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00:00:00season was indeed successful for the synchronized swimmer, the girl
00:00:04made it onto the podium at all the World Cup stages she managed
00:00:07to reach, and those the Belarusian mamates won a
00:00:10total of six awards, one gold, four silver and one bronze.
00:02:56Hello, while we anxiously watch the military actions near our borders,
00:03:00there is another process around Iran where the threats,
00:03:03perhaps, are no less: artificial intelligence. What will happen to
00:03:06us? For now, it is presented as a convenient assistant, but people
00:03:10listened to Elon Musk's new interview with The
00:03:13Economist, the same one that taught the whole world to decipher
00:03:16covers with predictions, they listened and saw the outlines
00:03:20of a very strange world that techno-trillionaires are preparing for us. Here
00:03:23are just a few points according to Musk. In 5 years, artificial
00:03:27intelligence will surpass the combined intelligence of all humanity. Quote: "There
00:03:30will be absolutely nothing that it would do worse than a human,
00:03:34except, perhaps, the very ability to be human." Musk believes that
00:03:38the intelligence gap between AI and humans will become greater than the gap
00:03:41between humans and monkeys. During the conversation, the editor-in-chief
00:03:45of The Economist directly asked Musk if he still estimates the risk
00:03:48of humanity's destruction at 10-20%. Musk
00:03:52confirmed this estimate, but added that technological development
00:03:56can no longer be stopped, so it's just a quote:
00:08:42in one basket, you have no opportunity to go another
00:08:45way, right? That is, in this regard, this pushing,
00:08:49well, PayPal actually did that, which is why I say that Elon Musk
00:08:52is one of the members of the PayPal mafia, they actually
00:08:56earned money exactly like that, when other alternative payment systems
00:09:00were pushed out due to the fact that they developed
00:09:04completely, despite any moral or any
00:09:08other restrictions, well, just so everyone understands that you can also
00:09:11offer - let's say, unobtrusively not only some
00:09:14products or services, but also any idea,
00:09:17any behavior pattern, and so on and so forth, one
00:09:21thing, the fact is that in essence, artificial intelligence, this
00:09:25cinnamon-based approach that was created, it actually
00:09:28works very well for working with inanimate nature and is absolutely
00:09:32catastrophic when we extrapolate it to the social world,
00:09:35to the human world, especially to the world
00:09:38of human values, this is the most important thing here.
00:09:41Meanwhile, AI - and this is a separate battlefield:
00:09:44China is creating a global AI alliance in opposition
00:09:48to the USA. Xi Jinping announced the creation of a global organization for
00:09:51cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence with headquarters in Shanghai.
00:09:55Twenty-nine countries, including Belarus, became co-founders.
00:09:58There are no Western states on the list. Thus, Beijing offers
00:10:02technology and training to the global South. Washington reacts
00:10:06immediately, accusing of stealing AI models, threatening sanctions, and
00:10:09so on. Andrey, here's another
00:10:13split into at least two poles in the world. Well, you know, these are still very
00:10:16unequal poles, because the organization that is under
00:10:19China today or with China, it technologically depends entirely
00:10:23on China, that is, there are countries that, well...
00:10:37well, let's say, to distance them from the West, because the second bloc is the USA and Britain, there is full improvisation, that is, Elon
00:10:40Musk, who tells us, this is the same complete
00:10:43rejection of state control, so let's develop all this, and then
00:10:47we'll see what happens. Well, the third bloc is Western Europe, which has not yet
00:10:51made its choice, that is, they still have something, but they are already a little bit
00:10:55getting from the Americans and from China, plus they don't have these big data that are in
00:10:58American data centers today, so, well, let's say,
00:11:02the world has split, but this split in quality,
00:11:05in its composition, it is still very unequal, so yes, Belarus is with China today, that is,
00:11:09we generally understand that we depend on them for component base,
00:11:13yes, for software today, if the Americans cut us off tomorrow, well, with whom will we
00:11:17work and how will we develop? But there is also, of course, Russia, they have a certain
00:11:20approach, they are also trying, let's say, through energy somewhere
00:11:23and...
