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[00:00:00] monopolies, exactly these arms monopolies, yes, it was still
[00:00:03] a more left-wing movement, now of course, well, left-wing is
[00:00:06] left-wing, adg, yes, it's, well, in the current coordinate system, these are really
[00:00:10] such right-wingers, like right-wing traditionalists rather, no, no, Alexey
[00:00:13] is concerned that the centrists have given up their positions, that
[00:00:17] when the pendulum swings one way or another, the Germans always make a profit, and there are no centrists,
[00:00:21] no one disputes that at all, of course, Alexander, you know, I
[00:00:24] think that Merz, as a protégé of BlackRock, has already
[00:00:27] fulfilled his mission in a certain sense. He filled
[00:00:30] Rheinmetall, BlackRock's key asset in Germany, with arms orders until
[00:00:34] 2035. That is, Rheinmetall
[00:00:38] will be churning out weapons, spending state money, and
[00:00:41] BlackRock will receive its so-called profits for it.
[00:00:44] Therefore, I might agree with the leaders of the AfD,
[00:00:48] who predict that Merz will resign by the end of this year, closer to December,
[00:00:52] simply under pressure of circumstances. At the same time, Merz will not
[00:00:56] be lost, but will remain a person who has fulfilled
[00:00:59] the task of developing this militaristic course. But still,
[00:01:03] I will remind you that, you know, every advertising poster in
[00:01:07] Berlin and on every building hangs a rainbow flag. At
[00:01:10] the same time, this is also an objective reality. Therefore, these
[00:01:14] Germans still need to be pulled out of a gay club and sent to the front. This
[00:01:18] is a very difficult task. LGBTQ is forbidden, of course
[00:01:21] forbidden. It wouldn't hurt them to forbid it, if I may, information from first
[00:01:24] hands, a person, one can deceive a simple German, but one cannot
[00:01:27] deceive. Germany is impossible, to refuse
[00:02:07] migrants is also impossible, and further to the conclusion
[00:02:10] that our German comes to, well, our
[00:02:13] German, the task of our German government
[00:02:17] is to plunge us into war, or at least to spill everything possible, then
[00:02:21] buy everything for next to nothing, and after that, issue credit for reconstruction
[00:02:24] and profit from it twice. Look where our chancellor worked before
[00:02:28] that, everything will become clear. How concise and exhaustive.
[00:02:32] Vladimir? Yes, thank you, I would just like to add that, again, we
[00:02:35] recorded several comments for Zvezda
[00:02:39] with deputies from
[00:02:41] the AfD, who themselves commented on why their
[00:02:45] party is breaking ahead in many regions.
[00:02:48] They emphasize that the current
[00:02:51] leadership of Germany expresses the interests not of the majority of Germans,
[00:02:55] but exclusively of
[00:02:58] the euro. oil,
[00:03:31] gas and other supplies,
[00:03:35] that is, the government independently
[00:03:38] brought the country to such a state. Thank you,
[00:03:42] Evgenia, yes, but I would also note such a moment, actually this
[00:03:45] dissatisfaction, I assume, is connected with the fact that the CDU party
[00:03:48] practically does not fulfill, so to speak, that ideological role
[00:03:52] that it once took upon itself, that is, they have become quite left-leaning
[00:03:55] and transmit this agenda of left-liberal
[00:03:58] globalism and... largely do not fulfill
[00:04:01] the expectations of voters who once voted for them, that is, along this
[00:04:05] path, so to speak, Merz is now going, to him in this sense the main
[00:04:09] questions, if in eastern Germany they are already making their choice, then
[00:04:12] western Germany is still on this agenda, but I think that
[00:04:15] the trend is already emerging, it is not a fact that, so to speak, yes, the CDU
[00:04:19] will lose a lot at the federal level, but at least it is
[00:04:23] here that this inconsistency, the dissonance between the ideological basis of the party and
[00:04:27] the actions, the rhetoric that this party broadcasts. First, I
[00:04:30] want to say that in Germany the situation is much worse than in
[00:04:34] other EU countries in terms of expressing their
[00:04:37] opinions. That is, we communicate with our comrades in
[00:04:40] Europe, to what extent have the special services suppressed
[00:04:44] Germans and Austrians, compared to, for example, Italians or
[00:04:48] French, who oppose Russophobia, it does not matter
[00:04:51] from what position they coordinate among themselves there.
[00:04:55] In Germany, the situation with this is much worse than in other countries. What do
[00:04:58] you attribute this to? In the personal interests of the BND in Ukraine, we
[00:05:02] remember which intelligence chief left Kyiv last
[00:05:05] in February 2022. Not a good topic
[00:05:09] for jokes, but we don't imagine how separated it is.
