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[00:00:30] real threats from Russia, EU countries have already
[00:00:33] increased their military spending by a record
[00:00:36] 80%, Ursula von der Leyen proudly told her colleagues.
[00:00:39] Speaking in the European Parliament, she
[00:00:43] reported on the progress of militarization, and proposed
[00:00:46] that Europe create its own article on collective
[00:00:49] defense, similar to what NATO has, and at the same time invited
[00:00:53] Canada to the EU, inventing a special
[00:00:56] associated membership for Ottawa, stating that it is necessary for
[00:01:00] their common strength. You failed
[00:01:03] to defeat Russia together with the US, and now you believe that the European
[00:01:06] Union, which is on the verge of bankruptcy, can defeat
[00:01:09] Russia? Even Napoleon failed to do that. Should I remind you of World
[00:01:13] War II? I think you should refresh your history knowledge.
[00:01:17] You are rearming just like under Hitler, and your anti-Russian
[00:01:20] rhetoric is at the level of the Nazis. The bitter truth is that you
[00:01:24] are waging war against Russia, having come close to the Russian
[00:01:27] borders. Trying to shout. throughout
[00:01:30] Europe, rallies and protests, soaring gasoline and
[00:01:34] diesel prices, the cost of which has reached a maximum of almost 3 euros,
[00:01:38] have raised the level of anger to the limit. In France, fishermen
[00:01:41] set fire to barricades, police dispersed with tear
[00:01:45] gas.
[00:01:50] In Germany, fuel prices have finally destroyed
[00:01:53] the chancellor's rating, even the German press believes that his resignation
[00:01:56] is only a few hours away, immediately after that...
[00:02:44] Oh, the great German nation really disgraced itself with the dead, although now it's trying to get rid of him in the elections, but we all know that the most useless
[00:02:47] workers cling to their position more strongly, they have nowhere
[00:02:51] to retreat, they will not be useful anywhere else, and European
[00:02:54] politicians at one time were able to raise Europe to the peak of civilization, because
[00:02:57] they knew how to adequately
[00:03:00] accept challenges, skillfully adapt to a changing world, but not
[00:03:03] the current ones, their stubbornness is a distinctive feature of short-sighted
[00:03:06] people, or those with some additional motivation. For example,
[00:03:09] Zelensky's stubbornness is explained not only by low intelligence, but primarily
[00:03:13] by greed and motivation by prohibited drugs,
[00:03:16] reducing the sense of danger, but Ukraine needs
[00:03:20] Western support, because it is a beacon of democracy, stands
[00:03:23] as a barrier in the way of wild Russian hordes that bring death
[00:03:26] to any freedom, this rhetoric of the European authorities does not... hear
[00:03:41] their
[00:03:46] citizens, who clearly demonstrate in elections
[00:03:49] that they do not want any war with
[00:03:52] Russia, nevertheless, these
[00:03:56] leaders continue to escalate the situation further,
[00:03:59] using... to inflate this situation
[00:04:02] and the situation in Ukraine, the Ukrainians themselves
[00:04:05] are used as cannon
[00:04:07] fodder,
[00:04:10] all their arguments boil down to a few,
[00:04:14] one of them says that Ukraine supposedly
[00:04:17] protects European values, European civilization,
[00:04:21] democracy,
[00:04:23] well, how can the current regime in Ukraine protect
[00:04:27] democracy when it itself has long since.
[00:04:31] and no one talks about this: elections, as
[00:04:35] is known, are not held in Ukraine, power
[00:04:38] is usurped by a handful of embezzlers,
[00:04:40] corrupt officials who need war in order to
[00:04:44] remain in power without elections,
[00:04:48] to continue creating conditions for robbing their own
[00:04:52] people, in order to fill
[00:04:54] their pockets with money from sponsors, including from
[00:04:58] Europe. Well. After the scandal in Ukraine, everyone in the world understands
[00:05:02] that the regime there is corrupt, but officially it continues to remain an ideal
[00:05:05] of democracy, because ideological schemes are very convenient for manipulating the masses,
[00:05:09] although the masses also seem to be quite tired of it. The former...
[00:05:13] Zelensky's press secretary, Yulia Mendel, in another interview laments that
[00:05:16] she helped bring to power this, well, she used a rude word
[00:05:20] here, we didn't work as closely with Zelensky as she did to call him
[00:05:23] a scum on air, but she
[00:05:26] did. And her emotions stem precisely from the fact that Zelensky and his
[00:05:29] entourage are using the war for their enrichment, while Ukrainians are dying
[00:05:33] and becoming impoverished. To this one can only answer, what was Maidan
[00:05:36] for? Valeriya Olekhina observed the situation in
[00:05:40] Ukraine.
