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00:00:00car rally roads of Glory. Our history, which takes place in the places
00:00:03of military glory of Russia and Belarus, its participants, and
00:00:06these are mainly young people, will travel thousands of kilometers across the territory of two
00:00:10countries to collect material about the Great Patriotic War in cities
00:00:14where stops will be made, in the Grodno region they visited
00:00:18Lida, in Lida Castle creative teams of the Rostov
00:00:21region gave a concert in the name of peace. For us
00:00:25it is a matter of principle, as for Russia and for
00:00:27Belarus, preservation.
00:01:00Secondly, not to forget history.
00:01:04Belarus and Tajikistan strengthen transport links, from
00:01:07August 29 the national airline of Tajikistan
00:01:10launches direct regular flights
00:01:12Dushanbe-Minsk. Flights will be operated once a week on
00:01:16Saturdays. The new route will simplify citizens' travel and
00:01:19open new opportunities for business, tourism and
00:01:23humanitarian contacts between
00:01:24countries.
00:01:36The process of redrawing the world order has begun, this process
00:01:40is not a matter of one day or one year, the task of the
00:01:42commander-in-chief Alexander Lukashenko is to bring his country into this process
00:01:46as strong as possible to withstand and bring it
00:01:50into the new geopolitical structure of the planet, at least not weaker.
00:01:54And also for a long time the main goal of Belarus and its president was to prevent war
00:01:58in its country. With this task, Alexander
00:02:01Grigoryevich copes amazingly. Alexander
00:02:04Lukashenko, as a leader in economics, is engaged in
00:02:07creating strategic opportunities, and all the rest of the
00:02:11power vertical, governments, embassies,
00:02:14governors and, of course, local authorities must take advantage of them. It is a strong economy,
00:02:18and not only today, but also tomorrow - this is the best protection against
00:02:21wars and other cataclysms. There is a well-known phrase that very
00:02:25accurately characterizes the basic approach of Alexander Grigoryevich to
00:02:28solving everything.
00:02:46Digital cooperation, increased exports, launching direct
00:02:48air communication. Belarus and Saudi Arabia are reaching a fundamentally new
00:02:52level of economic interaction. The first
00:02:55fairy tale route connected Belarus and Uzbekistan. The Slavic
00:02:58Caravan project accelerates the delivery of goods by
00:03:01rail: tastings competition, Bakers tractor show,
00:03:04Grodno region invites to the Bread Festival, what is the recipe
00:03:08for that very father's bun, what is the secret of the popularity of
00:03:11Karavay-fest? Expert opinion. Edition of
00:03:142,000 copies, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus presented an English version of the book
00:03:18Our President. And for new knowledge to the top
00:03:21of the planet, a high school student from Vitebsk will go to the North Pole on an atomic
00:03:25icebreaker.
00:03:35Hello, while we are anxiously watching the military actions, at our border
00:03:39around Iran, there is another process, in which threats,
00:03:42perhaps, are no less, artificial intelligence, what will happen to
00:03:45us, while it is presented as a convenient assistant, but people listened to
00:03:49Elon Musk's new interview to The
00:03:52Economist, the very one who taught the whole world to decipher covers with
00:03:56predictions, they listened and saw the outlines of very...
00:04:09the reason of all humanity. Quote: nothing will remain that AI would do
00:04:12worse than a human, except perhaps the very ability to be
00:04:15human. Musk believes that the intelligence gap between AI
00:04:19and humans will become greater than the gap between a human and
00:04:22an ape. During the conversation, the editor-in-chief of The Economist directly asked
00:04:26Musk if he still estimates the risk of humanity's destruction
00:04:30at 10-20%. Musk confirmed this assessment, but
00:04:33added that the development of technologies can no longer be stopped,
00:04:37so you just need to, quote: enjoy the ride
00:04:40try to minimize the likelihood of a bad
00:04:43outcome. So, we will have today about Ukraine, and
00:04:47a little about the Middle East, and about the countries, the migration crisis in
00:04:50Spain, but I would like to start with what kind of peace
00:04:54people like Elon Musk are preparing for us? You know,
00:04:57it seems to me what is happening.
