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00:00:30real threats from Russia, EU countries have already
00:00:33increased their military spending by a record
00:00:3680%, Ursula von der Leyen proudly told her colleagues.
00:00:39Speaking in the European Parliament, she
00:00:43reported on the progress of militarization, and proposed
00:00:46that Europe create its own article on collective
00:00:49defense, similar to what NATO has, and at the same time invited
00:00:53Canada to the EU, inventing a special
00:00:56associated membership for Ottawa, stating that it is necessary for
00:01:00their common strength. You failed
00:01:03to defeat Russia together with the US, and now you believe that the European
00:01:06Union, which is on the verge of bankruptcy, can defeat
00:01:09Russia? Even Napoleon failed to do that. Should I remind you of World
00:01:13War II? I think you should refresh your history knowledge.
00:01:17You are rearming just like under Hitler, and your anti-Russian
00:01:20rhetoric is at the level of the Nazis. The bitter truth is that you
00:01:24are waging war against Russia, having come close to the Russian
00:01:27borders. Trying to shout. throughout
00:01:30Europe, rallies and protests, soaring gasoline and
00:01:34diesel prices, the cost of which has reached a maximum of almost 3 euros,
00:01:38have raised the level of anger to the limit. In France, fishermen
00:01:41set fire to barricades, police dispersed with tear
00:01:45gas.
00:01:50In Germany, fuel prices have finally destroyed
00:01:53the chancellor's rating, even the German press believes that his resignation
00:01:56is only a few hours away, immediately after that...
00:02:44Oh, the great German nation really disgraced itself with the dead, although now it's trying to get rid of him in the elections, but we all know that the most useless
00:02:47workers cling to their position more strongly, they have nowhere
00:02:51to retreat, they will not be useful anywhere else, and European
00:02:54politicians at one time were able to raise Europe to the peak of civilization, because
00:02:57they knew how to adequately
00:03:00accept challenges, skillfully adapt to a changing world, but not
00:03:03the current ones, their stubbornness is a distinctive feature of short-sighted
00:03:06people, or those with some additional motivation. For example,
00:03:09Zelensky's stubbornness is explained not only by low intelligence, but primarily
00:03:13by greed and motivation by prohibited drugs,
00:03:16reducing the sense of danger, but Ukraine needs
00:03:20Western support, because it is a beacon of democracy, stands
00:03:23as a barrier in the way of wild Russian hordes that bring death
00:03:26to any freedom, this rhetoric of the European authorities does not... hear
00:03:41their
00:03:46citizens, who clearly demonstrate in elections
00:03:49that they do not want any war with
00:03:52Russia, nevertheless, these
00:03:56leaders continue to escalate the situation further,
00:03:59using... to inflate this situation
00:04:02and the situation in Ukraine, the Ukrainians themselves
00:04:05are used as cannon
00:04:07fodder,
00:04:10all their arguments boil down to a few,
00:04:14one of them says that Ukraine supposedly
00:04:17protects European values, European civilization,
00:04:21democracy,
00:04:23well, how can the current regime in Ukraine protect
00:04:27democracy when it itself has long since.
00:04:31and no one talks about this: elections, as
00:04:35is known, are not held in Ukraine, power
00:04:38is usurped by a handful of embezzlers,
00:04:40corrupt officials who need war in order to
00:04:44remain in power without elections,
00:04:48to continue creating conditions for robbing their own
00:04:52people, in order to fill
00:04:54their pockets with money from sponsors, including from
00:04:58Europe. Well. After the scandal in Ukraine, everyone in the world understands
00:05:02that the regime there is corrupt, but officially it continues to remain an ideal
00:05:05of democracy, because ideological schemes are very convenient for manipulating the masses,
00:05:09although the masses also seem to be quite tired of it. The former...
00:05:13Zelensky's press secretary, Yulia Mendel, in another interview laments that
00:05:16she helped bring to power this, well, she used a rude word
00:05:20here, we didn't work as closely with Zelensky as she did to call him
00:05:23a scum on air, but she
00:05:26did. And her emotions stem precisely from the fact that Zelensky and his
00:05:29entourage are using the war for their enrichment, while Ukrainians are dying
00:05:33and becoming impoverished. To this one can only answer, what was Maidan
00:05:36for? Valeriya Olekhina observed the situation in
00:05:40Ukraine.
