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[00:00:00] NBC and especially Fox News, sent a
[00:00:03] clear message of solidarity, they withdrew from the group of
[00:00:07] television stations that provided broadcasts from the White House, those
[00:00:10] so dear to Mr. Trump, without which the shows from
[00:00:13] the Oval Office no longer make any sense because they are not seen on
[00:00:16] television. Meanwhile, the United States has reached the
[00:00:20] 64th place in the World Press Freedom Index, while
[00:00:24] Romania is at 49, and the Republic of Moldova is even at
[00:00:28] 31. That's how it goes. one regrets the 90s,
[00:00:32] because I was younger, not for any other reason,
[00:00:33] obviously.
[00:00:39] Empires continued to exist even after the Second World
[00:00:42] War. Capitalist or socialist, they continued
[00:00:46] to expand their territories through wars, coups or
[00:00:50] alliances, in the name of democracy. Today we talk
[00:00:53] about the Soviet Union and Russia, Gabriela
[00:00:56] Avram.
[00:01:02] Nowadays, economic dependence is a sufficient matter for a state
[00:01:06] to be controlled by an external power. Armed conflict
[00:01:10] remains a solution, and the actions of the Russian Federation in recent decades
[00:01:13] are relevant arguments, not to mention the interventions of the USSR
[00:01:16] in the countries it patronized
[00:01:20] with the West's consent after 1945.
[00:01:24] Ukraine did not become part of the Russian Federation after its collapse in
[00:01:27] 1991, but it was part of the USSR.
[00:01:31] Pro-European and pro-Moscow forces clashed right in
[00:01:34] 2013 in the center of Kyiv. Started in November,
[00:01:38] the protest called Euromaidan ended in February 2014,
[00:01:41] with the pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych fleeing to Moscow.
[00:01:44] Putin's stake was to keep Ukraine in Russia's
[00:01:48] sphere of influence. Following the protests, Russian troops occupied
[00:01:52] Crimea and Donbas, but things did not stop there. In
[00:01:55] February 2022, the Kremlin launched a special military
[00:01:59] operation, which was in fact a large-scale invasion of
[00:02:02] Ukraine with the stated goal of removing President
[00:02:06] Volodymyr Zelensky and installing a puppet
[00:02:09] government in Kyiv. Vladimir Putin had calculated that he would defeat Ukraine
[00:02:13] in a few days, but the conflict turned into a war that
[00:02:16] still lasts today, with huge losses of human lives on both
[00:02:20] sides. Neither Azerbaijan escaped. Russia
[00:02:23] supported in 1993 military commander Surat
[00:02:27] Huseynov, who had launched the revolt from Ganja against
[00:02:30] pro-Western President Abulfaz Elchibey.
[00:02:35] evening's edition with an investigation from He refused Azerbaijan's accession to the Commonwealth of Independent
[00:02:37] States, demanded the complete withdrawal of the Russian army and wanted to
[00:02:41] conclude contracts with Western companies for the exploitation of resources from
[00:02:45] the Caspian Sea. Huseynov's rebel troops were
[00:02:48] armed with military equipment transferred by Russian troops still
[00:02:52] on Azerbaijani territory. Against this background, Elchibey was forced to
[00:02:56] appeal to Heydar Aliyev, a former communist leader. He
[00:02:59] temporarily took over the presidential mandate and was confirmed in
[00:03:02] the elections of the same year. Heydar Aliyev led
[00:03:06] the country until 2003 when he retired, and the presidential office was taken over by
[00:03:10] his son Ilham Aliyev in the good communist
[00:03:13] tradition. He still leads
[00:03:15] Azerbaijan today. Georgia is another story. A
[00:03:19] first Russian intervention took place in December 1991.
[00:03:23] The president then was the pro-Western Zviad Gamsakhurdia, who did not want
[00:03:27] to join the CIS. His leadership methods, however, aroused
[00:03:30] discontent, and his former prime minister and the commander of the National
[00:03:33] Guard turned against him. Gamsakhurdia was
[00:03:37] removed from power, with the putschists being supported with Russian weapons and
[00:03:41] tactically coordinated by officers of Moscow's secret services.
