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Understanding 9/11tv Kukli naslednika Tutti 1TV May 15, 2024 7:55pm-9:01pm MSK
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this evokes great respect, but the most important thing, i repeat once again, is that these guys remain bright, sincere, real people, therefore, well, i don’t see any other options other than how we will all win together, guys, the doll of tootie’s heir is on first channel. british politicians know how to cut coupons on literally everything. baron, david cameron, now the head of mid-britain, and previously the prime minister, who lost his post due to a corruption scandal, is not going to stop, making money on literally everything. bonded loan ukraine under the name. it’s not so bad that
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cameron’s wife, samantha, does not hesitate to use her husband’s name, promoting her personal clothing brand, women, guns and big money, that’s david cameron’s motto. marya butina is with you , this is the puppet heir to tuti, we are starting. we cannot ignore the threat, we need to take a tougher position in a tougher world if the ukrainian conflict is anything to go by. what it teaches us is that small and belated actions only spur russia on. cameron's speech in the british parliament, which he timed for victory day, word for word, repeated the document leaked into the hands of guardian reporters, a document previously written by its speechwriters. entirely from blinkered russophobic and provocative formulations, glued together according to a formula, we confront the enemy in order to prevent his advance. and then, out of the blue, another leak. this time the times, citing sources in the environment.
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conditions under which you, as president , will be able to get a deal done in january, it makes sense to imagine a set of circumstances under which trump would be able to say that he diplomatic and military genius who brought an end to this war. it is not known what trump answered to this, but knowing his honorable disposition, one can assume that he will not refuse the lavrov of the genius of peacemaking under any circumstances. in general, cameron pressed donald's biggest and brightest button, using exactly the same language, according to the times.
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compare the debate over subsidizing kiev with hitler's appeasement policy in the thirties. frankly, david cameron can kiss my ass, he one should worry about the nazis in the ukrainian army. this is all after his boss, the british prime minister, richa sonok, screams to the whole world about a crisis worse than the caribbean, and even unfortunate estonia, frightened by this shock of air, decided to send its three and a half last doloviks to kiev, for sure. this
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has nothing to do with boris johnson, who basically disrupted the negotiations in turkey. the british secretary of defense openly admitted that london gave direct permission kiev should attack crimea as non-russian territory. it feels like britain has suddenly just now realized that it is rushing into an unknown economic future on military spending of £75 billion. with only the first signs of recession, the conservatives failed in the last municipal elections. talk about the need for a radical change. in britain they haven't stopped talking for six months now. you need to step aside david and let real diplomacy work. when will we have leaders who represent the interests of the british people. head meade has not kept the interests of the british people a priority since his premiership in 2010, when, as leader of the conservative party, he took over a post that had been held by the labor party for 13 years. after brexit, of which he became a leader solely on instructions from washington, the country left. an even bigger disadvantage: financial
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losses, lack of jobs, invasion of migrants. even the archbishop of canterbury already realized that all this leads to the destruction of the british as a nation, after the publication of the times. sadly, official a representative of the british foreign office hastened to issue a statement that london’s position regarding support for ukraine has not changed at all, which means that the previous permission for kiev to fire at russian territory with british weapons is valid whenever it pleases. cameron has already come to his senses and is complaining about the retreat of the ukrainian armed forces in the kharkov region, public rhetoric has returned to normal, but behind the scenes of the kingdom, something is clearly uneasy. amazing things are happening, comrades, literally appearing on copper this david cameron's statement that, however, let's see. great britain's foreign secretary david cameron , during his visit to kiev, declared ukraine's right
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to strike with british weapons on russian territory. and then, after literally a short time, they say: “no, no, everything was wrong.” wait, we think that in general you usually have to think first and then do it, but in this case it didn’t work out. so, the statements and adventures continue. a reuters report saying the minister british foreign office, which promised assistance to ukraine, was removed from publication due to the need to double-check a number of information contained in it. a revised version of the article will be published later and here it is.