00:05:42For rent and food it's enough, for medicines it's not, so everything
00:05:46is very bad, our authorities, hello, our pensions are
00:05:49ridiculous, if you tell someone in Europe that we manage to survive on 80 dollars,
00:05:53they won't believe it. I haven't bought fruit or
00:05:56meat for a long time, I buy the cheapest thing in the store, that's how
00:06:00we survive. How to survive is a question Ukrainians ask themselves
00:06:04daily, and prices in stores, utility bills, taxes,
00:06:07everything is growing exponentially, well, we are hostages
00:06:10of an inadequate government, okay.
00:06:23catastrophe, there will be a catastrophe, we have no money, we are a country that
00:06:27cannot even feed itself, without money
00:06:30from someone, without means, we cannot survive. Now there are scandals
00:06:34and disputes, some demand urgent cuts to secondary
00:06:37expenses, others say directly that there is nothing left to
00:06:40cut.
00:07:12and especially stop paying those, I'm giving you a little
00:07:16insight, who are already
00:07:18surrounded in the cauldron. The war
00:07:22has become more expensive, give me money, Zelensky repeats like a mantra,
00:07:25and the European allies promise to help, but only
00:07:29to support combat operations, and this just
00:07:32shows that for Europe, for the West, which gives Ukraine
00:07:36money, it is absolutely not important whether it is the healthcare system, or
00:07:40the social system in Ukraine, or... not the education
00:07:43system, what matters most is
00:07:46war, war, war, war, war, war, these
00:07:50are just funds for you, mobilization by fascist
00:07:53methods, grief for your families, and relaxation for the rest, steal
00:07:56money, leave, half of Dubai has already been bought with this
00:08:00corrupt money, they are doing great, they are
00:08:03Zelensky's inner circle, those whom he appointed to high positions, and
00:08:07now one by one they become figures in NABU investigations, we
00:08:11haven't even recovered from the show? after the shootout in the center of Kyiv
00:08:15between representatives of the Main Intelligence Directorate and
00:08:19the Security Service of Ukraine, a clash began between
00:08:22the Prosecutor General's Office and national
00:08:26anti-corruption agencies. Does Zelensky actually
00:08:29control the situation in the country? After all, everyone
00:08:32who has been involved in scandals in recent days and
00:08:35weeks are all 100% his
00:08:38people, absolutely everyone. And now another appointment.
00:10:25NABU had just taken your inner circle for covering up fraudulent call centers
00:10:28and was closing in on you, you started accusing the head of the anti-corruption
00:10:32bureau, but why were you silent before? Well, seriously, it is obvious that
00:10:35Prosecutor General Kravchenko was carrying out the instructions of only one person,
00:10:39namely Volodymyr Zelensky, and signed this dubious suspicion
00:10:43against the NABU director in exchange for the opportunity to flee Ukraine.
00:10:46Today, the entire power vertical, the entire high political
00:10:49vertical, they are all tied up and know about
00:10:53the activities of fraudulent call.
00:11:25which is overseen by the FBI, Zelensky has long been trying in every possible way
00:11:28to slow it down, even accusing detectives of working
00:11:31for the enemy while conducting their investigations. Zelensky entered an active phase
00:11:35of attacks on the anti-corruption bureau last summer,
00:11:39when he tried to deprive NABU of independence,
00:11:42however, immediately after the law
00:11:45restricting their work was signed, protests
00:11:49erupted in several Ukrainian cities, as if at the snap
00:11:51of a finger, called the "Cardboard Maidan".
00:13:04The court materials state that the bracelet allegedly threatens his health,
00:13:07and Zelensky simply dismissed the fugitive Prosecutor General Kravchenko
00:13:11retroactively.
00:13:13Valeria, NTV television company.
