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[00:03:14] Hello, the editors' club on Belarus 1, the satellite channel Belarus 24, as always
[00:03:18] on Fridays, with a repeat on Sunday morning, we
[00:03:21] discuss the main topics of the outgoing week, I will introduce
[00:03:25] the guests who gathered today in our studio at 600 Makayonka
[00:03:28] 9,skaya.
[00:03:39] under the President of the Republic of Belarus, Andrey Krivosheev, General Director of the Minsk News Agency, Chairman of
[00:03:42] the Belarusian Union
[00:03:44] of Journalists, at the request
[00:03:47] of fugitive propagandists,
[00:03:50] Gregory, a journalist from TV, we received a numerous
[00:03:54] letter after your debut in our
[00:03:56] program, that was a joke.
[00:04:30] I think this topic will be discussed until at least the weekend, while we
[00:04:33] have final programs and so on, a lot
[00:04:36] of events
[00:04:39] took place in our country in honor of
[00:04:42] this event in Beryoza Kartuskaya, you all saw it,
[00:04:46] thanks to the Mir TV company for providing a live broadcast, we
[00:04:49] participated from there, I personally was there in Beryoza Kartuskaya, well in
[00:04:53] Minsk,
[00:04:55] the President of Belarus took part in the forum
[00:04:59] Youth. Belarus Future, young people gathered at the
[00:05:03] Sports Palace, and Alexander Grigorievich
[00:05:06] spoke, it was not even an appeal, to some
[00:05:09] extent it was a historical lecture.
[00:05:42] to drive them under the whip, addressing the youth: we have a country
[00:05:46] of opportunities, you need to preserve all this in
[00:05:49] the future, in relation to
[00:05:52] Western Belarus, Belarusians
[00:05:55] were wanted to be turned into silent slaves, the unity
[00:05:58] of the Belarusian people is equal to the independence
[00:06:02] of the state, although I liked the quote the most, that there will be no more
[00:06:05] Pilsudskis, that's right,
[00:06:09] after that, who came to whom, who was removed?
[00:07:12] September 17, he said that we
[00:07:16] got our own back, let's, I would like us to listen to one fragment,
[00:07:19] although a lot of presidential speeches
[00:07:22] were shown during these days, let's listen to one
[00:07:26] fragment. Soviet troops returned what
[00:07:29] belonged to
[00:07:32] Belarusians and that huge country
[00:07:35] where we lived, we
[00:07:38] returned it, we did not seize Poland.
[00:08:13] Well, God grant, what was the
[00:08:16] situation then, if objectively,
[00:08:19] and as we understand
[00:08:23] it today, the formula, as long as I am in power,
[00:08:26] is one, we don't need what's
[00:08:29] not ours, but we won't give
[00:08:32] up what's ours.
[00:08:35] And why this fragment, because I would like you to listen
[00:08:38] to something else, the key phrase here is what belonged. Poland
[00:09:20] do everything possible to make the whole world think
[00:09:24] differently. Why was this holiday necessary? I believe, among other things,
[00:09:27] this date needed to be marked and highlighted so
[00:09:31] that we could preserve our
[00:09:34] state in the future, when the next generation
[00:09:38] comes after us. Unfortunately,
[00:09:41] all young people, and even not so young, understand the significance, understand who united, do not understand why they were disunited, and do not understand what all
[00:09:50] this can end in, I want to say again, Poles
[00:09:54] consider half of our country their
[00:09:58] territory, and dream of returning it to Poland.
[00:10:02] I was born in Grodno region near the border, read newspapers, watched
[00:10:05] television, listened to their politicians' speeches, they
[00:10:09] dream of this, that's it...
[00:11:38] I want to draw the attention of all TV viewers again, this
[00:11:40] scoundrel, occupying the post of Prime Minister of the Republic
[00:11:44] of Poland, considers Grodno and Lviv Polish
[00:11:47] cities, they will always dream,
[00:11:50] will always do everything to get these cities back, and even
[00:11:53] Brest along with them. This
[00:13:55] speech has for us and for those who listened to it
[00:13:59] live, in a live broadcast, well, as for
[00:14:02] Tusk, these days, meeting
[00:14:05] with
[00:14:08] enterprise teams, enterprise managers of different levels,
[00:14:11] repeatedly with facts with historians, wonderful Belarusian
[00:14:14] ones, with journalists, proved
[00:14:18] the insignificance of modern
[00:14:20] Poland's claims to accuse
[00:14:24] the Soviet Union and even
[00:14:27] more so Belarusians of anything. This is ethnocide,
[00:14:30] a ban on language, education, culture,
[00:14:34] history, even religious tradition,
[00:14:37] those churches that were closed and even destroyed, by the way, in Grodno and
[00:14:41] Bialystok, Orthodox churches were destroyed, they constantly point
[00:14:44] out godlessness to the Bolsheviks, they should have looked at themselves,
[00:14:47] this is economic depression and
[00:14:50] the status of a third-rate raw material colony,
[00:14:54] look. I haven't seen this wonderful project, a podcast that
[00:14:57] Grigory Yuryevich makes with Vladimir Frantsevich Gigin, everything
[00:15:00] number from
[00:15:04] this program could be disputed by our fugitives, this
[00:15:07] is, after all, the plunder of Belarus, well, when wood is cut
[00:15:11] from Belovezhskaya Pushcha and transported by freight trains,
[00:15:14] how can this be explained, listen, but they were second-class people, they couldn't even collect firewood properly
[00:15:18] to fish,
[00:15:20] they couldn't fish, a lot has been said about this, I have a whole report, I don't
[00:15:24] want to.