00:12:25here they should train specialists
00:12:27capable of creating their own solutions in the most
00:12:30promising industries, well, as it is fashionable
00:12:34now to talk about artificial
00:12:38intelligence, new materials,
00:12:41digital industry, quantum technologies. In addition to
00:12:44the educational track, the academy should become one of
00:12:48the key tools in ensuring technological
00:12:51sovereignty.
00:12:55this should also be considered as a link in this movement, so as not to lose
00:12:58pace again and not get lost when these two giants,
00:13:02the United States and China, develop not just
00:13:05new technologies, but new worlds, well, the point
00:13:08is that, of course, this is already part of the general
00:13:11process, and to be in this process,
00:13:15you need to have competencies first and foremost,
00:13:18and I'll say this, the trend is that you don't just
00:13:22need to buy and master something, yes, but also to have
00:13:25your own sovereign element
00:13:28or product, because to
00:13:31be part of something, yes, you need to offer
00:13:34something, not just be a consumer, so
00:13:38yes, we thought about the fact that since we are going into the future,
00:13:41yes, then the specialists
00:13:45who will create this future must be forged
00:13:48here, right here on their own land, in their own interests,
00:13:52in their own tasks that the country faces. Therefore, everything
00:13:55is correct, well, now, to conclude this topic, let's throw a bridge to the next conversation
00:13:59that awaits us,
00:14:01if we look at the two main global conflicts that the whole world is following,
00:14:05this is the Ukrainian conflict, the Middle East, then this is all about oil,
00:14:09we see that there are problems with the Hormuz Strait, tension in
00:14:13the Persian Gulf, Southeast Asia is beginning to experience an oil
00:14:16shortage, this is the main producing center, the feeling is that we
00:14:19are artificially being pushed towards the end of the raw material era.
00:14:23there is one tendency, that
00:14:55what the Persian Gulf started
00:14:58with in ninety-one, that is, what
00:15:02it came to afterwards, that is, this peak, rise,
00:15:05yes, today is a launchpad
00:15:09for conflicts in Ukraine in Iran, understand,
00:15:13how the bar is rising, when I started to analyze, I
00:15:17realized that all these situations are not
00:15:20accidental, they are interconnected,
00:15:24the West... especially the USA has learned to squeeze all the juice out of
00:15:28these conflicts, because the margin is growing, this is just
00:15:32an example of oil refining, and there are other things there,
00:15:35so to say that - this is precisely the digital
00:15:39sphere will also become a subject or
00:15:42part of all these conflicts, it is quite possible, it's just that the conflicts will be
00:15:46different, you understand? well, it's hard to imagine that this will completely replace one another,
00:15:49because energy is still needed to power all these fields.
00:15:53It seems to me that America is now simply trying to break through
00:15:57first into the sixth technological order, this is robotics, but
00:16:01for this, resources are needed, the dollar as the main
00:16:04resource that allowed America to receive non-equivalent
00:16:08exchange and huge profits, it no longer
00:16:10works, accordingly, the Trump administration is now
00:16:14trying to create, so to speak, a global rent
00:16:17in three key areas, this is
00:16:21artificial intelligence, that is, they want to impose their electronic
00:16:24platforms on practically the maximum number of their
00:16:27allies, well, with the exception of China, and as you correctly
00:16:31said, to countries under sanctions,
00:16:34the second is control of energy. That is,
00:16:38the USA has now lost its advantage in producing
00:16:41higher quality, cheaper goods, they want to take control
00:16:45of the integral part of any industrial
00:16:48production, energy. They, well, I have already
00:16:52spoken about this, they have already taken control of Nigeria,
00:16:55Venezuela, they have entered Iran, ideally,
00:16:59the ideal scenario was to take control of Iran by
00:17:02killing the leadership of this country, it didn't work out,
00:17:06a resounding failure.
00:18:09Well, let's talk about Ukraine then, especially about the initiatives that
00:18:12the Americans are now putting forward, who are trying to present themselves
00:18:15as doves of peace, but what should
00:18:19actually be seen in all these processes, let's talk about it: Ukraine,
00:18:22is there a chance for peace, and the arrival of the American delegation in Kyiv.
