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00:00:30Westreet, himself an openly gay man, has his own
00:00:34husband, which, by the way, he doesn't hide, he's actually quite proud of it.
00:00:37He grew up in a not-so-rich family in East London, which
00:00:41doesn't matter. What's more, both on his father's side
00:00:45and his mother's side, he had criminals all around him. For those who are interested, you can google it. It's a difficult fate,
00:00:48you wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially since he was born into a family
00:00:51of teenagers - his mother was only 18 years old when he was born,
00:00:55and his father was only 17 years old. Well, his father immediately
00:00:58abandoned them, because everything... This
00:01:12person's activities can be summarized. What did he
00:01:15do when he came to this position in the Ministry of Defense?
00:01:19First of all, of course, he immediately blamed the Conservatives.
00:01:22Everything was ruined by the Conservatives. They
00:01:26turned our fleet into rusting ships. They essentially
00:01:30lowered the morale of our army. So we, the Labour Party, have returned,
00:01:34we know exactly what to do with our army, we will restore its former
00:01:38power, and not just us, we will make Britain great again, we will make
00:01:41Britain great again. And here's the approach connected to
00:01:45the fact that the Chief of the General Staff of the Ground Forces literally
00:01:49comes out and says: Our
00:01:52Britain must be ready for sacrifices, because
00:01:55the thousand-day period they set for themselves, and in 100 days they
00:01:58have already marked it as D-day, it's an opportunity to fight. Who do
00:02:02you think they're fighting? They always say with them, with those... Well,
00:02:05when Streeting gave an interview to
00:02:09The Telegraph, he mostly talked about Russia, and then
00:02:12something happened.
00:02:15No, well, the French, I don't know about the French, they're trying
00:02:18to be friends with the French. Something is happening in France now, only God
00:02:22knows. They tried to blame everything on Putin, but it didn't work.
00:02:26Now they have problems within themselves. Well, I think the Americans helped them out.
00:03:00After all, just 5-7 years ago,
00:03:03sociological studies showed that
00:03:0670%, even 80%
00:03:10of Britons did not want to defend their Britain under any circumstances. Well, and Germany, if
00:03:13you look at sociological surveys, 5 years
00:03:17ago only 18% were ready to take up arms,
00:03:21and today it's already about 38%.
00:03:24This means that the programs they are carrying out to mobilize society
00:03:27are probably having an effect. And why do they need all this?
00:03:31Because if we look at all
00:03:34the conceptual documents, at the military strategies, we will clearly
00:03:38see that we are defined as adversaries, precisely as
00:03:41adversaries. We must be inflicted a strategic defeat.
00:03:45After all, it was Britain that formed
00:03:48the coalition of the willing together with France. This coalition
00:03:52of the willing was created precisely to
00:03:55end the conflict in Ukraine with the complete defeat
00:03:58of the Russian Federation.
00:04:30where practically all
00:04:32applications are classified. For 100
00:04:36years, in essence, Ukraine has been sold into slavery, or territories
00:04:40have been given away, or what's happening? Meetings, as we
00:04:42see, of Zelensky with Charles III. Well, Charles
00:04:46III only meets more often with Camilla, his wife, the Queen
00:04:49of Britain. In the literal sense of the word, as soon as they started talking
00:04:53about security, and even Zelensky's personal
00:04:56security, he didn't go to Poland to see Karol.
00:05:42we say, yes, Conservatives, Labour, mutual
00:05:45accusations, it's unclear. When we raise the issue
00:05:48of the British fleet, what the British press is discussing,
00:05:51rusting equipment, donor
00:05:55components, when they transfer equipment,
00:05:58spare parts from one piece of equipment to another, but it seems to me there's
00:06:02plenty of money, as people say, money to burn. Why then
00:06:05does this problematic situation arise? Is it some
00:06:09media bravado or is there a real reason for it?
00:06:12The national debt is 3 trillion pounds sterling, in my opinion,
00:06:15that's a crazy amount. They spend
00:06:18almost ten billion just on servicing
00:06:21the national debt. And today, if we look at the entire
00:06:25policy, which we are talking about, the strategy, and indeed the entire history of Great Britain
00:06:29has been built on constant plunder. I'm not talking about
00:06:32the contributions that we constantly pay
00:06:35to states that insure their companies, like
00:06:38Lloyds of London, so that they can
00:06:42enter various ports, through straits, bays,
00:06:46but their entire policy is aimed at
00:06:49plundering and killing.
