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00:00:00Russian, I'm going back to Philby becoming the head of the intelligence service
00:00:03of some state, so for whom does this service
00:00:06actually work then? Two threads open up
00:00:10here for me
00:00:13at MI6 and when recruiting such
00:00:16agents. The first, which
00:00:20we discussed, but off air,
00:00:23is whether Russian
00:00:26propaganda, which in our opinion is directed towards...
00:01:00Russian is, as you rightly pointed out, mainly aimed at the
00:01:03domestic market, yes, but
00:01:06it's not like that, because please note that contemporary Russia positions itself in
00:01:10an extremely interesting way, meaning it positions itself as the last
00:01:14bastion of Christianity and conservative values, this is
00:01:17absolutely interesting, what you, this is fascinating, meaning, I actually
00:01:21sent you a video in which the Russian
00:01:24Ministry of Defense urges its citizens to
00:01:28join the Russian army.
00:02:00consists of what they call, meaning it creates, I quote,
00:02:04Epstein's coalition, composed of
00:02:07deviants, fascists
00:02:11international networks of financiers or
00:02:15whatever you call them, it seemed to me that this is very
00:02:18naive propaganda, but it is bought, I have already given
00:02:22this example, but if you go to the American
00:02:25media market, you will discover with surprise that
00:03:30fails, a political scientist who,
00:03:33despite being accused by the government, his own
00:03:37government, of being on Putin's payroll, well, a few
00:03:41a generator provides that, based on months ago he appeared in Onset and there he gave a speech during
00:03:45which he explained to those gathered
00:03:48why Russia must defend itself against Western aggression in
00:03:51Ukraine. Now let's ask a simple question,
00:03:55how many
00:03:58parties
00:04:02Well, everything indicates of the far right in the West have been accused of contact with
00:04:05Russia? The answer is simple, practically
00:04:08all of them, from
00:04:11Austrian parties, Austrian, all the way to
00:04:15the British, post-German AfD, to
00:04:18the French National Front, all these
00:04:21parties, or activists of these
00:04:24parties
00:04:26treat Putin as... a representative
00:04:31of their own ideology, because Putin
00:04:34speaks their voice. Now please note
00:04:37that the narrative that
00:04:40Russia propagates throughout the
00:04:44world,
00:04:47besides selected circles in Western Europe or the Western world, it
00:04:51reaches most of the so-called
00:04:55global south, to all those societies
00:04:59which... are still traditional, adhere to
00:05:02traditional values, which perceive globalization, moral liberalization
00:05:06as a threat to their existence. This narrative you are
00:05:09talking about even reached the... son of
00:05:13one of the CIA directors, yes, yes,
00:05:16you are talking about Mr. Michael Gloss, Michael, Michael
00:05:19Gloss was indeed, was, well, he is not alive at this
00:05:23moment,
00:05:25he died fighting on the Russian side, yes, so the son of a director, deputy
00:05:29director, CIA director
00:05:32Ms. Galina's son, Mr. Michael Gloss joined
00:05:35the Russian army
00:05:38as a volunteer, he fought in
00:05:41Donbass, if I'm not mistaken,
00:05:44moreover, he died, if we are to believe the Russians, in an undoubtedly
00:05:48heroic way, because he tried to pull a wounded colleague
00:05:51from under fire, and the Russians masterfully played this
00:05:54case, in the sense that this man received the highest
00:05:58Russian awards after his death, they named
00:06:01a school after him in Donbass
00:06:04and the CIA director received from
00:06:07Vladimir Putin both
00:06:11a thank you letter for the service
00:06:14of her deceased son, and the highest state award, and for the record, these
00:06:19Putin's gifts were handed over
00:06:23by President Trump's envoys to
00:06:26Galina, and please note, just
00:06:30abstracting from that, because it's a somewhat grotesque example
00:06:33that points to the fact that
00:06:36even
00:06:38families of CIA employees are not safe from this type of
00:06:42narrative. So please note that this is then
00:06:45spread across the entire world
00:06:48and if you were to go, for example,
00:06:51on the Internet, what in some
00:06:55African or Asian countries, or even Indian, you will
00:06:59find a monstrous number of such
00:07:03threads that show Russia as,
00:07:07as I said, the last bastion of the Holy Trinity,
00:07:10that is, people who fight for...