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and as they say, the devil is always in the details, dear experts, what did you pay attention to, what is the difference between the first statement and the last statement, yes nikolai, well, the first statement was said without thinking, without consulting anyone, further, this is purely mine version of how events developed, i think he received a call from administration of rish sunok, they told him what are you talking about, what are you talking about, literally that’s exactly what he was told, whatever you want, yes... withdraw it, which means they recalled this application for revision, thought a little, released it, well, the face it’s no longer good for them to lose, yes, the statement was made, they released it in such a retouched form, abdicating all responsibility, that if missiles fly across russia, it’s not britain, they have nothing to do with it, it’s kiev who decided so, you know, i
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want to remind the words that americans don't often reveal their true intentions, and so in the summer of twenty-two, then their chief of general staff, they called the head of the united... into the conflict, because the americans themselves say that they are against striking deep into russian territory, but because of this construction, they seem to be removing crimea, considering that this is the territory of ukraine, so here the british act as classic instigators of conflict, which they have always, by the way, been doing all their lives, our history
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of interaction with them goes back a century - this is always inciting conflict in europe. britain is now at its worst, economically and demographically. yes, i would say, and political decline in its entire history, there has never been such a weak, incapable army in britain as it is now, there has never been such a recession as they are experiencing now, they do not have a single economic indicator that would on the plus side, that is, in fact, in general, sunok pulled out cameron as a fireman, whose task is to do world tours in order to raise money, to give opportunities the economy to revive a little, perhaps they are again related to...
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the situation, the likelihood that the plane will be shot down is negligible, the container at such a height is certain death, if you were in the pilot’s place, what would you do? i was two today, ready for the ram, interrupted flight of harry powers, on saturday on the first.
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it will be hot, what, where, when, the summer series of games, on sunday at the first, since it is impossible to deny the presence of pronounced nationalism in ukraine, the ukrainian version of nationalism. is commonly called integral nationalism, since no one knows what it is, but it sounds beautiful, like it’s not fascism, but the most striking thing about ukrainian fascism is the lack of understanding that for europe, even the latin hedger, as well as for all the world’s anglo-saxons, ukrainians have always been and will be second class, ukrainians live by other people's myths, which ukrainian propaganda copied. tradition of another country, but copying the recipes of someone else's success is a sure path to failure.
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premiere, ordinary fascism 2, on monday, on the first. happiness, this is home, these are loved ones, relatives, a synonym for the word harmony, oh, this communication with children, their energy, i recharge, it’s really great, we are often confused, if someone sees us, everyone says, oh, twins, protect your children, raise them with dignity, honestly, nobly, and be example to them. our main family values are to tell each other the truth, always, always listen to each other, always understand, we are raised that way.
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maria, hello, hello, you immediately commented on this statement, explained what this means for the uk, twice at once, because in at the beginning there was a comment specifically regarding the statement, because in essence we are talking about direct recognition of this very conduct of a hybrid war, the collective west, but they are really trying to get away from the concept of nato, attraction, one way or another the collective west, which...
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according to who should be saved either by the reputation of the reuters agency, and this is also, excuse me, an important factor for them, or by somehow reformatting the statement itself, but one way or another we immediately said that he really said it, and a few hours later an already revised statement appeared, but as the raitours agency emphasized, it became obvious that he really said it, the accents changed, the only point i would like to draw attention to is that... perceives calls zelensky his ally, there is no need to buy into these
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statements, in response to these words, he is not an ally for them, he is a tool for them, he is for them only a way, a method of implementing their policy, they don’t do that with allies, another thing is that the anglo-saxons are already completely a different interpretation of the word ally, they call allies, even those who will be betrayed tomorrow, and maybe even tonight, this is also a fact. you just paid good attention to who was saved in the end, that is , look, again a statement comes out, the emphasis is shifted, yes, cameron in this case is his personality.
