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they are the best masters. mil elevich. hello, the program “say don’t be silent” is on air, victoria popova and svetlana smolonskaya are in the studio. and today our guest is the latvian sailor, communist, blogger, solomon bernstein. good afternoon, solomon. good day, hello. have we listed all your hypostases? in general, yes. to would you like to add? stalinist communist . what is the difference with just a communist?

this is a complex dialectical question; it is unlikely to be answered in two sentences . well, maybe dedicate a little to ours.

it is clear that the ban by the baltic authorities, heroic ancestors, and quite obviously latvia, lithuania and estonia , on celebrating with propaganda for those who are proud of their great victory holiday is nothing more

than a restoration of nazism. well, even from this short episode, it’s clear what kind of content you promote on the internet, on social networks. that is, first, you are categorically against the demolition of monuments to soviet soldiers in latvia, that’s right, we too, by the way, this is a monument to the liberators of riga from the nazi invaders, it’s called in full correctly, and this is just the tip of the iceberg, because the process did not start yesterday, this not some one-time action that came to their mind, like let ’s do this and demolish the monument, no, this was discussed quite a long time ago in the latvian media space and... this is just the natural ending of what began in the ninety-first year in principle, even, probably, even earlier, from the year 1945, because the cold war was declared, in principle, immediately after the end of the hot phase of the second world war, the great

patriotic war, and part of latvian society left after the wehrmacht when it retreated from the territory, with occupied soviet territories. including from latvia. it’s little secret that most of the latvian soldiers fought on hitler’s side. there are interesting statistics, i dug it up, in principle, it’s no secret to anyone, whoever seeks will find it. population latvia by 1939 is approximately 2 million people, approximately half of them are ethnic latvians, we can divide this figure of 1 million by two, roughly speaking, this is half a man, half a woman. there are 500,000 people left. 500,000 people we are men, we divide them into approximately three, these are people under 16 years of age who are not officially given weapons in their hands, and people over the age of 60 who are no longer fit for military service, there remain approximately 165,000, according to the latvian ministry of internal affairs outsourced via

the latvian volunteer legion vafs passed 122,000 people, in the ranks of the workers ' peasant red army up to 70,000 ethnic latvians fought, that is, the numbers are approximately... converge, it turns out that for every latvian who fought in the red army there are four latvians who fought on the side of hitler, they are this choice they did it consciously and quite a long time ago. but since you have already touched upon this question, do you have an explanation why these 122,000 chose this path, despite the fact that it was they who did the dirty work, even the ssovites themselves, in my opinion, were surprised at their cruelty, most of all, so say, heroism in these matters. the closest neighbors of belarus distinguished themselves - these are the ukrainians and the baltic states, because there was the so-called impulevich the sminsk butcher - this is 62 thousand victims only in the territory of minsk and the minsk region, then this operation winter magic (17,000 civilians

were burned only), about 300 villages were burned, practically none of them, well, almost the entire western border of belarus was burned, this is not a secret to anyone, and there was only german leadership, precisely with the hands of... a peace-loving policy, a little secret to anyone, that

serfdom was the first to be abolished from the territory of ilifland 40 years earlier than it happened in the russian empire, then the germans trained at the kuklachev level, gingerbread, whip, so you explain it, yes, that is , it’s even some kind of complex, this is a well-known syndrome , stockholm, yes, it ’s probably up to psychiatrists to deal with this issue...

you can’t talk to people of very different persuasions, very different persuasions, i looked at how the arabs feel about what is happening in their middle east, how they feel about chinese to what is happening in their country, how americans feel about how they live in their country, what they think about what is happening in the world, that is, it was a very interesting experience, a very interesting experience, i think that in to some extent, of course, he enriched me, this is without...