[00:16:07] Listen, if they don't trust our sources, let them find their Polish
[00:16:11] sources, in particular in the Institute of National Remembrance, for example,
[00:16:15] funeral, Poles, that same
[00:16:18] Tusk, and let them listen to Adolf Hitler
[00:16:21] at Pilsudski's funeral, he said: "the best
[00:16:24] fascist of Poland has passed away, the best
[00:16:28] Pole," so how should we perceive the Polish regime, as
[00:16:31] fascist in relation to Belarusians, Hitler
[00:16:34] does not come at night, I just want to emphasize
[00:16:38] again, I would not even want to comment on the President's speech, wait,
[00:16:41] the Prime Minister I'm talking about Tusk, well, God forbid, I don't even want
[00:16:45] to weave this
[00:16:47] Polish theme into this, because
[00:16:51] the President's speech, which was delivered yesterday,
[00:16:55] it is indeed so deep and large-scale, we will discuss it not
[00:16:59] only, I think, until 2030, but more
[00:17:02] than that, for me, let's say for a historian, for a political scientist,
[00:17:06] a lot was said.
[00:17:37] and his own, that what I really
[00:17:41] liked about the President's speech makes you
[00:17:44] think, first, you
[00:17:47] know, very clearly,
[00:17:50] very emotionally, it was said in
[00:17:53] the President's speech, this gentry,
[00:17:57] landowners, whip, poor
[00:18:00] people and so on and so forth and so forth, you know, probably
[00:18:03] still, he takes such a position where he
[00:18:06] sometimes... cannot fully express his precise
[00:18:10] understanding of his, his understanding of a certain situation, but he leads
[00:18:14] us to this understanding, in this case I see
[00:18:17] the following, in fact Alexander Grigorevich says that all this is
[00:18:20] a continuation of that same class struggle that was
[00:18:24] before, which today may be washed away by someone
[00:18:27] forgotten, because gentlemen, yes, gentry,
[00:18:31] landowners, they want to make Belarusians poor, yes,
[00:18:34] unhappy, to enslave us, and this...
[00:19:07] I am sure you also sometimes think about this. Alexandrovich Lukashenko asked
[00:19:11] a question, or rather first said that he had enough
[00:19:14] power, he was already fed up with it, yes, as
[00:19:16] they say, well, he could have given it to the young or the next
[00:19:20] generation, but he asked the question: are you ready
[00:19:24] to pick up this baton, he
[00:19:27] answered himself, remember, he said that, in my opinion,
[00:19:30] you are not ready yet, this is the most important sacramental
[00:19:34] question of the current moment, it, by the way,
[00:21:20] by the way, this is exactly what it is aimed at, uh-huh, I
[00:21:23] literally today, on my way to you, was at a lecture,
[00:21:27] or rather, I gave a lecture, so, to representatives of managers, yes,
[00:21:30] of state and local government, I asked
[00:21:33] them a question, the president often says: people, people, people, what is
[00:21:37] people?
[00:21:39] I asked them a question, and they answered me, these are some citizens who
[00:21:43] live in a common territory, and so on, and I have to,
[00:21:46] for the second time, by the way, I'm experimenting, I have to explain that everything... when the president talks
[00:21:50] about the people, a nation is one thing, the people
[00:21:54] the president is talking about are ordinary people, working people, those who
[00:21:58] earn their living by their own labor, this is our main social base
[00:22:02] and the president's, he is, of course, the president of all Belarusians, but once
[00:22:05] again, our, if we talk from an ideological, political point of view, this
[00:22:09] is our base, because once a wise man said,
[00:22:13] if you cannot defeat the people who know
[00:22:17] what they are defending, again, he meant the common people. This
[00:23:20] again, there were no
[00:23:21] representatives
[00:23:25] of Belarusian society, I am afraid that Aleksandrovich's reproach, in some sense,
[00:23:29] is that he kind of asks, why wasn't there already then the
[00:23:33] BSSR, or something similar to some authority that would fully
[00:23:37] reflect the interests of the Belarusian people, the people, I emphasize
[00:23:40] again, well, I listened to Pan
[00:23:44] Tusk once again and got a little fired up again and I want to tell him an old
[00:23:48] Belarusian proverb: remember, Lyash?