00:18:26Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff will visit Ukraine in the second half of August
00:18:29as part of events for the thirty-fifth anniversary of independence.
00:18:32This is the first visit of US diplomats under Trump. I remind you that
00:18:36the trip is already two.
00:19:07Democrats, that is, Trump, of course, against the background
00:19:10of the Iranian failure, would have been interested in putting
00:19:13at least some point, but rather, speaking in commercial terms, selling
00:19:17the situation while it can still be sold, because tomorrow it will cease
00:19:21to be salable, that is, now we see that after the energy war,
00:19:24the infrastructure war that Zelensky unleashed, the price
00:19:28of Ukraine for the West is becoming absolutely
00:19:31unbearable, infrastructure costs
00:19:34are growing, and paying for it will soon be impossible. That is,
00:19:37this asset will soon cease to be salable, that
00:19:40is, it will soon no longer be possible to sell it, so Trump naturally seeks
00:19:44to close the deal, especially against the background of the situation in Iran
00:19:48becoming unsolvable, ah,
00:19:51there, well, there's a structurally unsolvable conflict, that is, whatever
00:19:55is said, Iran cannot retreat, the US cannot win
00:19:59without destroying the region, so it will drag on for some time, I think
00:20:03at least until the midterm elections in Congress, where then
00:20:07it can... transition into some hot phase or something will arise because there is
00:20:10a negative scenario up to a ground operation, the fact is that
00:20:14yes, the US is losing the most important thing with Iran,
00:20:17they are losing oil and the dollar, because the second contour of the dollar,
00:20:21the external contour of the dollar, it
00:20:24was provided by the fact that the countries of the Persian Gulf, starting with Saudi
00:20:27Arabia, sold, denominated oil in dollars, two
00:20:31figures tried to sell oil not
00:20:34in dollars, this was Saddam Hussein sold in euros, and Muammar
00:20:38Gaddafi for gold dinar, we know what happened to them, in this regard,
00:20:42today almost half of the oil that comes out of
00:20:45the Persian Gulf, Iran takes in yuan,
00:20:49the US would have reconciled, perhaps, with
00:20:52control of Iran, if it didn't
00:20:55hit the petrodollar very hard, and a blow to the
00:20:59petrodollar is a blow to the American economy, this is hello
00:21:02inflation, this is hello economic laws that until now
00:21:05could be ignored, which could be spit on, a list of 30
00:21:09trillion in external debt, yes, yes, yes, and all this is starting to work now, because before
00:21:13that, the external contour of the dollar allowed the US to export
00:21:16inflation to all countries of the world, let's still return to
00:21:20Ukraine and listen to Rubia, so what can we expect from them, US Secretary
00:21:24of State, please, in the next few weeks, we
00:21:28will try to understand if it is possible to resume negotiations between the two sides and end
00:21:31this war, but we also understand that both sides have very
00:21:35strict red lines, until we manage to at least slightly bring these
00:21:39positions closer, no progress will be made. Nevertheless, we are ready
00:21:42to act, the President instructed his team, if there is an opportunity
00:21:46to give new impetus to peace negotiations, use it.
00:22:02Russia demands that the territory
00:22:05of Ukraine eliminate the threat
00:22:09to the territorial integrity of the country. This has not
00:22:12changed. The United States of America are not
00:22:15interested in ending the war, they profit from it.
00:22:19of the Baltic States, they act in concert, all
00:25:20these provocations that were there, both the Latvian
00:25:23border, and before that there were Polish drones and everything else, statements that we
00:25:27are going to attack someone, in Suwalki, this all goes into the Ukrainian
00:25:31mainstream, as a rule, that is, even if the Americans are silent, these people constantly
00:25:34open their mouths, so there is a paradox in this, we started with the fact that the world
00:25:38is moving at full speed into this new technological
00:25:40context, new, yes, where
00:25:44everything will be subordinated to this, on the other hand, again, the same
00:25:47Latvians, as you said, closing borders.
