RUSSIA24 — Vecher s Vladimirom Solovevim
20260915 001000 UTC
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[00:01:00] we always need them. Teachers participating in the
[00:01:03] "Zemsky Teacher" program in rural settlements must work for 5 years, but
[00:01:07] schools, of course, hope that they will stay for a longer
[00:01:11] period. Lyudmila Shcherbakova, Alexey Gilov, Vesti
[00:01:14] Magadan.
[00:01:16] Now the continuation of the broadcast with Vladimir
[00:01:18] Solovyov.
[00:01:26] Therefore, it's a different question.
[00:01:30] that they, of course, will wait for
[00:01:33] our defeat, that's it, yes,
[00:01:37] like, like that, like that character in
[00:01:41] Kipling, Tabaqui, yes, Tabaqui,
[00:01:45] the jackal, the jackal was there, who did all that, well, that's it, yes,
[00:01:49] that's it, that's what they're arming for, so that if
[00:01:52] something happens here, if something happens to us
[00:01:56] here, they can do this...
[00:02:00] they would very much like to take advantage, but
[00:02:03] they cannot start a big war themselves, they are not
[00:02:05] able, Americans are able,
[00:02:09] therefore I absolutely do not idealize America, I believe that
[00:02:12] generally our constant such thing is,
[00:02:16] listen, again, throughout my life I have seen that as soon as we
[00:02:19] got closer to America, the most
[00:02:23] crappy, excuse my expression, times came for us, it's
[00:02:26] a quite literary word.
[00:03:30] we remained for them, we remain the main
[00:03:33] adversary, for us much more dangerous are the United
[00:03:36] States, unfortunately, because
[00:03:39] they will still, in my opinion, see in us
[00:03:43] the main adversary, even in us they see more of an adversary than in
[00:03:47] China, because with China they are still strongly connected, and we,
[00:03:50] strangely enough, are not dependent on them at all, we are not dependent
[00:03:54] on anything, our president spoke wonderfully at BRICS, very well.
[00:03:58] he spoke, but the thing is
[00:04:01] that he is a representative of the only country
[00:04:05] that is not dependent on the West today, just
[00:04:08] not at all, just there is no, here
[00:04:11] are the sanctions, that's it, there is nothing that connects, in fact,
[00:04:15] today, all the others are dependent, so, of course,
[00:04:18] the Indian example says that well, BRICS is not aimed
[00:04:22] against anyone, but how can that be, if you want to take
[00:04:26] someone's place, how can you not be aimed against someone, how... Advertising.
[00:06:25] and so on, but generally, of course, this is also, this is Western policy like this, yes,
[00:06:28] if, well, there, of course, they have already explained to Trump that it's not
[00:06:32] because of this, so to speak, in fact, the crisis with diesel and all
[00:06:35] the rest, but the situation characterizes this very well, because
[00:06:39] yes, like Biden at one time, when he also had gas prices. soared, he
[00:06:43] says: this is Putin's tax, now Trump
[00:06:46] says: well, this is because of this energy war going on there between Russia and
[00:06:50] Ukraine, although in reality this is, of course, actually American
[00:06:53] problems, which are related to the fact that their diesel market, in fact,
[00:06:57] local diesel is mainly yes, they sometimes buy
[00:07:00] on the spot exactly in winter, but for such a sudden
[00:07:04] appearance in autumn - a diesel failure, this is, well,
[00:07:08] listen, this is a clear oversight, simply an internal systemic
[00:07:12] one, and...
[00:07:42] well, now in the United States it's now, so to speak, taken out of
[00:07:46] the equation, because it has to help with this very oil, in general, things are bad
[00:07:49] in fact, and
[00:07:52] now what does all this mean, in fact, in general, Trump probably doesn't care
[00:07:56] anymore in some sense, he already understands
[00:07:59] that the people, the people around him also don't care anymore,
[00:08:03] because they understand that this administration didn't become a
[00:08:05] springboard for them to further political future, so we come to
[00:08:09] what will happen after after Trump. Well, here
[00:08:13] I think we need to problematize and develop this idea that Vladimir Rudolfovich started
[00:08:17] at the very beginning, what kind of game is this for this
[00:08:19] Europe? Yes, how is it played, against whom, with
[00:08:23] whom? Well, there are several options in fact, I think that
[00:08:27] of course, to give up such a piece as the United States and just start
[00:08:31] fighting them at a time when they can be tamed after Trump, I
[00:08:34] think they will try to do this option too, I think that there are
[00:08:38] a huge number of people in the Democratic
[00:08:41] Party of the USA, who... in November 2028 hope for
[00:08:43] a simply triumphant
[00:08:46] return, both chambers, meaning,
[00:08:49] accordingly, militant socialists,
[00:08:52] meaning, some of whom are of non-traditional sexual
[00:08:55] orientation, which in general corresponds to the history of the
[00:08:58] socialist movement, and at the head is a person, some president, what kind
[00:09:01] of president will he be, what kind of role will he take on, so to speak, it's clear what role, what
[00:09:05] will he do in this situation, but he has several moves,
[00:09:09] considering that Western resources are significantly...
