RUSSIA1 — Vecher s Vladimirom Solovevim
20260915 204000 UTC
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[00:16:22] I advise inquisitive minds
[00:16:25] to reread or read anew
[00:16:28] Mark Twain simply in order to appreciate the level
[00:16:32] of education of not the most advanced
[00:16:36] schoolchildren.
[00:17:07] one cannot say about modern Europe,
[00:17:11] in those distant times when the gymnasium
[00:17:14] school, the best of it, the lyceum school, was inherited by
[00:17:17] the Soviet school, even logic
[00:17:20] was taught, they could reason, now
[00:17:24] it is perfectly obvious that logic is a dying Muscovite
[00:17:28] pseudo-science, therefore, to identify causal
[00:17:31] links is the lot of the chosen,
[00:17:35] to whom Europe absolutely... does
[00:17:37] not belong, they cannot understand, Donald Tusk
[00:17:41] warns his citizens about record fuel
[00:17:44] prices, in Romania they talk about hundreds of possible
[00:17:48] bankruptcies due to the shutdown of refineries. Germany
[00:17:51] is preparing emergency measures against rising prices at
[00:17:54] gas stations.
[00:17:58] Why? And what
[00:18:00] happened? It turns out that if
[00:18:04] at first they refused affordable.
[00:18:10] environmentally friendly, like our
[00:18:12] gas, their energy source
[00:18:15] and refused
[00:18:19] phenomenally profitable offers that came from our
[00:18:22] country, and from constant, no matter what
[00:18:26] happened, clear adherence to all agreements, but to say,
[00:18:29] no, we refuse, and then suddenly
[00:18:32] say, yes, by the way, we don't like everything that is happening in the East, all
[00:18:36] these tyrannies... "let's in one form or another support
[00:18:39] and get a war in the Near
[00:18:42] and Middle East, I sincerely believe that if you support
[00:18:46] Israel in the war with Palestine, it will not escalate
[00:18:49] into a large conflict, oh,
[00:18:52] and what do we have to do with it, oh, and there is gas and oil there,
[00:18:56] it cannot be, yes, if you also give crazy
[00:18:59] money to the Khazars, as Margarita Simonyan says, and
[00:19:03] also supply them with long-range sanctions.
[00:20:08] but you dry and prepare to heat in
[00:20:10] winter, return to the primordial European
[00:20:14] tradition, not washing
[00:20:17] for years,
[00:20:19] since the stench was such that we had
[00:20:23] to invent cologne from the column, yes,
[00:20:26] cologne, to overpower the disgusting
[00:20:29] smells, so collect more
[00:20:32] so that the stench from
[00:20:34] Europe...
[00:20:50] In Lithuania, they plan to adapt
[00:20:52] the Klaipeda port for alliance ships,
[00:20:56] well, of course, a ship is now such a reliable
[00:20:59] thing, right, it's like such a big
[00:21:03] convenient target, when you say, we can now
[00:21:06] hit Russia so hard, seriously, how
[00:21:10] can you? Well, how can you hit Russia, like
[00:21:13] Iran, like anyone else you've
[00:21:17] been able to hit lately?
[00:21:20] You are pathetic nobodies,
[00:21:23] corrupt vile creatures.
[00:21:27] Very accurate, by the way, the President
[00:21:30] of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, said it. You can
[00:21:33] agree with every
[00:21:34] word.
[00:21:38] The European Parliament is a hotbed of corruption, I say
[00:21:41] this with all responsibility, a hotbed of corruption, the European
[00:21:45] Parliament.
[00:22:32] What happened to the cases regarding the insane embezzlements during
[00:22:35] COVID? The sweet couple of perverts from Germany, one
[00:22:38] minister, the other supplier, what happened to this investigation?
[00:22:42] And Boris Johnson, who
[00:22:46] brought, holding the hand of a British entrepreneur, who supplied...
[00:23:50] maintaining the American proposal adopted
[00:23:53] by us, therefore they could have stopped these
[00:23:56] hostilities more than a year ago, if they had not
[00:23:59] disrupted the agreement that was reached in Ankovich,
[00:24:03] no matter what anyone is saying now, that there were no agreements,
[00:24:07] there was an agreement there, when you offer
[00:24:10] your proposal is accepted without
[00:24:12] changes, is that not an agreement? Of course, it's an agreement,
[00:24:16] well, among honest people, at least, war made it so,
[00:25:20] we had allies, we had -
[00:25:23] the United States and Britain in
[00:25:26] the West, we had
[00:25:28] Chinese, Korean
[00:25:32] allies in
[00:25:33] the East,
[00:25:36] Mongolia was also our
[00:25:38] ally, now
[00:25:42] all the allies that were in the West, they are in another
[00:25:46] camp, for now in another camp.
[00:25:50] Trump's special envoy Grenell accused German Chancellor
[00:25:54] Merz of duplicity over claims to the US regarding
[00:25:57] the fulfillment of NATO obligations. It is obvious that we cannot
[00:26:01] trust Merz's words. He says one thing in Berlin and something completely different
[00:26:04] in Washington, and we Americans can trust them
[00:26:08] when they say: no, there will be no weapons in space, suddenly
[00:26:11] a minister appears, yes, by the way, we have put weapons into space,
[00:26:15] everyone is like, you're serious about this, what about
[00:26:18] international agreements, they say, what agreements, now everyone is
[00:26:22] worried about artificial intelligence, except for Trump,
[00:26:25] Trump's uncle knew everything, Mr. President, now you are addressing the whole
[00:26:29] world, you know, the most wonderful thing in life. The fact that Jensen
[00:26:33] can design the world's most complex computer chip, which no one
[00:26:37] will be able to copy for 10 years, but he cannot figure out how
[00:26:40] to turn on the speakerphone.
[00:26:41] Robots will not take over the world, that will not
[00:26:46] happen. You know, honestly, my uncle was the best, or maybe
[00:26:49] the best professor at the Massachusetts Institute
[00:26:53] of Technology. He worked there for 41 or 42 years and
[00:26:56] was considered one of the most brilliant people, and he really was
[00:27:00] the best. He was at the top, at the very top, at the peak
[00:27:04] of success, he did a lot of things, Jensen knows all
[00:27:07] about it, but he achieved a lot, so I have a little
[00:27:11] bit of genetic, a little bit of genetic predisposition, if
[00:27:14] you believe in the theory of resources, and I do believe in it, that explains why you
[00:27:17] know so much about it, well, I know about it, I also
[00:27:21] have common sense that robots will not take
[00:27:24] over power and will not take over the rest of the world, all of this is a complete
[00:27:28] deception. As for
[00:27:32] the fact that it's all a complete deception, it seems to me very accurate, we
[00:27:36] already met this morning with
[00:27:38] Andrey at the armorers' congress, September
[00:27:42] 19 is a big holiday, Armorer's Day, and here
[00:27:45] the fourth forum was held by Kalashnikov Concern, and a big
[00:27:48] well done to the general director of Kalashnikov, Alan Sergeevich
[00:27:52] Lushnikov, he gathered representatives
[00:27:56] of both the State Duma and the Presidential
[00:27:58] Administration, and the professional community, it was a very honest, very...
[00:28:02] serious conversation, and I think that all conclusions will be drawn, because
[00:28:06] what, it seems, who to
[00:28:08] shoot,
[00:28:10] for decades to come, we know for sure, I think not for
[00:28:14] decades, but for centuries, we, unfortunately, made bad conclusions in
[00:28:17] the past, now we must make a conclusion, for centuries to come, we must shoot
[00:28:21] at England, you are right about Europe, and it
[00:28:25] happened in history that the British always
[00:28:29] skillfully manipulated, including Europeans, and what distinguishes England?
[00:29:02] I often wonder that after the special operation, which will
[00:29:06] definitely end in our victory, we certainly must address
[00:29:09] these issues, I'm not even talking about diplomacy now, but about
[00:29:13] approaches to strategic planning in relation to the British, our
[00:29:17] approaches must radically change. The thing
[00:29:19] is, we have now launched the Britlac project, we
[00:29:23] will definitely talk about this separately with you, I even have a proposal for
[00:29:26] you, Britlac, British camp is our project
[00:29:30] that we are conducting... a large scientific, research,
[00:29:34] historical work, primarily on the relations between Russia and
[00:29:37] Britain, and the main task is not just to talk
[00:29:40] about it, but to find weak points in
[00:29:44] the British, so as not to constantly discuss red lines,
[00:29:48] having discovered these weak points, to prepare to strike there, well, I can
[00:29:52] immediately give two weak points, the chin
[00:29:54] and the liver, I agree, by the way, here we are talking about the chin and the liver,
[00:29:58] now you will understand what I mean, I think, what did the British have before? As Trump says:
[00:30:01] we have two oceans, the British have the sea,
[00:30:05] it's clear, while you gather the ships, communications, well, everything is fine,
[00:30:08] it's clear that now the presence of Poseidon easily allows
[00:30:11] to deal with it, but we won't always be at war, but we
[00:30:15] must always be ready for
[00:30:17] it, and how to make it so that
[00:30:21] England, Britain in the form in which it exists, did not exist, did
[00:30:24] not exist, Poseidon is clear,
[00:30:27] radical,
[00:30:29] look, we always act towards England with...