00:06:53And today, when the question
00:06:56arises about the very existence
00:06:59of Britain as a state, from
00:07:01an economic point of view, it's not by chance that we've already heard about
00:07:04Scotland, about Wales, about Northern
00:07:07Ireland, which supposedly want to secede, then the British crown
00:07:11starts looking. Where to get money? And today, money can
00:07:14only be found where? In the East, where there is
00:07:17Belarus, where there is the Russian Federation, with its
00:07:20countless riches. They were the first to understand
00:07:24that, in essence, the European miracle is nothing
00:07:28more than free
00:07:32or, shall we say, inexpensive energy
00:07:35resources from the Russian Federation. That is what
00:07:38the bet is on today, but Britain is not going there first...
00:07:41No, the British and French are successfully pushing the Germans there, that is,
00:07:44a young state, I'm not saying this by chance, Germany is a young state, it
00:07:48appeared, by the way, only in the 19th century,
00:07:52and since then it has been periodically
00:07:55pushed there, all Drang nach Osten, yes, the Teutons
00:07:59are coming again, that is, they have such a mission
00:08:03for this, therefore
00:08:05Britain, it has taken, you know, such
00:08:09it is trying to take a leading position, but at the same time remain.
00:08:42And another priority task, it seems that despite all of Ukraine, which I
00:08:46associate with having its hands tied, in their strategy it is written
00:08:50that a promising direction for them is Central
00:08:53Asia and the Indo-Pacific.
00:08:56They are going there together with the Americans, side
00:08:59by side, most likely leaving all these problems
00:09:03for their European colleagues to solve. Andrey Petrovich, about
00:09:06the young state you're talking about, Germany, even the
00:09:10Poles have started to worry a little.
00:10:12The Poles are trying their best to obtain reparations from
00:10:15Germany, that is, to make them pay us the money
00:10:19that they have, claiming that the Soviet Union at that time, led by Stalin,
00:10:22illegally said that... saying, we have no
00:10:26claims against the German Democratic Republic,
00:10:29which was forming then. Poland, they say, still has claims. Time has passed and
00:10:33we've decided we do. Well, in turn, you know, the Germans are thinking about
00:10:36restrictions, and when you remember, Poland
00:10:40joined the European Union, many German court cases were
00:10:43won regarding property located in Poland,
00:10:47in that part of Poland that was annexed precisely as a result
00:10:50of World War II. The Poles forgot the most
00:10:53important thing, that Churchill,
00:10:56that Stalin
00:10:58presented these territories to Poland, new former German territories,
00:11:02and above all East Prussia, precisely
00:11:05in lieu of
00:11:07reparations. And the Germans, they
00:11:11remember this. You see, to this day,
00:11:14the soul of the German people
00:11:16is not in Berlin. Berlin is the heart, but the soul is
00:11:20Königsberg, East Prussia, and the Germans remember
00:11:23this very well. Believe me, as soon as the last
00:11:27penny (Germans know how to count well)
00:11:29drops from the Poles, the
00:11:33profit that East Prussia brought, too late
00:11:36to worry, the Germans will immediately demand,
00:11:40please return our lands, we have paid off
00:11:44our reparations. I think the Poles have
00:11:48a clear understanding that this time will surely
00:11:51come. Who can they count on in this case?
00:11:55It's not difficult, the Poles have only two allies:
00:11:58the United States, whom they invite, and of course,
00:12:02again, the British crown, on whom they are trying to rely in every way possible.
00:12:30Minsk is a capital, but not
00:12:33bustling, modern, but preserving
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00:12:40cozy. It is a city where history breathes in
00:12:43sync with the future. It amazes with its spaciousness
00:12:47and grandeur and monumental
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00:12:56revival is the city's calling card. Here
00:12:59you can feel the breath of great
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00:13:10But turn off the wide avenue and you find yourself in
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00:13:19historic quarters, the whisper of the Svisloch
00:13:22River. And also Minsk is an incredibly
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00:13:47It's sporty, event-filled, always ready
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00:14:00But Minsk's main treasure is its inhabitants,
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00:14:34Beltamozhservice has opened a logistics corridor to the largest country
00:14:38in Southeast Asia. The new route will connect Belarus and
00:14:41Indonesia, with supplies going in both directions.
00:14:45Delivery of goods will take about a month. The country's main technical university
00:14:49is moving to a fundamentally new level of professional
00:14:52training. BNTU, together with Belaz, has launched
00:14:55super-technological laboratories. Now students will control
00:14:59dump trucks directly from the classroom, creating
00:15:02projects that will be embodied in metal on the conveyor. Non-standard
00:15:05clinical cases and the use of artificial intelligence were discussed
00:15:09by participants of the Innovative Cardiology Congress in Minsk.
00:15:13The event was timed to coincide with the 95th anniversary of the Republican
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