[00:05:42] Hitler came to power in place of the Weimar Republic
[00:05:45] democracy, that's not true, yes they gave power to Hitler
[00:05:49] to Bruning, they gave power to Von Papen they gave, and there was no
[00:05:52] democracy to Schleicher, and I am more
[00:05:55] worried about this outcome in relation to the war against our country,
[00:05:58] not that there are some mass movements, they may
[00:06:02] think that they will first turn off democracy, and then
[00:06:06] first turn off the experience of a great practice, they have exclusively
[00:06:09] learned to turn off democracy and threaten.
[00:06:12] Evgen, 30 seconds, in the video clip, I drew attention to the poster,
[00:06:16] actually, the storming of the Reichstag, in my opinion, quite indicative
[00:06:20] of the mood, actually, of the Germans, yes, how it all ends
[00:06:23] with militarization. Alexey Bilov, applause, thank you very much, immediately after us in Natalia
[00:06:27] Metlina's program, a riot in Europe, what will mass
[00:06:30] protests change, power in fear, who Emmanuel Macron wants to intimidate and
[00:06:34] how the Pope's visit to France ended, meanwhile with
[00:06:37] Natalia Metlina right now. This was an open broadcast, we remind you that we broadcast twice
[00:06:41] a day from Monday to...
[00:07:09] Europe has not seen such a thing for a long time. Mass protests have already engulfed several countries: Spain, France, Belgium, Germany, Austria,
[00:07:42] source. Carmen lived in
[00:07:45] an apartment for 70 years, for which she regularly paid 500 euros
[00:07:49] a month. Overnight, the rent was raised to
[00:07:52] 1,600 euros, which is more than her pension.
[00:07:56] The woman was evicted onto the street. As a result of severe
[00:07:59] stress, she ended up in the hospital, where she died.
[00:08:03] The death of one person caused a nationwide resonance
[00:08:06] in Spain. People realized that anyone could find themselves
[00:08:10] in Carmen's place.
[00:08:12] A surge of fear for themselves and irritation with the authorities
[00:08:16] provoked early parliamentary elections.
[00:08:19] Prime Minister Sanchez, whose policies the dissatisfied Spaniards
[00:08:23] are unlikely to remain in his post. At the same time, school protests
[00:08:26] in France, which began with demands to improve the situation
[00:08:30] of students and teachers, escalated into serious clashes
[00:08:34] with the police across the country. Students and trade unions
[00:08:37] joined the protests. The French riot has already
[00:08:41] worsened.
[00:08:52] In Germany, on October 10, a mass demonstration took place with
[00:08:56] demands for the government's resignation and
[00:08:58] normalization of relations with Russia. What led
[00:09:01] Europe into a socio-political dead end? Is there a connection
[00:09:05] between all these events? Who is
[00:09:08] controlling them? Let's figure it out. She
[00:09:11] is on direct video. Joining our studio from Barcelona
[00:09:15] is journalist Mikhail Blakhin. Mikhail, good
[00:09:18] evening. Good evening. Mikhail. So, in Spain, against
[00:09:21] the backdrop of massive protests, Prime Minister Pedro
[00:09:24] Sanchez dissolved parliament and announced early elections.
[00:09:28] In general, why don't the
[00:09:30] protests stop? Is it only, in your opinion, the housing
[00:09:34] crisis? And this sad story with Carmen that became the reason
[00:09:37] for mass demonstrations in Spain. The story with Morikaram
[00:09:40] just served as a trigger
[00:09:44] for general discontent and fears among Spaniards,
[00:09:47] because it has long been clear that young people are not able to
[00:09:51] either rent housing or buy
[00:09:54] a new one even with a mortgage. Their parents spend two-thirds
[00:09:57] of their salaries working together on housing rent, well, and
[00:10:01] pensioners after the story with Morikaram are now simply afraid of ending up
[00:10:05] on the street too. All this is compounded by the fact that over
[00:10:09] the past five years,
[00:10:12] the standard of living has deteriorated, that is, as for
[00:10:16] basic things like free education,
[00:10:20] access to specialists, doctors, and so on.
[00:10:23] And that is.
[00:10:25] Queues for several months to see a specialist lead to the fact that
[00:10:29] people simply die while waiting, like Marika, while she was waiting
[00:10:33] to be re-registered in the apartment from which
[00:10:36] she was evicted. What is the situation in Barcelona, specifically,
[00:10:40] what are the Catalans demanding now, besides
[00:10:43] , actually, those positions that you outlined? In
[00:10:46] Barcelona, despite the downpours, the
[00:10:50] protest tent camp continues
[00:10:52] on Plaza Catalunya.