[00:03:44] And in 2008, the first major conflict in 21st century Europe
[00:03:48] took place. The reason, the situation of the separatist
[00:03:51] republics, South Ossetia and Abkhazia, enclaves with a majority
[00:03:55] Russian population. On August 1, 2008, forces from South
[00:03:58] Ossetia bombed.
[00:04:01] To calm the situation, units of the Georgian army were sent to
[00:04:04] the area, but Russia accused them of committing genocide and launched
[00:04:08] a ground, air and sea invasion against Georgia, called
[00:04:12] a peace enforcement operation. Georgian
[00:04:15] forces are forced to retreat, and Russia recognized in
[00:04:18] the same month the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia from
[00:04:21] Georgia. Another intervention, this time by the USSR and not
[00:04:25] Russia, took place in Afghanistan in December
[00:04:27] 1979.
[00:04:30] The goal was to maintain the pro-Soviet communist regime in power, which was then
[00:04:33] facing the Islamic protest movement. Moscow feared
[00:04:37] that the collapse of the Afghan communist government would represent a severe blow
[00:04:40] to Soviet influence in the region. In December
[00:04:43] 1979, Soviet troops invaded the country, eliminated
[00:04:47] leader Hafizullah Amin, suspected by Moscow of
[00:04:51] ties with the United States, and installed Babrak Karmal
[00:04:54] as leader, considered a leader more devoted to Moscow.
[00:04:58] The operation, initially conceived as a rapid and efficient one, turned
[00:05:02] into a 10-year war against the Mujahideen, who were
[00:05:05] later supported by the United States and other countries with
[00:05:09] interests in the region. The USSR withdrew from Afghanistan on
[00:05:12] February 15, 1989.
[00:05:15] Moscow has a whole history of interventions in the politics of Eastern
[00:05:19] European states, which entered its sphere of influence after the Second World
[00:05:23] War. In Romania, on March 6,
[00:05:25] 1945, King Michael was forced to install
[00:05:29] the pro-communist government led by Petru Groza, and the monarchy was abolished in
[00:05:33] 1947. And in Poland, the leaders of the Polish
[00:05:36] opposition were arrested, the government in exile ignored, and in
[00:05:40] 1947 a puppet government was installed.
[00:05:44] The Czechoslovaks were also forced to accept an exclusively
[00:05:47] communist leadership. The same happened in Hungary and Bulgaria. But
[00:05:51] even after it seemed that Moscow's calm was settling, there were two
[00:05:55] very tense moments. In 1956, Soviet
[00:05:59] troops invaded Hungary, because the reformist government in
[00:06:03] Budapest, led by Imre Nagy, had announced the country's
[00:06:06] withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact. That was the Hungarian
[00:06:09] Revolution. The Soviet Army invaded Budapest, arrested
[00:06:13] Nagy and installed a government loyal to Moscow led by
[00:06:16] János Kádár. The same happened in Czechoslovakia in
[00:06:19] 1968, 12 years later. The moment was
[00:06:23] called the Prague Spring. Then the leader, otherwise a communist,
[00:06:27] Alexander Dubcek initiated democratization reforms.
[00:06:30] Troops from the Warsaw Pact countries, except those of
[00:06:33] Romania, invaded the country, removed Dubček and installed
[00:06:37] a Moscow government. Now, however, the war is also fought on other
[00:06:41] fronts. The hybrid war, which consists of cyber
[00:06:44] attacks on state institutions, airports and other
[00:06:48] infrastructures. Also, social networks are invaded by
[00:06:51] posts that aim to influence electoral processes, and
[00:06:55] migrants are a pawn depending on political
[00:06:58] interests. Nothing is foreign to the governments of great powers, but
[00:07:02] no one is prepared to
[00:07:03] admit it.
[00:07:09] FakeNews breakers have found that if you drink water from a well,
[00:07:13] the gendarmes could confiscate your bucket and that you can be
[00:07:17] vaccinated through processed
[00:07:18] cheese.