[00:30:57] having prepared for such actions, acted confidently
[00:31:01] towards England. And aggressively, here
[00:31:05] are the latest events, I cannot ignore them, related to the actions
[00:31:08] of the first ministers of three British territories,
[00:31:10] Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
[00:32:15] Right, so in our textbooks about Britain, what is written is that
[00:32:18] it is the cradle of parliamentarism, and not
[00:32:22] written that the atrocities, colonial atrocities, the atrocities
[00:32:26] of Britain simply led to Britain, to what my understanding
[00:32:29] of Britain is, Britain is racism, Britain is
[00:32:33] piracy, Britain is slave trade, Britain is
[00:32:36] drug trafficking, by the way, the only case when a state
[00:32:39] acted as a major drug dealer, these are the Opium Wars in China,
[00:32:43] Britain is exported prices.
[00:33:15] In fact, a large movement
[00:33:19] of former colonial countries is gaining momentum in the world now, to return what was looted
[00:33:22] from them in the form of reparations, in the form of exported values. There is
[00:33:26] a large organization CARICOM, 15 Caribbean states,
[00:33:30] the African Union, about ten states led by
[00:33:33] Ghana, they don't actually declare what's
[00:33:37] interesting, there are already hired lawyers, courts are being
[00:33:40] prepared, there is already a precedent that in
[00:33:43] the British Museum, British?
[00:33:45] Nothing, in the crown of Elizabeth I,
[00:33:49] I remind you, a stone,
[00:33:53] stolen in India, yes, whose value is said to be a billion dollars, in fact it
[00:33:56] is priceless, so what was said, it
[00:33:59] was a gift, give it back, we can't
[00:34:02] give back a gift, the British like
[00:34:06] to argue, let's take reparations from Russia for what happened in
[00:34:09] Ukraine, let's deal with reparations for colonial countries in
[00:34:13] relation to England. What about 40 trillion
[00:34:16] dollars and the work is going on, let's do this
[00:34:19] work in the Soviet era, let's recognize the Anglican Church as no
[00:34:23] Christian church, but simply a
[00:34:26] harlot,
[00:34:28] but generally speaking, what kind of church is it, what relation does it have to Christianity,
[00:34:32] none, none, absolutely none,
[00:34:35] therefore, I think that the British should be brought to
[00:34:39] account, for myself I personally see two weak points in the British,
[00:34:43] which we need to work on, the beginning of this national ferment
[00:34:47] in them, which again I do not consider an infowar, and this
[00:34:51] Farage will come to them, and an even more national figure,
[00:34:55] it is still unknown how events will develop further, well, and we, in
[00:34:58] Soviet times, because the Soviet Union, by the way, very
[00:35:02] skillfully then contributed to the collapse of the colonial empire of Britain,
[00:35:05] there were indeed small ideological
[00:35:09] deviations, we also needed to accelerate the world revolution,
[00:35:12] instead of just tearing countries away from...
[00:35:45] Scotland with Wales should be united, Ireland and Northern
[00:35:48] Ireland, Northern Ireland, yes, the remnants of the British
[00:35:52] crown must repent for the crimes
[00:35:55] committed against these peoples. And the main question: what will happen to nuclear
[00:35:58] weapons? Nuclear weapons are mainly located in
[00:36:02] Scotland? Clyde is a base, the only submarine base in Scotland.
[00:36:06] Can we really trust these people now
[00:36:09] with the right to decide who should get nuclear
[00:36:12] weapons? Trident missiles, American.
[00:36:16] Who should get nuclear weapons?
[00:36:20] I don't care whose missiles, nuclear weapons of Great Britain, who
[00:36:23] should get them? Great Britain is a part of...
[00:37:57] plays with them on the same side, so now Europe
[00:38:00] is quite going through this very stage
[00:38:03] of hidden mobilization, there are quite a few evidences that
[00:38:07] this stage is gaining momentum, there is some virtual part of it, for example,
[00:38:10] today's statement by Merz that the coming weeks or maximum
[00:38:14] months will be the most acute, the most important in the conflict
[00:38:18] in Eastern Europe, in Ukraine, so to speak, let's all gather
[00:38:22] all our strength and hit
[00:38:25] in the East, but if we talk... something about the actions
[00:38:28] of Europe, which is building up into this model of hidden
[00:38:32] mobilization, then I would like to draw attention to several things: well,
[00:38:35] firstly, such mobilization requires serious
[00:38:38] funding, this funding exists, here on
[00:38:42] the surface are 800 billion euros, which Europeans are going
[00:38:45] to spend in the next 5 years, and
[00:38:48] although if they spend on aircraft carriers, heavy
[00:38:51] tanks or something else from old proven weapons, then
[00:38:55] this will be one type of expense.
[00:40:27] bank, it is not very well-known, but it is very large, it has excellent
[00:40:31] experts, they selected such exemplary plans for infrastructure, for
[00:40:35] industry, then it started, like all these
[00:40:38] international organizations, into the green agenda, it started allocating
[00:40:42] grants or loans for renewable
[00:40:45] energy and ecology, now, today this project in
[00:40:48] Klaipeda, to my surprise, is financed by the European
[00:40:51] Investment Bank, and why does this surprise you? Well, because
[00:40:54] of course. Well,
[00:40:57] you just need to record this process, yes, it will no longer
[00:41:01] surprise you.
[00:41:04] one global villainy that would have happened without
[00:41:07] gigantic financial support from various
[00:41:10] banking structures, absolutely
[00:41:11] accurate, well, it's just that the
[00:41:15] process goes through certain stages, and if
[00:41:19] the biggest, well, from the point of view of a real banker,
[00:41:22] was punished, they have difficulties with that, they
[00:41:26] don't.
[00:41:40] two more directions of this hidden mobilization that I can see,
[00:41:44] this is the conscription reform, it is taking place in different countries, well,
[00:41:48] special attention to Germany, it is clear that the war in Europe
[00:41:51] will come from Germany, without Germany, this cannot be avoided, in Germany
[00:41:55] now the conscription model
[00:41:57] is being improved, for now they canceled
[00:42:00] normal conscription, well, the usual one in
[00:42:03] 2012, now they are gradually restoring it, not yet,
[00:42:07] for now the army is voluntary.
[00:43:10] mobilization, what language will the German
[00:43:13] army speak?
[00:43:15] mobilization of whom? and if it's mandatory
[00:43:18] mobilization, how will they come to an ethnic enclave and
[00:43:21] what will they tell them? and what will they feed them? pork
[00:43:25] knuckle? And why should those people who did
[00:43:29] everything possible to
[00:43:32] them, why should they go die for Germany?
[00:43:36] Not only that, from what moment will we suddenly realize
[00:43:39] that... that in fact Europe as such
[00:43:43] is by no means that political establishment that
[00:43:46] no longer even represents ethnically its
[00:43:50] voters, so Andrey very precisely, a very beautiful idea
[00:43:53] proposed, very precisely, immediately visible
[00:43:57] graduate of one of the best, now
[00:44:01] Guards, military
[00:44:03] institutions, yes, red machine gunners,
[00:44:06] yes, legendary, yes, handsome.
[00:44:17] We need to move from institutions of adoration to institutions of study, which will not
[00:44:20] give out this eternal pink water
[00:44:24] for sexual impotence as their alleged
[00:44:27] recommendations, but will clearly and distinctly indicate what needs to be done to
[00:44:30] destroy the enemy. We need, as
[00:44:33] the professor, looking at the world, Dmitry Staev, brilliantly formulated,
[00:44:37] we need political scientists,
[00:45:53] England is the core, those very guys who gathered in
[00:45:56] Wales yesterday signed this
[00:46:00] document, they are precisely the victims of this colonial policy, because they are
[00:46:03] ethnically different, they historically were
[00:46:06] under pressure there with varying degrees of intensity. The Irish
[00:46:10] generally shed a sea of blood, the Scots, they somehow, well, after Mary
[00:46:14] Стюарт уходили от прямого удара, но тем не менее никогда
[00:46:17] не чувствовали себя полноценными гражданами, особенно после этого, как
[00:46:21] нефть пошла, так сказать, из Шотландии и стала присваться всем островом,
[00:46:24] well, finally Wales, in general, Wales until
[00:46:28] never raised the topic
[00:46:32] of creating its own sovereignty, this document was very
[00:46:35] interesting to me precisely from the point of view of
[00:46:39] radical, that is, in this.
[00:47:52] a dirty hole with blood, pus and
[00:47:56] shit, nothing else in Europe
[00:47:59] was, that's all, the so-called, the whole
[00:48:02] leap, bright, European, is connected
[00:48:06] with shameless plunder, well,
[00:48:10] practically the whole world,
[00:48:13] in principle, outside the system of plunder,
[00:48:16] Europe will not reproduce
[00:48:19] itself as we knew it there from...