00:07:13for a world of traditional values against
00:07:16a degenerate,
00:07:18deviant Western world, this is
00:07:22being bought and as you rightly
00:07:23noted,
00:07:26I think a lot of people swayed by this type of
00:07:29narrative are ready to cooperate with these
00:07:32people, we have to conclude this topic for a moment, because
00:07:36time is running out, and I would still like to ask you, somewhat
00:07:39returning to the war in Ukraine to 2014.
00:07:44to the occupation of Crimea by Russians and the actions
00:07:47of those sabotage intelligence agents that were
00:07:51happening, do you see, I'm wondering about the narrative that is
00:07:55in our country, any similarities between what happened
00:07:58in Ukraine before the occupation of Crimea, and what is happening now in
00:08:02Poland, we have every now and then some sabotage action, some saboteurs in
00:08:05the space, drones are also appearing
00:08:09found here, fallen here, how can
00:08:13we look at this, with fear or with peace, because as
00:08:16Radosław Sikorski said, Russia will not
00:08:20attack, so what is Russia doing
00:08:22to us?
00:08:25Here, of course, there are many interpretations,
00:08:28however, if you ask about
00:08:31historical analogies, then I will go back to
00:08:34the example of Colonel Kulinich, meaning at the moment
00:08:38when Russian FSB, because this is interesting
00:08:42that their internal service was conducting Kulinich, not
00:08:45intelligence,
00:08:48or like the equivalent of the ABW, Russian,
00:08:52at the moment when they acquired Kulinich, they were creating through him or
00:08:55trying to take over the SBU through him, then
00:08:59on the territory of Ukraine, a huge number of
00:09:02completely inept saboteurs appeared, recruited by the
00:09:06thousands
00:09:10and one must ask why this was so.
00:09:15that they were thus clogging the Ukrainian
00:09:18counter-intelligence, that is, because
00:09:21there was a whole lot of arrested Ukrainian saboteurs,
00:09:25well, SBU officers were,
00:09:28obviously, busy arresting various small fish,
00:09:32right, this means they had neither the time,
00:09:35nor the desire, nor the will, nor the ability to
00:09:38notice that from above someone is trying to enter their
00:09:42institution, what's more, we as Poles have
00:09:45exactly the same experience, because
00:09:49in the 1930s
00:09:51in the Eastern Borderlands, the Soviet GPU recruited
00:09:55tens of thousands of agents who had no significance,
00:09:59Ukrainian peasants, Belarusian peasants, Jewish
00:10:02craftsmen, these people had no, no access
00:10:05to information, no, but they were
00:10:08constantly arrested by the KOP and Polish
00:10:11police. The political police, that is def.
00:10:15thousands, maybe I exaggerated, but let's say they were able to arrest
00:10:19300, 500 such Soviet agents annually,
00:10:22you understand, compared to...
00:10:45they reached or operated an intelligence network in the Polish MFA,
00:10:49led by Colonel Tadeusz Kabalański,
00:10:53who was for the record.
00:11:55are being carried out in the territory
00:11:58of the Republic of Poland, as well as wider Western Europe, they have
00:12:01several common features, namely, they have no
00:12:04military sense, in the sense that
00:12:07I have said this many times, why would Russians
00:12:11blow up tracks under Garwolin,
00:12:15having left at the same time
00:12:17bridges over the Dnieper, through
00:12:20which passes all,
00:12:23a thread like this:
00:12:50even if they wanted to, let's say they still wanted to keep these bridges, to paralyze logistics coming from Poland
00:12:54two railway lines in
00:12:58Ukrainian territory would be enough, so not in the territory of a NATO
00:13:00state, right? Well, because please note that if this,
00:13:04I'm returning to the topic of these tracks under
00:13:08Garwolin, if this action, God forbid, succeeded, and if, for
00:13:12example, there was a train
00:13:14derailment with passengers, for example, a railway
00:13:18disaster with a huge number of victims, then it would de facto be a
00:13:21casus belli, right? Is it an attack?
00:13:25a diversionary one, so why? This is
00:13:28a question that I analytically cannot answer,
00:13:32why it is being done,
00:13:35what's more, please note, because this is like the next
00:13:39analytical thread, that after all, every such sabotage operation,
00:13:41carried out in the territory of
00:13:44Western Europe, including
00:13:47Poland, well, it causes damage
00:13:51to Russia, because after every such incident, there is an intensification.