00:13:17We already mentioned that the warehouse of the 95th quarter was burned down by our attacks, where not only the artist Zelensky's costumes and
00:13:20decorations were stored, but also weapons for
00:13:24the Armed Forces of Ukraine. As they say, the circus burned down, but the clowns
00:13:28remained, and their presence in power has long ceased to be funny
00:13:31to Ukrainians. There is such an internet meme, Zelensky's
00:13:35curse, well, indeed, almost everyone he shakes
00:13:38hands with at high-level summits soon leaves either their post or this
00:13:42world, but it seems this curse really exists, Ukrainian brain
00:13:45disease infects everyone who touches it, it's a mental
00:13:49leprosy that deprives one of logic and understanding of
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00:18:58I'm Vladimir Chernyshov. These are the results of the week. Of course, it's too early to talk about
00:19:01the collapse of Great Britain, but the alarm bell rang unambiguously. At
00:19:05the beginning of the week, the leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland announced
00:19:09the possibility of self-determination of their regions,
00:19:12well, of course, they were immediately told from London that this is categorically impossible,
00:19:16it is possible for London to destroy the USSR for decades
00:19:20and dream of decolonizing Russia into a patchwork
00:19:23quilt, but self-determination in Britain - that's different, sorry, they said in
00:19:26London, that's completely different, well, that is, the main thing is not to confuse it again, the Soviet
00:19:30Union, which enshrined the right of republics to self-determination in its constitution - that's
00:19:34a cruel despotism, and Great Britain, which forbade the Scots, Welsh and Northern
00:19:38Irish even to think about referendums - that's an exemplary democracy, there's
00:19:42the Magna Carta, Parliament, judges in wigs, knights of Ivanhoe, Sherlock
00:19:46Holmes and Henry VIII, with his unfortunate wives. No,
00:19:49of course, England at one time quite cruelly brought its neighbors
00:19:53under its crown, about the Scots, now the whole world knows, Braveheart, at
00:19:57one time they watched, Mel Gibson's hero shouted to the English something like
00:20:00"we will never be brothers," but eight centuries have passed since that slaughter, as they say,
00:20:04and what happened? All that remains is to
00:20:08sigh like an old man, what happened is that Britain is not what it used to be, and
00:20:12it wants to separate from Britain, but in world politics
00:20:15events are interconnected. Recall that literally weeks earlier, Donald
00:20:19Trump, visiting Ireland, stated that it would be good for Ireland
00:20:23to unite. That is, it was essentially a direct call to violate
00:20:26the territorial integrity of Great Britain. Trump, in essence,
00:20:29approved the idea of returning British Northern Ireland to its native
00:20:33haven. The same thing was sung, by the way, back in 1972
00:20:36by Polka.
00:20:50it arose again just now, but if you look closely, we see
00:20:54how the world is being reformatted in new conditions, and Donald Trump, who
00:20:57states that next week he will sign a security control agreement
00:21:01in Greenland, is not only
00:21:04playing for the congressional elections. We will return to the agreement on Greenland,
00:21:07and in the meantime, let's see why Trump is playing so hard against official
00:21:11London, clearly weakening its central positions in the decaying, but still
00:21:14very proud kingdom. Alim Yusupov found out
00:21:18why it arose again.
00:21:50consequences, of course, have none, it's just villagers symbolically protesting
00:21:54against the opening of a camp for migrants in the district, who, according to the government's plan,
00:21:57will be four times more numerous than the inhabitants of the village itself. The problem
00:22:01is painful, the decision to separate is becoming fashionable. We
00:22:04sent a clear signal not only to the region, not only to the country, but to the whole
00:22:08world. For us, this is the battle for Britain.
00:22:10It is symptomatic that the Battle of Britain is one of the most important national
00:22:14symbols. This refers to the beginning of the Second World War, when England stood firm under German
00:22:18air raids and, as a result, uniquely in Europe secured its place
00:22:22among the victorious powers. True, after that war, it lost most of its
00:22:26colonies, and now the battles are getting smaller. Britain, which not so long ago
00:22:29was called the empire over which the sun never sets, once the
00:22:32ruler of the seas and a quarter of the Earth's land, is forced to fight for the remnants
00:22:36of its own territories on its own islands, and generally for a place under this
00:22:39sun. Is the United Kingdom facing an imminent
00:22:42collapse? It has existed for over 300 years, survived
00:22:45Napoleonic and world wars, Brexit and a pandemic, and today at
00:22:49an unprecedented summit in Cardiff, the First Ministers of Scotland, Wales and
00:22:52Northern Ireland adopted a declaration demanding referendums on
00:22:56sovereignty. The state, which for brevity is called Britain,
00:23:00consists of four historical regions under the formal rule of the Crown with
00:23:04a real political center in England. At the same time, the other three regions
00:23:07enjoy broad autonomy, their own languages and national
00:23:10identity. It was their leaders who demanded that London hold
00:23:14independence referendums. Now, only a lazy commentator doesn't joke about
00:23:18the imminent renaming of the United.