what is happening in the middle east, everything that you listed, now we passed through the soviet canal, this is one of the most navigable , but to summarize how the arabs feel about canals the world, and there they give local residents, local egyptians, the boatman. they they are called by sailors, everyone who has passed through the soviet canal knows what it is, there are electric trains and boatmen, they organize an arab bazaar in some company , they are always selling something, so i got into a conversation with them, they speak at least in english, they have a very interesting metaphor, one person expressed it to me , he says: americans, they seem to think that they are playing playstation, uh-huh, they are sitting at home, controlling the world with the help of a controller, they think that they are. .. they manage something, he says, for example, they they, he says, executed saddam hussein on

a major muslim holiday, he says that they wanted to tell us by this, but they did it for a reason, what they, what they wanted to say by this, they say, but at the same time, in in iraq, they control small oil fields, surrounded their armies and delivery routes to the port of basra, they think that they control or manage, how would you answer this question, i think that... a schizophrenic at a certain moment has the illusion of total control that that's all he is controls, he is in charge everywhere, everything depends on his decision. but the reality is quite harsh, and as woland said in master margarita’s novel, you think that you are going to see your grandmother in kiev, and a brick accidentally falls on your head, and after all, annushka has already spilled oil, that is, this is fate, well, the fate of a person - this is always a component of a very , very large number of factors, and where

some person obsessed with some idea decides to press a button on the trigger... mechanism, this is a completely random factor, and his control, well, how to control , how how can you control 20 thousand soldiers , a population of 80 million, no way, no way, the same thing that it was absurd for me to read on the pages of history, when france tried to occupy the russian empire, which begins at the baltic sea, ends at the pacific ocean, well, france is 3% of the area of ​​the russian empire. where they are going is a fly on the body of an elephant. however, events in your case, well, brought you to minsk, it’s not very pleasant, it’s already come to the point of searches, but in your apartment, as this is the case a secret until a criminal case is initiated on the territory of latvia, but because you published these figures that we were already told on tiktok, mm, they say that i am inciting

ethnic hatred, yeah, but that’s what they are saying. well, please, you can open my any public channel and try to find where i say that the latvians there are somehow different, that they are there, well, i start using offensive words, like yeah, because in latvia there are odious political and social figures public ones who do not hesitate to call russians openly pigs, all this goes into the media space, listen, when your mayor took down our flag and trampled on it, the big question is, who is the pig? go take off this black-and-white rag, trample on it, when the police ask from the series what am i doing, ask: what state flag is this? please show me, here is the list approved by the united nations, there are all the registered flags, official state flags and ask to see this, whose flag is this? well, your views are unpopular in latvia, this is obvious, and you face about 5 years, but if

suddenly you get caught by the police, that is, but at the same time you’ve lived there all your life, you’re 41 years old. yes, your parents are latvian by nationality? but no, my dad was born on the territory of the russian federal socialist republic, yeah, my mother was born in riga, but as it turned out recently, i have the roots of what they say is the most ancient people, after all, we are all, if you squeak a little, relatives of adam, and if you are also called solomonstein, then there are no questions, questions disappear, right?

well, for example, it’s strange for us to hear from latvians, well, probably other guests who it happens in our country, in the capital, that we have a lot of construction, we are used to it, for us it is the norm, but for you belarus has 32 years of sovereignty.

15 years ago there was a field, it was already the outskirts of the city, there was no minsk arena, and there was no minsk arena, how long it took minsk world to build it, in five to seven years, but latvia managed to either renovate or build new from the amount of housing that was in the ninety-first year, in my opinion about 5%, in lithuania about 7%, and estonia about 6%. how do you explain why there is no demand? maybe demand for housing, everyone has left , as we say here, well, you just have to look at the statistics of the trade balance of the baltic republics, they always, firstly, spend more than... they earn, and secondly, they import more than they export, and this leads to an increase in debt, well, that is, for example, there is the state of lithuania, whose

gdp per capita is three times greater than that of the republic of belarus, although, well, in fact, what it produces, the entire baltic states are 5 million, belarus is 9 million, that is, the vatican’s gdp per capita is 17 thousand euros in year, but it’s official there, well, everyone lives there... they clean the sidewalks, the roads, that there are no

knee-deep ones here, you look at the latvian yes, in winter it was a shock to me that bloggers show in riga, there’s a situation there, there’s a private company, it seems to be on the balance sheet of the riga city council, and for some reason this company collects money for parking patches. it seems that where services should be provided, and that is, well, provide a parking space, that’s it, no, there are snowdrifts there, but for some unknown reason the entire city of merstakis has been fenced off with bollards, this there were fancy stories about it, fables , everyone laughed at it, it was such a global joke, and he also opened gay clubs, well, he is openly gay, in latvia in general now there is this issue of dominance, well, why does he need roads if... they hang out in gay clubs with his elite, well, he’s put folic symbols everywhere now, so that he doesn’t have to go too far, so that everything is always at hand. solomon,