[00:09:43] that, relatively speaking, the inauguration took place, the victory
[00:09:46] has already taken place, he will have approximately the same, so
[00:09:50] to speak, professional path as president as Trump, that
[00:09:54] is, nothing will work, but if the Democrats, as I say again,
[00:09:57] these radical socialists did not appear for no reason, if
[00:10:01] they start, relatively speaking, to pressure their enemies,
[00:10:04] to cut, to imprison, which, by the way, is quite possible because
[00:10:08] the Trump family is really everywhere,
[00:10:11] as they say:
[00:10:15] based on this, to unleash a wave of repression, which, I
[00:10:18] remind you, has been unleashed in the United States at least three
[00:10:21] times, first against the royalists.
[00:10:25] then after the civil war during reconstruction, and the third time during
[00:10:28] Truman's era, this is only on a large scale, where it was unleashed, but otherwise they
[00:10:32] know how to do it, so as it were, the country
[00:10:35] of the free, home
[00:10:39] of the brave, it's like that, well, if he, of course, engages in
[00:10:42] repression, yes, power, they will get a divided country, there very
[00:10:46] quickly people will be relegated to second class, people who are, who, as it were, do not
[00:10:49] agree, well, it's a big question if they will do that, Europe has a different task,
[00:10:53] Europe's task is... to get its own president, for this
[00:10:57] it is necessary to present the case in such a way that everything is already ready for his arrival, that he
[00:11:01] actually has no choice, he will have to throw something else overboard,
[00:11:05] I don't know, Israel with the Middle East, you understand,
[00:11:08] maybe there are Far Eastern allies of the United States, who would let him throw
[00:11:12] Israel overboard, well, anti-Israeli sentiment is so serious in both
[00:11:15] parties, but what opposition there was, I think the opposition
[00:11:19] will be broken very quickly if they act, well, because
[00:11:22] look, look, AIPAC lost.
[00:12:55] and there's even a contract for the construction of these
[00:12:58] icebreakers, the first of them I suggest calling it, how is it,
[00:13:01] "yoka-puka" or something like
[00:13:04] that, something like that,
[00:13:07] yes, that one can also be named, well, this is
[00:13:10] one, I doubt they would call it Ollie
[00:13:13] Lukoye,
[00:13:16] now the second infrastructure, which specifically concerns these people, like
[00:13:20] Alex Karp and all these new startups, which also
[00:13:24] constantly...
[00:13:55] from the train, it was unknown which train he was on, right,
[00:13:58] a very quantum effect, in fact, but nevertheless, on this
[00:14:01] train, which, in fact, contained the former
[00:14:05] head of the CIA, Petraeus, and now a big
[00:14:08] question, what was he doing there? What was he doing there, it's quite
[00:14:12] curious, and he, along with the recently
[00:14:14] resigned from the ranks, so to speak, from Trump's administration, former Secretary
[00:14:18] of the Army of the USA, Dan Driskell, as well as with the former
[00:14:21] CEO of Google Eric Schmidt, was
[00:14:24] at... a conference in Kyiv, the so-called
[00:14:27] Nazi Yalta European
[00:14:30] Initiative,
[00:14:32] and at one time Driskell, well, I think he
[00:14:35] is now closer, closer, this former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, heads it, but I think that now he will get
[00:14:39] a very good position there, because at one time, being the Secretary of the US Army,
[00:14:43] he signed a contract for 500 million dollars with this unknown startup,
[00:14:47] which is called Palantir,
[00:14:50] so what is it called?
[00:14:53] значит как он?