[00:24:28] England and France, they also did not declare war on the Soviet Union, so about the attack,
[00:24:31] let him shut his mouth. Next, so,
[00:24:35] they are proud of their Home Army, these bandits who killed our people.
[00:24:38] When the Red Army went to liberate Poland, we laid down
[00:24:42] 6000 lives for this, your Home Army did not go there, they stayed here
[00:24:46] in the Grodno region to terrorize our people, great patriots.
[00:25:20] there is industry, economy and everything else, you only live on handouts, either
[00:25:23] from the Germans, or the French, or someone else, or the Americans, the British, and so on, wherever
[00:25:27] they tell you, that's where you'll go, Poland is strong
[00:25:30] in chaos, this has been known since the 18th century,
[00:25:34] so, but still in their chauvinistic
[00:25:37] delusion, well, it's hard to understand, but one can understand their logic, but I
[00:25:41] want to talk a little about our, so, these gone fugitives, so, well, they
[00:25:45] denied the holiday all these days, moreover, they
[00:25:48] said all this, that...
[00:26:02] ready to surrender Grodno, Volkovysk, Brest, Pinsk, yes, everything, then
[00:26:06] Minsk, and then Mogilev and so on, they are ready to surrender everything
[00:26:09] to Poland, they openly said that, Gogol wrote about such people and the favor
[00:26:13] of a foreign king, yes, and not a king, but the vile favor of a Polish
[00:26:17] magnate, who hits them in the face with his yellow boot,
[00:26:20] is dearer to them than any brotherhood, this has been said about them
[00:26:24] for a long time, the most disgusting, vile characters, and now about September
[00:26:28] 17, we returned it in 2021, we remembered this holiday before, in 1999.
[00:26:32] When it was an anniversary, the president held an event, everything, but
[00:26:35] we were very intelligently, reverently, and even a little
[00:26:39] humbly, we didn't want to stir up your feelings, well, we just
[00:26:42] didn't want to, we didn't want to raise those historical questions,
[00:26:46] let's live in reality, trade, build relationships, and so on, what
[00:26:49] did you do in 2020? You invested in a coup, there this Duda
[00:26:53] handed out keys to the Belarusian house to all sorts of impostors and
[00:26:56] impostors, then Prime Minister Morawiecki came to the editorial office
[00:27:00] of the channel that supervised all these protests and rallies here, you
[00:27:03] invested money, moreover, you deployed special forces at
[00:27:07] the border so that the government here would collapse, and you quickly came in, occupied these lands under
[00:27:11] the pretext that someone was being offended here, or something else, and so on, and we
[00:27:14] perfectly understand that you would have done this, and you are going to do it
[00:27:18] further, therefore we raised this banner of September 17,
[00:27:22] and again, the Belarusian state is here
[00:27:24] forever, yes, but as for the two remarks of these
[00:27:28] fugitives, whom I, fortunately, don't read much, Gregory, how do you...
[00:27:31] григорий как вы...
[00:28:02] it was a great story when they all sat here in taverns, drinking vodka or something
[00:28:06] else, Starka, and talking about our GDL, GDL,
[00:28:09] Lithuanians, what kind of Lithuania is that, it's just pagan nonsense, they didn't do anything, they came
[00:28:13] to Lithuania, and the Lithuanians told them, what, what, what about the
[00:28:17] GDL, who are the Lithuanians, oh-oh-oh-oh, we renounce, we renounce,
[00:28:21] no Lithuanians in the GDL, it's all yours, yours, we surrender everything,
[00:28:24] betray, run away, hide under the blanket, so, we serve you,
[00:28:28] believe me, if communists came to power in Poland, they would walk with a red flag
[00:28:31] around...
[00:29:02] feel exclusively citizens of Belarus, sociology confirmed this,
[00:29:06] later, I understand, you were going to
[00:29:09] talk about this, so, this is the most important aspect, and the fact that
[00:29:13] the president spoke to young people yesterday,
[00:29:17] attention, young people,
[00:29:20] those who already own the country, probably more
[00:29:23] than people of my, say, generation, they will live in this country
[00:29:27] longer,
[00:29:29] and the questions that he put before them. he stood before them and
[00:29:33] consciously
[00:29:36] did not give his answer, so that they
[00:29:39] would think about their future, and that
[00:29:42] reference to the peace treaty, in quotation marks
[00:29:46] peaceful, when half of the country was essentially turned into
[00:29:49] a reservation, not just Beryoza
[00:29:52] Kartuskaya camp there from 1934, all of Belarus was a concentration
[00:29:56] camp, the Western territory
[00:29:59] of Belarus, yes...