[00:50:21] Here are the four foundations of Europe's prosperity.
[01:01:47] well, who wouldn't, who wouldn't support,
[01:01:50] who, who generally, yes, but you know, it won't solve
[01:01:54] the problem of global energy tension,
[01:01:57] it's not in that, this tension, you know, the tension is in the fact
[01:02:01] that there's no free shipping,
[01:02:04] no transport, that's one, sanctions on
[01:02:08] oil trade,
[01:02:11] but Russia is its own market, even in the conditions
[01:02:14] of the SMO, it has already saturated it, will saturate it soon, yes,
[01:02:18] all measures have been taken, there will be a result, but the global
[01:02:21] market, no, it won't be saturated by this, you know, first, you need to
[01:02:24] somehow put things in order with... this is why
[01:02:28] I, of course, Trump
[01:03:00] is great, he told everything about the truce, that Russia has already
[01:03:03] supposedly agreed in his head, he spoke about
[01:03:06] it, about sanctions, this is interesting, well, first
[01:03:10] of all, American sanctions
[01:03:13] against our oil shipping are in effect,
[01:03:17] they are in effect, against such
[01:03:20] small companies, which play no
[01:03:24] role in the global oil products market, well,
[01:03:27] such tiny ones, Rosneft and
[01:03:31] Lukoil, American sanctions are in effect, I
[01:03:34] somehow, well, I don't understand, so you want to
[01:03:38] saturate the market or sanctions against Rosneft, well, you somehow
[01:03:41] decide there, when you decide,
[01:03:44] come, by the way, yes, by the way, whose economy was
[01:03:48] a result of the introduction of sanctions, yes,
[01:03:52] it's somehow not heard, yes,
[01:03:55] somehow something, and I
[01:03:57] am that,
[01:04:30] bad, worse than now for
[01:04:33] Europe,
[01:04:35] I say this with special conviction, last for the finale, by the way,
[01:04:39] as soon as you remember Bisan, he immediately watches the program, says: I'm here,
[01:04:43] I'm here, the dollar's share in global reserves
[01:04:46] has decreased mainly due to the actions of Russia
[01:04:50] and China, said the head of the US Treasury, the rare Scott
[01:04:53] Besson. Who would have thought, while Betson assured that in global
[01:04:56] settlements the dollar's position not only does not weaken, but
[01:05:00] allegedly continues
[01:05:02] to strengthen,
[01:05:07] penguins started buying saury, that very
[01:05:10] capelin, and other delicacies for dollars,
[01:05:14] penguins, South America, Antarctica joined the
[01:05:18] dollar circulation, didn't you know, now about artificial
[01:05:21] intelligence, now Trump says, it became like this, I
[01:05:25] won't, he says, slow down artificial
[01:05:28] intelligence, you are all enemies.
[01:05:30] Well, they had a coordination there, you know, on Friday, I came to the program
[01:05:33] in the morning, I see, everyone sang like a choir
[01:05:37] like that, well, there's Altman, others, you can
[01:05:40] list everyone, they say, we sense danger,
[01:05:44] danger, we sense such a crunch, and
[01:05:47] the main thing, the main thing is that our soul aches for
[01:05:50] humanity, because
[01:05:54] perish, some say by
[01:05:57] definitely.
[01:07:30] draw with his greatness, if if this is destroyed, and
[01:07:34] the Lord sent him down to the planet, who
[01:07:37] will draw something so brilliant, everything, you understand, that's why Trump will
[01:07:41] protect this. Europe is simpler,
[01:07:44] united Europe is not about democracy, it's not about
[01:07:47] unification, it's about money and power. Why does
[01:07:50] Brussels need any resources
[01:07:54] from Russia, if they bypass Brussels, enter
[01:07:58] some Germany, why is that, if it bypasses
[01:08:01] us? Everything must go with molecules of freedom, as you
[01:08:04] remember, because Brussels buys molecules of freedom, like
[01:08:08] vaccines, and Ursula von der Leyen should not be
[01:08:11] underestimated in this regard.
[01:08:43] they have no kung-fus, no anything, beautiful, tanks
[01:08:46] drive, cannons shoot, they turn around 5 meters from
[01:08:50] each other, marine infantry lands on the shore,
[01:08:53] wonderfully, is this for war or something, no, no,
[01:08:56] of course, they show everyone, look guys, we spent money, see how beautiful
[01:09:00] everything is, you understand, that's what they show, like at the front, something
[01:09:04] like this, some kind of hut, there, it's
[01:09:06] not beautiful, the picture must be, at the
[01:09:10] front, a hut underground.
[01:09:12] Yes, yes, yes, there, underground, something else, it's not interesting,
[01:09:16] it's generally better to re-dress everyone, so to speak, in Napoleonic era uniforms and
[01:09:20] build them in formation, it will be even more
[01:09:22] beautiful, they collected
[01:09:25] toy soldiers, companies, did you have toy soldiers,
[01:09:28] naturally, I still do this, so I
[01:09:32] like it, yes, this is a picture, and the task
[01:09:36] is very simple, we need to bring Europeans back to
[01:09:39] the feeling that there is...
[01:10:13] he harnesses slowly, but if he suddenly
[01:10:15] moves, oh yes, so no, let's
[01:10:19] give money to Ukraine, and Ukraine is doing great, I'm
[01:10:22] sure that, so to speak, you understand, they just gave 27 billion, they demand another
[01:10:26] same amount, it seems they financed them until the end of the year,
[01:10:30] you understand what rates
[01:10:32] of utilization of European financial resources these are,
[01:10:36] this mechanism needs to be built, a well-built mechanism that
[01:10:40] absorbs everything, you won't find anything
[01:10:43] impossible there, what is the European Union about, and
[01:10:46] they are waiting for one thing, real protection, here is
[01:10:49] comrade Trump, yes, he has elections on November 3rd,
[01:10:53] there are Democrats there, these Democrats will
[01:10:56] corner him, Trump won't do anything, these
[01:10:59] impermissible speeches have started again, what impermissible, you don't love our
[01:11:03] Trump, you don't love him,
[01:11:05] I sense, I sense trouble coming, and why should I
[01:11:09] love him, for the collapse of the USA, no, no.
[01:11:18] who stopped the development of the transgender mouse
[01:11:21] that we won't see, who stopped the creation of
[01:11:25] gay battalions led by Rachel or Richard
[01:11:29] previously, and Levin, who stopped, who
[01:11:32] stopped it?
[01:11:36] in America brought to the polls, who,
[01:11:40] who stopped financing Europe? starting a process there,
[01:11:43] Europeans, you see, started arming themselves, that's actually
[01:11:47] good, they themselves, they themselves thought of it, no, for now they will endure until November 3rd,
[01:11:50] then maybe it will finally reach them, but these leaders will no longer
[01:11:54] arm them, unfortunately, tougher ones will
[01:11:58] Trump, my good boy, yes, this is your Trump, instead of
[01:12:01] looking at this great man, this great man, I
[01:12:05] mean Biden, you understand, hearing
[01:12:08] the laughter of this wonderful vice-president of his.
[01:12:21] euros on the study of female laughter, and you laughed at her,
[01:12:24] that's how it is, you understand, this is an important thing, they went
[01:12:28] the right way, people went the right way, they led the United States
[01:12:32] straight into a concrete wall headfirst, and with a running start, now they are leading it
[01:12:36] from the backside, this is your Trump, by the way,
[01:12:39] who, who took and did such things, like... well,
[01:12:43] who showered us with sanctions?
[01:12:45] He did, who made us an enemy,
[01:12:48] who made us an enemy in
[01:12:51] law, now we are mocking the dead man.
[01:12:55] Remember, on August 31st, we were told to leave
[01:12:58] the Consulate General in a day, and on September 2nd
[01:13:02] we left it, and then they broke into it a month later and
[01:13:05] settled there,
[01:13:07] that
[01:13:09] it was
[01:13:12] Trump, it was Trump, Obama didn't start it, Obama just
[01:13:15] expelled diplomats, this practice
[01:13:19] of seizing property, that was Trump, that was
[01:13:22] Trump, that was innovative. Trump, yes, if
[01:13:26] we remember,
[01:13:28] we remembered, this is an important moment now, it was thanks to Trump that we
[01:13:32] finally got rid of the stupid adoration
[01:13:35] of America, it was thanks to
[01:13:38] divided into a clear understanding: this is a national
[01:13:41] entrepreneur, and this is comprador scum. It was
[01:13:44] thanks to Trump that it became clear that America is
[01:13:48] not some "give me your offended", and all our
[01:13:51] scum ran there, it was thanks to...