[00:15:25] You know what, he says, innovation in Ukraine, the US Army
[00:15:28] is only, why did I leave, they are only going to buy
[00:15:31] 300,000 such drones, and
[00:15:34] Ukraine will produce 7 million in a year, well, we understand what it will produce. This is such a
[00:15:38] global distributed network, boxes come to Ukraine
[00:15:41] which then just need to be assembled, a constructor, and
[00:15:44] Ukraine, 7 million, Petraeus shouts from his seat, there is a recording on
[00:15:48] the Internet, you can check it, yes,
[00:15:50] yes, he says about this 10 million, and
[00:15:54] so, these people, they, well, it's clear, Driskell was already
[00:15:58] dismissed from Trump's administration, obviously he needs to somehow get involved, I
[00:16:01] think that these are precisely such startups, they will precisely try to
[00:16:04] prepare this global, by the way,
[00:16:07] Eurocentric project, where who supplies
[00:16:11] all these drones, in fact, to our enemy, in fact, they are supplied
[00:16:14] from there, these are processors, engines from
[00:16:17] Southeast Asia, where carbon fiber comes from, I don't know, but you can actually
[00:16:21] check it, I think it's not that hard to do, accordingly, this is such a
[00:16:24] distributed, so to speak, logistics, a distributed kind of assembly, as
[00:16:28] a result - the client, that is, as it were,
[00:16:31] the Kyiv Nazis receive a product in the form of such a kit for
[00:16:35] assembling a constructor, which they actually... assemble,
[00:16:38] this is in full, so to speak, accordance with the spirit of that globalization,
[00:16:42] which began to disintegrate several years ago, already
[00:16:45] seriously, they say, well, here, here is our serious project,
[00:16:49] this is actually a very good a
[00:16:52] new military-industrial complex, unlike
[00:16:56] what Trump came up with, and even named it after himself, they will bring this to the next US president,
[00:17:00] well, take it, at least we have it,
[00:17:03] we need 10 million of these drones in a year, what?
[00:19:37] Karp's efforts on all notions of artificial
[00:19:40] intelligence, why we nevertheless
[00:19:44] achieve, well, actually, very serious technological
[00:19:48] breakthroughs, although according to their understanding, this could not
[00:19:51] be, we are backward countries, so they don't
[00:19:55] ask such questions there.
[00:20:50] we'll be gone forever, good
[00:20:52] day, amazing,
[00:20:56] can you bake me a Big Mac, what is this
[00:20:59] nonsense,
[00:21:03] like Ivan ended up in a fairy tale.
[00:21:33] Welcome to Asia, here beats the heart of the continent. After
[00:23:56] that, the catastrophe began.
[00:24:00] The war in Bosnia and Herzegovina claimed the lives of 100,000
[00:24:04] people. The West quarreled us, damn it,
[00:24:07] and we, unfortunately, fell for it.
[00:24:11] What is happening in Ukraine now strongly resembles the events
[00:24:14] that took place on the territory of the former Yugoslavia.
[00:24:18] The leitmotif of all this.
[00:25:20] this is Rubicon, well, look, there is no
[00:25:24] answer, no, again, from time to time,
[00:25:27] so, materials appear in the United States, at
[00:25:30] least, about, so to speak, the achievements of our armed forces and
[00:25:33] the corresponding military-industrial complex, this is there, but to answer the
[00:25:36] question, how did Russia manage to do all this under all the sanctions,
[00:25:40] this question cannot be asked there, and there is one simple
[00:25:43] question, because there is one answer to this matter, to this question, because
[00:25:47] the person... who asks the question in
[00:25:51] the political field, must present
[00:25:55] a program, how, generally speaking, to eliminate all the injustice that they
[00:25:58] inflicted, including in domestic politics, that is, they will need to
[00:26:01] say that... we were mistaken, we are losing, we need to retreat, this,
[00:26:05] by the way, is what Trump lacked the courage to do, and now
[00:26:09] it's too late, in fact, I wonder who will have
[00:26:12] the courage to say that in a number of our
[00:26:16] professional circles there and semi-professional circles, everyone
[00:26:19] glorified the Nazi Fyodorov, speaking of
[00:26:23] him with bated breath, will anyone at least once note that
[00:26:26] the clumsy Fyodorov won,
[00:26:30] well, will anyone note it, well...