[00:05:42] For rent and food it's enough, for medicines it's not, so everything
[00:05:46] is very bad, our authorities, hello, our pensions are
[00:05:49] ridiculous, if you tell someone in Europe that we manage to survive on 80 dollars,
[00:05:53] they won't believe it. I haven't bought fruit or
[00:05:56] meat for a long time, I buy the cheapest thing in the store, that's how
[00:06:00] we survive. How to survive is a question Ukrainians ask themselves
[00:06:04] daily, and prices in stores, utility bills, taxes,
[00:06:07] everything is growing exponentially, well, we are hostages
[00:06:10] of an inadequate government, okay.
[00:06:23] catastrophe, there will be a catastrophe, we have no money, we are a country that
[00:06:27] cannot even feed itself, without money
[00:06:30] from someone, without means, we cannot survive. Now there are scandals
[00:06:34] and disputes, some demand urgent cuts to secondary
[00:06:37] expenses, others say directly that there is nothing left to
[00:06:40] cut.
[00:07:12] and especially stop paying those, I'm giving you a little
[00:07:16] insight, who are already
[00:07:18] surrounded in the cauldron. The war
[00:07:22] has become more expensive, give me money, Zelensky repeats like a mantra,
[00:07:25] and the European allies promise to help, but only
[00:07:29] to support combat operations, and this just
[00:07:32] shows that for Europe, for the West, which gives Ukraine
[00:07:36] money, it is absolutely not important whether it is the healthcare system, or
[00:07:40] the social system in Ukraine, or... not the education
[00:07:43] system, what matters most is
[00:07:46] war, war, war, war, war, war, these
[00:07:50] are just funds for you, mobilization by fascist
[00:07:53] methods, grief for your families, and relaxation for the rest, steal
[00:07:56] money, leave, half of Dubai has already been bought with this
[00:08:00] corrupt money, they are doing great, they are
[00:08:03] Zelensky's inner circle, those whom he appointed to high positions, and
[00:08:07] now one by one they become figures in NABU investigations, we
[00:08:11] haven't even recovered from the show? after the shootout in the center of Kyiv
[00:08:15] between representatives of the Main Intelligence Directorate and
[00:08:19] the Security Service of Ukraine, a clash began between
[00:08:22] the Prosecutor General's Office and national
[00:08:26] anti-corruption agencies. Does Zelensky actually
[00:08:29] control the situation in the country? After all, everyone
[00:08:32] who has been involved in scandals in recent days and
[00:08:35] weeks are all 100% his
[00:08:38] people, absolutely everyone. And now another appointment.
[00:10:25] NABU had just taken your inner circle for covering up fraudulent call centers
[00:10:28] and was closing in on you, you started accusing the head of the anti-corruption
[00:10:32] bureau, but why were you silent before? Well, seriously, it is obvious that
[00:10:35] Prosecutor General Kravchenko was carrying out the instructions of only one person,
[00:10:39] namely Volodymyr Zelensky, and signed this dubious suspicion
[00:10:43] against the NABU director in exchange for the opportunity to flee Ukraine.
[00:10:46] Today, the entire power vertical, the entire high political
[00:10:49] vertical, they are all tied up and know about
[00:10:53] the activities of fraudulent call.
[00:11:25] which is overseen by the FBI, Zelensky has long been trying in every possible way
[00:11:28] to slow it down, even accusing detectives of working
[00:11:31] for the enemy while conducting their investigations. Zelensky entered an active phase
[00:11:35] of attacks on the anti-corruption bureau last summer,
[00:11:39] when he tried to deprive NABU of independence,
[00:11:42] however, immediately after the law
[00:11:45] restricting their work was signed, protests
[00:11:49] erupted in several Ukrainian cities, as if at the snap
[00:11:51] of a finger, called the "Cardboard Maidan".
[00:13:04] The court materials state that the bracelet allegedly threatens his health,
[00:13:07] and Zelensky simply dismissed the fugitive Prosecutor General Kravchenko
[00:13:11] retroactively.
[00:13:13] Valeria, NTV television company.