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leading them away from responsibility, because it still comes down to who is behind all this drama, which has been unfolding on the european continent for many years. actually, who is standing, britain or the usa, who is the angli-saxons, washington, london, then collective brussels, which is completely subordinate to them, well , everyone else, whom we call vassals, subordinate to this same anglo-saxon destructive mind. and so on , hello, look, we’ve seen cameron’s overall career is quite interesting, yes, he’s first a prime minister, then documents emerge that he owns offshore companies, he resigns then returns to head meath, why are they so diligent in saving when you say they save, it means what the person did something is wrong, and he is given a second chance, or
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as you correctly say, circumstances are being formed for some kind of rehabilitation, who told you what he did? something is wrong, you probably mean the same referendum on britain’s exit from the european union, you still think, perhaps some of the experts are still sure that it was, as they say, something something is wrong with british politics, i am sure that this is his initial, not even so to speak, political statement, but this is a planned action to withdraw britain, from the deck of the ship that was supposed to be sunk, this is the ship. britain from that association, i had no doubt even then that it was really about withdrawing which is in competition with the united one
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; now no one has any doubts, well, personally , the state in which britain has never been a full member, how.. . were not a member of the european union like everyone else, they always retained the possibility of withdrawal, they never integrated into the monetary world of the european union, they never did. integrated into the visa system, and accordingly, these are not just tourism opportunities, this is migration, this is migration policy, the visa space of the european union, they have always been in a special position precisely by maintaining and increasing their preferences, but most importantly... they have always held the door for exit open, at the moment when the decision was made to set fire to the european continent again, they retreated, not only in order to preserve their preferences and save themselves, but most importantly, to create additional difficulties for the european union, you will remember how painful the blow was for
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brussels from london’s exit, london retained everything, all the advantages. use ukraine as this very fire pit. the fact is that when my colleagues and i studied cameron in general, his sadness about brexit. let's watch a short video, i can absolutely confirm your words, let's watch. if you ask me if i have regrets, i will answer: yes, do i regret the state the country has found itself in? yes, do i consider myself in some way responsible for this? yes, it was my referendum, my company, my decision to renegotiate. he has
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facial expressions. do you consider yourself responsible? that is, a person who repents looks completely different , go into the subtleties of psychology, everything is much more obvious, look where is canonical democracy, where is standard democracy, where is what is happening on the territory of britain, and they are not familiar with each other, britain with democracy, you know, look how they come and change and go british prime ministers, these are some endless behind-the-scenes agreements, very dirty games between themselves. within which there is an insane amount of scandals , both naturally arising and at the same time inspired. look how absolutely incomprehensible it is to anyone.
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and not only by some geopolitical opportunities, by the way, the european union does not have basta abroad, the european union does not
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deploy its armed forces around the united states, on the contrary, it is the united states that has surrounded the european union from the inside out with their bases, they needed to destroy a competitor who had every opportunity to really become the center of the economy, culture, science, everything was for this... plus one great britain, and why was this tour done? you said correctly, britain is now, to put it mildly, not in the best position, why have all
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resource bases been lost, the former colonies of britain are ahead of britain itself in a whole area of development, and i will now give you proof: india has become a space power, unlike britain , yes britain managed to accomplish something. said when we talk about central asia and the caucasus, a new old resource base, because there has always been a battle for these regions. now
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the countries in these regions are only going through the process of establishing their statehood, and this is always a reason for britain to fish in troubled waters, they need resources, natural resources, various resources, so they are in search. thank you very much, thank you. oh, these capitalists, yes, in due time, someday the soviet union comes and says: we give people education, we give people culture, we give people the opportunity to develop independently, that’s why our ties with the cis countries are still so strong, but the anglo-saxons are trying to get in, so they send cameron, but it turns out there is something behind his visit also, we’ll discuss it right away... after the commercial, don’t switch, we ’ve gathered our thoughts about sergei
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lin’s film, passion for matveev, i just look like a dead man here, it’s okay, let him immediately know what you look like in the post, here’s to you they are already sending hearts, the most unexpected thing was that i really liked the film, but there was some kind of prejudice, i suddenly realized that orthodoxy is stylish, i think that if you sincerely don’t believe, then it’s better than believing somehow falsely. according to statistics, 65% of russians consider themselves orthodox, excuse me, please, and it’s not sunday yet, you know, such a discovery for me was that on easter anyone can ring a bell, and you really went to learn how to ring it specifically, it’s absolutely true who you think you are imagined, but there is duty, family and traditions, there is love, and there are rules, but they contradict each other, depending on what kind of love, depending on what rules, what rules, well, in my situation it contradicts, but this is in your situation, do you mean life or.