[00:26:32] Yes, all the promises that Fyodorov made, none of them
[00:26:35] came true, none of them happened, and he also ruined his
[00:26:39] budget, of course,
[00:26:41] and what the Deputy Minister of Defense Alekseevich
[00:26:45] Krivoruchka promised, in 2 years unique
[00:26:49] unmanned systems were created, now Colonel-General
[00:26:52] Lyamin heads the UAV, but Rubicon, this is Krivoruchka's
[00:26:55] brainchild, everything has grown out of this, well, in
[00:26:59] general, well, this needs to be analyzed, it needs to be studied, this needs to be. you need to look at it, we
[00:27:03] need to be proud of ours, we need to be proud of our
[00:27:06] commanders, now there is a galaxy of brilliant Russian
[00:27:10] commanders who have become Deputy Minister of Defense, and this
[00:27:13] is a new quality of the Ministry of Defense, in this there is a great merit of the Minister
[00:27:17] of Defense, that is, he saw these cadres, he
[00:27:20] promoted them, we have grown a whole galaxy of brilliant
[00:27:24] commanders, well, maybe it's not time yet to tell about everyone
[00:27:27] for different reasons,
[00:27:31] but certainly not... none of
[00:27:34] NATO's strategists could have imagined, and what we
[00:27:38] are seeing now, when this cauldron of more than 400 square
[00:27:41] kilometers, this is precisely a manifestation, excuse me, of operational
[00:27:44] art, who is behind this, the commander of the Northern Group,
[00:27:48] Colonel-General Nikiforov and the General
[00:27:51] Staff, but this is a brilliant operation,
[00:27:55] someone, they told us that the front was not moving, everything was frozen, 100 meters
[00:27:59] will give everything, hop, suddenly out of nowhere, yes, the planes,
[00:29:40] killed the Yugoslav ambassador in Sweden, these killers were eventually
[00:29:43] released, it was all at the same time, here on the one hand a person is
[00:29:47] supposedly admitted to the family, on the other hand they
[00:29:50] do this, but they are even better at always hitting
[00:29:53] economically, financially, we also talked about this today, remember, there was such a Volcker
[00:29:57] shock in seventy-nine, yes, when the Fed, the Federal Reserve
[00:30:01] System, to curb inflation... which everyone promised,
[00:30:03] well,
[00:30:09] of course, just take out loans, we will never
[00:30:13] deceive you, we will never abandon you, in a few years, payments on interest-bearing
[00:30:16] loans grew tenfold and simply ruined that
[00:30:20] Yugoslavia, and how beautiful it was, how
[00:30:22] they received, what promises they made, how
[00:30:26] all this shone, how Hollywood shimmered, and what
[00:30:29] it ended with, that's what it ended with, therefore, a...
[00:31:45] But here's what I really wanted to say, I've developed a hobby,
[00:31:48] I've started reading the results of
[00:31:51] investigations by various centers for combating disinformation, which
[00:31:55] are created in the West, it's incredibly funny reading, there are several of them
[00:31:59] in almost every country, but the key ones that control them,
[00:32:02] recently it appeared, what do you think,
[00:32:05] why
[00:32:07] did the Poles and Ukrainians have a conflict, Russian,
[00:32:11] well, not just, that's too simple an explanation, you somehow...
[00:32:15] think, well, it's clear, not because Zelensky
[00:32:18] named one of the UPA heroes' units,
[00:32:21] Melnyk was reburied, nothing of the sort, so, firstly, something
[00:32:24] terrible is happening this year, and they are trying to apply these
[00:32:27] schemes to us, they deliberately create
[00:32:30] and throw in
[00:32:34] such information provocations about how Russian-Georgian relations have
[00:32:37] sharply deteriorated, because many Russians come to Georgia, they are directly
[00:32:41] deliberately promoting and openly saying that... the number of
[00:33:33] anti-Ukrainian posts on social
[00:33:36] networks in Poland from May to July, by
[00:33:39] 300%, counted up to half a million, in general,
[00:33:42] who is to blame, of course. the
[00:33:46] Russians are to blame, what does this indicate? that
[00:33:49] these entries are made in poor Polish? Listen, I
[00:33:53] regularly read comments in poor Russian,
[00:33:56] from this I do not conclude that these are all agents
[00:33:59] of the United States. Further, they came up with some scheme, that
[00:34:03] there are some Vietnamese they called
[00:34:06] there, like a washing machine, which launders money, which
[00:34:09] launders some of these network addresses, and
[00:34:13] Russia through Vietnam...