how is life for you in minsk, have you already made friends, any favorite places in the capital that you go to very often? i really miss water, in the sense that i have been all my life i lived near the water, near large bodies of water, and one of my favorite places in the city of minsk is a park with... i have like-minded people, it’s interesting to be with them, we go to the bathhouse with them, we actually met there, yes, life continues in any case, we are very glad, solomon, that you are with us in minsk, we hope that you will have a good time here, but for now we’ll take a break for a while, i remind you that we have a telegram channel, don’t be silent, subscribe, ask questions. and suggest guests, we are in touch, the

“say not silent” program is on air again, our guest is a blogger from latvia, solomon birstein, please answer, when did this spirit of protest awaken in you personally, that is, you have always been like this, or... until a certain moment you were such an average latvian, i have never been a latvian, here with the collapse of the soviet union , the interethnic interethnic issue became very sharply aggravated, because schools openly went to school to fight, a latvian school against a russian school, here i heard, they went to fight wall to wall district against district, and here russian schools fought against latvian schools, then somehow it all went away for a week. when people began to grow up, the young people somehow began to slow down, i became so knowledgeable and a lot of sorrow,

i began to wonder why we began to hold a day of remembrance for ss soldiers on march 16, yeah, at first i somehow missed this moment , then all this began to be discussed. they immediately immediately abruptly declared themselves to the police, already , somehow this is amazing, the soviet union had not yet collapsed, but they already had everything ready, that is, they had already changed their shoes, they had already changed their shoes instantly, because

this whole... epic they have is a sacred cow, the so-called secret protocols of the molotov ribentrop pact, what is amazing with these documents, i see very much here, that is, those who control this process, and the process in in any case, it is controlled, well , such processes do not occur spontaneously, this process is 100% controlled and it is controlled according to one manual, this is how the united states entered the second world war.

for some reason they were found on the territory of the united states of america, they were found by a person who i started with this, with the fact that part of the latvian society, part of the latvian nation, she left after the occupied troops, and... well, people understood that they had done very bad things, mostly war crimes and crimes against humanity , they began to surrender on the territory of occupied france, england, the usa, because if they went to surrender on the territory of occupied soviet union, germany, they would be put up against the wall, and there were two such figures, ethnic germans, born one on the territory of pskov region, the second on the territory of estonia, both

turned out to be. both began to actively cooperate with the cia, with intelligence, it was they, so meissner, in my opinion, in 1989 in estonia, read at the congress of occupied peoples, in my opinion, estonia, lithuania, ukraine, latvia gathered there, and there he presented it’s these secret protocols that were accidentally found by the molotov -ribbentrop pact, it’s like... in the case of saddam hussein, when he was told that he had chemical weapons, we can even show the receipt, yes, suddenly somehow completely unexpectedly, and on the part of the russian federation at that time , who recognized the presence of the secret protocols of the hammered rebentrop pact, well , yakovlev recognized it, this is the person who said that you are mistaken, we did not break the soviet union, we broke the thousand-year history of russia and he was in a team. chubais,

this is the person who said, we understood perfectly well that every plant sold was a coffin for communism, it didn’t matter to us who we sold for how much, if necessary, we were ready to pay extra, well, how about this to believe people, that is, if you think that they have already consciously led to this forgiveness, 100%, 100% consciously, well, this is the same thing as now putting tikhanovskaya at the head of the republic of belarus and that she will sell everything that she has for inexpensively .

in fact , only lithuania reacted more or less humanely to this issue. she gave a zero option of citizenship to everyone who was on the territory of this country, no matter the military, the kgb service, everything, but in lithuania the percentage of lithuanians, it was the least sovietized, the least implicated in the soviet union, and latvia was most implied, it was the center of the baltic military district, where there were the most soviet soldiers. regarding you and your question, and it depends on who you ask. well, eurosceptics certainly appeared when you were sharply impoverished by the euro code three times, but the most interesting thing is from ninety-one to, probably, 2000, these were the so-called fat years, because the latvian way, this is the national currency of latvia, it cost 2 dollars , yeah, but that doesn’t mean that the latvian economy doubled more powerful than the american ones were subsidies. no,