00:05:12the results of peasant labor on the land, in
00:05:16capitalist, in essence, quantified labor
00:05:20of a worker, then the service sector,
00:05:23now conditions are being created when our behavior can be appropriated,
00:05:27that is, artificial intelligence attentively
00:05:31analyzes our every click, our purchases, our
00:05:34preferences, on the basis of algorithms it can
00:05:38predict our behavior, our
00:05:40desires, we can still do this... Anglo-Saxon,
00:07:13it grew out of American modernism,
00:07:17this is a purely quantitative approach,
00:07:20in this regard, it, of course, really, I completely agree,
00:07:24threatens the sovereignty of thinking, that is, it essentially
00:07:27assumes, because algorithms, what is dangerous about them is that they offer a solution before
00:07:30a person realizes the problem, respectively,
00:07:34one's own manner of thinking, one's own way
00:07:37of thinking, atrophies, and in its place a universal
00:07:40Anglo-Saxon one is imposed, where... in general, with those ready-made
00:07:43priorities, yes, it's convenient, why not, but
00:07:46in essence, man is being transformed
00:07:49into practically a controlled ant,
00:07:52because Elon Musk's ideal, remember, there was a movie
00:07:56Avatar, where, in essence, all knowledge is in the tree, that is, in
00:07:59the Internet, in order to
00:08:02understand what to think, you need to connect to it, that is, to this Internet,
00:08:05and so you can experience emotions indefinitely, that is,
00:08:09in essence, this is a technology for transforming humanity.
00:08:42that the same ChatGPT is unprofitable for those who own it, because, as
00:08:46such specialists say, maintaining
00:08:49video card servers is more expensive than this $20 subscription that an ordinary
00:08:52person pays for it, so they say they are willing to pay huge
00:08:56money to someone who understands how to monetize all this story, but the main story is
00:09:00that a robot is more expensive than most of the world's population, whose
00:09:03labor costs literally pennies, that is, this indicates
00:09:07that they are trying to implement this picture at an accelerated pace,
00:09:10of course, of course, they are trying to accelerate. sell, among other things,
00:09:14so that, again, there are no alternatives, because in fact,
00:09:18what is marketing imposed, you spent resources on one
00:09:22basket, you have no opportunity to go a different way,
00:09:26yes, that is, in this regard, this is pushing, well,
00:09:29properly speaking, PayPal did it that way, why do I say that Elon Musk is one
00:09:32of the members of the PayPal mafia, they actually earned money exactly like that,
00:09:36when other alternative payment systems
00:09:39were pushed out by being developed.
00:09:53not only some products or services, but also any
00:09:56idea, any behavior pattern and so on,
00:09:59absolutely everything, only one thing, the thing is that in essence, artificial intelligence,
00:10:03this one based on the brown approach, which was created,
00:10:07is actually very well suited for working with inanimate nature and
00:10:10absolutely catastrophic when we extrapolate it to the social
00:10:14world, to the human world, especially to the world
00:10:18of human values, this is the most,
00:10:21well, meanwhile, and this is a separate battlefield.
00:10:25China is creating a global AI alliance in opposition to the US. Xi Jinping announced
00:10:29the creation of a global organization for cooperation in artificial intelligence with
00:10:33headquarters in Shanghai. 29 countries, including Belarus,
00:10:36became co-founders. Western states are not on the
00:10:40list. Thus, Beijing offers the global South technology and
00:10:43training. Washington reacts immediately, accusing of stealing
00:10:47models, threatening sanctions and so on. Andrey,
00:10:50here is another split we see into at least two poles in
00:10:54the world. You know, this is still very
00:10:55unequal, plus because that organization,
00:10:58which is today under China or with China, it is technologically completely dependent
00:11:01on China, that is, there are countries that are either under
00:11:05sanctions, or they have a weak component base, that is, they will not surpass China, and
00:11:09the Chinese offer them, in essence, to work with Chinese
00:11:11technologies, well, let's say, to distance them from the West, because
00:11:15the second bloc is the USA and Britain, there is full adaptation, that is,
00:11:19Elon Musk, who tells us about Rails, this is that very complete
00:11:23rejection of the state.