[00:11:25] As paradoxical as it may sound, yes, the region that lives off
[00:11:28] tourists demands their cancellation, here it's not about Russian tourists,
[00:11:32] but about all global ones, yes, a strange story, but
[00:11:35] it would seem, what does Ukraine have to do with it, but in reality this year the Spanish government, we know about
[00:11:38] this, provides Ukraine with military aid worth approximately
[00:11:42] a billion euros, these funds go to
[00:11:46] long-range ammunition and the expansion of
[00:11:49] Ukrainian drone production, in general,
[00:11:52] how do Spaniards react to this?
[00:11:56] Since August of this year,
[00:11:59] protests against so-called aid to
[00:12:02] Ukraine have been growing in Spain, because for the
[00:12:06] same billion, one could have built
[00:12:09] 15 schools or two modern, huge
[00:12:12] hospitals, and people naturally do not understand
[00:12:16] why their standard of living and access to medicine, to
[00:12:19] free education, are decreasing, while Ukraine,
[00:12:23] which is already mired in corruption, this is already known in
[00:12:27] Europe, European media write about it,
[00:12:30] must continue at their own expense, at the expense of their own
[00:12:34] taxes. Mikhail, our viewers leave
[00:12:38] questions for our guests on the Zvezda News portal, here is
[00:12:42] a question for you from viewers: After the start
[00:12:45] of the special military operation, Spain joined the
[00:12:47] anti-Russian sanctions and lost almost
[00:12:51] 70% of its exports to Russia. Relations between
[00:12:55] our countries, readers write, are practically
[00:12:57] completely frozen. Do you see prospects
[00:13:01] for restoring these relations? I see
[00:13:04] prospects for restoring relations between Russia and Spain, of course,
[00:13:07] because, firstly, businessmen,
[00:13:11] big business craves the restoration of relations, because
[00:13:14] Russia was a key importer
[00:13:18] of Spanish products, Spanish
[00:13:20] food, everyone is holding their breath waiting for this to
[00:13:24] normalize. Under the current government
[00:13:27] of Pedro Sanchez, I don't believe that will happen. Mikhail,
[00:13:30] thank you very much, and we will
[00:13:33] follow the developments in
[00:13:35] Spain.
[00:13:41] And now, joining our conversation from
[00:13:44] the Belgian city of Durbuy, is political scientist and
[00:13:47] publicist Chris Roman. Chris, good
[00:13:50] evening. Protests were held in Brussels that escalated.
[00:13:54] integrate,
[00:15:25] I was even told Muslims, a big
[00:15:28] problem, this is in Europe, we import
[00:15:31] Wahhabis, or people who think like
[00:15:34] Wahhabis. they have black, what is it, a mask, a
[00:16:07] black mask, a Molotov cocktail, they attack
[00:16:11] the police, they don't want to build, they want
[00:16:14] to destroy everything, 16 years old,
[00:16:17] 14 years old, 12 years old, these people were in
[00:16:20] prison, of course, because one guy, he had
[00:16:23] a sim, a sim Molotov
[00:16:26] cocktail, seven, and the prosecutor, the court,
[00:16:30] the prosecutor released him, he
[00:16:32] is already free, because ...
[00:16:36] migrants, in order
[00:17:37] to organize their revolutions, but
[00:17:40] there is no connection between them. Antifa is
[00:17:44] Antifa, it just uses
[00:17:47] students as, as it were,
[00:17:50] a human shield. You are being asked a question by our
[00:17:53] viewers, they left it on the Zvezda
[00:17:56] News portal, should we expect
[00:17:59] a pan-European French
[00:18:02] revolution? Yes, yes, yes,
[00:18:05] because the situation. Europe is, as I said,
[00:18:09] long ago, unfortunately, unfortunately, the Titanic, the bow is already
[00:18:13] under water, what to do, hmm,
[00:18:15] you see, we can save Europe, yes,
[00:18:19] but then serious medicine is needed, it is necessary
[00:18:22] to say, no more immigrants, second, re-emigration is needed,
[00:18:26] immigrants who are engaged in
[00:18:30] hooliganism, yes, it is necessary to send them back there,
[00:18:33] in the Tropics, it is necessary to end it, that is also a fact.
[00:19:15] that in a maximum of 4-5 years Europe will be
[00:19:19] in turmoil like in Russia,
[00:19:22] in 1917. Thank you Chris for such a, though
[00:19:26] sad, but still forecast. Thank you
[00:19:29] very much for this inclusion, we will now go to a commercial, immediately
[00:19:33] after, what is happening in Paris, who is behind the French.
[00:19:38] Stay with us! The Pope's visit and
[00:19:41] youth protests, is there a connection? Who does Macron want to scare
[00:19:45] and how much will France spend on Ukraine?