it was the consumption of the soviet heritage, it was the factories that were sawed up, because well , latvia had the largest fishing fleet on the territory of the soviet union. in latvia there were the richest fishing collective farms, in latvia , only i lived in an industrial, industrial outskirts area, there were three ports, one ship repair yard, a polovtsian port, a refrigerated port, a general purpose port for dry cargo, now there is a transshipment terminal and a shipyard , she was, originally she was shipyard, could build ships up to 110 m long and up to 27 wide, that's... enough ships, well, by modern standards, not very large, but not bad, a good size cubotage, and then it became a ship repair shop, we closed our hull shop, and now it has been sold to estonians. latvia does not have the ability

to repair what was left after the soviet union, there is no technology, no, i understand this, there are no specialists, so we remember such a time quite recently, when the entire russian elite was buying there. there are houses on the coast, where did it all go, i don’t understand, why did it dissolve so quickly, love for each other, because in any case , culture is leverage, pressure and soft power, this is a sore point for the russian-speaking world in general, because obviously and objectively the russian world, well, the russian world, let's call the community people for whom interethnic. is not russian, yeah, because those who speak russian in belarus and those who speak russian in russia may have different thoughts in their heads, but we all understand each other perfectly, communicating in the same language, here's russian the world, he is invisible in this soft war, he

is losing it, obviously losing, because there are few bloggers, let’s say the same ones, who in their native language in their country say that, well, russia is not bad. there is no point in telling russians in russian that russia is good, i think especially, people should talk about this, in german - the germans, in french - the french, there in spanish - the spaniards, guys from portugal in portuguese, but this is necessary invest money, it must be an idea, because one of the highlights of america's soft power, this is cinema, and they invest there. for a lot of money, they have several programs on this matter and it’s all run by the nsa, the national security agency, obviously we are losing this war, yeah, because, but i would say that thanks to people like you,

there is generally an understanding that that there should be such bloggers, you are not the only one in minsk, today there is also your fellow countryman, roman, samul, and not just one, there are more flowers, let’s say alexander. is there some more sofia vasilevskaya, these are people who came from latvia following your example to minsk or following your example, let's listen to what roman samul says about the standard of living in latvia. we buy municipal transport , yes, which in theory is in estonia, let’s say it ’s free, in latvia we pay 2 euros for a ticket, if we buy from the driver, with a salary of 1.00 euros, and if you also rent an apartment, imagine the plus utilities, plus spending on transport every day there and back, that’s 4 euros per day, multiply by 20 working days per month, that’s crazy money , having a car is generally an unattractive luxury, because we have diesel fuel, sorry, but the price is also rising, we are refusing everything

russian, aggressive, as well as belarusian products, and good products at that, because your president did not refuse the guest, he kept him. and here we are fed what we have been fed since the new year, now they add some flour products, insects, to the flour, people may not even know about it, this is such a wave of news took a ride, that's when we entered the twenty -third year, but then somehow everything was forgotten, and if you look at the composition carefully, read and decipher it through google, for example, type it in, then we really eat worms, larvae, well, sometimes it seems like a novel exaggerates the colors, but i think they don’t eat worms and larvae in ladvia yet, they eat them, but what catches your eye is what really became worse in latvia with the advent of this policy of eurocentrism, you know, if you take a frog and throw it instantly into boiling water, she's out of there

jumps out, and if you place it in cold water, light a slow fire under it and bring it to a boil, it doesn’t notice how, well, roughly speaking, it begins to boil, boil, the one who plans this whole scheme is a man... taxes have increased , well, that is, latvia is

the country with the highest taxes in the european union, the country with the most expensive kilowatt of electricity per hour. why lithuania, let’s say lithuania was the center of the baltic energy hub, it had a nuclear power plant, it supplied energy to latvia, lithuania, estonia, part of poland, belarus, but with with the advent of democratizers, all this was covered with democracy, uh-huh, uh-huh, today the bill for the light may come, as he said, right?

oppression, that is, discrimination, in a so-called democratic country positive discrimination is legally prescribed, nonsense, well, okay, they shout that there were mass deportations, that is, yes, deportations, but this is not deportation, this is forced relocation, because deportation is this is outside the state, there was resettlement within one state of the soviet union, 3500 latvians were resettled who did not agree with decision.

