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[00:00:02] Russia has always considered itself an outsider and a party constantly subjected to
[00:00:06] pressure. The West encroached on the former sphere of influence on
[00:00:09] strategic interests, forcing them to respond with hybrid and hidden
[00:00:13] actions, a kind of invisible steps that
[00:00:16] changed the situation in the former Soviet Union. This
[00:00:19] forces Russia to respond with harsh force, as it did in twenty
[00:00:22] twenty-two, the fire to destroy continues. Russia is stronger than
[00:00:26] Ukraine.
[00:00:30] The anti-Russian agenda, despite us, destroyed everything that
[00:00:34] their economy once rested on. Factories
[00:00:37] VEF, RAF, sprats sailed to Kaliningrad, it became known yesterday
[00:00:40] about the bankruptcy due to the loss of the Russian
[00:00:44] market, so beloved in the Soviet Union and bringing
[00:00:47] considerable income to the local treasury, Riga Balsam.
[00:00:51] But the main European censor,
[00:00:54] an unbending outpost on the border of the Russian world.
[00:00:58] Even a hint of broadcasting.
[00:01:30] Tuesday, they listened to the invited agents Yashin and
[00:01:33] Milov. Under the arches of the Bourbon Palace, such a team
[00:01:37] has probably never been seen. And the point is not only in
[00:01:40] stylistic inconsistency, not that outside the walls at
[00:01:44] that moment the gendarmes barely restrained the youth,
[00:01:47] whose problems French parliamentarians should
[00:01:50] deal with. But in the fact that under the influence of another
[00:01:53] stand-up comedian, who became the President of Ukraine,
[00:01:57] Zelensky, they have already decided to record.
[00:02:30] This week, the accused of murder in Russia, former oligarch Khodorkovsky,
[00:02:33] deprived political analyst and agent Belkovsky of grants from his
[00:02:37] foundation for criticizing the nineties,
[00:02:40] the then omnipotent oligarchy. And
[00:02:43] on Monday, in the European Parliament, the nineteen-year-old granddaughter of
[00:02:47] journalist Anna Politkovskaya, who was killed 20 years ago in
[00:02:50] Moscow, was brought to the rostrum. Wives,
[00:02:53] children, grandchildren of professional human rights defenders - this
[00:02:56] is rather a parody of those whose surnames they bear.
[00:03:53] signature under the declaration, where the first point is
[00:03:56] unconditional and active support for Zelensky and
[00:03:59] the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Well, that is, treason to the homeland must also be
[00:04:02] documented. After all, many former Soviet
[00:04:05] people have the fear of losing
[00:04:08] travel expenses abroad in their blood.
[00:04:11] This week, three important
[00:04:14] events took place in Chechnya. Grozny city day is 208 years old.
[00:04:17] The inauguration ceremony of the head of the Republic Ramzan Kadyrov, who turned
[00:04:21] 50 this Monday.
[00:04:24] About the city that rose from the ashes.
[00:04:28] will be fulfilled. Kadyrov's path to power
[00:05:13] was not easy, after the tragic death of his father in
[00:05:16] 2004, it was up to him to
[00:05:20] maintain the fragile balance and begin
[00:05:23] to rebuild the republic. The first head of Chechnya, Akhmat Kadyrov,
[00:05:26] set a goal for himself and his
[00:05:30] son: to end terrorism in this land, to provide people with
[00:05:34] a future without wars, to guarantee them a safe
[00:05:37] life. The father did not manage to complete what he started,
[00:05:41] but the son fulfilled his
[00:05:44] precepts. You can't even imagine
[00:05:48] what a joy it is that several generations
[00:05:52] of Chechen youth, oh, what excitement, even took off their
[00:05:55] shoes, live without the slightest
[00:05:59] idea of what war is. Grozny
[00:06:02] is the eighth wonder of the world, want to argue?
[00:06:06] Look, this district named after Vladimir
[00:06:10] Vladimirovich Putin, was laid in... in
[00:06:12] 1023. In 3 years,
[00:06:16] more than 60 houses, two
[00:06:19] mosques, an Orthodox church, were built. Commissioning
[00:06:23] this week, can you imagine
[00:06:26] the pace of construction, this is not just square
[00:06:29] meters, this is infrastructure that
[00:06:32] changes lives, schools, kindergartens,
[00:06:35] clinics, shops, sports grounds,
[00:06:39] all in a single style, taking into account traditions. Russia
[00:07:13] and today here
[00:07:15] special purpose units, as well as civilians, including
[00:07:19] volunteers, can train.