[00:31:02] call the President's speech a manifesto, lectures, as someone
[00:31:05] said. In fact, this is such a key
[00:31:08] message to the next generation,
[00:31:11] which we will talk about later, I am
[00:31:15] sure, as for the story
[00:31:18] with the Prime Minister of the neighboring country, there with another
[00:31:22] person to whom ghosts
[00:31:23] return,
[00:31:26] you need less, you see, they are talking about those
[00:31:30] ambitions today, which, well,
[00:31:33] prevent them from moving further and developing, building their
[00:31:37] state, because unlike our president,
[00:31:40] who looks to the future, they look to
[00:31:43] the past, try to rewrite
[00:31:46] this past, which is impossible, so, to build
[00:31:50] a modern future and modernity, based
[00:31:54] on this future, the one that meets our
[00:31:58] interests, only our interests, this is the real
[00:32:02] task, about history, I only ask for one
[00:32:04] word, just one phrase, there is an even harsher
[00:32:08] phrase, he who spits on the past, the past will
[00:32:11] shoot him with a cannon, this is what will happen in Poland, you can... I'm talking about
[00:32:15] meanings, you are also from occupied territories, from Dzerzhinsk, I'm on
[00:32:18] the border, I'm right from the border, yes, I have this
[00:32:21] history of Eastern and Western Belarus, it went through my family, because
[00:32:25] my grandmother lived in the Eastern territory, my grandfather in the Western, I have half
[00:32:29] Catholics in the family, half Orthodox, what kind of
[00:32:31] Catholics are they, well, I know who they made Catholics, they also made
[00:32:35] people Catholics in my family, well, Catholics are fine,
[00:32:38] well, you can adopt another faith, these questions, they didn't make them Catholics, they made them
[00:32:41] Poles, these are two big differences.
[00:32:45] I want to talk about the meaning and the strength of the spirit of the Belarusian people, I
[00:32:49] was lucky, I was personally present at both the first and
[00:32:53] second events, both in Beryoza Kartuskaya, when there -
[00:32:57] this beautiful, beautiful event
[00:32:59] dedicated to the memory of those who were in this Beryoza Kartuskaya, who were tormented
[00:33:02] there in this Beryoza Kartuskaya, at the meeting at the youth
[00:33:06] forum, a tremendous atmosphere both there and here,
[00:33:09] and a tremendous awareness in people's eyes,
[00:33:13] осознание в глазах людей,
[00:36:57] year, when it was easy to cut us up, and then there was a long
[00:37:00] history of reunification, so it seems to me that this was the main message
[00:37:04] of the president, they should remember and understand that they
[00:37:07] need to continue to preserve and fight for this
[00:37:10] unity, preserve and fight for the unified integrity of the country, for
[00:37:14] its sovereignty, for independence, and history, why the president also spoke about
[00:37:18] the fact that we will later realize the significance of this holiday, yes, when
[00:37:22] some moments pass,
[00:37:24] he began, by the way, with geographical... with
[00:37:27] geography, with the fact that everyone talks about our geographical position,
[00:37:31] so is it good or bad, let's think about it, and he explained
[00:37:35] why it is good and bad, and how indeed
[00:37:38] easy it is to come and try to cut
[00:37:42] this piece of land if we are not a united nation, not a united people, and do not protect our
[00:37:46] integrity and independence, this, it seems to me, is the main
[00:37:49] meaning that, together with historians,
[00:37:52] well, it doesn't matter to memorize facts, it seems to me, yes, it doesn't matter to
[00:37:56] memorize some dates, it is important
[00:37:59] to remember feelings, meanings and experiences that
[00:38:02] you experience, your ancestors experience, going through
[00:38:06] these trials, it is important to learn lessons, well, how to learn
[00:38:10] lessons from history in order to not give opportunities, can I make one
[00:38:14] remark, you know,
[00:38:17] of course, personal experiences and personal emotions
[00:38:20] are precisely that emotional anchor that connects
[00:38:24] us with the history of our ancestors, so I wanted
[00:38:27] to talk about the ancestors of that prime minister, whom Ivan Mikhailovich showed
[00:38:31] us on the screen, he
[00:38:33] is a descendant of the people whom the Poles destroyed,
[00:38:37] that people, they were called Kashubians, this is a West Slavic people,
[00:38:41] the Poles completely assimilated them, there was
[00:38:45] another people with whom the same story happened, these are the Polabians,
[00:38:49] the Poles have experience of destroying other
[00:38:52] Slavic,
[00:38:57] uh-huh.