[00:13:17] We already mentioned that the warehouse of the 95th quarter was burned down by our attacks, where not only the artist Zelensky's costumes and
[00:13:20] decorations were stored, but also weapons for
[00:13:24] the Armed Forces of Ukraine. As they say, the circus burned down, but the clowns
[00:13:28] remained, and their presence in power has long ceased to be funny
[00:13:31] to Ukrainians. There is such an internet meme, Zelensky's
[00:13:35] curse, well, indeed, almost everyone he shakes
[00:13:38] hands with at high-level summits soon leaves either their post or this
[00:13:42] world, but it seems this curse really exists, Ukrainian brain
[00:13:45] disease infects everyone who touches it, it's a mental
[00:13:49] leprosy that deprives one of logic and understanding of
[00:13:52] cause-and-effect relationships, Said Kha...
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[00:18:58] I'm Vladimir Chernyshov. These are the results of the week. Of course, it's too early to talk about
[00:19:01] the collapse of Great Britain, but the alarm bell rang unambiguously. At
[00:19:05] the beginning of the week, the leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland announced
[00:19:09] the possibility of self-determination of their regions,
[00:19:12] well, of course, they were immediately told from London that this is categorically impossible,
[00:19:16] it is possible for London to destroy the USSR for decades
[00:19:20] and dream of decolonizing Russia into a patchwork
[00:19:23] quilt, but self-determination in Britain - that's different, sorry, they said in
[00:19:26] London, that's completely different, well, that is, the main thing is not to confuse it again, the Soviet
[00:19:30] Union, which enshrined the right of republics to self-determination in its constitution - that's
[00:19:34] a cruel despotism, and Great Britain, which forbade the Scots, Welsh and Northern
[00:19:38] Irish even to think about referendums - that's an exemplary democracy, there's
[00:19:42] the Magna Carta, Parliament, judges in wigs, knights of Ivanhoe, Sherlock
[00:19:46] Holmes and Henry VIII, with his unfortunate wives. No,
[00:19:49] of course, England at one time quite cruelly brought its neighbors
[00:19:53] under its crown, about the Scots, now the whole world knows, Braveheart, at
[00:19:57] one time they watched, Mel Gibson's hero shouted to the English something like
[00:20:00] "we will never be brothers," but eight centuries have passed since that slaughter, as they say,
[00:20:04] and what happened? All that remains is to
[00:20:08] sigh like an old man, what happened is that Britain is not what it used to be, and
[00:20:12] it wants to separate from Britain, but in world politics
[00:20:15] events are interconnected. Recall that literally weeks earlier, Donald
[00:20:19] Trump, visiting Ireland, stated that it would be good for Ireland
[00:20:23] to unite. That is, it was essentially a direct call to violate
[00:20:26] the territorial integrity of Great Britain. Trump, in essence,
[00:20:29] approved the idea of returning British Northern Ireland to its native
[00:20:33] haven. The same thing was sung, by the way, back in 1972
[00:20:36] by Polka.
[00:20:50] it arose again just now, but if you look closely, we see
[00:20:54] how the world is being reformatted in new conditions, and Donald Trump, who
[00:20:57] states that next week he will sign a security control agreement
[00:21:01] in Greenland, is not only
[00:21:04] playing for the congressional elections. We will return to the agreement on Greenland,
[00:21:07] and in the meantime, let's see why Trump is playing so hard against official
[00:21:11] London, clearly weakening its central positions in the decaying, but still
[00:21:14] very proud kingdom. Alim Yusupov found out
[00:21:18] why it arose again.
[00:21:50] consequences, of course, have none, it's just villagers symbolically protesting
[00:21:54] against the opening of a camp for migrants in the district, who, according to the government's plan,
[00:21:57] will be four times more numerous than the inhabitants of the village itself. The problem
[00:22:01] is painful, the decision to separate is becoming fashionable. We
[00:22:04] sent a clear signal not only to the region, not only to the country, but to the whole
[00:22:08] world. For us, this is the battle for Britain.
[00:22:10] It is symptomatic that the Battle of Britain is one of the most important national
[00:22:14] symbols. This refers to the beginning of the Second World War, when England stood firm under German
[00:22:18] air raids and, as a result, uniquely in Europe secured its place
[00:22:22] among the victorious powers. True, after that war, it lost most of its
[00:22:26] colonies, and now the battles are getting smaller. Britain, which not so long ago
[00:22:29] was called the empire over which the sun never sets, once the
[00:22:32] ruler of the seas and a quarter of the Earth's land, is forced to fight for the remnants
[00:22:36] of its own territories on its own islands, and generally for a place under this
[00:22:39] sun. Is the United Kingdom facing an imminent
[00:22:42] collapse? It has existed for over 300 years, survived
[00:22:45] Napoleonic and world wars, Brexit and a pandemic, and today at
[00:22:49] an unprecedented summit in Cardiff, the First Ministers of Scotland, Wales and
[00:22:52] Northern Ireland adopted a declaration demanding referendums on
[00:22:56] sovereignty. The state, which for brevity is called Britain,
[00:23:00] consists of four historical regions under the formal rule of the Crown with
[00:23:04] a real political center in England. At the same time, the other three regions
[00:23:07] enjoy broad autonomy, their own languages and national
[00:23:10] identity. It was their leaders who demanded that London hold
[00:23:14] independence referendums. Now, only a lazy commentator doesn't joke about
[00:23:18] the imminent renaming of the United.