[01:14:25] buns and squander state and
[01:14:28] municipal grants, and they themselves wait for
[01:14:32] when it will be possible to exhale, they invented for themselves
[01:14:35] such political skepticism, we are
[01:14:38] about something else, yes, we will expose all of you,
[01:14:41] usually treated with a guillotine, but in one thing I
[01:14:45] don't agree,
[01:14:47] many of us, when he
[01:14:50] came, considered him
[01:14:52] to be a senior ensign, a junior
[01:14:55] colonel-general,
[01:15:04] but still, there's a very important point here, you understand, just think about it,
[01:15:08] recently was the birthday of Felix Edmundovich Dzerzhinsky,
[01:15:11] mhm, to put it back in place,
[01:15:15] yes, that's not the question, but that concerns us, it definitely has nothing to do with
[01:15:18] Trump, you know history poorly,
[01:15:22] no Trump in the Cheka. and
[01:15:25] no, no, to revive everything, no,
[01:15:28] it worked perfectly, it's just
[01:15:31] that the thing is, the thing is that it was not Trump 45 who
[01:15:34] brought America down to a greater extent, it was Biden, what
[01:15:38] kind of speech is
[01:15:41] this, yes, Biden would never have spent so many
[01:15:44] Patriot missiles, Biden would not have gotten involved in Iran
[01:15:48] at all right now and would not have fired missiles, would not have caused an energy
[01:15:52] crisis, Biden would have been eating melting chocolate.
[01:16:25] I didn't know, FRC and many others said, oh
[01:16:28] wonderful, you are doing it wrong, you are
[01:16:31] now getting into a fight with Putin, and he is
[01:16:34] an iron man with nuclear weapons, let's do it differently,
[01:16:38] let's take two oil barrels,
[01:16:41] Venezuela and Iran, from these oil
[01:16:44] barrels we will deprive Putin of income and we will speak from a position of strength,
[01:16:48] which Trump always talks about,
[01:16:51] we will talk about income, we have a central bank that will solve this problem.
[01:17:59] differently, because you can introduce the death penalty, the rate won't go down because of that,
[01:18:02] it won't help industrial development, listen,
[01:18:05] there's so much that needs to be done, but let's develop it.
[01:18:37] for industry, a low interest rate is needed, SMERSH is needed
[01:18:41] regardless of what the rate will be, the presence of a low rate does not
[01:18:44] abolish the death penalty, SMERSH, agreed, that's
[01:18:48] good, yes, well, let's continue the topic about the United
[01:18:51] States of America, about Trump and about the energy crisis, especially since the topic has already been
[01:18:55] raised today, yes, the situation for the Trump administration is certainly very, very
[01:18:59] serious, we see that within America, diesel prices have already
[01:19:02] soared to historical highs, today it's almost
[01:19:05] 6.5 dollars per gallon on average across America, and if we
[01:19:09] take some other states on the West Coast, like
[01:19:13] California, which used to buy a lot of oil and oil products
[01:19:16] from the Middle East, then the situation there is certainly becoming critical,
[01:19:20] with regular gasoline it's still a little better, but a lot depends on diesel, as
[01:19:24] everyone perfectly understands, this is logistics, and farming
[01:19:27] all the rest, that is, all this will fuel inflation within America, but
[01:19:30] now this is certainly very negatively affecting Trump and the
[01:19:33] Republican party, they held their wonderful convention.
[01:19:37] atypical, yes, because it didn't happen in a presidential election year,
[01:19:41] well, Trump shone there, promised to give everyone money,
[01:19:44] $5,000 to every adult American, but only if they win
[01:19:48] the elections, well, we see that the only one, probably, who
[01:19:52] reacted to all this happiness were the debt markets, yes, which
[01:19:55] started shaking to some extent, yes, their
[01:19:58] are afraid of what consequences all this
[01:20:02] will lead to, but the other thing is that Trump's
[01:20:06] and are now declining, have not been positively affected,
[01:20:09] just the other day a poll was released from
[01:20:13] influential, large American sociological agency, they
[01:20:16] give Trump 32%, average rating, for the
[01:20:20] economy and foreign policy below 30%, so everything is quite
[01:20:24] sad there, the Democrats have an advantage in this poll
[01:20:27] over the Republicans by 11 points within, well, this is
[01:20:30] a rout, this is a rout, yes, so it's possible that the final result will not be so
[01:20:34] bad, like 6, 7, 8 points, but in any case, with
[01:20:37] such a result, yes, the Democrats will take the House of Representatives, and easily,
[01:20:41] and I do not rule out that the Republicans'
[01:20:44] safest states will start to crumble in the Senate elections, that is, it's not for nothing that they held their
[01:20:47] party convention in Texas, that is, they even have problems in Texas, that is, they are lagging in
[01:20:51] the ratings, now their Republican candidate Ken Paxton
[01:20:54] only a dictatorship, yes,
[01:20:58] James Talarico, that is, even if Texas starts to crumble for them, that is, for the first time in
[01:21:02] half a century they will vote for that
[01:21:05] with electoral support, well, here it should be noted that
[01:21:08] the trend towards the democratization of Texas
[01:21:11] began after a significant number of
[01:21:15] citizens from other states who voted for Democrats
[01:21:18] began to move to Texas, so this trend has been going on for several years,
[01:21:22] yes, yes, especially from California, many move to Arizona, New Mexico,
[01:21:26] Nevada, including Texas, so plus, of course, a large influx of migrants, that
[01:21:30] is, it is clear that Texas now is not the Texas it was 10-15
[01:21:34] years ago, so now, for example, for the first time in history, the majority of the population of
[01:21:37] Texas is already precisely Hispanic, to protect
[01:21:40] the border, yes, there is no tough walker anymore, so
[01:21:44] that's why, yes, that is, the percentage of whites there is already less than the percentage of
[01:21:48] Hispanic Latino Americans, so it's already a little
[01:21:51] different Texas, so the situation is difficult, Trump has
[01:21:54] 48 days left until the elections, that is, less than 50,
[01:21:58] and I remind you that in America there is also early voting by mail in many
[01:22:02] states, it starts on September 18-19, that is,
[01:22:05] in the coming days, that is, the first. to change the electoral
[01:22:12] alignments already now, and not wait for the situation
[01:22:15] to unfold closer to election day, well, we see that things are difficult
[01:22:19] in the Middle East with the Strait of Hormuz, now also with Bab al-Mandeb, that
[01:22:23] is, there is only negative news for the administration, and with
[01:22:27] Russia, yes, they tried to restart the negotiation
[01:22:29] process at the moment, it is obvious that they are not
[01:22:33] succeeding, they are now trying to
[01:22:36] bogeyman, a scapegoat, on whom all problems can be shifted,
[01:22:40] for the rise in oil and fuel prices within America, well, it must be understood that, yes,
[01:22:44] indeed, the American domestic market is very sensitive to any
[01:22:47] the actions of Ukraine could have
[01:22:51] manifested themselves to some extent, but they still aggravated
[01:22:54] the situation that was caused, obviously, by the war with Iran,
[01:22:57] and if the Trump administration has a serious
[01:23:00] desire to increase the access of Russian oil to
[01:23:04] world markets, it can indeed, as it was in March, issue a general...
[01:23:21] Well, for us, I think that at the current moment, this will no longer play a fundamentally
[01:23:24] special role for us, the principle, yes, we sold them oil, and what
[01:23:28] did they give us in return, we gave them real hydrocarbons, and they gave
[01:23:32] us what, a hole in a bagel in
[01:23:35] the form of an icon in a computer, on which we actually
[01:23:38] cannot buy anything from their sanction regime or transfer it, so what do
[01:23:42] we need that for, well, in principle, I think at the current moment, we don't need it anymore,
[01:23:45] yes, China clearly needs it
[01:23:48] shipping. Well,
[01:23:56] yes,
[01:24:03] no need, absolutely no need, no one needs
[01:24:07] to know how we settle accounts with Chinese, Indian
[01:24:09] partners, why talk about it at all,
[01:24:13] switch to digital payment systems, and
[01:24:16] don't, don't show them to anyone, that's all.
[01:24:20] So, about, yes, about inflation, we are now seeing,
[01:24:24] probably, in the next few days in Washington in the
[01:24:27] United States, two such significant events. The first
[01:24:31] is the meeting of the Federal Reserve System already starting
[01:24:34] today, and they will make a decision on the key rate
[01:24:38] tomorrow. Well, and apparently, America is facing the first interest rate hike
[01:24:41] in 3 years. It's clear that it won't be very big, like 25 basis
[01:24:45] points, but it's still a significant event. I think that both
[01:24:48] Republicans and Trump will perceive all this as a stab in the
[01:24:51] back, because not long ago they appointed a new Fed chief,
[01:24:55] Kevin Orsh, well, he immediately faced such an inflationary shock
[01:24:58] and doesn't really know how to react to all this. Well, it's clear that
[01:25:02] inflation has risen, and ideally, one should raise the rate, but the other thing
[01:25:06] is that an increase in the rate won't produce more diesel in the American market,
[01:25:09] so it's unlikely to help. However, it will exacerbate their
[01:25:13] problems that already exist in the debt market,
[01:25:16] with the mortgage market, and with everything else, that's 100% true. Well,
[01:25:20] the second point, which is now also actively discussed,
[01:25:23] is the situation with our sanctions bill, which it seems
[01:25:27] they will still try to put up for a general vote
[01:25:30] in the coming days. A strange thing happened there, the leadership of the Democratic party said
[01:25:34] that we don't like
[01:25:36] this at all. Well, they have been criticizing
[01:25:40] all this for some time, in particular, the Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, who is
[01:25:44] possibly the future Speaker of the House of Representatives, if they gain a majority.