00:26:03banking system, general social discontent, is there anything else we
00:26:06should see in this? Well, as I see it, this is also a question of supplying new
00:26:10territories, because there are few small and medium-sized businesses, there are no
00:26:13stores, retail chains, as here, order pickup points are a way
00:26:17to properly receive goods there, if you look at the geography of the strikes, Ukraine
00:26:21inflicts them, it's large logistics that works precisely from the south of Russia to the new
00:26:24territories, so this is part of the campaign that was about light, about water, that means
00:26:28about depriving them of fuel, it's clear that, well, it seems they want to terrorize the new territories
00:26:32even further, this is important, secondly, why, for example, do people
00:26:36ask, why don't they bomb Ozon? Well, they say that Wildberries
00:26:39operates openly in the new territories under its own sign, that is, they are officially
00:26:43represented there, all other structures invent different
00:26:46schemes for issuing orders, well, by the way, the head, Stillerman - this is the largest Ukrainian
00:26:50manufacturer of drones, he states verbatim that we will finish
00:26:53Wildberries, and then destroy Ozon, well, you know, they also say
00:26:57that Westerners are on the board of directors of Ozon, they probably won't finish it, well,
00:27:01briefly I will say that... it seems, again, that is, an attempt to put pressure on
00:27:05the authorities through some Russian elites, that is, terrorism as an ideology is also
00:27:08a means of intimidation, but we have heard these attempts, including this high-profile
00:27:12interview with Andrey Melnichenko, a businessman who put forward four
00:27:15scenarios a few weeks ago, remember, actively discussed all this, who and
00:27:19how is trying to outline scenarios for the Russian Federation, but nevertheless we see that the process
00:27:23is going on, this is in line with what you are saying, yes, but the fact is that if
00:27:27you take the strikes on Wildberries, take terrorism, it is actually
00:27:30the cherry on top for 40 days.
00:28:02because the Russian reaction to strikes on civilian
00:28:05infrastructure is a tightening
00:28:08of demands on the authorities, but when you achieve this,
00:28:11why don't the authorities use more substantial
00:28:15weapons, why did they wait so long with sports, why did they wait so long
00:28:19with infrastructure, that is,
00:28:22pressure of this kind on Russian society exclusively generates
00:28:25a reverse reaction, when it will generally be a transition to
00:28:29the fact that in reality -
00:30:02is too smart for him, but we are talking about this, in this
00:30:06case we then understand that on Ukrainian territory not Ukrainian, but
00:30:10Russian and American interests clash, and the British are hurt by relations with
00:30:13Americans, British with Americans, this
00:30:17discourse does not disappear, the British are trying to take control of
00:30:20Europe, this discourse also never disappears,
00:30:24Americans play their own game, it also does not disappear,
00:30:28in the end, Zelensky, who is trying
00:30:31to profit from everyone and from all sides, he is also
00:30:35a factor in these events. Ukraine is not
00:30:38a participant, it is exclusively an object that everyone is carving up. Alexander
00:30:42Vladimirovich, what is your view on all this? Well, first of all,
00:30:45in this whole situation, I see that Ukraine has long ceased to be a
00:30:49state, this country is a mercenary today,
00:30:53because it has nothing sovereign, not even
00:30:57a budget, it relies on funding, that is, like
00:31:00any such commercial structure.
00:31:46it turns out here, whoever is first,
00:31:49yes, that one is to blame, the next one is simply
00:31:53forced, therefore, when we say
00:31:57that Russians will be
00:31:59enraged about the strike on Gelendzhik,
00:32:03there are civilian casualties and so on, then
00:32:05here there is a clear
00:32:09provocation, Russia has been provoked
00:32:13for a very long time to take harsh measures, then? What do we have, Alexander Vladimirovich, we
00:32:16have an absence of a vision of that
00:32:19horizon on which peace will loom, and it is
00:32:23not there, well, nevertheless, all this must come to something,
00:32:26conclude, well, we understand perfectly well, and have said a hundred times
00:32:30even in this studio, that in order to end the war,
00:32:33yes, what needs to be done is to stop financing it
00:32:37and providing it with weapons, that's all, but while this process
00:32:41is ongoing, all other talk is nonsense, that is, for... never
00:33:16will join NATO, said the former
00:33:19Commander-in-Chief of the AFU, and now Ambassador of Ukraine to Great Britain, Valery Zaluzhny,
00:33:23at a general meeting of ambassadors in Kyiv. Well, the arguments are contradictory
00:33:26to begin with, on the one hand, Zaluzhny talks about outdated NATO doctrines
00:33:30from World War II, saying that the alliance would need about 12
00:33:33years of reforms to even half match the current
00:33:37level of Russia's defense potential. On the other hand,
00:33:39Zaluzhny stressed that Ukraine urgently needs Western technologies
00:33:43that NATO countries have.