[00:07:21] Grozny is
[00:07:28] the heart of the republic, its rhythm
[00:07:31] and energy, and the mountains of Chechnya are its
[00:07:35] breath and expanse. And the Tum-Kalinsky district,
[00:07:38] the mountain village of Veduchi.
[00:08:12] this will be the best,
[00:08:16] most modern ski lift not only in Russia, but throughout
[00:08:20] Europe, you imagine,
[00:08:23] Chechens generally love to do things better than others, and they
[00:08:27] succeed. Between two supports more than 3
[00:08:30] km, it's, well, to say 3 km, it seems like
[00:08:34] nothing, but when you hang over a gorge
[00:08:37] at a height of 405 m,
[00:08:40] you realize what?
[00:09:12] and maintaining peace. Sergey Zenin, Arthur Mustaev, Dmitry
[00:09:16] Malyshev, Zelimkhan Buntashev,
[00:10:57] Good evening, while Anatoly Kashpirovsky in a
[00:11:00] lacquered coffin, packed in a plywood box,
[00:11:04] is moving from Moscow by international transit to his own
[00:11:07] funeral towards Ukraine, today we
[00:11:11] will unravel the enigma of the Kashpirovsky era, what
[00:11:14] it meant for the country and those hundreds of millions of people
[00:11:18] for whom he became indispensable. Everything
[00:11:21] after a short commercial break, but there are still seconds until it.
[00:18:14] people's heads? Let's draw two cubes:
[00:18:18] ideology,
[00:18:20] ideology,
[00:18:25] we are building
[00:18:29] communism. When Gorbachev canceled the
[00:18:31] construction of communism, the ideology
[00:18:35] was replaced by the idea of "
[00:20:27] psychotherapist Anatoly Mikhailovich Kashpirovsky
[00:20:30] on the first program of Central Television of the USSR, until
[00:20:34] the end of the year six episodes every two weeks
[00:20:38] in prime time, figures that make you
[00:20:41] gasp, the audience of each
[00:20:44] broadcast was 180-200
[00:20:48] million.
[00:21:20] internal reserves of the body could well be felt. In any
[00:21:23] case, almost the entire country abandoned by the state
[00:21:26] sincerely played the role of Kashpirovsky's
[00:21:30] entourage. For many people, his sessions
[00:21:33] became a kind of anesthesia from
[00:21:36] that unbearable
[00:21:39] situation we found ourselves in, to find
[00:21:42] solace in something, if we can't find solace from outside, and just imagine, right now
[00:21:46] Russia is the world champion in... grain exports, for us this is
[00:21:50] as natural as air. In the era of
[00:21:53] Kashpirovsky, the USSR bought
[00:21:56] grain abroad at 40 million a year for
[00:21:59] gold from state reserves.
[00:22:02] Collective farms were abandoned. In the early
[00:22:05] nineties, mass bankruptcies of farms,
[00:22:08] livestock under the knife. Farmers
[00:22:11] slaughtered cattle just to avoid feeding them at a
[00:22:15] loss. Feed cost more than milk and meat
[00:22:18] on the market. People survived on gardens,
[00:22:21] forests, natural exchange. And what is happening
[00:22:25] now is disgusting, everything
[00:22:28] has stopped, there is destruction, destruction
[00:22:31] of the country, tired, tired, tired,
[00:22:34] tired, you understand, tired, the finishing blow,
[00:22:38] import. From 1990,
[00:22:40] millions of tons of frozen chicken
[00:22:44] legs from the USA flooded the country, which
[00:22:47] the people immediately nicknamed Bush's
[00:22:50] legs. Cheap, fatty with a white and blue
[00:22:53] label, they killed domestic
[00:22:56] production. Dumping imports left
[00:23:00] our farmers and poultry farmers no chance.
[00:23:03] In parallel with agriculture, industry was collapsing.
[00:23:06] In hospitals, there were no medicines and proper equipment. There
[00:23:09] were times when we had to wash these disposable
[00:23:13] tips, and then sterilize them, naturally not
[00:23:16] with heat, because they would melt, but
[00:23:19] with radiation, so that they could be used
[00:23:22] the next day. Universities
[00:23:25] degraded, and diplomas of higher education were sold in
[00:23:29] underpasses. Crime
[00:23:32] was off the charts, only premeditated murders by various
[00:23:35] estimates in the nineties were about 300,000, the peak
[00:23:39] came in 1994 and 1995
[00:23:43] with 32,000
[00:23:46] murders per year.