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relatives, there is no creative zone, this is both the living room and your bedroom, and it would also be desirable for it to be an office, here we need something lyrical, romantic, light-weight, some kind of accent wallpaper, we need a throne, chair with flowers, admiration, very beautiful with gray combined with gold, have you ever seen
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bed? in which there is a crown about the comfort of the premiere on saturday on the first, how is the mood class the mood of my mariupol is like a seagull with a shot down, their uniform was thrown, that is , they mostly came to the surface out of shape, the guys will work on the positions of the militants green. it was at this point that we began to negotiate with representatives. we were tired . what did you feel when you then entered your house? mariupol, return home,
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saturday. television from the inside, premiere on sunday on the first, so, the head of the british foreign ministry david cameron goes on a whole tour of asian countries, he modestly calls it five, well , that is, they are there plus one, that is, well, he is great britain, but what is he trying to achieve? and
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what kind of schedule they have there. so, we have five countries that cameron goes to, he takes a private jet, which looks like this, in this private jet with the comfort of 4.8 billion rubles. for this one he goes closer to the people to make friends with asian countries. what kind of tour is this, why was it made, isn’t it about our soul, as they say, a banquet, yes. it was correctly noted today that britain really needs new countries that they would like to exploit, the ukrainian project, they are already very tightly integrated into it, they continue to work actively here, but it is quite possible that the kiev regime will fall sooner or later, and how would this resource base end for them, at least in the moment, at least temporarily, so they, of course, are very actively working in southeast asia, we also know about this there, well, a large number of countries, well, now they are trying to enter to the central asia, here playing on the contradictions between russia, china, the united states
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of america, because well, you need to understand that in central... asia the americans are also represented, yes, but for them, in fact, there, against the backdrop of all other problems , this is currently not the highest priority region, that is , they are pouring money there, but much less than, for example, into the middle east, here too, of course, i think that the british are hoping to take advantage of this in order to, well, take some kind of niche for yourself, in fact with the countries of central asia and central asia, as you like, yes, the british have been working closely since the nineties, here are several countries, in particular, if we take kazakhstan, let’s say, yes, then britain is currently second or third there . in kazakhstan or uzbekistan they provided something in the region of 50 million pounds, which is of course
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much less than, for example. provided by the americans, but this is also work with public opinion, yes, this money will then be provided in the form of grants, including for the training of such young political leaders, and these countries, who will be exported to britain, to work with them. soros is being thrown out of kyrgyzstan, is there a deal going on there? my guess is quite simple, c5+1 summit, which means five states plus america, and where is britain?
