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[00:00:00] after the government, led by Donald Tusk, attempted
[00:00:03] to forcibly remove the chairman of the court and his
[00:00:06] deputy, President Karol Nawrocki turned his
[00:00:10] plane around and personally participated in the storming
[00:00:14] of the courthouse. Alexey Belov will continue the topic, we invite him to the
[00:00:17] hero's chair, let's watch a fragment
[00:00:19] of the material. In Poland, one part
[00:00:23] of the state machine is actually storming another.
[00:00:26] Police surround the Constitutional Tribunal,
[00:00:30] calling the population to resistance, presidential security clashes with
[00:00:33] security forces, judges accuse each other of usurping
[00:00:36] powers, and the head of state is forced to personally
[00:00:40] find out in the middle of the night who actually has the right to be in the building
[00:00:44] of the country's highest judicial body. The European elite
[00:00:47] is beginning to act with methods that until recently
[00:00:50] it considered a sign of political savagery in all
[00:00:53] others, and this is much more important than the specific names
[00:00:56] of the participants in the Polish brawl. When the system that for ten...
[00:01:00] apparatus-controlled conflicts suddenly starts
[00:01:03] settling scores with the help of the police, streets
[00:01:06] and mutual accusations of a coup, it means that the usual
[00:01:09] mechanisms stop working. When mechanisms
[00:01:12] break down, nervousness begins. Today, it
[00:01:16] permeates almost all of Europe, and the stronger
[00:01:19] the divergence of interests between Washington, Brussels, and national
[00:01:22] capitals, the worse the old system hides its internal
[00:01:26] cracks. The first reason is Ukraine.
[00:01:30] It is noticeably moving towards a direct search for an agreement with Moscow,
[00:01:33] and it is absolutely obvious that the future structure of peace is unlikely
[00:01:37] to correspond to the wishes of Kyiv, and even less
[00:01:40] so Brussels. The very fact of new negotiations between the US,
[00:01:44] Russia, and Ukraine, in which Europeans risk being on
[00:01:47] the sidelines of the process, looks like a political
[00:01:50] catastrophe for the current EU leadership.
[00:01:53] For 4 years they built a strategy to
[00:01:57] now the main ally can negotiate without...
[00:02:00] The second reason is even more dangerous - the internal
[00:02:03] crisis. French cities have already seen mass protests
[00:02:07] and pogroms. Italy experienced a nationwide strike with
[00:02:11] large demonstrations, and today the protest wave
[00:02:14] has already reached Germany.
[00:02:17] Let's count on our fingers. Novrodsky even turned his plane around to
[00:02:21] come and see what was happening. I look at these
[00:02:24] pictures, and again, it reminds me of the Maidan, because this time
[00:02:27] I absolutely agree with you. Me too.
[00:04:09] in the supremacy of Polish laws over European ones, which does not suit Brussels,
[00:04:12] secondly, Poland has the largest
[00:04:15] foreign exchange reserves in the European Union,
[00:04:19] among those who are not part of, are not in the eurozone, well, that is,
[00:04:23] it has currency, there are 260, if
[00:04:27] there are still billions, I think, that Europe.
[00:05:12] of the Constitutional Tribunal, the president did not approve
[00:05:16] these candidacies, they were not sworn in,
[00:05:19] formally they did not become judges, as a result,
[00:05:22] Tusk, I am sure that this was at the suggestion of Brussels, decided to do it
[00:05:26] by force, just bring them there, remove the current chairman
[00:05:30] of the Constitutional Court and put his own in his place, he has the right to do that, right, no, he
[00:05:34] does not have the right to do that, he does not have the right, so
[00:05:37] further in this, this is an absolutely unconstitutional measure,
[00:05:41] on the one hand, one can say that, uh-huh.