00:34:15in fact, greatly surpasses both Europe and
00:34:18NATO. The first thing, for a Ukrainian to listen to you, you need to
00:34:21praise him, say that he surpasses someone. This is the first
00:34:25thing, of course, it's a myth. From the point of view of practical
00:34:28combat by an individual soldier, this seems
00:34:32true, from the point of view that they fight with NATO weapons and
00:34:35technologies, satellites - this is all a myth. Well, most of it
00:34:39is, no, the fact is that the professionalism that
00:34:42has been developed, in fact, it is not there.
00:35:45consciousness, if you legally call something differently, then it is a different
00:35:48reality, with us it does not work, with us it does not
00:35:52work, well, there there is the magic of words, that we
00:35:55called it differently, so this is already a different reality, it does not
00:35:58work, but again, in Russia it will not work, the fact is
00:36:02that yes, in Britain, a classic case, when during
00:36:05the Cromwellian revolution, the troops
00:36:07of the rebel parliament attacked
00:36:10the king with the cry "for the king," this...
00:36:13that the political body of the king is in
00:36:27parliament, wherever the king may be,
00:36:31that is, in this regard, these are purely British tricks
00:36:34that, well, absolutely do not apply to us, do not
00:36:37work, will not be convincing, and
00:36:40I think that no one will believe it, yes, but can
00:36:44I offer a version of these geopolitical scenarios, it seems to me that
00:36:47Great Britain is trying to take control of part of Northern
00:36:50Europe, this is the project that received such
00:36:53a beautiful name Northern Hanse,
00:36:57and for this they, of course, will need mercenaries, they
00:37:01perfectly understand that Europeans cannot fight and do not
00:37:04want to, they will be ready to offer this disposable
00:37:08function, no longer to Ukraine as a state, but
00:37:12to the AFU, as a private
00:37:15military company that will perform their
00:37:19tasks not only in Europe, but possibly somewhere else in
00:37:22the world, they are essentially restoring
00:37:25the East India Company.
00:37:45we agree that the Ukrainian ambassador to Great Britain spoke in Kyiv on behalf of the British, not Ukrainians,
00:37:49of course. The point is that Ukraine as a state no longer
00:37:51exists, for this territory the best
00:37:55scenario is that of a maid
00:41:07began to dress like a mistress, the mistress should begin to dress like
00:41:10a maid, these English aristocrats, with the advent
00:41:13of the electoral system, they changed clothes like servants, they put
00:41:17on these very simple modest costumes, well,
00:41:21in general, they decide absolutely everything that will happen,
00:41:25at the top the electoral blow. and claims from
00:41:28the electorate, discontent absorb
00:41:31themselves, those party activists who are
00:41:34appointed, who, listen, Vasya, you will now be
00:41:37prime minister, you will say something, yes, listen, well,
00:41:41we should owe the British a small
00:41:44island that has managed to go through all these geopolitical
00:41:48intricacies throughout its history, not only
00:41:51staying afloat, but also causing trouble where
00:41:55it benefits them. And let's take a short break: the migratory
00:41:58catastrophe in Spain, who is avenging Madrid and what
00:42:02are the consequences for the entire European Union, we'll talk very
00:42:04soon.
00:42:18Weekdays of Belarusian servicemen, training of recruits,
00:42:22exercises, as well as the latest models of military
00:42:25equipment. Only that country
00:42:28can be truly sovereign, this is especially true now,
00:42:31which has a strong, well-armed
00:42:34and loyal to the people and the state, army.
00:42:38of the Republic of Belarus, watch
00:43:10in the Arsenal project on
00:43:14Sundays on Belarus 24 channel.