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cameron’s role is very simple, to make sure that this one unit of america can be replaced with britain, but do they have the resources for this, of course they do. the key point that he demanded from everyone in the chapters. five countries, for some reason they don’t voice it here, so the british press describes the full access of mi-6 employees to participate in management, educational processes, cultural and economic. cynicism reaches the point that all employees of non-profit agencies must be certified by mi6. and yes, there was another problem: when he flew, he was given a report about the problems that exist now in the uk. in the first quarter of the uk, prices for consumer goods increased by... 7.4%, this has not happened in britain for 60 years, just for prices to increase by 7.4% in the quarter, the army is really very is in poor condition, the special services are in very good condition, now cameron is starting his new game, he is now trying
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to buy up the elites, those elites who grew the united states of america, you were absolutely right about soros, who was simply kicked out of kyrgyzstan, but he comes to kyrgyzstan and asks them a simple question: yes, you have problems with soros, do you want soros to kick him out? of course, that’s all, corrective soros has outlived its usefulness, but we are much better. look what's happening in the united states states of america, tomorrow there will be a civil war there, but you need a new master, and he is now trying to position himself as a kind of island of stability and he is bringing new ideas and new contracts there. after all, he comes there with money, not just to non-profit companies, he says: “we have interests, and if you fulfill our conditions, we are ready to give you money even for free.” let's actually look at this idea 5+1, this formula is called 5+1, nikolay, tell us, this formula, it does not belong to the british, it belongs americans, since 2015 there has been such a format of communication with these countries, the british here
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simply did a basic copy-paste, which means that it is interesting specifically about this visit, today we have already talked about scientific and technical issues. cooperation, about cooperation in the political sphere, which means i would like to highlight several points: firstly, cameron very clearly sent a signal to tajikistan, well, using the example of tajikistan, obviously to other countries, the clear signal was that the countries of this region are critically dependent on russian federation in energy sector, so britain generously takes on the responsibility to help get rid of this dependence. another interesting point, if so.
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britain to get an education. but what do you offer us? and we offer you a unique system of distance education. you have a computer, we have a computer, our teacher sits and tells you something, and in order to complete your education, you will have to pass the certification of our employees. yes, and he
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says: we don’t need to stop being shy, that our intelligence services work in your universities. it's normal that we would ask, as he said, that in all your hr departments, in the largest companies, corporations that. twenty-third year, when the concept of a country at a crossroads was adopted, there was such a report, these countries are at a crossroads between two centers of power: china, and russia, and great britain must definitely enter into this struggle in order for these countries to intercept. i want to touch on a very important point, because this is a huge resource territory, resourceful in in terms of minerals and oil and gas , great britain needs this entire territory, and this huge territory is now being transferred. in a very narrow gap between iran and russia, here
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cameron’s task is not only to launch processes within these countries, his main task is now to come to an agreement with this bottleneck, and now his main task is to direct a huge array of energy resources to the right way for great britain and sell it to the stupid europe, which is still rushing around with some...
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work in the ministry of economics, i was responsible for the countries of central asia, i remember how we were tired of the american c5+1 program, when they separated the countries of central asia from the soviet union, from russia, they said, here is our us stronghold in afghanistan, there is no need to work, and we wrote reports with my employees on how we would counteract this, there were no british ears there, there were americans, so we got a very cool gift in the twenty-first year, this shameful flight of the americans from ... afghanistan and the countries of central asia turned to us
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, they said, and you know, and we understand that we need to work with you, you have stable hopes, you and i earn money, you and the chinese are all calm here, our interests are interconnected, we are the central asian region, the russians , the chinese, we are doing the one train, one track initiative, we are investing money, the russians are investing tens of billions of dollars in infrastructure projects in... according to the cst (sco) and brix - it all unites,