00:14:27with 11,000 soldiers, a country many
00:14:30times larger than Poland, clear, so in short,
00:14:33Russia is a kingdom of fog
00:14:37and darkness, for many questions we do not know
00:14:40the answers, thank you very much, Lieutenant Colonel Marek Świerczak, thank you
00:14:44very much, goodbye,
00:15:34Ewa Gajiewska, welcome and I invite you to the news service. tvp
00:15:37info.
00:15:47A private foundation organizes meetings, to which
00:15:50entrepreneurs are invited by the President's Chancellery. Newsweek
00:15:54and Radio Z inform. According to media findings, sponsors who
00:15:58pay substantial sums can even count on a direct
00:16:01conversation with Karol Nawrocki. The most expensive package costs
00:16:05100,000 dollars. The case was commented on the
00:16:09X platform by government spokesman Adam Szłapka.
00:16:12A private foundation organizes an event, and the President's
00:16:16Chancellery is involved in its promotion. At the same time, this same
00:16:20foundation offers sponsors packages for 25, 50, and
00:16:23100,000 dollars. And previously, Zonda Crypto was
00:16:27a sponsor of CPAC, where Karol Nawrocki spoke.
00:16:30The question is simple: Can access to the President's inner circle be obtained today
00:16:34with a sufficiently large transfer?
00:16:38We did not receive an answer from the Presidential Palace to the question whether Karol Nawrocki
00:16:41and his closest collaborators were
00:16:44aware of these mechanisms, Dominika Długosz told
00:16:48our station. The author of the article added, however, that she possesses
00:16:52documents confirming that Karol Rabenda, a minister
00:16:55in the President's Chancellery, himself sent invitations to such
00:16:58meetings. When we
00:17:02finally received an answer from the foundation, which sent
00:17:05it to us in the middle of the night.
00:17:08Well, it turned out that it was a bit like the bear's answer,
00:17:11that it's not true that the roof leaked, and
00:17:15it barely rained at all, because the spokesman of this
00:17:19foundation wrote back to us that
00:17:22ultimately no one bought the most expensive package,
00:17:25so, well, the answer is: what are you
00:17:28complaining about, since no one paid 1000 dollars for a meeting with the president,
00:17:32even though we offered it, it's very surprising to
00:17:36me that anyone even comes up with the idea that
00:17:39you can sell meetings where
00:17:42President Karol Nawrocki is present. I highly appreciate that politicians support
00:17:46Polish business, I highly appreciate that politicians, for example,
00:17:50take Polish business abroad on delegations,
00:17:54which then has the opportunity to participate in talks with foreign
00:17:57business, but not for money for a private
00:18:00foundation.
00:18:02The findings of journalists from Radio Z and Newsweek regarding the possibility
00:18:06of a paid meeting. If
00:18:12this external organization suggested that one could in this way
00:18:15buy certainty of a meeting, a personal conversation with the
00:18:18President, then I think such suggestions should not have occurred. It was certainly without
00:18:22the President's knowledge and consent. The Chancellery must explain why
00:18:26such a situation occurred at all, especially considering that such a meeting
00:18:29was organized by a foundation
00:18:32associated with former politicians from state-owned
00:18:36companies during the Law and Justice era. The President is
00:18:38a participant in an organized conference or forum
00:18:42and simply attends, and in no way does he or any official
00:18:46of the Chancellery condition the possibility of participating in a meeting with
00:18:49the President by purchasing a ticket. I expect the
00:18:52President's Chancellery to immediately respond to this, explain to
00:18:56the public how such a situation could have occurred,
00:19:00and how it was involved with this foundation in
00:19:03organizing such meetings.
00:19:09In Russia, the first parliamentary elections since the outbreak of the full-scale war
00:19:12are underway. Russians who have left the country due to political persecution
00:19:16or in fear of mobilization into the army are also voting.
00:19:19Anastasya Yanchenko reports on how the elections are progressing in the capital of Armenia, Yerevan.
00:19:23Anastasja Janczenko.