00:23:27For most of the world, this looks like an inevitable historical reckoning. London has always been a master of dividing and
00:23:30conquering, so forgive me if we, Indians, will not
00:23:33mourn its imperial relics. After all, India
00:23:37is the birthplace of the concept of karma, and although the British stole a lot from us, they
00:23:41failed to pocket the laws of karmic justice.
00:23:44There are historical grievances against London not only from distant former colonies, but also from
00:23:48regions that are still united. Each of the regions gathered for secession
00:23:52has its own long-standing and strong nationalist sentiments.
00:23:55Scots, for example, are always ready to present London with a long list of grievances,
00:23:59from the forced Union in the 16th century to completely new ones, to English
00:24:03distillers who recently made an offensive, as the Scots believe,
00:24:06decision in the area of alcoholic products. If we don't
00:24:10go into technical details, then in essence, whiskey
00:24:13made in England was equated in status with Scotch whisky.
00:24:17Manufacturers in Scotland fear that this could harm their
00:24:20exports, which amount to over 5 billion pounds a year,
00:24:24expressed, quote, deep concern. This collision in itself
00:24:28would hardly have gone further than the sections of industry
00:24:31business news, but in light of the political situation, some
00:24:35commentators present it as almost another battle of
00:24:38the lion and the unicorn. In addition to
00:24:41the English lion and the Scottish unicorn, there is also the Welsh red dragon and
00:24:45the harmless-looking Irish shamrock against the background of these
00:24:48heraldic animals, but it was precisely... Ireland, or rather, its northern part, which is part of
00:24:52the kingdom, where the confrontation with London took on the most brutal
00:24:56forms.
00:24:59For decades, supporters of the reunification of the two Irelands, one an independent republic
00:25:03since the 1920s, the other a British region, waged
00:25:06an armed struggle against the so-called loyalists, those who insisted on
00:25:10maintaining the north as a territory of the kingdom. This war also had
00:25:14confessional roots. On one side Catholics, on the other Protestants.
00:25:17Political assassinations and terrorist attacks were part of. The bloodshed
00:25:34was stopped
00:25:3730 years ago as a result of complex political negotiations, but
00:25:41fears that the old enmity would flare up again have not disappeared, and the
00:25:44recent statements by Donald Trump, who, as it were, poked a stick into this anthill, caused even
00:25:48more shock.
00:25:54Ireland, the American president easily stepped on London's sore
00:25:58spot. I have always loved the Irish people, and there is Northern
00:26:02Ireland and there is Ireland, in my opinion, uniting them is the most
00:26:06natural solution. By the way, many agree with me. Trump also
00:26:10promised that he would soon speak out about Scotland's independence, which already sounded
00:26:13like a threat. Official London humbly remained silent on this, but
00:26:17political commentators were not shy in their expressions. He opened
00:26:21Pandora's box, and even shakes this box with jokes and
00:26:24witty remarks. Trump is like water off a duck's back. He simply
00:26:28doesn't care if his words break everything. He is ready to stab
00:26:31his own allies in the back. Despite
00:26:34the indignation, everyone in Britain, including, understands that the American president
00:26:38says nothing just because. It remains only to guess why he is so cruel to his
00:26:42closest strategic partner. We don't know
00:26:45if the president conceived these statements, for example, as a way
00:26:48to punish Great Britain for what he considers a lack of assistance in the war with
00:26:52Iran, or if it's a distraction from uncomfortable questions about the war
00:26:55itself, or perhaps an attempt to attract more votes from American
00:26:59Irish people in the midterm elections? This is his...