00:43:29Migration crisis in Spain, the enclave of Ceuta in North Africa experienced
00:43:32an unprecedented influx of migrants, up to 60 thousand people at once
00:43:36tried to break through to European territory by land and by swimming.
00:43:39It quickly became obvious that the police couldn't cope, so the military had to be
00:43:42called in, and this crisis is called artificial and provoked,
00:43:46why? Well, Morocco is considered an important ally of the US and Israel in the region
00:43:50after the Abraham Accords, theoretically they could have used migration
00:43:54as leverage at the request of their senior partners, for example,
00:43:57sudden blindness of border guards. Usually Moroccan services
00:44:01strictly restrain migrants, however, on July 30, the border actually
00:44:04collapsed, a day later Spain and Morocco promptly
00:44:08activated the accelerated mode.
00:44:40this was demonstrated to be a truly effective
00:44:43instrumental move from the point of view of provoking
00:44:47a wave, it is clear that one can dig deep
00:44:51there, Algeria, something else, with whom Spain
00:44:55got involved, whose
00:44:56interests
00:45:00it did not respect, but the instrumentality
00:45:03of this process was colossal, it resembled
00:45:06an apocalypse, if you recall twenty-one.
00:45:10year, yes, at some point we were accused of instrumentally
00:45:13creating something, but again,
00:45:17Spain this time demonstrated, we will not
00:45:21respect your interests,
00:45:23yes, that's why this move happened, from our
00:45:27position, for example, it was also clear that when we said:
00:45:31guys, you impose sanctions against us, you try to harm us,
00:45:34you call us enemies and demand
00:45:38that we protect your border, yes, we
00:45:41just turned off this function in favor
00:45:45of the European Union, they cried, now
00:45:48they are howling, you understand, how, that is, based on
00:45:52this, I just want to say that Trump is not joking
00:45:55when he talks about Europe, that one of the
00:45:59stones it cannot lift is this migration
00:46:02policy, well, it's fair to say that those
00:46:06who see Washington's revenge in this - especially
00:46:10after
00:46:10Spain, Madrid refused
00:46:19to help
00:46:20the Pentagon
00:46:25attack from their
00:46:28strongholds in this case Iranian
00:46:31positions, well, of course, this key
00:46:34is located somewhere in the in the area of the White
00:46:38House. Just for cutting Trump out of the photo
00:46:42of the Spanish national team, who
00:46:45was photographed during the awards ceremony with them, that
00:46:48is, a clear mutual dislike
00:46:51is already visible there.
00:48:22to express a common position and protect
00:48:26common interests, look at Italy, it immediately
00:48:30suspended the Schengen agreement, but this is a crisis for all
00:48:33institutions of the European Union, because the Schengen
00:48:36agreement is a key moment, as we constantly
00:48:40talk about, the thing is that the European Union
00:48:43is in a permanent crisis, this crisis is constantly
00:48:47deepening, Western Europe has abandoned its
00:48:50spiritual foundations of Christianity.
00:49:52so that right-wing populist parties, which are oriented towards
00:49:56Americans, gradually gain ratings, and you don't even need to conquer all of Spain, these
00:49:59terrible pictures that are circulating today throughout Western Europe
00:50:03as a scarecrow, saying: "Look, migrants will soon conquer us all." In
00:50:07general, this is the message of the American media, because Elon Musk also
00:50:11posted this, large publications that are connected with Republicans and
00:50:14Democrats, that is, they worked on this Europe as they should, so then
00:50:18to raise the ratings of right-wing populists, they will constantly throw
00:50:21in targeted information.
00:50:26well, these kinds of new stories, and of course, let's say that the Spaniards themselves really messed up, because they made a very bad
00:50:30decision in April to grant amnesty to half a million migrants who are there, that
00:50:34is, they are given a passport and a residence permit for a year, well, that's fine, you can come over, sit
00:50:38it out somewhere then get a passport and a residence permit, well,
00:50:41the second decision of the Supreme Court, which allowed something about the sea there,
00:50:44it means, well, not
00:50:47to carry out deportation by a simplified procedure, but only by a court
00:50:51decision, that is, 6000... that's it,
00:51:23I consider it unequivocally, there are the USA,
00:51:25Israel,
00:51:27you know, we return to the end of the program, to what
00:51:31we started with, and I, honestly, when I was listening
00:51:34to Andrey, I was simultaneously thinking about how to formulate
00:51:38the final question, because no matter how you approach it,
00:51:41it reeks of conspiracy theories, and
00:51:45we are serious people, so the last thing I wanted
00:51:48was to look like conspiracists, although there was...