00:12:55There was an interesting conversation with the President of Belarus when they discussed
00:12:58the concept of the Academy of Intellectual Technologies, and there was
00:13:02a question about something, please, here they should train
00:13:05specialists capable of creating their own
00:13:09solutions in the most promising
00:13:12industries, well, as is fashionable now
00:13:15to talk about artificial intelligence, new
00:13:19materials, digital industry,
00:13:22quantum technologies, besides educational...
00:14:55begin to experience an oil shortage in Southeast Asia, this is the main
00:14:58manufacturing center, the feeling is that we are artificially being pushed to
00:15:02the end of the raw material era and the beginning of the digital era as soon as possible,
00:15:06does it look like that,
00:15:09well, here I'm not entirely sure, I recently
00:15:11analyzed the oil refining system,
00:15:15well, as it is, oil itself, it gradually, well, raw materials
00:15:19are raw materials, yes, oil refining, its profitability
00:15:23and margin from this process.
00:15:25It greatly depends on the dynamics, on
00:15:29the amplitudes, and let's say, a conflict, and the amplitude of
00:15:32refining went up once. But there is one
00:15:35trend, that's what it started with.
00:15:50for conflicts in Ukraine, in Iran. Uh-huh. You understand how the
00:15:53bar is rising. And when I started analyzing, I realized
00:15:57that all these situations are not
00:16:00accidental, they are interconnected.
00:16:03The West, especially the US, has learned to squeeze all the juice
00:16:07from these conflicts, because the margin is growing, this is just
00:16:11an example of oil refining, but there are other things,
00:16:15so to say that the digital sphere,
00:16:17yes, will become also a subject or part of all
00:16:20these conflicts, it is quite possible, it's just that the conflicts will be different, you see, well,
00:16:24it's hard to imagine that one will completely replace the other, because energy is still needed
00:16:28to power all these, you know, I think that
00:16:31America is now simply trying to be the first to break into
00:16:35the sixth technological paradigm - this includes robotics, but this requires
00:16:39resources, the dollar, as the main resource that
00:16:43allowed America to receive non-equivalent exchange and
00:16:46huge profits, it no longer works,
00:16:49accordingly, the Trump administration is now trying
00:16:53to create, so to speak, a global rent in three
00:16:56key areas, this is
00:16:58artificial intelligence, that is, they want to impose their electronic
00:17:02platforms on almost the maximum number of their allies.
00:17:05well, with the exception of China and as you correctly
00:17:09said countries under sanctions,
00:17:12the second is energy control, that is,
00:17:15the United States has now lost its advantage in producing
00:17:19better quality, cheaper goods, they want to take control
00:17:22of the integral part of any industrial
00:17:26production, energy, they, we already talked
00:17:30about this, they have already taken control of Nigeria,
00:17:33Venezuela, they entered Iran. Ideally,
00:17:36the ideal scenario was to take control of Iran through
00:17:40the assassination of the leadership of this country, it
00:17:43didn't work out, a resounding failure, they
00:17:47move on to plan B, and if so, then let no one have it,
00:17:51let's plunge the entire Middle East into a regional conflict,
00:17:54a blow to China too, and this is precisely a blow
00:17:58to China, yes, although if they had taken control
00:18:01of Iran, then they would have put pressure on China through oil prices
00:18:05and oil supplies. The third is the creation
00:18:09of these large local conflicts, you are absolutely right, the US has always
00:18:13profited from this, that is, they sold
00:18:16security, they sold military-industrial complex, their
00:18:20weapons, because look, the same
00:18:22Ukraine, still more than 50% of all supplies
00:18:26are paid for by the European Union, and produced by the American
00:18:30military-industrial complex, that is, they begin to trade
00:18:33weapons, and these are huge profits, at the expense of
00:18:36these three...