[00:07:24] Good evening and welcome, I am Horia, and next to me,
[00:07:27] freshly immunized against elementary logic is my colleague
[00:07:30] Jeminski. Good evening to all those who are watching us,
[00:07:34] especially to those who are currently checking if the screen light
[00:07:38] activates the nanobots in their sarmale. Don't worry,
[00:07:41] charging is done via Wi-Fi, not via cable. We open this
[00:07:47] the journalists at snoop.ro, which shows us that
[00:07:50] in our country, entrepreneurship and
[00:07:53] spirituality have fused in such a
[00:07:56] grotesque way that it makes the sale of indulgences from the Middle Ages seem like a
[00:07:59] simple receipt from a store. Ladies and
[00:08:02] gentlemen, meet Father Marius Văduva and
[00:08:05] his distinguished wife, Anne Marie. Two people who have
[00:08:09] discovered that the most profitable business in Romania is not paving
[00:08:13] non-existent roads, but curing cancer through
[00:08:16] onco-nutrition, quantum vibrations and exorcising
[00:08:20] the barbecue grill. Ah, the
[00:08:23] Detox, Nutrifit clinic, a clean brand, an oasis of
[00:08:27] light where Father Văduva, a lawyer by training, an entrepreneur in
[00:08:31] the middle, ordained priest at 40 years old and never
[00:08:34] a doctor, frankly explains leaving the church.
[00:08:37] Cancer is the most trivial disease. Did you hear,
[00:08:41] Oxford researchers? And the Curie Institute, you stocked
[00:08:44] hundreds of billions of dollars on particle accelerators, immunotherapy and
[00:08:48] genetic sequencing, when the solution was so simple,
[00:08:52] two bunches of dill, a warm tea and a fixed
[00:08:55] donation, exactly 1994
[00:08:58] ron, exactly 1994 ron,
[00:09:01] not 1990, not 2000, 1994
[00:09:05] is also the year when the golden generation debuted at the World Cup in
[00:09:08] America, otherwise I can't explain the numerology, the investigation...
[00:09:12] shows how these people operated for eight years without
[00:09:16] a sanitary authorization, eight years, brothers, the DSP would come,
[00:09:20] give them a fine the size of a meal at a terrace in Herăstrău, and the
[00:09:23] business boomed further, opening franchises throughout
[00:09:26] the country. They explained to patients in terminal
[00:09:30] stages that food contains nanorobots
[00:09:33] programmed via 5G. In their
[00:09:36] book, they write in black and white that silicon dioxide in
[00:09:40] processed cheese is nano technology, remotely
[00:09:43] controlled. Of course, how many times have you felt, when eating a slice of
[00:09:47] Hochland processed cheese on toasted bread, that you're receiving a firmware
[00:09:50] update directly in your stomach? You bite into the cheese triangle and suddenly
[00:09:54] your phone battery dies, and your grandma starts picking up Trinitas
[00:09:57] on her denture. It's actually a very real threat. And they
[00:10:01] don't stop there. The priestess calmly declared on
[00:10:05] television that her 14 cm tumor was not medically
[00:10:08] treated, but healed because she understood the message
[00:10:12] of the disease, more precisely that the disease appeared because she refused to have
[00:10:16] children in the first years of marriage, so the
[00:10:19] unconsumed energy materialized into a
[00:10:23] cyst. Do you realize what this means for a desperate person with
[00:10:26] grim diagnoses, hospitalized at Fundeni? It means pure
[00:10:30] guilt. You have cancer because you are not spiritually evolved enough and
[00:10:34] because you ate a yogurt that modified your DNA. I mean
[00:10:37] Gregor Mendel tortured himself with those pea plants for decades, and then
[00:10:41] a priest comes along and says: "Did you drink a glass of buttermilk?"