[01:25:48] Well, the centrist Democrats generally don't like that they
[01:25:51] want to give Trump additional powers, that is, they certainly
[01:25:55] don't like us much, but they dislike Trump more. They fear that,
[01:25:58] well, we understand that within the sanctions agenda, this bill
[01:26:02] does not affect much in terms of presidential powers, but within the framework of tariff policy,
[01:26:05] it still provides additional levers. The guys are afraid that
[01:26:08] Trump will use this and will start his trade wars again, as in
[01:26:12] 2025, declaring them to the rest of the world. Well, I'm not sure that
[01:26:16] America is in great shape now for trade wars.
[01:26:20] America's economy is directly
[01:26:22] so strong, so firmly
[01:26:26] standing on one leg that it can confidently pretend
[01:26:29] for a long time that everything is fine, and the Democrats have 3 days left to get through,
[01:26:33] well, yes, so they will certainly discuss all this for 3 days,
[01:26:36] then they will have another vacation on September 17th.
[01:26:40] Everything is fine, yes, everything is fine, and until November 3rd they go on
[01:26:43] pre-election vacations, then they will return and then it will be a slightly different post-election
[01:26:47] story, well, I'm just waiting for comrade Trump
[01:26:51] to finally put on his leather jacket,
[01:26:54] and then with a Nagant revolver
[01:26:57] he will go to restore order, he will climb up to fight
[01:27:01] this Trotskyist
[01:27:03] heresy, he said he will fight communists now, if
[01:27:07] he can't do it himself, he couldn't jail Khomi and
[01:27:11] Letitia James, Jameson, he will take everything into his own hands,
[01:27:14] and so at 4:00 AM
[01:27:18] a Tahoe drives up.
[01:27:34] At a recent party congress, Trump already gave a certain preview
[01:27:37] of what he will do in the coming months, as he called himself
[01:27:41] a blocker of everything that the Democrats will do after
[01:27:45] the elections, that is, he will sit in a mode of deaf defense, vetoing
[01:27:48] one after another.
[01:27:58] I still believe in old Trump,
[01:28:00] I believe, I believe in his power,
[01:28:04] I believe that he will take them all down, send them to the Committee on
[01:28:07] Un-American Activities, yes,
[01:28:10] by the way, a good idea, well, of course, and state
[01:28:14] rights, well, yes, a good idea, just one moment, by the way,
[01:28:18] Greenland to America. Regarding artificial intelligence, well, it's
[01:28:21] curious that, in general, the largest American
[01:28:24] startups, just before they were about to go public
[01:28:28] with an IPO, suddenly started talking about the very dangerous tools
[01:28:32] they had acquired. And that this should under no circumstances be released, because it could
[01:28:35] generally pose a threat to all humanity. Well, their situation
[01:28:38] is complicated because a lot of money has already been poured into this industry,
[01:28:41] there's no profitability at all, yes, almost all of them are loss-making, all of them are actually loss-making, that is, the same
[01:28:45] Open AI of Altman generally incurs losses of
[01:28:49] 12-15 billion dollars annually, that is, it's a bubble,
[01:28:52] so they need constant injection of money from investors into data centers,
[01:28:56] so that they invest and in everything else, therefore they have to constantly raise
[01:29:00] this level of danger. Hype and everything
[01:29:03] else around their offspring, well, now, if the Fed
[01:29:07] still raises the key rate, I think that the American markets could shake
[01:29:10] very strongly, both debt and not only debt, then I would not
[01:29:14] rule out that the capitalization of these giants
[01:29:17] could start to crumble, for America too and for the American economy this
[01:29:21] is a negative scenario, because they, excuse me, artificial intelligence is now
[01:29:24] the main driver of growth of their own gross domestic product,
[01:29:28] and there is such a big nuance, but real monetization? Old
[01:30:36] money is putting things in their place, we've seen this
[01:30:39] many times, how your friends, they
[01:30:42] let you down, and we will believe in old man Trump, he also
[01:30:46] won't let us down, not Trump, your Houthi friends, they didn't
[01:30:50] let us down and Trump won't let us down, especially
[01:30:53] since Trump is right, robots will not conquer the world,
[01:30:57] but our Houthi friends conquered the Yemeni
[01:31:00] coast of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which
[01:31:03] indicates a real bubble
[01:31:06] around artificial intelligence in the United States
[01:31:09] of America, because for some reason they couldn't predict
[01:31:12] this, and it also speaks of
[01:31:15] problems with natural intelligence in
[01:31:18] Donald Trump's administration, because again, they couldn't
[01:31:22] predict this, and as you remember,
[01:31:25] Vladimir Rudolfovich, we in this studio have repeatedly said that
[01:31:29] problems with Iran will lead to.
[01:32:15] and other transport routes, just as the war during the Suez Crisis of 1956 led to
[01:32:18] massive changes: after this war, supertankers appeared,
[01:32:22] after this war, Egypt confirmed its
[01:32:26] political right to levy
[01:32:29] duties for the passage of ships through the Soviet
[01:32:32] Canal. It confirmed
[01:32:35] the nationalization of the Suez Canal. Let me remind you that this was
[01:32:38] a war of Egypt on one side, and France,
[01:32:41] Great Britain, Israel on the other. This led to
[01:32:44] massive changes. Now it's not just a struggle with
[01:32:47] Iran, it's also the future
[01:32:50] of the straits. Let's see what happens with the
[01:32:54] Bosphorus and Dardanelles
[01:32:56] someday, but the Malacca Strait, where everything generally
[01:33:00] works well, Asian countries have agreed that
[01:33:04] they will coordinate their efforts, those
[01:33:07] Asian countries that are on the Malacca Strait, but Indonesia
[01:33:11] has already, looking at the events in the Strait of Hormuz, repeatedly
[01:33:15] hinted that it might levy tariffs
[01:33:19] not just for servicing ships there, for pilotage
[01:33:22] services, and so on, just like
[01:33:25] Egypt levies for the passage of ships through the Suez Canal, but the other
[01:33:29] thing is that the Suez Canal is artificially created. And here we are dealing
[01:33:33] with naturally formed straits, but nevertheless, the question
[01:33:37] arises sharply, and whatever the crisis in the
[01:33:41] Strait of Hormuz, in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait,
[01:33:43] this question will definitely arise, and
[01:33:47] Iran is already working out some details
[01:33:50] with the Sultanate of Oman, which is on the other side
[01:33:54] of the Strait of Hormuz, well, and the Yemenis will negotiate,
[01:33:57] maybe with Djibouti, maybe with someone else, but in any case,
[01:34:01] this issue is brewing, and the United States
[01:34:05] of America contributed to all this. Why didn't they want
[01:34:08] to attack the Houthis, even though everyone asked them
[01:34:12] to? Because
[01:34:20] the United States' theory of warfare said they could
[01:34:24] wage two wars simultaneously, and quite
[01:34:27] regionally, as it turned out, they can't even
[01:34:31] wage one regional war, no, it's easier to run to the Canadian border
[01:34:34] and deal with tariffs with Canada,
[01:34:37] but in the Middle East it turned out to be much more complicated,
[01:34:40] what is surprising is that
[01:34:44] now no one is really
[01:34:46] writing articles that would actually be scathing, because
[01:34:49] it turns out that the phenomenal
[01:34:53] spending on the military-industrial complex, on the
[01:34:56] US army, over the past 10
[01:34:59] years, turned out to be completely ineffective, that
[01:35:03] is, neither weapons, nor tactical methods,
[01:35:07] nor strategic operations, they spend at least
[01:35:10] 6 billion dollars a month on this crisis, and...
[01:35:14] минимум, а...
[01:36:15] a high-level meeting took place between representatives of
[01:36:19] a number of Arab states and delegates from
[01:36:22] Iran. It was already announced that the
[01:36:26] meeting would take place, it was supposed to be yesterday,
[01:36:29] but the Americans interfered, Saudi Arabia interfered,
[01:36:33] but Saudi Arabia, it's clear why, because
[01:36:37] this agreement happened without them, although I'm
[01:36:40] sure that Saudi Arabia, despite all
[01:36:44] the problems.
[01:37:15] and moved south from this port,
[01:37:18] but also took the island of Al-Mayun, in the middle of
[01:37:21] the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Al-Mayun, also known as
[01:37:25] Perim Island, since ancient Greek times,
[01:37:28] this allows the Houthis to control, allows the Houthis
[01:37:31] to control the entire Bab el-Mandeb Strait,
[01:37:35] they are targeting the islands further north in the Red
[01:37:38] Sea, and that's serious, because the Red Sea is also
[01:37:42] the aforementioned Suez Canal.