slaves as children, that is, there were two periods

of infiltration, first they were selected on the spot, then they were driven to the nearest railway station, there they were loaded into wagons, they were driven to riga; the able-bodied population left, the most able-bodied, went to forced labor in germany, and those who less able to work and the children were sent either to a concentration camp in salaspils, by the way they call it a forced labor camp, although this is a concentration camp for real, this is really a death camp there we recently had ours - scenes from the history of belarus that are simply impossible to remember, well, the neighbors really took an active part in this, as active, as active as possible, in one of my videos i asked myself a question, i say: guys, okay, you are promoting that they fought in defense for the independence of your state, tell us how...

well, what can they do? solomon, do you criticize a lot?

say don’t be silent, subscribe, ask questions and suggest us new interesting guests, we are in touch. on air again program say, don’t be silent, our guest is blogger solomon bernstein, we want to discuss with you our situation in the twentieth year in minsk, you have repeatedly in interviews named the main beneficiaries of this coup, the

so-called poland and lithuania, why are these states, modern states . in total, and the capital was on the territory of modern belarus, and vilna, in fact, is a belarusian city, well, due to some completely strange reorganizations of comrade stalin, who ended up on the territory of lithuania, well, they cut off, well, so we went, so they divided, well in fact, just like crimea came to ukraine

completely by accident, they have this, well, itchy wound that, well, we are great, i think there is a wound, but ...

with the center of power, then that’s all they have , what can go to your head, the outbreak of wars began, that is, serbia, iraq, libya, afghanistan, and everywhere else on the planet, but what’s amazing is that everyone wants, well, many want to live like the usa, they think that there is mana from heaven, this this is exactly what i was talking about, the soft power that they promote through movies and different and, well, yes, they give a good image,

we can use electricity, live in houses that have sewerage, running water, that is, if there is no state, we simply will not be able to cope with this, each of us individually. preservation will not work, because belarus has its own narrative, in any case, we can compare this, at least by comparing, well,

accounting reports, so i take latvia as an example, because i know these realities well, that is, for a family in latvia 1.5% of the budget is spent on family and motherhood, in belarus this is 3.2% of the budget is spent on family and motherhood, 1% is spent on defense and weapons in belarus, the united germany, and the prime minister has a passport , look, when the president has a passport of the states of america, whose interests they are worried about, they are worried about theirs interests, look, the saleswoman in maxima receives 620 euros in her hands. and the deputy starting from 4,000 in the entire maxim retail network employs

4,700 people in latvia, yeah, in public administration in latvia 63,400 people work in latvia, great, such a huge state, with a population of 1.5 million, i i’m a member of a public organization in belarus, i personally know its head of the may day branch, he’s an excellent person, very honest. mazovka, comrade mazovka, and it was a wild surprise for me that in the mingur executive committee people work for free, that is, he says, well, it’s like, well , it’s considered a social burden, it’s not work, it’s a serious load, but it’s not paid, but it’s not is paid, but i seriously doubt that if in latvia you tell deputies that guys, you work for the good of society, but for free, yes, they will all run.

but i cannot join the party yet, since i am not a citizen of the republic of belarus, i am not a citizen of the russian federation, but there is an opportunity, there was an opportunity to join a public organization, and there i mostly do propaganda, we go to different places in general organizations and tell them that life is a little different, life is there as we are told. what should we look up to, as if we should, i say that not everything is so simple, and there are problems, these problems i describe it, and it is much easier for people to understand

it not from dry magazine articles, but from the words of a living person who lived there, saw it for himself, tried it, felt it, but again the organization gives the opportunity to participate in large charity events, for example, i had a great time the opportunity to send humanitarian aid to people in need in the donetsk and lugansk republics. i reported this to the organization, they immediately told me: come on, come to us, we will give you this, this, this, in the end i came with my five boxes and left with almost ten boxes, we donated all this through our own people, through the donetsk-lugansk campaign. after 1920, some of our revolutionaries were discovered in latvia, and you probably had contact with some of them, i worked with one of them, there’s a warhead flag right here. tattoo, that’s all , that is, i tried, i say, the man is 21 years old, i tried to talk to him, well, okay