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[00:24:54] good evening. Hello. Well, look, in the midst
[00:24:57] of the protests, Macron went
[00:25:00] to observe the testing of a new strategic
[00:25:03] missile. This is an important matter, but after this launch,
[00:25:06] he was so impressed that he said: "We must inspire fear to
[00:25:10] be free." In general, who does he want to intimidate,
[00:25:14] to whom is this phrase addressed? First of all, to himself,
[00:25:17] and not to intimidate, but rather to reassure. He said
[00:25:21] it somewhat earlier, because for some
[00:25:24] time now he has been saying the same thing, that to be strong we
[00:25:28] must be feared and so on and so forth, in principle he is afraid,
[00:25:31] in my opinion, he himself is afraid, and he is afraid exclusively for his own
[00:25:34] person, since the only thing that interests him in any
[00:25:38] circumstances is how he will
[00:25:41] look, what the picture will be in the media, a working profile,
[00:25:45] a thoughtful look, and so on, this is no longer
[00:25:48] a secret to anyone.
[00:26:32] Let's go back to Paris, and there the Pope, Leo
[00:26:36] XIV, was there quite recently. Did his visit in any way
[00:26:40] affect the situation within the country?
[00:26:43] Is it a coincidence that immediately after this visit,
[00:26:46] the country was swept by student protests? These are
[00:26:49] children, first of all. Why did you call these
[00:26:53] riots, I quote, a collective Greta
[00:26:56] Thunberg? No, that it happened after or
[00:27:00] as a consequence of the Pope's visit, I don't think so, and... I think it's unlikely that it's
[00:27:03] really correlated in any way, it's completely irrelevant, but
[00:27:06] the contrast turned out to be really
[00:27:09] striking, that's for sure. If you remember, I've been saying for almost
[00:27:13] many months that summer holidays are sacred to
[00:27:16] the French in general, but not only to the French, everyone needs a break, but that with
[00:27:20] the start of the school year riots will certainly
[00:27:23] begin in one way or another, either it will be some serious
[00:27:27] provocation out of everything that Mr. Macron
[00:27:30] dreams of. So that
[00:27:33] a normal, more or less normal course of these elections is not
[00:27:37] allowed, or it will be riots
[00:27:39] provoked in one way or another, but already by the ultra-left
[00:27:43] bloc of Mr. Mélenchon, whose interests,
[00:27:46] the Macron government, all globalists and
[00:27:49] Mélenchon's brethren, let's call it
[00:27:52] that, currently coincide, chaos
[00:27:55] is needed, which will allow under
[00:27:58] the rubble to carry out such
[00:28:00] a partial... smoothly transitioning into full
[00:28:04] federalization of Europe, France, so that it completely dissolves
[00:28:08] without roots, without any distinguishing
[00:28:11] features at all in this general
[00:28:14] grey mass, which they are now trying with all their might
[00:28:17] to create in that very
[00:28:21] federalized Europe-European Union. There is a small category of
[00:28:24] students who really talk
[00:28:27] about real problems, but they are not heard,
[00:28:30] it is they who are now trying to
[00:28:33] look at the crowds, look at the slogans, look at what is in the crowd,
[00:28:37] there are no French flags, there are only Palestinian, Algerian,
[00:28:40] Moroccan flags, we have teenagers on the streets, these
[00:28:44] confused purpose, they walk past
[00:28:47] bus stops, splash incendiary death in a woman's face,
[00:28:50] or throw it where it burns, why do they say not to walk there,
[00:28:53] they set fire to garbage cans, and then wait for
[00:28:57] someone to pass by, throw aerosol into it so that it explodes
[00:29:00] like that, and then scream.
[00:30:02] what they publish, how Macron doesn't get fifteen, he won't
[00:30:06] pass, this is what they are going to arrange, if we get to
[00:30:10] the elections, if, and if Marine Le Pen and Bardella
[00:30:13] pass, then that same evening, this will be in the streets
[00:30:17] of all of France, yesterday they ransacked a university in the city of Nantes,
[00:30:20] there they just drew, and it was shown on television,
[00:30:24] any Russian person shudders when they see it with
[00:30:28] the signs of Marpa and
[00:30:30] a hammer and sickle nearby. You can see a swastika, next to
[00:30:34] it you can see inscriptions of "revolution, down with the state,"
[00:30:38] packages were ransacked, burned, destroyed, everything, I don't know who
[00:30:41] will restore it, packages with
[00:30:45] feces, feces, whole plastic
[00:30:48] packages, where did they get it, I don't know, which they throw at
[00:30:51] policemen, we are now.