00:51:52we already discussed it after Trump promised to make all the
00:51:56data public, but I still can't help but share such
00:51:59feelings that there is a certain imposed scenario both for Western
00:52:03countries and for the global South, because it's hard
00:52:07to believe that there is some objective historical process that again and again
00:52:10pushes us into wars, again and which now
00:52:14pushes us into the cold embrace of robots, although the whole world says: no, we are not
00:52:17ready, look, it's not objective that there is some
00:52:21objective historical process that even in the 21st
00:52:24century does not allow us to cope with hunger, and we see in different
00:52:27regions of the world, well, such a paradoxical picture, with a bare
00:52:31butt, but with a smartphone, these distortions,
00:53:59of the United States, which formulate foreign policy, and
00:54:03investment banking capital. and new capital that
00:54:06arose around IT, and there the goals are quite honestly
00:54:10declared, which, well, any person
00:54:13would say that this is delusional conspiracy, that this
00:54:17can never be, but well, it is said, it
00:54:20is declared, and it happens, this is the logic
00:54:24of money movement, and as soon as we look at the fact that at
00:54:27all times, in all eras, there were people who, having
00:54:31concentrated a certain amount of money, began to serve it. does
00:55:43every person have the same starting
00:55:46right to be equal, or
00:55:50are there civilized peoples and barbarians,
00:55:53there is a hierarchy and coercion, these two
00:55:57concepts are at war with each other, and today we
00:56:00see them entering another clinch, someone
00:56:03is trying to preserve...
00:57:05behind them, they have huge capital influence, or has it turned into something
00:57:08incomprehensible to us, some funds, capital, where families
00:57:12hold property that has been passed down for many, many centuries and
00:57:15is growing, and today... corporations like BlackRock, for example,
00:57:19have more influence than, say, the entire
00:57:22American government, perhaps, or individual Western
00:57:26European countries, in this regard, we need to see a more realistic picture,
00:57:30that the election of some president or party, they guarantee you nothing,
00:57:33when they try to impose some choice on us there in terms of personality, surnames there
00:57:37alternative to our president, this is not the choice of another
00:57:40person, this is a transition under the control of another center that will make
00:57:43decisions for us. Arisham Vladimirovich,
00:57:47I fully agree, the fact that today funds,
00:57:51like BlackRock, Morgans, and so on, they decide more
00:57:54today than all the others, they show us a picture
00:57:58that has already become ingrained, like democracy,
00:58:01some elections, some other moments, but in reality
00:58:04everything, today lies in the
00:58:08competence of such companies as BlackRock, and I will say this,
00:58:11that, for example, the possibilities, probably,
00:58:15of the hegemon have run out, why? Because its
00:58:18national debt is already at its limit, that
00:58:21is, the point of no return, we sometimes
00:58:24say that there are petrodollars, I generally
00:58:27get the impression that it's about
00:58:31devaluing this dollar, and BlackRock could for pennies, such
00:58:35as BlackRock could for pennies buy up everything that
00:58:38is left in this America, and further, further
00:58:42everyone lives on rent, the whole world,
00:58:46Americans there... Europeans, that is, everything
00:58:49lives on rent, renting from BlackRock itself,
00:58:52housing, there, resources, energy
00:58:55there everything, that is, it turns out, there is some kind of redistribution,
00:58:59the world that is hiding behind
00:59:02the picture, that's what they show us today, because
00:59:06well, I don't know, if it goes on like this,
00:59:10here's a simple question,
00:59:12today global things are happening not because
00:59:15of what they say and print.
00:59:47Thank you very much for participating in this conversation, that's all for today, see you in a week, goodbye.