, yes, you criticize, but suggest, i say, what are the main complaints, dad usurped all power for 30 years in power , i say, okay, but what’s the problem, yeah, this is one of signs of dictatorship, irremovability of power, i say, okay, then it turns out that in the eleven european states that are irremovable monarchies , there are no dictatorships, this is different, and this, this is different, this is the main answer, this is their favorite phrase, of course, darling, this is the main answer, this is different, but those who are particularly stubborn or convinced continue to insist that there should be a military coup in belarus, in particular tatyana martynova, there is a blogger, she recently talked with a ukrainian journalist, who could no longer stand it in his hearts showed her what she was calling for, let's see, look. please, this is what it looks like, not after one rocket, but after a dozen, this is what the living quarters look like, thousands of

people lived here. there were families here, there were children, there were all these people there, i don’t know, some ups and downs, there were dogs, cats, something else, people lived here, my compatriots, they lived here, you can curse me as much as you like, but now you are calling this to your land, well, i don’t know who you have to be to to dream of war, of a military coup in your country, but she’s not the only one, tikhanovskaya proposes the same thing, so what happens after that? talking , in my opinion, there is no point in convincing anything, these are people who have made their choice and have not decided, yes, you know, in any conversation there must be two parties capable of agreement, and for a party to be capable of agreement, it must be uh, has a legal personality, well, mrs. tikhanovskaya, she ’s not a legal personality, she, well, who is she, well

, who says, no one is a blogger, she’s in fact blogger. yes, she is, in fact, a blogger who promotes herself on certain hype topics, this is the blogger whom foreign countries are really pouring money into, this is a fact, but she lives on the support of lithuania and poland, well, in my opinion, well, probably , the united states of america, because lithuania and poland live on the support of the united states of america, well, there are such vavan and lexus, maybe they know pranksters, they have already found a source of their income, this is a non-profit organization, and they also sponsor. finally, let’s ask what will you take up what plans you have in minsk ? that i have no legal reasons to obtain

belarusian citizenship, i am now in omzh. and refugee status in fact, additional protection, yeah, and the only option to obtain some more or less normal human status is to obtain russian citizenship, on which i have the right to, and since belarus and russia are a union state, yes, they are here, but we wish you to quickly sort out all this casuistry and obtain citizenship and become a journalist, and we will be glad to see you in our ranks. svetlana smolonskaya, victoria popova, we say goodbye to you for today, goodbye, goodbye, solomon bernstein is speaking now. i wish you , at the moment when you make a decision, to base it on verified facts. any information in our age of technological development is free and open. it all depends

from you. do you want to see this or not? sometimes the truth is not very pleasant, but in the meantime it never ceases to be true. solomon, well, in belarus everything works for the benefit of people, and neurosite, including this beautiful picture that you see, was painted by a famous artist, artificial intelligence, all our guests leave their wishes and autographs here, and we will be glad if you leave us some good wishes too, with pleasure, thank you.

their every day begins with tension, there are such trills, that is, you’re sitting at home, singing birds like this, especially in the evening, i’ve never heard this anywhere else in my life, for this it’s even worth coming and looking at all this beauty, when everything is in flood.

now we are in an interesting place, this is the site of a primitive man; around our village of tyshkovicha there are seven registered sites of primitive people. once upon a time in this field, a hillock was plowed and quite interesting things began to appear on the surface, these were the tools of primitive people. watch polishuki’s project on the belarus 24 tv channel. a show that doesn’t will leave no one indifferent. for some reason , everyone thinks that this is somehow a game for the camera, all this is some kind of staging, what a staging, 40 minutes to go by. meanwhile, it is almost overtaking him. alexander, cling on with your hands, come on, well, the main thing is to choose your path, even if it is the most dangerous. calmly

, don’t rush, wait, wrong way, wrong way, wrong way , wait, take your time, wait, yes, carefully, up, down, down, they’re walking, nose to nose, foot to foot, dudarchik and bizovich, there’s a struggle, wow! this is the move, look how it sags, be careful, already on the platform, who is ready to overcome himself and become a hero, it’s time for great feats, but look, look, look, this racer, this is a trolist, sergey, i’m not ready to fight this fear any further, that is, i understood what it is, i’m with i met him, it was very pleasant, lyudmila vladimirovna, fear, fear, lyudmila vladimirovna, but that’s all for now. watch the game show: heroes on our channel.