[00:10:45] Congratulations, your genetic code is now half human, half chocolate-fluffy
[00:10:49] with caramel flavor. And people believe it. Why do
[00:10:52] they believe it? Because the priest dresses in a cassock, goes to
[00:10:55] famous podcasts, gathers hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube, nods his head
[00:10:59] piously, and Mihai Gâdea invites him to Prime Time on Antena 3 without any
[00:11:02] doctors on the panel to discuss how casein in
[00:11:06] Telemea cheese kills us. Oncology nurses talk about
[00:11:09] patients who come with ulcerated tumors because they gave up
[00:11:13] chemotherapy, believing in these divine recipes from
[00:11:16] the internet. When 76% of Romanian
[00:11:19] patients stop treatment prescribed by doctors out of
[00:11:22] distrust or fear,
[00:11:25] such charlatans are not just ridiculous, they are
[00:11:28] lethal. Of course, when state authorities are busy sleeping
[00:11:31] in their boots, Romanians look for salvation wherever they can, on
[00:11:35] TikTok and from bioenergy nuns. But rest
[00:11:38] assured, the Romanian state watches over, and when the Romanian state
[00:11:42] wakes up to communicate, it does so with demiurgic
[00:11:45] force and precision. For example, the supreme institution of our
[00:11:49] national vigilance, the National Administration of Romanian Waters, had to
[00:11:53] issue an official emergency press release, for what do you think?
[00:11:56] To deny that the Romanian government and the EU are going to jail
[00:12:00] people if they drink water from their own well. On social
[00:12:04] networks, an apocalyptic hysteria circulated, the bear
[00:12:07] from von der Leyen comes at night to your yard, puts a meter
[00:12:11] on your well and if you take two buckets of water for your tomatoes,
[00:12:15] the masked men from the environment department come and tie you to the fence. The Romanian
[00:12:19] Waters were forced to publicly explain mathematically. Good
[00:12:23] people, the project transposes a European directive against major industrial
[00:12:27] polluters, the ballast mafia and those who
[00:12:29] discharge cyanides into rivers. No one touches Enea Vasile's well
[00:12:33] from Ciorogârla. Plus the law clearly states: you are allowed to draw
[00:12:37] 0.2 l/second without any tax, meaning
[00:12:40] about 17000 l per day. 17
[00:12:44] cubic meters per day. Practically, if you don't
[00:12:47] suddenly decide to organize a stage of the world water polo championship
[00:12:50] in your yard, or to transform your castrated greenhouse into
[00:12:54] Niagara Falls, your well
[00:12:57] is completely legal and free. But how did the patriot
[00:13:00] on Facebook translate it? Well, national treason, foreigners take
[00:13:04] our well water and sell it to us in plastic bottles with microchips.
[00:13:08] Romanians know one thing, if something is free from nature since Decebal's
[00:13:11] time, it's only a matter of time until a smart guy with
[00:13:15] a diploma from a distance learning program comes along to put a fiscal stamp on it. Yes,
[00:13:19] don't think that stupidity is a purely Romanian resource, if you imagine that
[00:13:23] only here people are delusional about water, cheese, 5G, you are very
[00:13:26] wrong. Let's turn our attention to the United States of
[00:13:29] America, the guiding light of the free world, more precisely to the American
[00:13:33] Senate where the Republican Senator from Alabama,
[00:13:36] Mr. Tommy Tuberville, former American
[00:13:40] football coach, currently a galactic thinker, sounded an
[00:13:43] alarm that left the scientific community speechless,
[00:13:47] oh Tommy, the great
[00:13:50] Tommy, a man whose only connection to aerodynamics was that he once
[00:13:54] threw a pigskin on artificial
[00:13:57] turf. Yes, what did the distinguished senator reveal, dear
[00:14:00] Horică? Well, Senator Tuberville declared in
[00:14:03] plenary, with all the solemnity that a publicly paid person is capable of:
[00:14:07] "God help us! It's terrifying. When you board a
[00:14:11] commercial flight, it's very possible that the pilot flying
[00:14:14] your plane is part of the furry community and has a
[00:14:18] disturbing fetish of dressing as an animal." He added
[00:14:22] that many pilots, flight attendants and air traffic
[00:14:25] controllers are furries. Can you imagine?
[00:14:29] You're at 1000 meters altitude over the Atlantic Ocean, when suddenly
[00:14:33] the seatbelt sign lights up and you hear in the loudspeakers: "Hamam!