[00:35:15] is forbidden, Trump also criticized it, it was caught, a British
[00:35:18] broadcasting and television company was caught
[00:35:21] lying, they released an investigation, you know what its main
[00:35:25] theme is, and there's something about our show, why in Russia
[00:35:28] everyone actively says that the Englishwoman
[00:35:31] is shitting, why, because, excuse me, they're shitting
[00:35:35] everywhere, all over the world, why suddenly Russia made
[00:35:39] Britain the main enemy and culprit in the escalation
[00:35:42] of the conflict in Ukraine, there's some guy who... says that he's been everywhere in Russia,
[00:35:46] in Siberia, in the north, and elsewhere, and he says with sincere
[00:35:49] surprise, why, and he has some commentator,
[00:35:52] who speaks Russian quite well, he says, yes, this needs to be analyzed,
[00:35:56] it's a truly amazing phenomenon, here's Britain, for some reason, in Russia, their
[00:36:00] propaganda presents Britain as the main
[00:36:03] enemy, why did this happen, you will never
[00:36:06] hear about British missiles, the drone
[00:36:10] program, about a hundred-year eternal something...
[00:36:13] вечное какое-то...
[00:36:27] The person knows the phrase "London is capital of the great Britain", yes, so they
[00:36:31] quote this, here it
[00:36:34] is, for some reason suddenly, that's it, we further
[00:36:37] cut out all these provocations of theirs in Ukraine, after
[00:36:40] this, Britain suddenly stopped being loved in Russia, how did
[00:36:44] this happen, they have entire investigations, but all this is also
[00:36:48] not accidental, but it is the result of manipulative
[00:36:51] speculations with the aim of changing
[00:36:55] perceptions and, most importantly... an important element
[00:36:58] of the Kremlin's cognitive war against Europe. And that's how everything is
[00:37:01] arranged with them. I'm not satisfied with the British at all. Here they suddenly
[00:37:04] wrote about me somehow disrespectfully.
[00:37:08] They wrote "minions of Putin", well, speaking for
[00:37:12] Putin. And before that they called me the king of Putin's
[00:37:15] propaganda. Marshal, even marshal. Yes, well, king is also good,
[00:37:18] of Putin's propaganda. How offensive? Englishwoman,
[00:37:21] stop shitting. Well, what else is important here? Here's another
[00:37:24] proof.
[00:37:28] You see, they are actually trying to explain
[00:37:31] complex things with these simple conspiracy theories, which, by the way, they accuse
[00:37:33] us of, and present
[00:37:37] complex things, and that's
[00:37:40] good, I can actually only advise them one thing, more of such
[00:37:44] products, when you try to explain
[00:37:47] complex processes, crisis processes, which we
[00:37:50] are talking about, that are happening in the Western world, in Europe,
[00:37:54] by saying that it's Russia through some Vietnamese...
[00:38:57] just tell about the horrifying scenario
[00:39:00] of the situation in Germany, and it's really very
[00:39:03] beautiful, you can really, Karen Georgievich, you can make a
[00:39:06] film, because what is happening now, but yesterday the next
[00:39:10] elections took place, they are, as it were, not
[00:39:13] defining the future agenda of what will happen
[00:39:17] in Germany, but from these elections it also became clear that again
[00:39:21] the party, the leading party is losing,
[00:39:24] they are not just... reducing their
[00:39:28] indicators, but the alternative is gaining, continues to gain, and although
[00:39:31] they did not win in Lower Saxony, nevertheless now the question
[00:39:35] for next Sunday on the 20th, when there will be
[00:39:38] elections in Pomerania, we
[00:39:42] have a question about the change of
[00:39:45] key, they gained more compared to the previous elections, compared to the previous
[00:39:49] ones, they gained three times more, they did not gain more than other
[00:39:52] parties, but they grew compared to the previous period threefold,
[00:39:56] this is... precisely this, by the way, is a very important indicator,
[00:40:00] an indicator, here in front of Pomerania, they have every
[00:40:03] chance, now next Sunday,
[00:40:06] to get a majority, then we will have
[00:40:09] the very scenario come into force that we have been
[00:40:13] discussing for quite some time, the scenario of a change of
[00:40:16] chancellor, it's extremely interesting,
[00:40:19] there are situations that, I
[00:40:23] think, we don't even understand how this could all
[00:40:26] look. The scenario that the chancellor will suddenly declare
[00:40:30] no confidence is unlikely, he will not do that, and
[00:40:34] that the coalition partners will want
[00:40:37] to destroy the coalition and remove the chancellor, that won't happen either,
[00:40:41] suddenly here arises such an interesting line:
[00:40:45] The Chancellor
[00:40:48] is going to fire the Minister of Labor. The Minister of
[00:40:52] Labor is a representative of the coalition partner, the Social
[00:40:56] Democratic Party. She is also simultaneously co-chair
[00:40:59] of this party, if he fires her, then the coalition
[00:41:03] automatically dissolves, because the Social Democrats, of course,
[00:41:07] will perceive this as interference in their affairs. What
[00:41:11] can happen then? The Chancellor will not announce that
[00:41:14] we will now hold a vote of
[00:41:17] no confidence. No, he will form a minority
[00:41:20] government. In this situation, if the coalition
[00:41:23] dissolves, as long as he is Chancellor, he is not obliged to immediately.
