is, this
[00:41:01] will also be a problem, all this will lead to a shortage of these
[00:41:05] food products, which will truly be reflected
[00:41:08] on the shelves, there will not be those
[00:41:11] goods, and what is a hungry people, a hungry
[00:41:14] people, amidst all the problems that exist in the European
[00:41:17] Union, any heat is already portrayed as a climatic
[00:41:21] heat, which people will create when they come out to the square, the same
[00:41:24] farmers, who will supposedly be thrown a handout,
[00:41:28] some money, but nevertheless, this will not return their losses, and this again
[00:41:31] has long-term consequences for them, because what they don't harvest
[00:41:35] today, they won't earn money, which means next year they won't
[00:41:38] be able to... launch a new production cycle of these
[00:41:42] goods, plus all political decisions on the agreement with Mercosur,
[00:41:46] supplies of rather cheap raw materials and food, this
[00:41:49] will also have such consequences, so we
[00:41:53] see that from this food, today a new term has already
[00:41:56] been introduced, called agflation, agri-inflation,
[00:41:59] which shows that food prices are rising much faster,
[00:42:03] rising much faster than prices for all other goods, that is,
[00:42:07] this will lead to a new spiral of crisis, discontent
[00:42:11] of people who will take to the streets. Alexandra, it seems to me,
[00:42:14] that the farmers, the European farmers,
[00:42:18] I frankly and sincerely feel sorry for these hardworking
[00:42:21] people, they have been blamed for everything, all possible consequences, well,
[00:42:25] the already mentioned story with Mercosur,
[00:42:28] the consequence
[00:42:31] of the Middle East crisis, the closure of the men's strait, the European
[00:42:34] farmers have been hit in every sense, in terms of fuel too
[00:42:38] and even... as we said in spring, Estonian
[00:42:42] farmers, where is the Armuz Strait, where is Estonia, they could not sow
[00:42:46] bread,
[00:42:49] Russian and Belarusian fertilizers were cut off
[00:42:52] for them, what arguments they did not
[00:42:56] go through, they brought potatoes,
[00:42:58] dumped
[00:43:00] manure, European managers are not
[00:43:03] concerned about farmers, of course, our colleagues,
[00:43:07] experts from abroad, confirmed this, accusing them of
[00:43:10] lacking political will and a desire to solve
[00:43:14] the problems of the people, not their personal problems, by the way, referring
[00:43:17] to my colleague, I want to say, you know, Oleg,
[00:43:21] Macron lied more than once, now during the fires in France, when it was necessary to
[00:43:24] make a decision, go out to people and explain, he was running
[00:43:28] around somewhere, where he was running, in what fields, at what
[00:43:31] summits, in front of Ursula, we all know this perfectly well, but he
[00:43:34] said that he was solving the problem, and where to find
[00:43:38] him this...
[00:44:10] who are truly hardworking, who feed the people,
[00:44:13] but by blaming them, they still won't
[00:44:17] avoid the need to solve this problem, and
[00:44:20] the answer to this question is literally on
[00:44:24] the surface, Belarus and Russia, we are agrarian countries,
[00:44:27] no matter how you look at it, yes, we have 80% of our economy
[00:44:30] related to the agrarian component,
[00:44:34] and we know both solutions and technologies on how
[00:44:38] to solve this problem. So, regarding the European Union,
[00:44:42] first, stop this mess with sanctions,
[00:44:45] just lift the sanctions, especially
[00:44:48] those related to the need to solve food
[00:44:51] issues and simply prevent hunger in
[00:44:55] the EU. Second, stop allocating
[00:44:58] money to Ukraine, and instead use that money to
[00:45:01] support farming in their own countries,
[00:45:05] creating such protectionist measures for
[00:45:08] farmers, and... finally return to negotiations with the two
[00:45:12] leading countries in terms of grain production and reproduction,
[00:45:16] these are Belarus and Russia, in order to provide them
[00:45:20] with assistance. Remember the infamous grain deal, yes, now
[00:45:24] we are being criticized for blocking the Odesa
[00:45:27] and Mykolaiv ports for Ukraine,
[00:45:31] that children in Africa are starving again, now they will
[00:45:35] tell us that Europe is dying of hunger, it's all our fault. By the way, about
[00:45:38] grain...
[00:46:52] combined with the embargo on Russian
[00:46:56] corn to the European market, then these
[00:46:59] prices will only increase. Moreover,
[00:47:02] of course, France will buy Russian
[00:47:05] grain, there is no doubt about it, because it
[00:47:09] did so even during the grain deal, so I won't
[00:47:12] go into details, that's a separate topic, but nevertheless, it is already
[00:47:16] reliably known that
[00:47:19] the main mass...