[00:06:12] Nawrocki, for example, is called the main проводником of Trump's ideas, that is,
[00:06:16] he is a Trump sympathizer in Eastern Europe, in particular he promotes his
[00:06:19] interests, and Tusk is purely a person of Brussels, maybe this is
[00:06:23] not about these judges, not about the Constitutional Court, maybe Europe is just
[00:06:26] trying to fight the USA with Poland's hands
[00:06:29] already, I think that in this case the Polish episode is more
[00:06:33] of a private nature, that is, it could have flared up this way, but in principle, the direction of your thought,
[00:06:37] Darin, is absolutely correct, this is still
[00:06:40] a confrontation, well, at...
[00:07:12] Globalists are literally losing control everywhere, there is a crisis, and it
[00:07:16] takes different forms, different expressions, the reason
[00:07:20] is the same, the reason, the systemic reason
[00:07:23] of governance, they cannot continue to govern Europe as they did
[00:07:27] for the last 10-20 years, and this eventually results in such events,
[00:07:30] let's gather opinions, Vera Poland is now a perfect example
[00:07:34] of the fact that the desire for
[00:07:37] liberalism, the love for liberalism and also
[00:07:41] anti-communism, antisemitism, even Russophobia is not
[00:07:44] identical to the modern, so-called
[00:07:48] liberal agenda of Brussels. Poland is a rather
[00:07:52] conservative country, the Catholic Church plays a very large
[00:07:55] role there, I believe everyone knows this,
[00:07:58] accordingly, conservatives, even if they are
[00:08:01] liberals at heart, they cannot
[00:08:04] accept what is imposed from Brussels,
[00:08:08] and, well, to accept Russophobia and against us.
[00:09:12] all they are just trying to master more money through the
[00:09:15] militaristic agenda, of course, one does not
[00:09:18] interfere with the other in any way, it only
[00:09:21] helps. Let me quickly ask Kirill, how will the US react in this whole situation, will it
[00:09:25] quietly observe for now, or will it choose a favorite, so
[00:09:29] to speak? Well, they already naturally have a favorite, the current
[00:09:32] administration, yes, what was said before is absolutely correct,
[00:09:35] that is, there is a surge of this global liberal globalism against, well,
[00:09:39] a conditional Trumpism. Hmm.
[00:10:13] and today Bart De Wever resigned, by the way, this
[00:10:16] was practically the last bastion, well,
[00:10:20] of such a national Europe against globalism, specifically on
[00:10:23] the issue of our...
[00:12:55] France, Germany, the same Great Britain, which is not in
[00:12:58] the European Union, but has an indirect influence
[00:13:01] on European politics, and Poland here acts as a convenient
[00:13:05] counterbalance, and of course, when someone tries to take this weight
[00:13:09] off the scales, well, how can that be, this is my weight, I
[00:13:12] raised it, I grew it precisely as a counterbalance to Germany and France, and
[00:13:24] small nuance. Local
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[00:19:24] AM,
[00:19:31] saboteurs, so four of them landed,
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[00:19:41] 12:15 on the Zvezda TV channel.
[00:19:59] German youth protested against Merz's policy of worsening living
[00:20:03] conditions. Large-scale actions under the slogan "Generation Z decides"
[00:20:06] took place in three cities of Germany. Protesters also
[00:20:09] spoke out against mandatory conscription and militarization. Predictably,
[00:20:13] the protests very quickly escalated into clashes with the police, vandalism, and
[00:20:16] looting of shops. Despite the difficult situation in the country, German
[00:20:20] Chancellor Friedrich Merz went on a five-day tour of Asian countries.
[00:20:24] Alexander Mikhailov writes about this in detail. We invite him to the hero's chair with
[00:20:27] applause.
[00:20:31] The meaning of this trip was conveyed through the press in the following way.
[00:20:35] Germany is striving to reduce its economic and
[00:20:38] technological dependence on China, and also wants to have
[00:20:42] tools to counter the tariff policy of the United States.