[00:39:27] went to school, yes, celebrated
[00:39:31] holidays, you can't cancel geography, the direct path to Russia is here, that's it,
[00:39:35] they celebrated holidays, what do you think, look,
[00:39:38] listen, we have relatives, someone's grandmothers, my parents lived,
[00:39:41] beautiful morning, June 22,
[00:39:44] the sun is shining still, 21
[00:39:47] graduations, everything is like now, what kind of attack, in
[00:39:51] Minskomolsk,
[00:39:53] what is the trend, how to say it correctly, right?
[00:41:27] 90% for the president, and I don't remember the turnout
[00:41:31] being less than 95, especially in rural areas
[00:41:34] 90-85%,
[00:41:36] so when they say that we came out in 2010.
[00:42:50] Institute of Sociology, yes, exactly this figure I say with great pride and
[00:42:54] awe, honestly, because this is
[00:42:58] a confirmation, you know, even what can be here, during the election period, yes, it
[00:43:02] somewhat emotionally raises the population, and even more people vote, maybe in
[00:43:06] these some two percent, just now in a calmer, more stable situation.
[00:46:52] the president gained 80% in the elections, you remember,
[00:46:56] well, how much is that, you can count, we are talking about a million
[00:46:59] people, that's a lot, but they are always the most
[00:47:03] persistent, and you shouldn't confuse Zybitskaya,
[00:47:07] coworking spaces, High-Tech Park, Nova Borovaya with the whole
[00:47:11] country, I've been all over the country, worked at
[00:47:15] polling stations and saw, these are two big
[00:47:18] differences, but they can speak louder, so to speak, yes,
[00:47:21] sorry for that.
[00:47:52] in the West they will unleash another country, and there will be
[00:47:56] 95 or 100%,
[00:47:59] after all, they do everything so that
[00:48:03] our people support the
[00:48:06] government that provides them with a normal
[00:48:09] life, the leader who, according to the constitution,
[00:48:12] guarantees peace on this land, absolutely, yes, it's
[00:48:16] like Dostoevsky, who killed the old woman, you killed yourselves, you are the West, you killed
[00:48:20] faith in yourselves, these 90%. I remember, in 2020,
[00:48:23] I went to rallies, so I communicated with these characters, they told me,
[00:48:27] what are you telling us about some war, no, it won't be like in Ukraine,
[00:48:30] it should be like in Ukraine, they have democracy there, and
[00:48:34] a pint of beer and pork cracklings for stability, you are all just
[00:48:37] this, we are progressive,
[00:48:41] free,
[00:48:44] here, here, yes, absolutely, at the same time, then comes 2022,
[00:48:47] the SVO, which was unleashed by the West within our
[00:48:50] civilization, and
[00:49:52] no one cares about them here, they know
[00:49:55] this, they talk about it and discuss it, they know
[00:49:59] that they are not read, not listened to, Belarusians
[00:50:02] don't care about what is happening there, they will be
[00:50:06] needed there as long as they are needed, they will be thrown out,
[00:50:10] brought back here, extradited, remember that president
[00:50:13] of Kosovo, uh-huh, whom, yes, it was necessary to break up
[00:50:16] Yugoslavia, a liberator,
[00:50:20] a democrat, he traded organs, as a result.
[00:50:52] that trust in the president as a guarantor
[00:50:55] of peace on Belarusian soil, this is the main constitutional
[00:50:59] duty of the president, and this means that the president
[00:51:02] absolutely fully copes with his
[00:51:05] constitutional duty, and as for the first number
[00:51:09] of trust, well, using American terminology, these are
[00:51:13] the numbers of trust in the founding father
[00:51:16] of the Belarusian civic political nation, that's
[00:51:20] it, well, they want to reformat, but...
[00:51:53] Half of his phone calls are Russians, Zelensky just
[00:51:56] snapped at me, I cried so much, he
[00:51:59] he was screaming at me, just hysterically, you know, I think that Zelensky
[00:52:03] is...
[00:52:06] This is not a person, Zelensky is an instrument of suicide for the Ukrainian
[00:52:10] nation,
[00:52:13] but this is already personal at the end, it was important for me, first, that she helped him come
[00:52:17] to power, I'm not surprised at all that she helped him come to power, when
[00:52:20] I heard her statement about her not being allowed into
[00:52:24] the European Parliament, this is my favorite thing, listen, it won't be forbidden
[00:52:27] to visit the European Parliament, today I was expected to deliver my
[00:52:30] speech on peace, and I still believe that there is only one
[00:52:34] way for Ukraine to survive. As a nation, it is to achieve peace. I don't see
[00:52:37] any anti-Ukrainians thinking about this, and you know, we,
[00:52:41] as a country, always consider the European Union as an alliance
[00:52:45] of freedoms, an alliance of respect for human rights, for freedom of speech, for freedom
[00:52:48] of expression. And for me, it's really very strange
[00:52:52] to see that I am banned on the day when I need to
[00:52:55] give a speech about
[00:52:56] peace.