[01:37:45] Further in Yemen, the internal conflict continues, and this is to which
[01:37:48] countries they are starting to threaten, that is, how far
[01:37:52] can they reach? They are not threatening anyone, this is
[01:37:55] an internal, internal
[01:37:59] conflict primarily in Yemen, government troops
[01:38:02] have retreated, they will wipe them out there, and
[01:38:05] they can periodically strike Saudi Arabia
[01:38:09] with drones, and what's interesting, Saudi Arabia also
[01:38:11] has an alternative to the Strait of Hormuz,
[01:38:15] the East-West pipeline, it
[01:38:17] was struck these days, and the strike was not
[01:38:21] from Yemen, they also threatened Israel, they said, look,
[01:38:25] we are now, well, largely the Houthis are not
[01:38:29] interested in Israel, although in Israel they are certainly very
[01:38:32] tense, but they are always
[01:38:35] interested in Israel, pay attention, the pipeline in Saudi Arabia
[01:38:39] was struck from Iraq
[01:38:42] by a drone. Moreover, this drone flew a very long
[01:38:45] distance, almost from the border of Iraq with Iran.
[01:38:48] The Iraqi authorities are conducting an investigation and so on, but it's very
[01:38:52] difficult. It turns out that the unrest
[01:38:55] is gaining momentum, and more and more non-governmental
[01:38:59] groups are getting involved, and non-governmental groups in
[01:39:03] Iraq appeared after
[01:39:05] 2003, there were never any non-governmental groups
[01:39:08] before that, but after the American war in Iraq in
[01:39:12] 2003, terrorist organizations like
[01:39:15] the Islamic State and various non-governmental groups appeared
[01:39:19] there, and the Americans cannot cope with this,
[01:39:22] this is well understood in the region, so there are
[01:39:26] frantic efforts
[01:39:29] now to unite. One example
[01:39:32] is the Mecca agreements between Saudi Arabia,
[01:39:35] Pakistan, and Turkey. And finally, in each of these countries,
[01:39:38] economic and internal political
[01:39:42] problems are brewing, as in Iraq, as in Yemen, and even in Syria,
[01:39:45] where changes have occurred, there are already demonstrations, strikes,
[01:39:49] there are problems. production has fallen by half now,
[01:39:52] this is the leader, they were producing 13 million barrels per day,
[01:39:56] now it's stopped, it's about 6 something
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[01:46:43] are meaningful: here is Mr. Pig, well, I don't even
[01:46:46] know how or how to properly call him
[01:46:50] Sir Bacon, but Don Bacon,
[01:46:53] but he thinks he's an American congressman,
[01:46:57] and I understand that he's just a pig, mm-hmm, but
[01:47:01] in English, would you like scrambled eggs with bacon or
[01:47:04] just like that, so, this piece
[01:47:07] of lard on... First of all, who told you,
[01:48:12] American pig,
[01:48:15] that our president is a military man, who
[01:48:17] told you, American pig, that you are capable of
[01:48:21] giving anything? You can't do anything
[01:48:23] to Iran? Who told you, American
[01:48:27] pig, that you have the right to say anything on behalf
[01:48:30] of the United States of America?
[01:48:33] You are a member of the House of Representatives of the USA from the second district of Nebraska,
[01:48:37] a former... Brigadier General of the US Air Force, 30 years of service,
[01:48:41] and he remained an idiot.
[01:48:44] 30 years of service, this
[01:48:46] idiot did nothing but kill
[01:48:50] civilians in various countries. Well, go ahead,
[01:48:53] take a plane now, get in an F-16, with your
[01:48:56] bloated pig ass, show
[01:48:59] how it's done, come on, show
[01:49:03] us, no, you're ready
[01:49:06] to watch Ukrainians die, they're really happy.
[01:49:52] Another question, who authorized him to open his mouth and
[01:49:55] say that? Who gave him such
[01:49:58] a right? Oh, of course, Americans don't need any
[01:50:02] rights, well, exactly, when North Korea nukes
[01:50:05] Bacon's electoral district with nuclear weapons,
[01:50:09] what will they say then? Bacon is fried,
[01:50:13] a pair of eggs are ready, soft-boiled,
[01:50:16] with bacon or without,
[01:50:19] America, well, keep your idiots at home. It's
[01:50:22] impossible anymore, it's just ridiculous, and most importantly, he's
[01:50:26] a Republican, completely at odds with Trump's
[01:50:29] politics, hey, idiot, are you really
[01:50:32] a Republican?
[01:50:39] Our approach is completely different, we think
[01:50:42] differently, we look at everything differently,
[01:50:45] I'm just happy, I believe that Ukraine is a phenomenally
[01:50:49] humanistic state, independent.
[01:51:22] You still turn him over, why are you doing this to
[01:51:26] Yermak? He's somewhere on the front line, he said
[01:51:30] that everything, everything is lost, honor demands him to go to
[01:51:33] the front, then he thought, remembered, said, "But I have no honor, where would I
[01:51:37] run?" To what is all this
[01:51:40] idiocy for? Well, everyone is still watching this, everyone understands,
[01:51:44] maybe it's enough to talk to them at all, maybe it's
[01:51:47] enough to spend time on them, let's just
[01:51:50] destroy them. Just calmly and
[01:51:53] clearly, here is Vasyl, so that he has a wonderful
[01:51:57] impression of Kyiv, which we will then rebuild separately
[01:52:00] somewhere, well, in the Moscow region, why did
[01:52:03] they leave it?
[01:52:07] Now it is captured by Nazis, how many times has Kyiv been razed
[01:52:11] to the ground and rebuilt anew, is there even one building in Kyiv
[01:52:15] that is not a new construction,
[01:52:18] so why worry so much, we'll build it anew.
[01:52:23] We will build it anew,
[01:52:26] because the Kyivans betrayed their city, because
[01:52:29] the Odessans betrayed their city, or rather, those who came there
[01:52:32] cannot be called Odessans, because the residents of Kharkiv and
[01:52:36] Mykolaiv, you know, it's like
[01:52:39] vampires bit them, they
[01:52:43] look the same as they were, but in reality
[01:52:46] everything is rotten, their essence, they
[01:52:50] now have European values. And what are
[01:52:53] European values, brilliantly formulated by Sergey Viktorovich
[01:52:57] Lavrov? What does the European Union want?
[01:53:01] It wants to hand over
[01:53:03] people who were called terrorists just because
[01:53:07] they remained true to their
[01:53:09] history and their blood, their
[01:53:13] language. It wants to return them under the rule
[01:53:17] of the Nazi regime. And Zelensky's regime,
[01:53:20] the European Union always.
[01:53:23] especially Ursula von der Leyen likes to say that we must
[01:53:27] constantly be with Ukraine, must endure hardships, our voters
[01:53:31] must understand the decline in living standards,
[01:53:34] because we need to support Ukraine, it
[01:53:37] defends European values, so
[01:53:41] European values mean Russophobia,
[01:53:44] banning the Russian language, promoting
[01:53:48] Nazism, applause for Zelensky,
[01:53:51] when he... kneels before the ashes of Nazi
[01:53:55] criminals, when these ashes were transported for
[01:53:58] ceremonial reburial in
[01:54:00] some pantheon of heroes, which is being created on the sacred
[01:54:04] land of the Kyiv-Pechersk
[01:54:07] Lavra, these are European values, well then
[01:54:10] suspicions are already breaking out
[01:54:14] that the metastases of Nazism in
[01:54:17] Europe are evident, these...
[01:54:21] Yalta strategy.
[01:56:35] Today, many such publications have already
[01:56:38] appeared after Boris Johnson's miraculous escape
[01:56:41] from a Russian strike, and it doesn't matter
[01:56:45] that he left an hour and a half before this very strike, everyone
[01:56:49] doesn't care about that now, but now everyone is writing about how
[01:56:53] to react to this, how Russia encroached on British,
[01:56:56] on European politicians. Today, an article
[01:57:00] appeared in this regard just in the same
[01:57:03] style by Ben Wallace, the former Minister of
[01:57:06] of Great Britain,
[01:57:10] who says: it's so simple, let's shoot them down, that's it, the time
[01:57:13] has come, it's time, let's shoot down Russian missiles
[01:57:17] and drones on the territory of Ukraine, just from
[01:57:20] the territory of Europe, launch planes, launch missiles and so on, he says: we are not
[01:57:24] violating international law, no on the territory of Ukraine, we
[01:57:27] can do it, let's start with that, you understand,
[01:57:31] here again about the consequences, they
[01:57:34] did not... Biden did a lot
[01:57:36] of bad
[01:57:46] things to us, but his natural Britonophobia still
[01:57:50] served a good purpose, imagine if this miracle had been the NATO Secretary General
[01:57:53] now, as planned, just lick-ass Rut,
[01:57:57] meaning he sits, who in general only pronounces "Daddy", so this
[01:58:01] miracle could have led the military alliance,
[01:58:43] You see, everything is visible in social networks, everything is clear, it's not surprising that they
[01:58:47] want to limit the work of social networks, because there
[01:58:50] they really seriously discuss their delusional ideas, well, and how
[01:58:54] they fight, we saw,
[01:58:57] a Danish helicopter flew to a Russian corvette
[01:59:01] in international waters, note that we just comply with international...