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the countries make money among themselves, the americans are very under, let’s say , very much screwed up in this region, in reality they just made a gift for china, politicized investments are when the state has the resource to invest money, but britain does not have this resource, there is no real money that it can invest there, it was well noted that it seems like money small, so he takes bribes. cooperation began through university
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lines, through pr, which they generally supervise at one time, but there in london, that is, well , in fact, you don’t need a lot of money, yes, you just need to understand where this money goes supply, but you don’t need to buy entire areas there, you know, in fact , this tour was a failure, look at brexit - what it gave, first of all, it allowed britain to determine migration policy, they were sincerely happy that we could now throw out all the rules european, take whoever we want to pay, how much we want, they led to a very simple thing, a certain split occurred there, literally in 2022, when they surveyed young people in britain, they said, have you ever tried sexual relations? with his gender, approximately 60%, they said it, tried it, didn’t like it, now the self-posing of the question is radically changing; it is already unethical for the british, because the composition of society has changed very much, when he comes to these countries, to large asian countries, he is asked the question, not only the elites, who have already
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given a lot, how will they go with such a agenda, they ask you the question, and you don’t care, what will it hurt there, what do we have? five muslim countries, and you want to propose a new agenda to five muslim countries, he received the biggest criticism then, when he started talking about non-traditional values in muslim countries, well, it’s like a bad idea, it’s just that his plane full of these so-called investors, and these were not investors, they brought money, none of them brought money, because the ratio the money that russia and great britain give is, think about it, one in 900, well, that’s right, because we are investing in development, absolutely right. colleagues, i would like to draw attention to one more point, in my opinion, very important, on april 12, 10 days before emeron went on his tour, a seemingly unnoticeable event took place in the russian media, but it is worth mentioning: this was a working meeting between central asia, russia, consisting of the foreign ministers of these five states, and
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sergei viktorovich lavrov, and from what was said there, i highlighted the main thing for myself, this is that the minister of foreign affairs of tajikistan stated that he calls for the terrorist attack on crocus city hall to be fully investigated and both the perpetrators and, especially, the organizers punished. what you hear is six sticking out there, i think it’s completely obvious, to which lavrov said that he understands and supports this position. i say this to mean that the british are very likely to rely on inciting ethnic hatred, precisely in our region, which is strategically important to us. in particular, between tajikistan and the russian federation did not work, and he rushed there to finalize, as far as possible, immediately to tajikistan, well, to other countries too, in support, and then again , representatives of all these countries come to the parade on may 9 absolutely right, completely in support of the thesis that this tour was a failure,
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here on the arctic circle in tundra we will shout our friendly game of wedding. on sunday on the first. because deny the presence of pronounced nationalism in ukraine. impossible, the ukrainian version of nationalism is usually called integral nationalism, since no one knows what it is, but it sounds nice, like it’s not fascism, but the most striking thing in ukrainian fascism is the lack of understanding that for europe , even latin, even german, as well as for all the world's anglo-saxons, ukrainians have always been and will be second class, ukrainians live... other people's myths, ukrainian propaganda copied the tradition of another country, but copying the recipes of someone else's success, the right path
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to failure, premiere, ordinary fascism 2, on monday, on the first, maria butina is with you again, this is the doll-heir of atuti, and today. in the light of the stage, david cameron, now the head of meath britain, was once thrown out of the post of prime minister in disgrace, he has something to hide, we’ll figure it out, remember, he was just appointed head of meat, he went to the ukraine, that means that’s enough restrained, look, so respectful, even it’s just growing a little bit, here ’s his recent visit, let’s look at it in comparison on may 3, and here we already have how...