00:20:37cannot win without destroying the region, so it will drag on
00:20:41for some time, I think that at least until the midterm elections to
00:20:44Congress, where then it can turn into some hot phase
00:20:48or some kind of. starting
00:21:06with Saudi Arabia, they sold, nominated oil for dollars, two figures
00:21:10tried to sell oil
00:21:14not for dollars, it was Saddam Hussein, sold for euros, and
00:21:17Muammar Gaddafi for gold dinar, we know what happened to him... The States
00:21:29would have possibly reconciled with control over Iran,
00:21:33if it had not dealt a very strong blow to
00:21:36the petrodollar, and a blow to the petrodollar is a blow to
00:21:39the American economy, it means inflation, it means
00:21:43economic laws that until now could be ignored,
00:21:46that could be disregarded list.
00:23:50and as it were, Ukraine, yes, they are waging two different
00:23:54wars, Russia is waging a very
00:23:57specific military operation, which is
00:24:01designed to achieve goals on the ground. This is an extremely
00:24:04media-unpopular, unpopular tool, it is very
00:24:08difficult to present it beautifully in the mass
00:24:11media, but it ensures
00:24:14a steady, systematic
00:24:18victory precisely on the ground.
00:24:21And Ukraine is waging, understanding that they cannot cope on the ground,
00:24:24even with the technological support of the European Union and
00:24:28the USA, they are waging a cognitive, information
00:24:31war, these strikes on
00:24:34oil refineries, drone flights, all these
00:24:37measures, they actually do not greatly affect the military
00:24:41potential of Russia, but media
00:24:44propaganda creates the impression
00:24:47that Ukraine is winning, on what...
00:25:50he has been pursuing the same line from the very beginning of the conflict, that we are allegedly
00:25:54the aggressor, which means that we need to be somehow removed from the peace process, I think
00:25:57this is an order from the Poles, an order from the Baltic states, they act in concert, all
00:26:01these provocations that were.
00:26:32some kind of primitive thinking that simply does not fit with this new
00:26:36era. What are the strikes on Wildberries in this case primarily? It is clear that there is tension
00:26:39among entrepreneurs, the banking
00:26:42system, general social discontent. Is there anything else we
00:26:46should see in this? Well, as I see it, this is also a question of supplying new
00:26:49territories, because there are few small and medium-sized businesses, there are no
00:26:53stores, retail chains, like here, pick-up points are a way to
00:26:56properly receive goods there, if you look at the geography of strikes, how Ukraine
00:27:00delivers them, this is large logistics, which works precisely from the south of Russia to the new
00:27:04territories, therefore this is part of the campaign that was on light, on water, which means,
00:27:08on depriving them of fuel, it is clear that, apparently, they want to continue to terrorize
00:27:11the new territories, this is important, secondly, why, for example, people
00:27:15ask, why don't they bomb Ozon, well, they say that Varis, it
00:27:19openly operates in the new territories under its signboard, that is, they are officially
00:27:22represented there, all other structures they invent something else there,
00:27:26another CEO Lerman is
00:27:29the largest Ukrainian drone manufacturer, he states that
00:28:32in essence, don't dig another pit, you will fall into it yourself, if you take
00:28:36strikes, but I don't think Zelensky doesn't understand Russian
00:28:40psychology so badly, because the Russian reaction
00:28:43to strikes on civilian infrastructure is
00:28:46a tightening of demands, but when you
00:28:50achieve this, why don't the authorities
00:28:53use more substantial weapons, why did they wait so long
00:28:56with ports, why did they wait so long with infrastructure, that
00:29:00is, pressure of such... ruling
00:29:33elites is in no way connected with Ukraine, that is, it is launched like
00:29:36a machine that will crash into a wall, which must fulfill its
00:29:40purpose, at the right moment, in fact, Zelensky and his company
00:29:43expect to jump off and find themselves in a completely different place with
00:29:47a different fate, well, there is also another such
00:29:49unpleasant such symbol of any
00:29:53new round of peace talks, it's every
00:29:56time when either the American delegation is going somewhere, or they understand that
00:30:00someone in Kyiv starts talking about the need to...