[00:41:27] say that I am leaving and let's, Mr.
[00:41:30] Steinmeier, call new elections, he says: "No, I remain
[00:41:34] Chancellor of the minority government". This means that
[00:41:38] the remaining parties with...
[00:42:40] He can sequentially choose for each law
[00:42:43] a party that is not in the coalition and
[00:42:47] negotiate with them so that they specifically vote for that specific law.
[00:42:50] At the same time, another interesting situation
[00:42:53] arises: he can cede the position of
[00:42:56] party chairman
[00:42:59] to another person, remaining chancellor, Angela Merkel did the same at one
[00:43:02] time, and here the figure of Torsten Frey,
[00:43:06] today's head of the
[00:43:10] CDU-CSU faction in the Bundestag, former head of the
[00:43:13] administration, Friedrich Merz,
[00:43:17] this person gets unlimited parliamentary
[00:43:20] power in his hands, he can actually
[00:43:23] support the chancellor during voting, or he can suddenly
[00:43:27] gain so much strength that he himself becomes the
[00:43:30] candidate who in the future can claim
[00:43:33] the chancellor's seat, thus Friedrich Merz can
[00:43:37] shout as much as he wants, I'm bad, I'm bad, I'm... bad, bitter,
[00:43:40] bitter, but remain chancellor and drag this out until
[00:43:44] something is decided further in Germany, and what can
[00:43:47] be decided, what can be decided
[00:43:50] is what, well, not the Bolsheviks talked about, but everyone always says,
[00:43:53] if there is another next land, not only Pomerania, in
[00:43:57] April there will be next elections in March,
[00:44:00] they will again face the fact that the alternative
[00:44:03] gains a lot of votes, maybe not a majority, but
[00:44:06] a lot, then inevitably this... defensive wall, this so-called
[00:44:10] Brandmauer, will fall, sooner or later they will begin to enter into
[00:44:13] a coalition with the Alternative for Germany, then we
[00:44:16] at the beginning of next year, in the spring of next year, may face
[00:44:20] a situation where the entire political field will unexpectedly
[00:44:23] change. Friedrich Merz may remain
[00:44:27] to get his partners, the Alternative for
[00:44:30] Germany. The question is whether the Alternative will join
[00:44:33] this coalition, because being in opposition they gain more than
[00:44:37] a junior partner.
[00:45:40] as chancellor, we won't go on like this, then he won't even within his own faction
[00:45:44] will be able to gain a majority, then he will have to either go through
[00:45:47] a vote of confidence or resign himself,
[00:45:50] or he might simply be removed, meaning
[00:45:54] theoretically such an option is also possible, so I can
[00:45:57] only predict that in the next two or three
[00:46:00] weeks Germany will experience dramatic
[00:46:03] days that could end
[00:46:06] with public calm, but most likely will lead to such a...
[00:46:52] unfortunately, this is completely absent in the
[00:46:55] political field of Germany, nobody talks about it,
[00:46:59] moreover, it becomes clear why everyone
[00:47:02] is so supportive of Ukraine, because
[00:47:05] if they don't support Ukraine now, then Chancellor Merz will have to
[00:47:09] explain why they took, violating the constitution, essentially
[00:47:12] took this additional loan of 500 billion,
[00:47:16] which they essentially borrowed, which they shouldn't
[00:47:19] have taken, so the threat, yes, 500
[00:47:23] billion. But they made a decision that
[00:47:26] allowed the constitution to change.
[00:47:29] They didn't all go to Ukraine, right?
[00:47:33] But the justification, he's not afraid that if he loses his position, then the corruption
[00:47:37] scandals that might lead to him ending up in prison.
[00:47:40] Absolutely right. Good prospect. Now
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