[00:23:27] For most of the world, this looks like an inevitable historical reckoning. London has always been a master of dividing and
[00:23:30] conquering, so forgive me if we, Indians, will not
[00:23:33] mourn its imperial relics. After all, India
[00:23:37] is the birthplace of the concept of karma, and although the British stole a lot from us, they
[00:23:41] failed to pocket the laws of karmic justice.
[00:23:44] There are historical grievances against London not only from distant former colonies, but also from
[00:23:48] regions that are still united. Each of the regions gathered for secession
[00:23:52] has its own long-standing and strong nationalist sentiments.
[00:23:55] Scots, for example, are always ready to present London with a long list of grievances,
[00:23:59] from the forced Union in the 16th century to completely new ones, to English
[00:24:03] distillers who recently made an offensive, as the Scots believe,
[00:24:06] decision in the area of alcoholic products. If we don't
[00:24:10] go into technical details, then in essence, whiskey
[00:24:13] made in England was equated in status with Scotch whisky.
[00:24:17] Manufacturers in Scotland fear that this could harm their
[00:24:20] exports, which amount to over 5 billion pounds a year,
[00:24:24] expressed, quote, deep concern. This collision in itself
[00:24:28] would hardly have gone further than the sections of industry
[00:24:31] business news, but in light of the political situation, some
[00:24:35] commentators present it as almost another battle of
[00:24:38] the lion and the unicorn. In addition to
[00:24:41] the English lion and the Scottish unicorn, there is also the Welsh red dragon and
[00:24:45] the harmless-looking Irish shamrock against the background of these
[00:24:48] heraldic animals, but it was precisely... Ireland, or rather, its northern part, which is part of
[00:24:52] the kingdom, where the confrontation with London took on the most brutal
[00:24:56] forms.
[00:24:59] For decades, supporters of the reunification of the two Irelands, one an independent republic
[00:25:03] since the 1920s, the other a British region, waged
[00:25:06] an armed struggle against the so-called loyalists, those who insisted on
[00:25:10] maintaining the north as a territory of the kingdom. This war also had
[00:25:14] confessional roots. On one side Catholics, on the other Protestants.
[00:25:17] Political assassinations and terrorist attacks were part of. The bloodshed
[00:25:34] was stopped
[00:25:37] 30 years ago as a result of complex political negotiations, but
[00:25:41] fears that the old enmity would flare up again have not disappeared, and the
[00:25:44] recent statements by Donald Trump, who, as it were, poked a stick into this anthill, caused even
[00:25:48] more shock.
[00:25:54] Ireland, the American president easily stepped on London's sore
[00:25:58] spot. I have always loved the Irish people, and there is Northern
[00:26:02] Ireland and there is Ireland, in my opinion, uniting them is the most
[00:26:06] natural solution. By the way, many agree with me. Trump also
[00:26:10] promised that he would soon speak out about Scotland's independence, which already sounded
[00:26:13] like a threat. Official London humbly remained silent on this, but
[00:26:17] political commentators were not shy in their expressions. He opened
[00:26:21] Pandora's box, and even shakes this box with jokes and
[00:26:24] witty remarks. Trump is like water off a duck's back. He simply
[00:26:28] doesn't care if his words break everything. He is ready to stab
[00:26:31] his own allies in the back. Despite
[00:26:34] the indignation, everyone in Britain, including, understands that the American president
[00:26:38] says nothing just because. It remains only to guess why he is so cruel to his
[00:26:42] closest strategic partner. We don't know
[00:26:45] if the president conceived these statements, for example, as a way
[00:26:48] to punish Great Britain for what he considers a lack of assistance in the war with
[00:26:52] Iran, or if it's a distraction from uncomfortable questions about the war
[00:26:55] itself, or perhaps an attempt to attract more votes from American
[00:26:59] Irish people in the midterm elections? This is his...