[00:23:49] In St. Petersburg... the nineties, it was thieves in law, Malyshev and
[00:23:53] Kumarian, Tambov and Kazan gangs,
[00:23:56] shootouts, protection rackets in markets
[00:23:59] and ports, contract killings. The question of
[00:24:03] who owns what was decided not by a judge, but by a man
[00:24:06] with a sawed-off shotgun. Courts were corrupt, the police
[00:24:10] were starving, they didn't care
[00:24:12] about the law.
[00:24:18] and we are just slaves.
[00:24:50] imbued the water placed in front of the TV screen
[00:24:53] with healing energy. In millions of apartments, three-liter
[00:24:56] jars of water, tubes of
[00:25:00] cream, candles, buckwheat,
[00:25:03] of course, vodka, sweets, and
[00:25:06] even newspapers with the image of the psychic were lined up
[00:25:09] in front of the TV screens. In 1992,
[00:25:13] Chumak's charged water was sold in ordinary
[00:25:16] grocery stores with the healer's portrait on the bottle. In between
[00:25:20] Kashpirovsky and Chumak's sessions, TV viewers were bombarded with
[00:25:24] advertisements for the MMM joint-stock company,
[00:25:27] a financial pyramid launched by Sergey
[00:25:30] Mavrodi. From February 1, 1994,
[00:25:34] shares at a thousand rubles each went on free sale
[00:25:37] and increased in value 127 times in
[00:25:41] six months. They promise
[00:25:44] 200% profit per month. I am not
[00:25:47] a freeloader, I am a partner. It seemed
[00:25:50] that the climax was approaching when on July 27,
[00:25:54] Mavrodi announced a reduction in
[00:25:57] interest. At the MMM office on Varshavskoye
[00:26:00] Highway, 20,000 depositors blocked
[00:26:03] the highway. On August 4, the riot police stormed
[00:26:07] the office, seized 4
[00:26:10] billion rubles in cash, according to
[00:26:13] Mavrodi himself, 17 Kamaz trucks with
[00:26:16] money. And then a twist that makes your
[00:26:20] spine chill. Freedom to
[00:26:23] Mavrodi!
[00:26:29] The crowd chants, not "give back the money," but
[00:26:32] "Mavrodi for deputy." In the nineties, up to
[00:26:36] 2,000 financial pyramids operated in Russia.
[00:26:39] Here are the names that the whole country knows.
[00:26:43] Khoper Invest. Volgograd,
[00:26:45] 1992. Invest
[00:26:49] is an excellent company. From others. They collected
[00:26:53] more than 3 trillion rubles from 4
[00:26:56] million defrauded depositors.
[00:26:59] Russian House of Selling collapsed in...
[00:27:32] 4 hours on Vasilievsky Island for a voucher.
[00:27:36] On October 1, 1992, citizens began to receive
[00:27:39] privatization checks or vouchers for free, with a face value of
[00:27:43] 10,000 rubles. Anatoly Chubais' promise, which became
[00:27:47] a metaphor for the era, was "two Volgas for
[00:27:50] a voucher." By mid-1993, the market
[00:27:53] price of a voucher fell to
[00:27:57] 3,400 rubles. And a Volga
[00:28:00] cost 4
[00:28:03] million. Next, act two:
[00:28:07] 662 voucher investment
[00:28:10] funds, to which people handed over vouchers in exchange for
[00:28:14] shares. Almost all of them disappeared, leaving
[00:28:17] nothing. Kashpirovsky is small
[00:28:20] fry. Now, the dry accounting
[00:28:23] of the catastrophe. January 2, 1992,
[00:28:27] price liberalization, shock
[00:28:30] therapy. In a year, inflation reached about
[00:28:34] 2,600%.
[00:28:38] Savings accumulated for decades burned up in
[00:28:41] months. 1993.
[00:28:45] Inflation 840%.
[00:28:48] 1994 -
[00:28:51] 214%. By the mid-nineties,
[00:28:54] salaries were delayed for
[00:28:57] 60% of working people. At some
[00:29:00] enterprises, up to six months. Tires must be sold,
[00:29:04] I won't take tires, wheels home.