00:27:11method of creating more problems for those he dislikes for various reasons, in this case London, Prime Minister
00:27:15Endre Bernom or the Boris government as a whole, he
00:27:18intuitively feels how to hurt most. Trump's verbal interventions against Britain were not limited to the Irish question; he also spoke vaguely but unpleasantly for London on
00:27:21the issue of the Falkland, or Malvinas, Islands, over which
00:27:24Britain and Argentina fought in the eighties, expressing doubts that
00:27:28the British would be able to keep them as their overseas territory, and backed
00:27:32this up.
00:27:43Trump's political allies in Argentina immediately enthusiastically picked up the wave
00:27:47of mockery over Britain, losing not only its greatness but also its
00:27:50face. What an irony of fate, one of the main issues that
00:27:54London defended regarding the islands was the right of their inhabitants to
00:27:57self-determination. And now, this principle of self-determination is what
00:28:00Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland put forward as their main
00:28:04point for initiating the independence process, and although the question of the actual
00:28:07secession of these regions in the foreseeable future seems, to put it mildly, a contentious issue,
00:28:11there is no clear majority in them yet that firmly desires it. Moreover, there are too many
00:28:15legal obstacles, and it seems half the world is happily stocking up on
00:28:18popcorn, with the British press itself in the front row. The conservative
00:28:22weekly Spectator doubts that a united state can still be
00:28:25saved, and the country's most popular newspaper, the Daily Mail, comes out with
00:28:29a column explaining that Britain has nothing left in the world. vividly
00:28:33illustrates
00:28:38how right now the country, literally in the Russian expression, is being torn apart
00:28:42into a British flag.
00:28:45Alim Yusupov, итоги недели, NTV
00:28:47television company.
00:28:49Well, now, as for the fate of Greenland, American journalists, for example, are quite
00:28:53skeptical about the announced agreement, not in the sense that they are
00:28:57skeptical about the agreement, but in the sense that the agreement doesn't change anything at all, it only
00:29:00states the current state of affairs. Yes,
00:29:04Trump supposedly gets the right to build a large US military base in Greenland,
00:29:08and Denmark pledges that there will be no more bases hostile to Americans in
00:29:11Greenland. But Denmark is already a NATO member, so it's unlikely
00:29:15it would host a Chinese or Russian base in Greenland.
00:29:18Moreover, Greenland doesn't seem to be becoming a new US state,
00:29:22but Trump, of course, needs urgent victories; there isn't much
00:29:25time left before the congressional elections, so he's clearly
00:29:29pushing previously taboo ideas of redrawing the world, and the world... Trump's
00:29:32world is a world built like a business where competitors need to be crushed
00:29:36to make a profit. But profit doesn't always
00:29:40come in everything. For example, diesel prices in the US have reached a historical
00:29:44high, and Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and
00:29:47their control of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait do not
00:29:50contribute to the normalization of the oil market. The fact that Europe
00:29:54is the main victim hardly concerns Trump. He is more concerned that
00:29:57Republicans might lose Congress, so he not only
00:30:00entices voters with Greenland, but also tries to calm the oil market
00:30:04with statements that he will soon negotiate with the Houthis, and a deal will happen,
00:30:08Trump assures, but how much this statement differs from previous ones is
00:30:12hard to say, because Trump tends to hype on any
00:30:15trending topic, including one on which
00:30:18thinking people have been hyping since at least the late
00:30:20eighties. The fact is that, as is known, on August
00:30:2429, 1997, artificial intelligence
00:30:28Skynet gained consciousness, went out of
00:30:31control and launched a nuclear strike on Russia, which started the war against
00:30:35humanity. Well, we've known this news since childhood from the movie Terminator
00:30:382. Arnold Schwarzenegger then went back to the early nineties to
00:30:42prevent the catastrophe, thanks to him humanity safely
00:30:46missed 1997, but in 2026 suddenly
00:30:49wondered if it would miss 2027? Disputes in America
00:30:53are serious: to slow down or not the development of neural network
00:30:56technologies. Trump believes that the ideas of slowing down are commercial
00:31:00games of competitors, and there is no danger. The whole world understands, of course,
00:31:04that artificial intelligence is the basis.