[01:59:05] law performed dangerous maneuvers, we
[01:59:07] greeted it, yes, with signal flares,
[01:59:11] again, so that God forbid, the pilots would not crash, not
[01:59:14] fly there and already cry, everything, you see,
[01:59:18] Russia attacked the Danish helicopter, Russia, you see,
[01:59:21] is the aggressor, well, you see, that's the point, that all
[01:59:25] this hype, all this mixed with
[01:59:28] Russophobia, which is happening in Ukraine, in
[01:59:31] Europe, it вот
[01:59:34] that... what I started with, they don't see any cause-and-effect
[01:59:37] relationships, they state nonsense, they
[01:59:40] commit idiotic acts, then, when it
[01:59:44] hits them, they suddenly start screaming:
[02:01:47] level dealt with this ratio of forces and means, that is, how much we have,
[02:01:51] how much they have, but this is not the main thing for a politician, these are again
[02:01:55] the reasons that could lead to this conflict,
[02:01:59] the course of the conflict, well, at least in the most general terms
[02:02:02] of expressions from the point of view of strategy and the structure of the post-war
[02:02:05] world, that's how, well, Abeno
[02:02:08] Ollis, he generally surpassed all my ideas
[02:02:12] about military art, that's how I want to ask him how...
[02:02:15] you plan to solve
[02:02:19] this problem practically, which he spoke about, to destroy our
[02:02:22] cruise missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles,
[02:02:26] ballistic missiles on the territory of Ukraine,
[02:02:29] by forces and means of NATO member states. Well, how
[02:02:33] do you plan to do this practically?
[02:02:37] If, for example, the same engagement zone of the Anti-Aircraft Missile
[02:02:40] system for targets flying at extremely low
[02:02:44] altitudes, well, at most 10-15 km, that's what I...
[02:02:48] I'm calling it the maximum, but then you need to redeploy forces and means to the territory of Ukraine, he must
[02:02:52] tell me, well, a fighter from the airspace in Poland, but
[02:02:56] a cruise missile that flies again at an altitude of
[02:02:59] 150-100 m, well, how can even the most
[02:03:03] modern fighter with the help of onboard
[02:03:05] detection see it beyond the horizon, or well, this requires
[02:03:09] again target designation external sources,
[02:03:12] issuing there, well, that is, these are full-fledged words we don't
[02:03:16] know. participation in military, what are you talking about, and even more so
[02:03:19] this Mr. Bacon
[02:03:22] spoke,
[02:03:24] and I want to ask, are you speaking for the United States, again,
[02:03:28] the level surprises me, they can ask me how you can so
[02:03:31] boldly judge prominent politicians and so on and so forth,
[02:03:35] well, I can, why can't I, if I dealt with these issues
[02:03:39] practically in the General Staff planning the use for
[02:03:42] the country and understanding the defense industry complex and
[02:03:45] personally wrote projects with my own hand
[02:04:17] for his theory that everything can be solved by air superiority and the use
[02:04:21] of exclusively air forces,
[02:04:24] well, in those days it was possibly correct, in the
[02:04:28] era, let's say, of stove heating,
[02:04:32] and I'm speaking figuratively, now, when almost all aspects
[02:04:35] of life support, the functioning of the economic complex
[02:04:39] of the country, transport communications, they are so
[02:04:42] centralized, deliveries of any material
[02:04:45] means, that's what... with air operations, air
[02:04:49] offensive, it's starting to seem to me that one can
[02:04:52] achieve a strategic result in conducting military
[02:04:56] operations, that's and how...
[02:05:30] as in Russia 1.520 mm, Western European gauge
[02:05:34] 1.435, so overnight
[02:05:37] by Monday you can't re-gauge locomotives to our gauge, this
[02:05:41] is again a fairly long stage of work, therefore
[02:05:44] the same, for example, air operation to destroy
[02:05:48] locomotive rolling stock, traction substations, destruction of nodal
[02:05:51] stations, railway tracks on stretches,
[02:05:55] this quite quickly leads to a strategic
[02:05:58] result without any exaggeration.
[02:06:00] it never happens that the commander-in-chief has so
[02:06:04] many means of destruction that he can solve all
[02:06:07] fire tasks, no, therefore it is necessary to mass,
[02:06:11] concentrate and solve these purely practical
[02:06:14] tasks, electricity, water,
[02:06:17] communications, mobilization resources, I mean
[02:06:20] the arrival of personnel, in my opinion, well, this is again from the point
[02:06:24] of view of a militarist, but any truces, any
[02:06:27] truces.
[02:07:30] the history of Afghanistan, which he controlled for 20 years, well, okay, that was under
[02:07:34] Democrats, blindly believing even when the president of your
[02:07:38] country is a Republican, trying to
[02:07:41] attack a country that has been under sanctions
[02:07:44] for decades, yes, using all its available arsenal
[02:07:48] of weapons and not achieving the desired result, but at
[02:07:51] the same time, sitting in Kyiv, it's easy to talk about
[02:07:55] how Ukraine should
[02:07:58] defeat Russia, well, you generally...
[02:08:30] second is Zelensky, who together with Konovalets and Melnyk wanted to bury
[02:08:33] this corruption scandal, but it didn't
[02:08:36] work out, I think it won't work out, no matter how much he
[02:08:39] digs, but in fact it will no longer have absolutely any
[02:08:43] significance, although initially the very idea was that against the
[02:08:47] background of a mega-corruption, back then, by the way, we thought it
[02:08:50] was a mega-corruption scandal, it turned out, no, it will be even better, so
[02:08:54] they tried to beat this entire corruption scandal with
[02:08:58] this agenda, but how...
[02:09:30] television they emphasize, no, what are you talking about, we have no question
[02:09:34] regarding Zelensky's legitimacy, I know these people personally, and I want
[02:09:37] to tell you, these people know how to read the constitution, they
[02:09:40] know that in fact there are problems with Zelensky's legitimacy, but why do
[02:09:44] they do this, some try to convince us that this,
[02:09:48] you understand, is a mature opposition, they
[02:09:51] understand the situation the country is in, these
[02:09:55] patriotic feelings that awakened in them during this
[02:09:59] Russian aggression.
[02:10:12] if you correctly read those people who recognize Zelensky's
[02:10:15] legitimacy, you should read it this way: these people,
[02:10:19] understanding that Zelensky's legitimacy is in great doubt,
[02:10:22] consciously take this step, based on their
[02:10:25] narrow-party and personal political interests.
[02:10:29] Their idea is very simple and clear: Zelensky must
[02:10:33] burn in this post, they are sure that
[02:10:36] Zelensky will not win, that is why they say: yes, yes, he
[02:10:40] is certainly legitimate, that is, you understood.
[02:11:12] let's tear out this sheet, it prevents us from living and so
[02:11:16] on, let's recognize his legitimacy and so on and
[02:11:19] so forth, this is all, this all stems from here,
[02:11:23] from there, from the fact that you actually took all
[02:11:27] this, tore it up and threw it in the dump,
[02:11:30] now into the dump, now you are guided solely by
[02:11:33] some of your political interests, you have what you have,
[02:11:37] that's it, well, now endure, what did you want, that's what I want
[02:11:41] to tell you, the fault.
[02:12:42] this is the ideal option for
[02:12:45] the West to justify itself
[02:12:49] and place all responsibility on Ukraine, well,
[02:12:52] ideal, simple, that is, they have so
[02:12:55] pumped up in the information space the very idea
[02:12:58] of supporting Ukraine, I kept thinking, why do they always say we will be with
[02:13:02] Ukraine to the end, we will do everything there, this is money and
[02:13:06] financing and weapons and so on, they pumped up this topic, I don't
[02:13:09] argue, but now when the moment comes... apparently the
[02:13:12] Ukrainian opposition understands that such a moment
[02:13:16] will come, Western partners understand that such a moment will come, they
[02:13:20] will need to find the culprit, who is to blame for the defeat, we
[02:13:23] were all supposed to win, but for some reason lost, who will be responsible
[02:13:27] for this, this question of corruption, it gives
[02:13:30] European countries the opportunity to quietly
[02:13:34] get out of this situation and say, listen,
[02:13:37] what can we do, well, we did everything, but the only thing we could
[02:13:41] not achieve is...