00:30:02talk, there will definitely be some bloody attack or incident,
00:30:06now there was a strike on the beach in Gelendzhik, where people died, including
00:30:10children, but this is anything but primarily
00:30:13it is the disruption of any peaceful potential, of course,
00:30:17of course, the disruption of anything, and I think that this is primarily
00:30:21MI6 planning, primarily this is a British
00:30:23game, this is a British handwriting, when with the help
00:30:27of terrorist attacks you disrupt these or other agreements, well, and
00:30:31a marker of that, well... Zaluzhny, who is now,
00:30:35who gave an interview, but in essence, he gave an interview purely
00:30:38on the theses written by MI6, it is clear that the interview
00:30:42is too smart for him, but we in this
00:30:45case we then understand that on Ukrainian territory, it is not
00:30:48Ukrainian or Russian and American interests that clash, but the British are not
00:30:52related to the Americans, the British with
00:30:55the Americans, this discourse does not disappear, the British
00:30:58are trying to take control of Europe, this discourse also
00:31:02does not... does not disappear, the Americans
00:31:04play their own game, it also does not disappear, in the end
00:31:08Zelensky, who tries to profit from
00:31:11everyone, and from all sides, he is also...
00:32:45here there is clearly a
00:32:48provocation of Russia for a very long time provoking
00:32:52tough measures. Then what do we have, Alexander Vladimirovich, we
00:32:55have no vision of that
00:32:59horizon where peace will loom, and it is
00:33:02not there, but nevertheless, all this must still come to
00:33:06an end. Well, we perfectly understand, and have said a hundred times
00:33:09even in this studio, that in order to end the war, yes,
00:33:13what needs to stop? financing it and
00:33:17providing weapons, that's it, but while this process
00:33:20is going on, all other talk is ridiculous, that is,
00:33:24those who finance must see a benefit in something else, in this case in
00:33:28the absence of war, well, at least stop financing it, if you don't
00:33:31pay for the service, yes, I say, the country is a mercenary, they
00:33:35pay for it to, that is, it turns out somewhere up there there is some
00:33:39division, this is for me, this is for you, they can't
00:33:42agree yet, and until they agree. Ukraine here is completely
00:33:46out of it. Well, let's talk about this very
00:33:50interesting statement that Valeriy
00:33:53Zaluzhny made. So, Ukraine will never join
00:33:56NATO, said the former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and now
00:34:00Ukraine's Ambassador to Great Britain, Valeriy Zaluzhny, at a general meeting of ambassadors in
00:34:04Kyiv. Well, the arguments are contradictory to begin with. On the one hand, Zaluzhny
00:34:07talks about outdated NATO doctrines from World War
00:34:10II. The alliance will need about 12 years of reforms to
00:34:14at least. matches the current level of Russia's
00:34:17defense potential, on the other hand, Zaluzhny stressed that Ukraine desperately
00:34:21needs Western technologies that NATO countries have.
00:34:24Well, here's the truly interesting part, the Ukrainian general
00:34:28said that the alternative is Ukraine joining new military
00:34:31alliances, for example, it could be about a future European security
00:34:35bloc or more close participation in
00:34:38the joint expeditionary forces led by Great Britain. Here,
00:34:42Kirillovich, you started this topic, please continue. Well,
00:34:45firstly, yes, if we take the constructions that
00:34:48are laid, here are laid, the first thing,
00:34:51Zaluzhny said that Ukraine surpasses, in fact,
00:34:55greatly surpasses both Europe and NATO. The first
00:34:58thing, for a Ukrainian to hear, he needs to be praised, told that he
00:35:02surpasses someone, this is the first,
00:35:06of course, a myth, from the point of view of practical combat, for a single
00:35:09soldier, this looks like the truth, from the point of view that
00:35:13they fight with weapons on...