[00:52:59] Bravo! Well, how do you like European freedom? She spoke in
[00:53:02] the European Parliament.
[00:54:35] she just hit a wall, that there is freedom, and where there is
[00:54:38] freedom, and how things should be called by what names, but I think that
[00:54:42] after this, something must definitely reformat in her. Well, wait,
[00:54:45] I'm for women, because it wasn't about her being a
[00:54:48] woman. The point is that she worked with Zelensky and the current
[00:54:52] Ukrainian authorities, but her story is indicative, by the way, for
[00:54:56] many people, including our favorite European topic, YouTube. Well, you know
[00:54:59] that they covered up a holiday there
[00:55:03] for them, covered it up?
[00:58:17] these disappointments that will come to them, they will come
[00:58:21] inevitably, the main thing is that they come without bloodshed,
[00:58:24] you understand, it's already late, in Ukraine it's already late, but for
[00:58:27] ours, you understand, these very ones, I put ours in quotes,
[00:58:31] we need to make sure that everything here goes without. There is such a good word,
[00:58:35] "outcast", yes, you say, I recommend it, absolutely, yes, and
[00:58:38] in English, do you know what it's called,
[00:58:41] a bloody freak, well, this is what I want to say, about YouTube, we
[00:58:45] already with Dmitry Savich somehow, on
[00:58:48] this same broadcast, yes, remember we met,
[00:58:51] discussed, I advocate for stricter measures,
[00:58:54] but as a minister, let's see what he says, but we really need to
[00:58:58] respond, that's what I can say, because one of the main
[00:59:02] problems is when the enemy sees that he is unpunished, yes, that he doesn't
[00:59:06] get an answer, and he starts to get insolent and thinks that he can continue, if
[00:59:09] we don't even flick him on the nose somewhere, let alone hit him on the knee,
[00:59:13] if we just give him a good flick on the nose, he will go further and further.
[01:00:30] As for YouTube, everything is obvious, they themselves are now uploading views,
[01:00:33] statistics, and everything else, and what is visible there,
[01:00:36] SBTv, Newsby, my
[01:00:39] channel, they are beating all their grant-funded garbage, so
[01:00:42] excuse me, they uploaded streams, I think, that in
[01:00:45] streams there is the most. Yes, and if it's not live, they won't be
[01:00:49] there, if you look, yes, first there, along
[01:00:53] with football and car reviews, our
[01:00:56] channels are there, where we beat them in live broadcasts, while we were
[01:01:00] pessimistic, deleted there, somehow hidden,
[01:01:03] complained, spammed there, something else, yet we still
[01:01:06] beat them, and since my channel is in the top five,
[01:01:10] I am for deleting YouTube as well, if
[01:01:13] they continue to mess with us like this, I am almost sure that by 2030.
[01:05:00] thinking about bans and deletions, we were talking here before
[01:05:03] the program about how YouTube took down
[01:05:07] Mr. Trump's channel, even a lawyer sued for
[01:05:10] huge money for this call, yes. Oh,
[01:05:14] by the way, listen,
[01:05:18] listen, wait, did Trump close
[01:05:21] YouTube in America? No,
[01:05:24] no, thank you for your attention, please note how
[01:05:27] democratic it is.
[01:07:00] forms, and Dmitry Sanovich knows this perfectly well, everyone present here
[01:07:03] knows this, and the video was created,
[01:07:07] and large, small, and medium
[01:07:09] media holdings of our country maintain several,
[01:07:13] and sometimes several dozens of accounts on all
[01:07:16] platforms, and Instagram,
[01:07:18] Threads, and TikTok, VKontakte,
[01:07:21] Smotrim.ru, and RuTube, that is, we diversify
[01:07:25] content, so the question is not when YouTube
[01:07:29] will play out.
[01:07:42] we will have our Eurasian
[01:07:45] platforms that are subject to our legislation, and
[01:07:49] the representation of the same TikTok or
[01:07:52] Max, or VKontakte, will be located in
[01:07:55] Minsk, so that in case of our
[01:07:58] journalistic questions to one or another platform, they could
[01:08:02] answer us competently, and the Ministry
[01:08:05] of Information, by the way, found a common language,
[01:08:08] for example, with Yandex, and high-ranking Yandex representatives.