[02:13:46] His regime, his deputies, they don't
[02:13:48] vote, they don't support, we had such wonderful ideas
[02:13:52] to fight corruption, but they, you see, don't support them, and why
[02:13:56] no, it didn't work out, well, why, well, it didn't work out, yes, well, it didn't work out,
[02:13:59] believe me, the cynicism of Europeans is such that they will simply
[02:14:03] at some point, especially the British, they will just
[02:14:06] wipe their nose in Ukraine, throw it away like a napkin, yes, pretend that
[02:14:10] nothing happened at all, well...
[02:14:42] Maybe what, maybe, maybe what I'm saying now,
[02:14:46] maybe what I'm saying now, it causes some irritation for
[02:14:50] Ukrainians, I can understand that, but why do they watch our broadcast,
[02:14:53] I can understand that, but when
[02:14:57] the time comes, it will happen exactly like that, this cynicism
[02:15:01] of Europeans
[02:15:01] will manifest itself,
[02:15:05] so that they remember who said what to these very
[02:15:09] Ukrainians, who told them the truth, even if it was bitter, who
[02:15:12] deceived, so, all Mykolas immediately
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[02:15:19] well, and if there are honest Ukrainians who are watching, then
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[02:20:18] from the Ukrainian side something loud is stated by some Dmitry Gordon,
[02:20:22] who was never at the front and admitted it himself. I
[02:20:25] generally like it when people talk about the front, who have not
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[02:22:41] Think, Ukrainians, you're running out of men,
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[02:22:48] your head should start working, Mikhail
[02:22:51] Mikhailovich, a simple question, and
[02:22:54] why,
[02:22:56] why
[02:22:59] do you need this
[02:23:02] war,
[02:23:05] so that Donbas, which... you hate and which
[02:23:08] hates you, becomes Ukrainian, it will never be
[02:23:12] Ukrainian, so that Crimea becomes
[02:23:15] Ukrainian, it will never be
[02:23:17] Ukrainian,
[02:23:20] never,
[02:23:22] Zaporozhye, Kherson region, all this, forget it,
[02:23:26] why do you need this,
[02:23:30] please, answering, by the way, the question
[02:23:34] that arose during the conversation, how much does it cost...
[02:23:47] not that big for a whole representative of the US Parliament, as for Ollis, he is one
[02:23:51] of the people who is served on bank payments
[02:23:54] and is with the so-called back office, which Yermak also created,
[02:23:58] they have such an office that is responsible for such
[02:24:01] lobbyists and speakers who work in the
[02:24:04] interests of Ukraine, say what is needed.
[02:24:07] Bankova and also these are fairly small sums,
[02:24:11] by and large, Yermak left, the office continues
[02:24:15] to work, Budanov is now in charge,
[02:24:18] accordingly, as for Yermak and the removal
[02:24:21] of the bracelet, Vaks removed the bracelet from Yermak today,
[02:24:25] truly
[02:24:27] an unexpected situation for many, but as they say,
[02:24:31] the story here is primitive to the impossible, considering
[02:24:34] what is happening generally around Zelensky and
[02:24:37] his entourage, they say that Yermak made
[02:24:40] a deal, began to negotiate with NABU,
[02:24:44] and not only Yermak, began to give
[02:24:47] information about Zelensky,
[02:24:50] that's why they are taking the
[02:24:52] bracelet off him, considering that,
[02:24:56] well, a stunning, as I believe, marker
[02:24:59] thing happened again this morning,
[02:25:03] yesterday the so-called suspicions were announced to the
[02:25:06] heads of... anti-corruption bodies Kryvonos and his wife
[02:25:10] Klimenko, head of the SAP. This
[02:25:13] morning the Prosecutor General's Office
[02:25:16] impersonally states that these suspicions do not
[02:25:20] exist. Even later, the head of Ukrposhta comes out and
[02:25:23] reports that the payment procedure for
[02:25:27] notification of these suspicions was violated, respectively,
[02:25:30] the suspicions are invalid.
[02:25:33] And in fact happened, why do I say
[02:25:36] a stunning thing. Then came the story with
[02:25:40] a rollback from Zelensky in his
[02:25:42] claims against NABU,
[02:25:46] again, they say that two key people who with...
[02:26:24] literally overnight everything turned upside down, yesterday
[02:26:28] commenting on this whole situation while it was still hot, I said that he has two options
[02:26:31] for development, both bad: first, if he goes too far,
[02:26:35] he will get - a concrete answer from those
[02:26:39] who are behind NABU, behind this anti-Zelensky coalition, with all the
[02:26:42] consequences for him, the second story is if he backs
[02:26:45] down and for all law enforcement officers and for all, let's say...
[02:26:50] clans within Ukraine, it will become clear that the king is naked,
[02:26:53] that's it, where is he now, Zelensky, I don't know,
[02:26:57] excuse my language, not
[02:26:59] parliament,
[02:27:03] still in Canada, he's in America, and in parallel today information emerges
[02:27:06] that a number of draft laws have been submitted to the Verkhovna Rada committee,
[02:27:10] two of which, by the way, if he's in Canada, it's clear why it's happening all night,
[02:27:14] the time difference, by the way, yes, he quickly
[02:27:18] explained this whole story to Karny. submitted to the parliament
[02:27:21] committee, one meat good,
[02:27:25] second fat, what is happening, speaking name, and
[02:27:28] those same from the package of Kos bachelors, which simply
[02:27:32] castrate Zelensky's powers, in terms of his influence
[02:27:36] on law enforcement, that is, a bill on the creation of a competition commission
[02:27:40] for the election of the Prosecutor General, the second story is about
[02:27:43] the expansion of NABU's powers, which turns not just a state into a state,
[02:27:47] into another state in fact, and...
[02:28:20] known story, the scene didn't guess then, yes, Tatarov, it turns out, agreed with
[02:28:23] anti-corruption officials, in fact, he also betrayed him, and in fact, I am now
[02:28:27] being told that in fact these two
[02:28:31] people are starting to divide the entire Ukrainian
[02:28:34] security bloc. Tatarov said that he would like to see the so-called
[02:28:37] Alexey Khamenko, former acting Prosecutor
[02:28:40] General, now one of the regional prosecutors heads at the post
[02:28:44] of Prosecutor General and the West is not against it, and
[02:28:47] also his protege. and
[02:28:50] countryman, the head of the acting head of the national police at
[02:28:54] the Ministry of Internal Affairs, while Poklad said that Ivashchenko should be removed from Gura,
[02:28:57] he doesn't like him, and his sketch should be put, that is, in fact, a
[02:29:01] junta is being formed behind Zelensky's back, a natural junta is being formed,
[02:29:05] you understand, and at the same time
[02:29:08] they will go to vote on these laws, to
[02:29:11] vote on tax norms, because
[02:29:14] they don't have money, they don't have money for anything at all, and Zelensky really, as
[02:29:18] Experiment Palovich, quite rightly said.
[02:30:50] European, American politicians, on the one hand, on
[02:30:53] the other hand, of course, he
[02:30:56] acts,
[02:30:59] I don't know who is performing it for him, I don't exclude that... partly Budanov is also involved in this, although
[02:31:03] they have a complex relationship, but he also has a team of killers, there is,
[02:31:06] of course, such a team under the SBU, and such a team under the
[02:31:10] GUR, the other thing is how they will act on
[02:31:14] Zelensky, he provides them with the opportunity
[02:31:18] to work outside of Ukraine,
[02:31:22] when all this comes out, when an investigation is conducted, I
[02:31:25] think the world will be horrified, because such a bloody
[02:31:29] tyrant, despot and criminal, as...
[02:31:33] The West has never completed it exactly, it
[02:31:37] is absolutely sure, but anything can happen, he will
[02:31:41] resist, but the fact that now specifically the same
[02:31:44] people who sponsor and support him want to zero
[02:31:48] out his powers, this is also a fact, how he will get out of this situation
[02:31:51] and how much blood he will shed in the process, this is, in my opinion, the most important
[02:31:55] question, here he was completely right, yes,
[02:31:58] Spiedonov Pavlovich is almost always completely right, this is obvious, please.
[02:33:03] at whose jokes they no longer laugh,
[02:33:05] they flinch, this is, well, you can't say it better,
[02:33:08] probably, absolutely precisely, we won't
[02:33:12] talk about him, but words clearly
[02:33:15] characterizing the entire modern Ukrainian
[02:33:19] elite, moreover, how
[02:33:22] this whole story with the former
[02:33:25] Prosecutor General is developing is also very
[02:33:28] indicative, and why former? because he is
[02:33:31] already finished. He was already sent, the Verkhovna Rada
[02:33:34] today,
[02:33:37] the Verkhovna Rada is illegitimate, I want to remind you,
[02:33:40] this is really a conundrum, well, the Verkhovna Rada is
[02:33:44] illegitimate, this only adds
[02:33:47] just adds
[02:33:50] strokes to this whole story,
[02:33:54] an illegitimate Verkhovna Rada can make
[02:33:57] legitimate decisions, you know where you are mistaken, in that
[02:34:00] the illegitimate, as you say, Verkhovna...