00:36:27that this is a different reality, it doesn't work for us, it doesn't
00:36:31work for us, well, but there is the magic of words, that we called it
00:36:35differently, so this is already a different reality, it doesn't
00:36:38work, well, again, in Russia it won't work like that, but the thing
00:36:41is that, yes, in Britain, it's a classic case, when during
00:36:45the Cromwellian revolution, the troops
00:36:48of the rebellious parliament attacked
00:36:51the king with the cry "for the king", this is again
00:36:54English,
00:37:27Denmark is trying to take control of part of Northern Europe, this is
00:37:31the project that received such a beautiful name Northern
00:37:34Hansa, and for this they, of course,
00:37:38will need mercenaries, they perfectly understand that Europeans
00:37:42cannot and do not want to fight, they will be
00:37:45ready to offer this expendable function, no longer to
00:37:49Ukraine as a state, but to the Armed Forces of Ukraine
00:37:53as a private military company that will
00:37:56perform.
00:38:57do you agree with such? The editors showed good footage of the meeting
00:39:00between Burnham, the new British Prime Minister, and Zelensky, they are even dressed identically,
00:39:04black jackets, black shirts, well, you swore, man, that 100%,
00:39:08yes, this is symbolism, and of course, after this meeting, the task
00:39:11was given to work out this very agenda, we passed it down the vertical, apparently the new
00:39:15prime minister, as it were, confirms the old task, so
00:39:18well, of course, it is absolutely correctly noted that
00:39:22it is not through the mouth of Ukraine that this very Zaluzhny speaks, well,
00:39:25unfortunately, we see a warship, yes... naval exercises that
00:39:29were moved from the Black Sea, which were originally planned against Russia, that is, well,
00:39:33here it was already clear that nothing good should be expected, but a specific
00:39:36wording is yes, a question of sophistry, because
00:39:39Intermarium, Trimarium, some kind of this Northern Hansa, whatever,
00:39:43we have heard all this for the last 10 years, that is, an hostile
00:39:47bloc is being formed against Belarus, from our side, as it were, from the other side
00:39:50of our balcony, there will definitely be Poles, I think, the Baltic states as a bridgehead, and also
00:39:54possibly Northern Europe as such a donor, some kind of, yes... a bridgehead
00:39:58for cargo there, St. Petersburg and so on, that is, well, this most difficult
00:40:01geographical situation still remains, which will
00:40:05permanently put pressure on us, will demand from us
00:40:08such constant vigilance there, social, political, there, I don't
00:40:12know, humanitarian, and you know, the president's words were almost verbatim about
00:40:15the fact that the European Union is turning into a military bloc, this was said not so long ago, but
00:40:19people should think about it again, it's no longer an economic union, as they
00:40:22told us, a labor market, capital, no, it's a military bloc, and
00:40:26they already... express this in the form of military plans, unfortunately, very
00:40:30briefly, since we started talking about the British, I simply cannot help but notice, looking through
00:40:34the news, there was generally an interesting line of prime ministers from
00:40:37Johnson to the current one, so the Prime Minister of Great Britain Andy
00:40:41Burnham went on vacation two weeks after
00:40:45taking the head of government's seat, reported The
00:40:48Times with reference to a representative of the office, well, apparently there are more
00:40:51important matters, that is, he was appointed 2 weeks ago, excuse me, I have a vacation
00:40:55scheduled, so nothing. The fact is that, in reality,
00:40:59it doesn't matter who ends up in the government, including as prime minister in Britain,
00:41:03this is an absolutely variable thing,
00:41:07The thing is that, in essence, the minister
00:41:10has the right to dismiss or appoint only two people, his assistant
00:41:14and his referent, and he is not even involved in
00:41:17the budget, this is the top figure, because in reality, everything is decided by
00:41:21the British Civil Service, this is the civil service, these are career
00:41:25servants who are appointed, and...
00:41:28no, they are not elected, and if we take civil servants
00:41:32of category A, then it's mostly, strangely enough, the English
00:41:35British aristocracy, that is,
00:41:39the embodiment -
00:41:48like a lady, a lady should start dressing like a maid, these English
00:41:51aristocrats, with the advent of the electoral system, they
00:41:54dressed up as servants, they put on these very simple
00:41:58modest suits, and in general, they decide
00:42:01absolutely everything that will happen, at the top
00:42:05is the electoral blow, and claims from the electorate,
00:42:09dissatisfaction.
00:42:40that Madrid is taking revenge, and what this entails for the entire European Union, we'll talk about very
00:42:43soon.