[00:48:04] Tomorrow I'm going to try it with minced meat to see if it works? Everyone
[00:48:07] said it wouldn't work, but here's bacon for frying, a pan in the sun, the heat
[00:48:11] is still the same, let's go, fry the
[00:48:13] bacon.
[00:48:22] Well, it's frying quietly, I'll even add an egg to make myself
[00:48:26] a proper English breakfast,
[00:48:28] deservedly.
[00:48:32] Yulia Konstantinovna, I read, when we
[00:48:35] were selecting this video for the broadcast,
[00:48:37] I read hundreds, if not thousands,
[00:48:41] of comments under this video, the comments are entirely political, this
[00:48:45] is to the question that the video is not about scrambled eggs,
[00:48:48] in fact, it's like they say, a fairy tale, what's the lie in it?
[00:49:01] How long can people be fed fairy tales about someone being to blame somewhere? People perfectly understand and see where their
[00:49:05] money is going, where the money is being sent not to the country, but from
[00:49:08] the country for unknown purposes. So it turns out that
[00:49:12] people, Europeans, work, earn
[00:49:15] money, pay taxes, and they get nothing, not small
[00:49:19] taxes, and at the same time they get nothing in return.
[00:49:22] Where is the money? This is the eternal question, where
[00:49:26] is our money? People can, now they ask, the money they
[00:49:29] earned, why? Yes, we save energy, we can fry
[00:49:33] scrambled eggs on the windowsill, excuse me, that's not funny at all.
[00:49:36] Alexandrova, you, by the way, touched upon a topic, then strayed
[00:49:39] from it, about Germany
[00:49:43] seemingly not being against returning to
[00:49:46] nuclear energy, there are even
[00:49:49] some thoughts on this matter, but... you have
[00:49:52] to agree, nuclear energy is a very sensitive
[00:49:56] issue, just like climate, this
[00:49:59] is a very long-term issue, it cannot
[00:50:02] be resolved with such a political decision, nuclear
[00:50:05] energy, and especially working on mistakes in this
[00:50:09] area, is a process that can drag on for several years, if not
[00:50:12] decades, well, I honestly don't see anything
[00:50:16] complicated here, in terms of the European Union
[00:50:20] returning to this topic, and if specifically we...
[00:51:22] Euroskeptics, who represent different
[00:51:25] political forces, are in
[00:51:28] opposition to them, and we forgot one point,
[00:51:32] next year is a year of total general elections
[00:51:36] in Europe, so what is happening now
[00:51:39] with the weather, with the decisions being made,
[00:51:43] the leaders of countries running away from their problems,
[00:51:47] all this will come back to haunt them. I understand why
[00:51:50] the establishment is very calm. They have technologies regarding
[00:51:54] Le Pen, whom we mentioned today, they have already
[00:51:57] found a leash, found a way to control her,
[00:52:01] put a bridle on her, as expected, to build
[00:52:15] this globalist model of the world,
[00:52:24] but globalism as such has already failed, we have seen this, even
[00:52:27] the originators of globalism have repeatedly said so, this
[00:52:30] story once again exposed
[00:52:34] the fact.
[00:53:11] that in 2020 there will be general elections, so it is necessary to emphasize that the political class currently present in
[00:53:14] France, Germany and
[00:53:17] Spain, in 2028 will no longer
[00:53:20] be there, that is, everything they are saying now, in any case, should
[00:53:24] be treated as empty rhetoric, what
[00:53:28] to do, in any case, the problems in Europe
[00:53:31] need to be solved.
[00:53:35] Green policy is good, but
[00:53:38] if all the plans of the Greens are implemented, they are now seriously
[00:53:42] yes, the institutions
[00:53:45] of the European Union, the Green Party, European, and a whole
[00:53:49] host of European ministers, then this
[00:53:51] will lead to additional economic
[00:53:54] problems, almost all countries, well, at
[00:53:58] least half are entering recession, France,
[00:54:02] despite what is said, has already entered an economic
[00:55:05] difficult, but it seems not difficult at all, judging by
[00:55:09] her appearance, she's having fun, because she perfectly understands that this
[00:55:13] heat doesn't concern her, in any case, she
[00:55:16] will win.
[00:55:19] Inna Alexandrovna, well,
[00:55:22] for some reason, the phrase came to mind: don't put all your eggs in one basket, I also
[00:55:26] have,
[00:55:29] yes, don't put all your eggs in one basket, and this
[00:55:32] very well
[00:55:36] applies directly to the European Union, to this economic
[00:55:39] administrative unit, I still don't call it otherwise,
[00:55:42] the European Union emerged as the first
[00:55:45] product of political globalism, yes, the unification
[00:55:49] of countries, for political reasons, then they brought economics
[00:55:52] under it, now they themselves realize that they shouldn't have
[00:55:55] put everything in one basket, there are several
[00:55:58] poles of influence.