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i’ll make friends, cameron is a performer, he came, made friends, said something, what they told him, that’s for he already has tactics and strategies, this is true, he generally plays a very fateful role for great britain. when he was prime minister, let's look at what he was most proud of. i am immensely proud to be the prime minister of a country that, and this is already official, has become
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the most comfortable place in europe for gays, lesbians, bisexual transgender people, and a source of pride for great britain, which means the most interesting thing is that in this video, when we looked at it, he is really sincere, he really likes him, although he himself seems to be semenin indeed, cameron himself, like his wife, samantha, they have a large family, four children, but the task of the globalists, they are much stronger than the traditional conventional values of this family, in principle great britain, therefore it is necessary to implement the plans of the globalists was, and for this they needed a person, well , in fact, who was ready to become a suicide in british politics, there are, of course,
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the majority of british, relatively very prim politicians, he is a fraudster, and this is his main quality, and any fraudster is ready to make scheme and am ready to negotiate, here it is very important to remember that great britain in the nineties, in terms of certain moral messages, values of members of parliament, with the exception of a few, of course, it was a completely conservative country, that’s all that he has now brought for another 20 years,
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migrants give birth to happy, healthy children, and the number of people with different, genetically traditional values is growing in england, so in another 10 years the adoption of such laws will be simply impossible, but these children must be raised in new values, they must be given with their mother’s milk already a new globalist ideology, where all kinds of perversion and excess are encouraged, then another moment, look, we said... they have such a family there, everything is so good with them, and then we found an interesting thing, it turns out, so, his wife, samantha, owns her own clothing brand, let's listen to how she comments on the influence of her last name on her, this magnificent, which means, as she herself thinks, clothing brand, let's see, i'm sure there are people who make purchases with us, because they like me, or they like my
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husband, david cameron, when we were just launching a clothing brand, david was my main... source of support for help, all this happened thanks to him and his name, well, thanks to his name , and the brand is developing and it’s sold all over the world, galina, what’s wrong with your wife and her brand? samantha cameron, she graduated from cambrael college, a very famous art college in bristol, her mother was an actress, samantha herself had to master the profession of a director and the image of a screenwriter for her own husband, this brand was launched with great fanfare. in 2017, not without the help and informational support of the british vok, the deputy editor-in-chief, who at that time, of course, by chance, was her sister, emily sheffield. oops, in 2018, eh the company is called sefin, and these are the initials of her children. in 2018, sefin receives £2.5 million from
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david brownlow's investment company, a colleague. her husband is a conservative, an entrepreneur, and a regular donor to the tory party. colleagues, this is a bribe, well, in general it’s called a bribe. this is not cheap women's clothing, it is slightly higher than the mass market in terms of quality in terms of tailoring. for many, this brand is associated precisely with the political connections of chita cameron, and quite unexpectedly, this brand suddenly becomes very popular among the powerful people of the world, that is , himself.
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we write off the function as a purely human function, maybe he plays politics there, be healthy, how can you not admit that it ’s not him who does this, someone does it for him, he is a performer, you can call him a performer, i would call him he is such a mediocre fixer in fact, yes, we understand with you obviously that, for example, the british establishment, which sits here in this foreign office, has its own agenda, they have their own strategy there, which they have been doing for years, have been developing for decades, these are all unelected and manda. as they are called, yes, because they have been sitting there for decades, no one elects them, they seem to run it all, this is part of the british establishment, those who are on top, the head, they are constantly changing, they are hanging out, but the agenda does not change at all, even within the conservative party, even in fact, if the conservatives lose, they will come to varista, almost everything is the same, but at the same time, yes, of course david cameron yes, by pursuing this whole agenda in
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life, he has to do this, he tries, of course, to grab a piece of this, well , that is, let’s look at what he did from the fifteenth year, from leaving the post of prime minister, until 23, 24, when he was made head of forennosti, he was engaged in lobbying, yes, that is, where he offered his services to a very different number of countries, including china, for example, then he became the head of the foreign office, now he is promoting, well , partly such a moderate anti-chinese agenda, but i fully admit that when he leaves from his post as head of the foreign office, he again will offer services to the same china, for example, bypassing the same sanctions that it introduced, so he also makes money on this, but of course it is not he who defines how... the structural policy of britain, but yes, he has already earned his 40 million pounds there according to official data, not counting what he has in offshores, but he will earn another 40 million when he returns back to arms lobbyism, because great britain, in particular cameron, has repeatedly said that they will allocate weapons to ukraine, how serious is the threat, i'm serious enough let me remind you that the british always tried to be the first, they say, we will be the first to put up
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a squadron, that’s what they call the tank company 14 challenger tanks. to give a boost to everyone else, they were the first to deliver the high-precision new generation of stealth with square geometry, the stormshadow cruise missile, although they are jointly produced by franco-british, they... constantly position that they will continue to strategically support, with the british saying: germans, you don't want to hand over your taurus missiles, you're afraid, that you will have an answer to the actions is not a question, give them to us, and instead we will give our missiles forward, indeed, i will remind you that johnson was behind the fact that the istanbul peace agreements were practically annulled from ukraine, he confirmed this that the british slowed down this process and cameron are now fulfilling this role of this battering ram.