00:42:48Revolutionary crisis in Spain, the enclave of Ceuta in North Africa experienced
00:42:52an unprecedented influx of migrants, up to 60,000 people simultaneously
00:42:55tried to break through to European territory by land and by swimming,
00:42:59it quickly became obvious that the police couldn't cope, they had to call in
00:43:02the military, and this crisis is called artificial and provoked,
00:43:06why? Well, Morocco is considered an important ally of the US and Israel in the region.
00:43:18Usually, Moroccan services strictly restrain migrants, however,
00:43:22on July 30, the border virtually collapsed, a day later,
00:43:25Spain and Morocco quickly activated the accelerated
00:43:29repatriation regime. The speed of returning migrants to Moroccan territory
00:43:32reached 150 people per minute. On
00:43:36Saturday, it was already reported that more than... had been sent back.
00:44:40and we will not respect your interests,
00:44:43yes, that's why this move was made, from
00:44:46our, let's say, position it was also clear
00:44:49that when we said: guys, you are imposing sanctions against us, you
00:44:53are trying to harm us, you call us enemies
00:44:57and demand that we guard your
00:44:59border, well, we just disabled this
00:45:02function in favor of the European Union, they
00:45:06cried, now they howled, you see?
00:45:40how Spain Madrid refused
00:45:43to help the Pentagon
00:45:45attack from their strongholds,
00:45:49in this case, Iranian positions, then of course it
00:45:53is quite this key is located
00:45:56somewhere in the vicinity of the White House, which for cutting
00:46:00Trump out of the Spanish national team's photo,
00:46:04who was photographed with them during the award ceremony, so it's
00:46:07clearly visible there. mutual dislike already,
00:46:11everything is fine here, there I
00:46:14think not only the United States, but also Israel, especially if you look
00:46:18at the comments, accordingly, which appeared on official
00:46:21Israeli accounts, it is clear that this is a staged
00:46:24thing, but most importantly, it is clear that this is only the first
00:46:28test case, that is, in this regard, Spain simply
00:46:32turned out to be a convenient pretext to test how
00:46:35it will go further, weaknesses have been identified, and further
00:46:39that... to Europe, in general, migrant masses will be directed and
00:46:43migrant weapons will be already
00:46:46more precisely zoned, more precisely
00:46:50oriented, but this absolutely like... causes doubts, that is, it was a
00:46:54trial run, it turned out successful for
00:46:57migrants, unsuccessful and catastrophic for both Spain and
00:47:00the European Union, and further we need to wait for the second round,
00:47:04which will be much better prepared, they will tie it, as you
00:47:07think - to any situation when the States
00:47:11need to destabilize Europe, that is, in this
00:47:14regard, as soon as this need arises,
00:47:17disagreements will arise, disputes will arise, it will always be possible to
00:47:20show this, Andrey Vach, do you agree? that this is a blow not so much to Spain as to
00:47:24the entire European Union. Yes, first of all, to the entire
00:47:27European Union. The United States of America are making
00:47:31it clear who is in charge. Moreover, I completely agree,
00:47:35they are testing the limits of the European
00:47:38Union's resilience, and they see that they are not able
00:47:42to show a common position to protect
00:47:45common interests. Look at Italy, it immediately
00:47:49suspended the Schengen agreement. for generally, in
00:47:53principle, all institutions of the European Union, because the Schengen agreement
00:47:56is a key point, as we constantly say, the thing
00:48:00is that the European Union is in
00:48:03a permanent crisis, and this crisis is constantly
00:48:06deepening, Western Europe has abandoned its
00:48:10spiritual donkeys of Christianity, it has abandoned
00:48:13Roman law, by and large, switching
00:48:16to a certain order and
00:48:19rules, at the last minute... they,
00:48:23they have no commonality, there are such big differences
00:48:27between countries that to keep this political
00:48:30association, I just don't see how, especially since the United
00:48:33States are now using the European Union as
00:48:36food, they are sucking out of
00:48:39the EU, financial resources,
00:48:41human capital, it turns out that these kinds of
00:48:45conflicts, problems and a slow decline
00:48:49in living standards are beneficial to the United States.