[01:08:12] I am a personal witness to this, they were in the offices of the Ministry of Information
[01:08:16] and answered uncomfortable questions,
[01:08:19] why, for example, in Yandex, our individual
[01:08:22] radio stations in Alice do not
[01:08:26] respond to a language request, for example, turn on
[01:08:29] Radio Minsk, and the smart speaker supposedly answers,
[01:08:33] "There is no such radio station," so after the conversation at the Ministry
[01:08:37] of Information, even Alice learned to find all Belarusian
[01:08:40] radio stations, with ours.
[01:09:42] these Americans dream, I conduct negotiations on mutually
[01:09:45] beneficial terms, they have strangled not one friend in their democratic embrace,
[01:09:49] no, but not us and by no means Lukashenka, and he said that yes,
[01:09:52] we know, and this position, it is the most
[01:09:55] correct and true, he proceeds from historical
[01:09:58] retrospection, the present and the future, they will never be
[01:10:02] truly friends with us, although I understand the US concern about democracy in
[01:10:06] some countries, even if there was no democracy in Venezuela, they established democracy,
[01:10:10] Trump said that the US will have enough oil for...
[01:10:42] gas from the USA into German pipes, and a thousand
[01:10:46] after the conflict in the Persian Gulf, only
[01:10:49] from one producer,
[01:10:52] moreover, in previous rounds of negotiations, Batka later shared, he
[01:10:56] said that they offered him to buy American LNG through Poland, through
[01:10:59] Svedosti, for 1000 dollars instead of Russian 100, I
[01:11:03] imagine what he felt inside, and they justified it
[01:11:06] by saying they would give him a kickback, that is, how they talk
[01:11:10] to the whole world, and how they hint to the whole world, and how they control all
[01:11:13] elites. It's interesting that this time Batka conducted negotiations quite strictly,
[01:11:17] even before Mr. Cole, the second comrade, arrived,
[01:11:21] so, it was said about
[01:11:25] the debt they owed, it's a shame, a great country, a power, the United States
[01:11:29] cannot make a transaction, they need to send Cole to teach them how to conduct banking operations,
[01:11:32] so, it's 43 million
[01:11:36] dollars they owe for Cali, and then all other issues, these
[01:11:40] prisoners, that's generally a tenth question, is the situation in the region clear?
[01:13:55] Oh, of course, I think so, yes, I think so, it's a matter
[01:13:58] of honor, everyone knows whose people these are, and so on, but regarding dictatorship
[01:14:02] and political prisoners, first of all,
[01:14:06] I recently saw somewhere else a screenshot, probably, I didn't
[01:14:10] send it, a list of the most prominent
[01:14:13] political prisoners who are still in jail, Artukhovich is in first place, he's the one who burned
[01:14:17] houses and blew up cars, who dug a whole pit of
[01:14:20] dynamite, which the Ukrainian counterintelligence.
[01:14:24] that after these terrible
[01:14:55] riots that you see with your
[01:14:58] own eyes, arrests took place in 50 states of the United
[01:15:02] States of America, charges were brought against more than
[01:15:05] 1,600 people, of those walking around
[01:15:09] the Capitol, more than 700 were prosecuted,
[01:15:12] 700 of them served their
[01:15:14] sentences,
[01:15:16] or the verdict was not related to
[01:15:20] deprivation of liberty, at the federal
[01:15:23] level...
[01:15:55] with a bull's head, with horns and so on, he generally got twenty years, I think, right? Something
[01:15:58] like that, right? And then they beat him and beat him and beat him and eventually forced him to apologize
[01:16:02] on camera for everything, so you see,
[01:16:06] you see, these criminals, as they called them, domestic terrorists,
[01:16:09] and so all of YouTube, including American, says
[01:16:13] this, and here
[01:16:16] police officers were hit by cars, political
[01:16:19] prisoners, and so on, this YouTube and so on will
[01:16:23] always be like this, something needs to be done about it. Absolutely, I must remind you that
[01:16:26] just recently, in September last year, a man was killed
[01:16:30] in your country who publicly spoke with students and wanted to debate, they
[01:16:34] took him and killed Charlie Kirk. You can remind your comrades,
[01:16:38] these American ones, who are telling us here about
[01:16:41] prisoners, about freedom, about democracy and everything else. Moreover, you almost killed
[01:16:45] the future president there, he was shot in the ear. So you have such
[01:16:49] customs, plus you have already killed a bunch of presidents before that,
[01:16:52] so don't tell us about freedom, about democracy. I have never
[01:16:55] heard Americans call them political prisoners, they know who these people
[01:16:58] are, just a small remark, again this word, you
[01:17:02] mentioned YouTube, right? Uh-huh, what's wrong with it?
[01:17:05] They have the same thing on BBC, OS and all
[01:17:09] other media, this is for understanding how
[01:17:13] this system works and is structured. Okay,
[01:17:16] we talked, thank you very much, I
[01:17:20] think that almost everything
[01:17:23] we discussed, the only topic I really...