[00:14:37] Ladies and gentlemen, this is Captain Fluffy speaking, a 52-year-old
[00:14:41] badger. We have some minor turbulence because the first officer, who identifies
[00:14:44] as a Siamese cat, saw a laser on the radar screen and
[00:14:48] jumped with his paws on the autopilot." The press
[00:14:52] went on high alert to check if it wasn't a joke
[00:14:56] or a deepfake? No, the man actually
[00:14:59] gave this speech, seriously, on C-Span, while America's public
[00:15:03] debt reached 40 trillion dollars. Nothing worried
[00:15:06] the senator from Alabama more than the thought that
[00:15:10] the control tower at JFK Airport in New York is operated by
[00:15:14] three plush bunnies and a bushy-tailed otter.
[00:15:17] In short, if you feel a headache coming
[00:15:21] on, don't go to the doctor because they will vaccinate you with robots through processed cheese, don't
[00:15:24] drink water from a well because the European gendarmerie will come and confiscate your bucket, and
[00:15:28] don't get on a plane because a badger with identity issues will pilot you. That's
[00:15:31] all for today, until next time, be vigilant,
[00:15:34] the enemy is everywhere.
[00:15:42] That's all for today, until next Thursday, goodbye.
[00:16:26] They are part of the network, you
[00:16:29] found them, you followed them, you
[00:16:32] selected them, everything you don't know about them they will
[00:16:35] tell you. Secrets are revealed
[00:16:39] gradually, you make the network stronger
[00:16:43] and
[00:16:46] that shows, because
[00:16:49] the idol network
[00:16:52] with Irina Păcurariu.
[00:16:56] Soul books preserve the symbols and
[00:16:59] greatness of a
[00:17:00] nation.
[00:17:04] From there we draw strength to move forward. Arts
[00:17:08] and the belief that we can be better.
[00:17:10] buni.
[00:17:14] Page by page, we relearn what
[00:17:17] honor, duty and respect mean. The
[00:17:21] King's Hour, the hour of rediscovered
[00:17:23] values.
[00:17:26] On the pond, bare headed, equipped like in movies
[00:17:30] or without pretensions, in the end you need
[00:17:33] knowledge and ability to bring ashore
[00:17:37] unseen carp. Watch,
[00:17:40] admire, learn.
[00:17:42] Professionals have the hook of great
[00:17:45] victories. Wandering fisherman,
[00:17:49] gifted
[00:17:50] fisherman.
[00:18:00] In the rush of every day. Give yourself a
[00:18:03] break.
[00:18:09] In the whirlwind of life, make time.
[00:18:13] Day by day, nourish your soul with a moment of
[00:18:16] meditation.
[00:18:20] Day by day with Father Constantin
[00:18:22] Necula.
[00:18:26] Soon you will witness the first show in Romania that
[00:18:29] will be broadcast live from
[00:18:32] the street.
[00:18:57] Captivating stories are the most true, without special
[00:19:01] effects, without makeup, without
[00:19:04] virtual decor, you have an authentic
[00:19:07] series, with strong characters and
[00:19:10] unforeseen resolutions, for them
[00:19:13] destiny is the best screenwriter, they are
[00:19:17] the stars from Destine as in movies, with
[00:19:20] Iuliana
[00:19:21] Marciuc.
[00:19:27] Beyond the Dniester, the truth is often only
[00:19:29] whispered. The lives of people are severely
[00:19:33] tested by fear, uncertainty and
[00:19:35] compromise. This week.
[00:19:40] opens the files of a region where people's rights, freedoms and
[00:19:44] safety are seriously affected.
[00:19:47] Transnistria, life in the gray
[00:19:49] zone.
[00:19:57] Our energy is part of your heart.
[00:20:00] The joy of being together again week after
[00:20:04] week means responsibility and love for a job well
[00:20:07] done. We have histories, diverse generations, young people and
[00:20:11] legends, we have good music, smiles and a touch of
[00:20:14] madness, elegance and positive energy. I am Paul
[00:20:18] Surugiu Fuego and it is a blessing to have you with me again
[00:20:21] at the Galas, Romania my love.
[00:20:24] România mea.
[00:30:39] Good day, welcome back. The designated prime minister continues consultations with
[00:30:43] parliamentary parties in an attempt to gain support for his
[00:30:47] government. Luca Niculescu wants to submit the list of ministers
[00:30:51] and the government program on Thursday. Details immediately after other
[00:30:54] headlines.
[00:30:56] PSD sets conditions for supporting Luca Nicul's government.