00:48:58migrants, yes, look how terrible it is, like a zombie apocalypse,
00:49:01yes, they showed pictures from zombie movies,
00:49:04Andrey, what do you see in this, well, if you look at the map of Europe, then
00:49:08Trump has almost no allies in power there, their task is to ensure that
00:49:12right-wing populist parties, which are oriented
00:49:15towards Americans, gradually gain ratings, and you don't even have to conquer all of Spain,
00:49:19these terrible pictures that are circulating today throughout the West are enough. in Europe
00:49:23as such a horror story, that look, migrants will soon conquer us all,
00:49:27in general, this is a message from American media, because Elon Musk also
00:49:30posted this, major publications that are connected with Republicans and
00:49:34Democrats, that is, they worked on Europe as they should, that is,
00:49:37further, in order to raise the ratings of right-wing populists, they will constantly
00:49:40throw in targeted accounts, well, such new stories, while
00:49:44of course, we will say that the Spaniards themselves really set themselves up, because they
00:49:48made a very unfortunate decision in April to amnesty
00:49:51half a million.
00:50:52And I, honestly, when I was listening to Andrey, I was simultaneously
00:50:56thinking how I should formulate the final question, because
00:50:59no matter how you look at it, it reeks of conspiracy, and
00:51:03we are serious people,
00:51:07so the last thing I'd want to do is look like a conspiracy theorist,
00:51:10although we already discussed UFOs after
00:51:13Trump promised to release all the data, but I still
00:51:17can't help but share such feelings that
00:51:21there are certain imposed things... both for Western countries and for the global
00:51:25South, because it's hard to believe that there is some objective
00:51:28historical process that again and again pushes us into
00:51:31wars, again and again, which now pushes us into the cold
00:51:34embrace of robots, although the whole world says: no, we are not ready, look, this is
00:51:38not objective, that there is some objective historical process
00:51:42that even in the 21st century does not allow us to deal with hunger,
00:51:46and we see in different regions of the world, well, such a paradoxical
00:51:49picture, bare-assed, but with a smartphone. these
00:51:52logical and illogical imbalances make one think
00:51:56that someone possesses some colossal power
00:52:00resource, be it energy, financial, that forces
00:52:03even such powerful...
00:55:05everyone has the common starting right to be equal,
00:55:09or are there civilized peoples and
00:55:12barbarians, is there hierarchy and coercion,
00:55:15these two concepts are at war with each other, and today we
00:55:19see them entering another clinch, someone
00:55:23is trying to maintain their hierarchy, someone
00:55:26is trying to maintain a privileged position at the expense
00:55:29of masses of other people, that's what I think,
00:55:33that the movement...
00:56:05So, to elect a director while being an employee, well, they'll quickly correct
00:56:08you and fire that person. That is, Western politicians
00:56:12in this regard are just hired workers of that very large
00:56:15capital, and we can't even comprehend the scale of influence
00:56:18of individual corporations, because, well, we remembered the East India Company, right, that was
00:56:22200 years ago, did it just disappear on its own, yes, it has
00:56:25enormous capital and influence, or did it turn into something incomprehensible to us,
00:56:29some funds, capital, where families hold their own
00:56:32property, which they pass down for many, many centuries.
00:57:47In general, it gives the impression that it's about devaluing
00:57:51this dollar, right, and BlackRock could for pennies,
00:57:54such as BlackRock could for pennies buy out everything that
00:57:58was left in this America, and further, further
00:58:01everyone lives on rent, the whole world,
00:58:05Americans there, Europeans, that is, everything
00:58:08lives on rent, renting from the same BlockRock,
00:58:12housing, there resources, energy there everything, that is,
00:58:16it turns out.
00:58:47plays on exchanges, buys some stocks, there
00:58:51the margin fluctuates, that is, you understand, how
00:58:54today the redistribution of the world, it turns out, is happening at the expense of
00:58:57pensioners, well, thank
01:00:57Good evening, this is Panorama live, in the studio Ekaterina.