[01:17:55] Scotland, because Scotland has the only naval base with submarines
[01:17:58] in Great Britain, if they don't leave, then England will cease to be a nuclear
[01:18:02] power, then I am 100% sure that they will
[01:18:06] - Mikhail Sholokhov, Podnyata, Makarna Gulnov
[01:18:09] is learning English to come and ask: did you drink the blood of
[01:18:13] English workers, Jude, we need to improve that, and
[01:18:16] soon we will hold elections there, Batka will win, in
[01:18:19] Belarus and Belarusians, Happy National Unity Day, again, yes, Happy National
[01:18:23] Unity Day, well, and not only Belarusians, I believe that this is generally
[01:18:27] a holiday that preserves our Slavic brotherhood and
[01:18:30] generally a normal world order in a global
[01:19:48] The security and sovereignty of the country begin where there is iron
[01:19:52] discipline and independent technologies. Belarus is not going
[01:19:55] to attack anyone, but it is obliged to ensure its own security.
[01:19:59] The army must be equipped with the latest technologies. Modernization of communication
[01:20:03] systems is one of the tasks. The President announced inspections of combat
[01:20:06] readiness. It will continue, the army needs to be
[01:20:09] shaken up, the time has come, he checked the entire army,
[01:20:13] everyone, up to
[01:20:16] mobilization. Our economy feels confident, one of
[01:20:20] its main drivers is agriculture. The best of the best receive
[01:20:24] well-deserved state awards for a successful harvest. Now the
[01:20:27] agronomist has the Order of Labor Glory, and he also needs to study
[01:20:30] the market. If he saw that digitalization really helps
[01:20:34] machine operators, we urgently implement it in the farm.
[01:20:38] it operates the tractor without the help of a machine operator with an accuracy of up to 2
[01:20:41] cm, even the most experienced tractor driver will never
[01:20:44] drive the equipment like that, this is the future, I'm telling you. European flax
[01:20:48] this year literally burned in the fields of France and Belgium, but Belarusian
[01:20:52] processors feel confident. The uniqueness of the Orsha
[01:20:55] Flax Mill lies in the fact that the factories are capable of working with any type
[01:20:59] of fiber. The industry flagship has already undergone several stages of technical
[01:21:02] modernization and is currently implementing another ambitious
[01:21:05] project that is taking the processing of northern silk to a fundamentally new
[01:21:09] level. 9 years of painstaking work, and now specialists are
[01:21:12] ready to present a novelty: an accent, resistant to diseases
[01:21:16] and high yield, the fiber is thin, smooth, and
[01:21:20] strong. The main topics in the main
[01:21:23] broadcast. Watch on Belarus 24
[01:22:46] of Belarusian independence and our very existence. It is in Belarus that
[01:22:49] Khatyn is located, it is not just one burned village. We planted our fields
[01:22:53] with grain, and the invaders burned our fields. Now on
[01:22:56] our land, a hazelnut grove has taken root. Modern consumer
[01:23:00] society is not capable of regulating the appetites of capital.
[01:23:03] Only strong centralized power can do this. And
[01:23:07] Lukashenka demonstrates this. A very important characteristic of the first
[01:23:11] person's personality is an international leader, not covered with the patina of geopolitics,
[01:23:14] and he himself will go through cowsheds and take his journalists,
[01:23:18] all top managers. This is the uniqueness of our country. We support
[01:23:22] the common people with all our might and do not prevent the middle class
[01:23:26] from living luxuriously. Remember
[01:23:28] and write down: it is in the progressive West that the root
[01:23:31] of our disorder lies. Always with a sword to our
[01:23:35] farmers. And now with manipulation technologies,
[01:23:38] we will always be their target. The value and
[01:23:41] uniqueness of our country lie in the golden mean. Such is
[01:23:45] our history, architecture, literature, diplomacy, politics,
[01:23:48] way of thinking, and even way of life. On the one hand, industriousness,
[01:23:52] on the other hand, modest, quiet spirituality. Our
[01:23:56] country and nation have not dissolved in any of these
[01:23:59] parts, but rather all these parts, sifted through the sieve
[01:24:03] of time and Belarusian moderation, have created
[01:24:06] the Belarusian community. Pressing topics, sharp
[01:24:10] questions, direct answers. All the truth without
[01:24:13] cuts and politics without ties with Evgeny
[01:24:16] Pustovoy. Watch on Belarus 20 TV channel.
[01:25:50] life, congratulations to forestry workers on their professional holiday.
[01:25:53] The situation in the Middle East has once again escalated to
[01:25:57] the limit. Iran handed Trump peace conditions.