[00:20:45] Merz also voiced the idea of diversifying supply
[00:20:48] chains
[00:21:20] during his tour, Merz promoted joint
[00:21:23] arms initiatives, on which the German
[00:21:27] defense industry could earn, and therefore its key shareholder Black Rock,
[00:21:31] from which Chancellor Merz himself comes. In particular,
[00:21:34] in Tokyo, the German Chancellor raised the issue of prospective
[00:21:37] development of a new generation combat aircraft,
[00:21:40] GCAP, Global Combat Air Program. In
[00:21:44] this, still developing project, in addition to Germany and Japan,
[00:21:48] Italy also participates. aspect,
[00:23:50] because
[00:23:50] he
[00:23:56] talked there about Ukraine, as is known, currently
[00:23:59] South Korea has political claims against the leader of the Kyiv regime,
[00:24:03] who today very seriously let down the leadership of South Korea, but nevertheless
[00:24:07] Merz was ranting there about how Ukraine is
[00:24:11] an indicator of our alliance with you, such
[00:24:14] a commonwealth, that is, Germany,
[00:24:16] Singapore, South Korea, and Japan. That between
[00:24:20] the same Japan and South Korea there are still territorial disputes that
[00:24:24] may, if not today, then tomorrow, even escalate into a military conflict, that is,
[00:24:28] everything is very unstable there, everything is very difficult, but nevertheless, again,
[00:24:31] the aircraft, yes, this is again a very interesting project, that is,
[00:24:35] the European community could not build a fifth-generation fighter
[00:24:38] aircraft, but they decided to build a sixth-generation one right away, why
[00:24:42] not, why not, if the fifth
[00:24:45] didn't work out, let's build the sixth right away, I would like to remind you that in
[00:24:48] our aviation. the time
[00:24:51] between the entry into service of a fourth-generation fighter
[00:24:55] and a fifth-generation one was more than 35 years, and there
[00:24:58] 4+ is still a very difficult story, and he is already
[00:25:01] clapping his hands, again, they forgot about Great Britain,
[00:25:04] who were essentially the authors of this idea, even around
[00:25:08] 2021-2022 they started pushing it and
[00:25:12] even assembled a pool, that is, from Leonardo, from again
[00:25:16] representatives of the German defense industry and actually -
[00:25:20] Italy and now they are connecting Japan to this, that
[00:25:24] is, honestly, these are phantasmagoric projects,
[00:25:27] their objective reality, their implementation will not happen, what is
[00:25:30] interesting is that the President of Germany was essentially in China at that time,
[00:25:34] that is, while Merz was telling his new
[00:25:38] friends to reduce dependence on Beijing, the President
[00:25:41] of Germany was sitting in China at that time and on the contrary, he was saying, let's be friends,
[00:25:44] why is this happening now, what do they want, I
[00:25:48] think this is more likely what I called in my
[00:25:51] material a German two-move,
[00:25:54] maybe even a multi-move, that is, firstly, for the President of Germany,
[00:25:58] these are essentially already his final visits, he is essentially
[00:26:01] a departing politician.