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we also want to take the frozen russian assets into our big hands for the restoration of ukraine, and, of course, use them. another very important point, yes, of course, americans can fill it there much more money to central asia, to ukraine, anywhere, but still in america, firstly, there is a certain political instability, and a rather serious split between republicans and democrats, so even, for example, those same military tranches for several months they could not push it through congress. in britain there is no such thing, literally at all, that is, an absolute consensus of the two main ones. parties, conservatives, labor, no matter how it ends, yes, the upcoming parliamentary elections this fall year, the labor party will most likely win there, we won’t see any structural changes, and the cameroon will leave, well, most likely yes, yes, that
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is, here you need to understand that if the labor party wins, the government will be reformatted, it will already be more to the left , david lamia will most likely become the head of the forein office, by the way, a native of british guyana, black, but david cameron finds himself in such an interesting situation. in this case, because now, yes, of course, at the head of the foren office, he is probably in the ideal situation for himself, yes, because it’s not for nothing that he is called such, literally a second prime minister, yes, because there is, as it were , the main, yes, official prime minister, the decision maker, he receives all the blows for the deplorable state of the economy, with migrants and so on, while david cameron is the face of britain on the outside, and , first of all, he does things that are pleasant for him, there, with these solutions to issues, so to speak, he still does not receive any negativity, that is, for him such an ideal story.
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russia and the usa, in central asia it is already possible play on the contradictions of russia, the usa and china, and so on. well, he will still have to leave after the elections, but of course this is a big question, because there are already insiders in britain about what david cameron is thinking about. about a possible return as the leader of the conservatives, because they will most likely be defeated, and the resisunok is resigning, they will try to look for a new leader, here cameron has a certain advantage, yes, that is, i will remind you that he is not currently a member of the house of commons, he was placed in the house of lords, and he is not elected, that is , he himself is not in danger of defeat, it is quite possible, i admit, that he will try to compete for this very position of leader of the conservatives, although he is of course absolutely unpopular, therefore i’m not sure what will happen, although i have ambitions
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against russia, of course, let’s listen. we say absolutely frankly, ukraine must win this war. if ukraine is defeated, it will be our common defeat. france and great britain alone cannot cope the strength to meet these challenges, but by acting together. we can convince others to join our efforts to overcome them. this is as urgent a task today as it was in the case of our predecessors, who put aside differences and laid the foundations of the long-lasting friendship to which we pay tribute today, not only in memory of cordial agreement, but in recognition of the renewed entente. renewed entente, listen, does he know history poorly, or, conversely, does nikolai know this history too well? united states america to iraq. this was not a nato operation,
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it was an adhock coalition, the so-called one to get nato off the hook. this is the same thing. this is one to one. you just need to remember, perhaps, how the entente ended after the first world war for great britain and france, yes, that is, in general, the united states emerged as the obvious winner, yes. great britain received a colossal debt, yes, only france. bombing of syria, yes, thank god, in the united states and obama to launch a military operation in great britain failed the vote, yes, in in general, obama was very much offended by david cameron that he could not gain the support of the house in general, yes, well, in general, two catastrophically.
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exercise on the use of tactical nuclear weapons jointly with belarus, these are a variety of carriers, these are iskanders, and hypersonic dagger complexes, and zircons in the southern military district, which is located on the ship group of the black sea fleet and a number of other positions, they were seriously warned that your attempts at terrorism will result in serious problems for you, you the british will receive a blow not only to british troops and interests in ukraine.
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in whose interests do such characters as david cameron still work, however, they do not hide it in the interests of the globalists. marya butin was with you, this is the heir to the puppet, now the program “time”. hello, the program is about the most notable events of this day. political assassination attempt. slovak prime minister robert fica, known for criticizing the west's position on ukraine, was wounded in a shooting. strategy for success.
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