[00:27:11] method of creating more problems for those he dislikes for various reasons, in this case London, Prime Minister
[00:27:15] Endre Bernom or the Boris government as a whole, he
[00:27:18] intuitively feels how to hurt most. Trump's verbal interventions against Britain were not limited to the Irish question; he also spoke vaguely but unpleasantly for London on
[00:27:21] the issue of the Falkland, or Malvinas, Islands, over which
[00:27:24] Britain and Argentina fought in the eighties, expressing doubts that
[00:27:28] the British would be able to keep them as their overseas territory, and backed
[00:27:32] this up.
[00:27:43] Trump's political allies in Argentina immediately enthusiastically picked up the wave
[00:27:47] of mockery over Britain, losing not only its greatness but also its
[00:27:50] face. What an irony of fate, one of the main issues that
[00:27:54] London defended regarding the islands was the right of their inhabitants to
[00:27:57] self-determination. And now, this principle of self-determination is what
[00:28:00] Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland put forward as their main
[00:28:04] point for initiating the independence process, and although the question of the actual
[00:28:07] secession of these regions in the foreseeable future seems, to put it mildly, a contentious issue,
[00:28:11] there is no clear majority in them yet that firmly desires it. Moreover, there are too many
[00:28:15] legal obstacles, and it seems half the world is happily stocking up on
[00:28:18] popcorn, with the British press itself in the front row. The conservative
[00:28:22] weekly Spectator doubts that a united state can still be
[00:28:25] saved, and the country's most popular newspaper, the Daily Mail, comes out with
[00:28:29] a column explaining that Britain has nothing left in the world. vividly
[00:28:33] illustrates
[00:28:38] how right now the country, literally in the Russian expression, is being torn apart
[00:28:42] into a British flag.
[00:28:45] Alim Yusupov, итоги недели, NTV
[00:28:47] television company.
[00:28:49] Well, now, as for the fate of Greenland, American journalists, for example, are quite
[00:28:53] skeptical about the announced agreement, not in the sense that they are
[00:28:57] skeptical about the agreement, but in the sense that the agreement doesn't change anything at all, it only
[00:29:00] states the current state of affairs. Yes,
[00:29:04] Trump supposedly gets the right to build a large US military base in Greenland,
[00:29:08] and Denmark pledges that there will be no more bases hostile to Americans in
[00:29:11] Greenland. But Denmark is already a NATO member, so it's unlikely
[00:29:15] it would host a Chinese or Russian base in Greenland.
[00:29:18] Moreover, Greenland doesn't seem to be becoming a new US state,
[00:29:22] but Trump, of course, needs urgent victories; there isn't much
[00:29:25] time left before the congressional elections, so he's clearly
[00:29:29] pushing previously taboo ideas of redrawing the world, and the world... Trump's
[00:29:32] world is a world built like a business where competitors need to be crushed
[00:29:36] to make a profit. But profit doesn't always
[00:29:40] come in everything. For example, diesel prices in the US have reached a historical
[00:29:44] high, and Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and
[00:29:47] their control of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait do not
[00:29:50] contribute to the normalization of the oil market. The fact that Europe
[00:29:54] is the main victim hardly concerns Trump. He is more concerned that
[00:29:57] Republicans might lose Congress, so he not only
[00:30:00] entices voters with Greenland, but also tries to calm the oil market
[00:30:04] with statements that he will soon negotiate with the Houthis, and a deal will happen,
[00:30:08] Trump assures, but how much this statement differs from previous ones is
[00:30:12] hard to say, because Trump tends to hype on any
[00:30:15] trending topic, including one on which
[00:30:18] thinking people have been hyping since at least the late
[00:30:20] eighties. The fact is that, as is known, on August
[00:30:24] 29, 1997, artificial intelligence
[00:30:28] Skynet gained consciousness, went out of
[00:30:31] control and launched a nuclear strike on Russia, which started the war against
[00:30:35] humanity. Well, we've known this news since childhood from the movie Terminator
[00:30:38] 2. Arnold Schwarzenegger then went back to the early nineties to
[00:30:42] prevent the catastrophe, thanks to him humanity safely
[00:30:46] missed 1997, but in 2026 suddenly
[00:30:49] wondered if it would miss 2027? Disputes in America
[00:30:53] are serious: to slow down or not the development of neural network
[00:30:56] technologies. Trump believes that the ideas of slowing down are commercial
[00:31:00] games of competitors, and there is no danger. The whole world understands, of course,
[00:31:04] that artificial intelligence is the basis.