[00:26:32] yes, again, right after he just returned from
[00:26:35] a European tour, a Scandinavian one, so his main goal is
[00:26:38] to fly somewhere, to come somewhere constantly, to give interview after
[00:26:42] interview, to create the appearance of work, because in
[00:26:46] his own country he does not think about his citizens, so maybe
[00:26:49] he will try to do something abroad,
[00:26:52] please, a small
[00:26:55] remark, I think the German expression "Gen Z"
[00:26:59] or how to correctly translate "regelt"
[00:27:02] means "decides," and
[00:27:05] "regulates" or "puts
[00:27:07] things in order." There's a small nuance here, this is not
[00:27:11] a jab at the translation, this is an explanation that the young
[00:27:14] generation, i.e., zoomers, those whom we call zoomers in Germany, came out and said, "Guys,
[00:27:18] we absolutely don't like your order,
[00:27:21] and we want to restore what was to normality, not what
[00:27:25] is happening now." And now about Merz, Merz went for money, and at the same time
[00:27:29] he is thinking not even about himself now, but about making his
[00:27:32] militaristic policy continue even after his departure,
[00:27:36] as he understands that it is inevitable, and most likely, the departure will be
[00:27:39] premature. He went for investments, and he went for markets
[00:27:42] for sales. Whether it will work out or not, that's the question. In the past, one could say
[00:27:46] that this is good foreign policy, in the present, this is actually
[00:27:49] a demonstration of the madness of the current German, well, and there are two
[00:27:52] directions, right, one must immediately add, this is the military direction and cars,
[00:27:56] automobiles, no, that's the same thing, sales markets, they need to sell, they are simply
[00:28:00] collapsing,
[00:28:02] the leaders of Asian states, it was precisely the stone of penetration, they were arguing about
[00:28:06] this, and above all, the debaters with him are precisely
[00:28:10] Japan, South Korea, who are also interested in promoting
[00:28:13] electric vehicles in Europe, and what did they argue with him about? Well, because
[00:28:17] of the restrictions that the European Union imposes on
[00:28:21] the import of foreign-made electric vehicles into its territory,
[00:28:24] primarily Asian, which is why Chinese cars, in fact,
[00:28:27] began, by the way, both South Korea and Japan are also
[00:28:31] developing these cars.
[00:28:38] jocular remark, if they want to build a sixth-generation
[00:28:42] fighter right after the fourth, then they need to go to Mongolia, which managed
[00:28:46] to build socialism right after feudalism without capitalism,
[00:28:49] maybe they will get something similar with fighters, well,
[00:28:53] but if we are more serious, this is what I think, looking at Merz, we,
[00:28:57] as sane people, assume that his
[00:29:00] goal is to make Germany richer. What if not? We talked
[00:29:04] about this, I read a letter from my German comrade, or rather
[00:29:08] a comrade from Germany, who says that in reality Germany's course is
[00:29:11] to bankrupt the country and then buy it up cheaply. These trips to God
[00:29:15] knows where, in reality, are just an imitation of vigorous
[00:29:19] activity, yes, it looks presentable, a typical
[00:29:22] diplomatic reception, a trip, beautiful cars, the press,
[00:29:25] shaking hands, something will be signed, 48 memorandums, nothing
[00:29:29] will come of it. It's clear that in reality, profit.
[00:29:44] Merz flew there to the border, repeating Trump's path in his first term, that is, he essentially copied his
[00:29:48] behavior, when Trump, remember, flew in his first cadence, you decide,
[00:29:52] is he copying Zelensky or Trump, he uses Zelensky's tactics so that
[00:29:55] his own voters don't overthrow him, and at the same time
[00:29:59] he tries to impose his agenda, including on Trump.
[00:30:03] And look, now I'm walking between the two Koreas and
[00:30:06] telling the staff that we Germans also experienced
[00:30:10] the division of the country, then the unification of the country, so we and the South
[00:30:14] Koreans are brothers forever. Alexey, it's
[00:30:17] interesting that what unites these countries, if we think about it,
[00:30:20] and we will immediately get the answer. First, these are all countries with limited
[00:30:23] sovereignty, that is, and accordingly with very
[00:30:26] weak own, in fact, military power, which was deliberately
[00:30:30] cut after the Second World War. Well, South Korea
[00:30:34] has its own situation there, but there too, not overboard,
[00:30:37] but not among the top. The second point is that all these three countries,
[00:30:41] and Singapore, by the way, too, they are resource-deficient, and this
[00:30:45] immediately creates a contradiction that Merz cannot resolve. He
[00:30:48] indeed visits countries that have strong own
[00:30:51] economies, but he cannot bring them more gas, more
[00:30:55] oil, and he can only tell them, let's all militarize together, and the answer to
[00:30:59] this is very...