00:19:26We are in front of the Russian Embassy in Yerevan, one of only two
00:19:29polling stations in Armenia where Russians can vote in these
00:19:33parliamentary elections, and the queue here is
00:19:36huge. No one standing here doubts who
00:19:40will win; it was decided even before the first
00:19:44vote was cast. United Russia, the ruling party supported by Putin
00:19:48for decades, will again gain a majority in the
00:19:51Duma. This vote is
00:19:54staged by the Kremlin.
00:19:57A ritual important for the Russian leader, because it gives the Kremlin
00:20:00an opportunity to announce that Russians support him on the path that
00:20:04Vladimir Putin chose, that Vladimir Putin chose for the country.
00:20:07The continuation of the brutal war in Ukraine, lasting over 4 and
00:20:11a half years, and to achieve the desired result, the only
00:20:14anti-war Yabloko party was excluded from the elections by the Supreme
00:20:18Court of Russia, and yet here in Yerevan it is
00:20:21noon and crowds of people came to the Embassy to participate
00:20:25in the opposition action of "Noon against Putin". The idea is to
00:20:29come together at 12:00, and then either vote against
00:20:33Putin's United Russia, or invalidate
00:20:36the ballot papers. For Russians in the country and abroad, this is one of the few
00:20:40legal forms of expressing opposition to the Kremlin and the war
00:20:44in Ukraine. Most of the people here
00:20:47had to leave Russia, some
00:20:51fled political persecution, others from fear of
00:20:54mobilization. According to Western intelligence reports, Putin intends
00:20:57to announce a new wave of mobilization because Russia is suffering heavy losses on the front
00:21:01in Ukraine. There is another reason, as one of the martyrs told us,
00:21:05normal life in Russia has simply become impossible. The war
00:21:09has been going on for five years, and pressure in the country is growing, a slowing
00:21:12economy, fuel shortages, and Ukrainian drones
00:22:08or rather brought up the topic
00:22:11that many people around him
00:22:15say they choose AfD precisely because other parties
00:22:19do not allow them to talk
00:22:22about German nationality, about national symbols,
00:22:26that he would also like to feel simply
00:22:29proud to be German. I am afraid that a situation may arise where
00:22:32the far right will come to power in Germany, which
00:22:36will certainly not be a good solution for Poles who
00:22:40live here in these border areas. I believe it is
00:22:43hypocrisy if someone lives, whether briefly or longer, in Germany,
00:22:46it doesn't matter, and votes for AfD, meaning they don't vote for a free Europe.
00:22:54The European Central Bank is preparing the biggest revolution in the appearance of the euro
00:22:58currency since 2002. New banknotes will feature
00:23:01iconic figures and historical figures, including
00:23:04Maria. Prime Minister Donald Tusk encourages
00:23:08voting for the Polish Nobel laureate. You can cast your vote on this
00:23:11matter only until tomorrow. Listen, let's vote, it's high
00:23:15time.
00:23:20can be on
00:23:22a 20 euro banknote. Maria
00:23:25Skłodowska-Curie. A lot will depend on our vote,
00:23:29so hurry up,
00:23:32please
00:23:34go I already
00:23:37voted,
00:23:42you can generate an image using artificial intelligence
00:23:46in a few moments today, the problem arises when you need to determine who
00:23:50really created it and on what terms it can be
00:23:53used? In the era of fighting disinformation, one
00:23:56solution is to mark graphics indicating the involvement
00:24:00of artificial intelligence in their creation. How such a
00:24:03mechanism works is explained by the creator of one of the image generation
00:24:07platforms, Wojciech Sochacki. On
00:24:10talent.pl, by entering a prompt and
00:24:13generating an image, an image chosen by
00:24:17yourself, this image must be marked that it is
00:24:21created not by a human, but with the
00:24:24help of artificial intelligence or human and artificial
00:24:28intelligence. Such
00:24:31prompts, whatever you want is created, but the point is to
00:24:35have a sign that this was not created by some so-called
00:24:38Pipczyński, but that it was created by artificial
00:24:42intelligence and that copyrights
00:24:46are fully preserved and that no one is harmed.
00:24:51Puppies being trained as police dogs debuted during the annual
00:24:55military parade in Chile. The young dogs undergo training for various
00:24:59tasks, from drug detection to supporting the police in maintaining
00:25:02order.