do not do anything, or refuse peaceful coexistence, equality or mutually beneficial relations, someone is pariahizing someone, conflicts occur, destruction occurs, as a result , humanity is losing, because - china, we must give credit, this is the country that started talking about the interests of all humanity, not the golden billion, pay attention, not the golden billion, but all of humanity, which is on itself, that is, this ...

which looks only a few years ahead, we must look with the perspective of decades, you understand or not, another forty in the fifth year germany was divided and limited both in the military and economic spheres, and already in the nineties it was reunited, and a few years later it became the center of the european union, you understand or not, so we need to look at it from a decades-long perspective, so our task with you, after all , that's why it is close to me in general, i respect chinese culture very much, i respect chinese politics. it is close to me, because it is not aimed at destruction, but at creation, joint cooperation and development, they are guided by common sense, that's me sometimes i speak complimentary about the policy of alexander lukashenko said that he is pursuing a policy of common sense, thanks to this belarus is a peaceful country today, thanks to this we have high indicators of socio-economic development in principle high support from the population for the policy that we are pursuing today, therefore... we are united by belarus and china,

the policy of common sense. vladim, here, at the beginning of our conversation you recalled china's closest ally, pakistan. these days in belarus the pakistani delegation, the speaker the parliamentary assembly of pakistan is here, today it will work all day, how much, did it happen by chance or not by chance, by the way, well listen. i had the opportunity to communicate with representatives of pakistan at international venues and invited them to us, so that it was absolutely really at the highest level, i think it is not far off, so, i want to tell you so, this is absolutely in the logic of our, our policy, and if we ourselves have an iron brotherhood with china, strategic tepee cooperation, and china and pakistan have the highest level of trust in cooperation, well, in our logic, so that we...

work in this trio, and today we have this level of trade and economic relations with pakistan that does not correspond to our joint potential, i think, even including using the support of our big brother, china, we can strengthen this area of ​​interaction, especially since there is no need to even be a promoter in some way, these are mutually beneficial relations, we have complementary economies, where we can offer each other enough quality goods, services and, to develop in this direction, i am sure that after this friendly, partner, working visit, our government will work and the corresponding decisions will be made in order to increase trade turnover, but we can increase it at least 10 times in the next few years, namely with pakistan , of course, with china we will constantly increase, we have all the conditions for this, look at the growth we have, several billion dollars a year, thank god, and we should not leave.

this pace, the pace should not be lost, plus today to some extent chinese goods prevail over imports in some directions, but belarusian exports are also constantly growing, if it was uh... the comparison was under 6 something, and then for now the total for the year was 8.5 dollars and billions of dollars, yes 8.5 billion dollars, that is , look at how much, the profit margin has grown 150 times since 1992, and we must come to the point that it... grows even more, and we are not doing this, i will explain again, we are not doing this artificially, yes it was political decision, political will, but subsequently we are seriously, yes, seriously working on the quality of products, on building trade and logistics chains, on the presentation of our products, so that the end consumer understands what

the products of belarusian, belarusian enterprises are, how and why it is profitable to buy them, at the same time we have kissed the nomenclature of goods, we are interested in them delivering here, well, including based on the sanctions lists, yes, i say again, today, unfortunately, on some of our partners in the world we cannot influence and unfortunately, i say again, we are counting on this destructive policy to go away, but we do not know, it will go away next year, in 3 years or in 10, and we will not stop, today we will work in those markets where we are expected, where we are respected, considered, this is the people 's republic of china, our ally brother, the russian federation, distant arc countries, the entire post-soviet space, well, naturally the eu, why did we create this customs-free, free movement of labor forces, goods and services, that's where we should work to earn money, as alexander grigorich correctly said, some republics

are offended, he is right, we with our products are not so needed in many countries, thank you, i will remind you that in our studio today was. deputy of the minsk city council of deputies, political scientist, it was the program topical microphone, thank you for being with us, see you soon, take care of yourself.

i'll see who is there, hello, hello, hello, our clever girl, clever girl, clever girl, everything is fine, what are you cry, everything is fine, everything is fine, everything, don't cry, everything is fine, well, everything will be fine, don't be upset, dear winter, my dear.

now this hope will come true long after us, are you sure, i am not, well, how can you be sure, 50/50, why be sure, it is better to win. i swear to serve the people of the republic of belarus,

to uphold the constitution and laws of the republic of belarus, to uphold the high obligations imposed on me. from this moment alexander ryhoravich lukashenko took the first step as president of the republic belarus. the unforeseen crisis befell the president of the country's earliest governments. it’s a hell of a lot, but the real situation is different. for how certain provisions of this program will be implemented. the president does not convey

a program instead, he sleeps on the painful torture of our race, which is a thousand times ours. for aposhnya bastards. we know how unbearable the life of the simpleton is to the people, how deeply

our life's social injustice has affected us, how the paths to exit from this place have been laid out. ale geta, don’t be afraid, no i am an asabist, i am not my young team, we are strong and ready to work without distraction, without losing strength so that life becomes easier for our people, so that our belarus becomes increasingly rusty. dziўnay jumping is the natural wealth of belarus, the quality of tayamnits can be achieved in braslauschyna. here you will find an enchanting lake with an extraordinary name, called the water of god. the name of the lake was inspired by the dzyakuyuchy abras, which reminds us of the waters. vozera is in the shape of a regular circle, which does not change for many hours. yes. padanne, what is it like sochyts for the right people nyabesau, and a lot more of such magical chandeliers

in belarus. this is an understandable policy. hello, juvenile justice in europe, a nightmare for any family, especially for immigrants. children are taken away from migrants en masse, and parents are deprived of their rights, no matter what citizenship, why they came, whether they fled from war or just on vacation. the practice of taking away children in western europe has been in effect since the 18th century, using the example of only one country, switzerland. we will show what facets

the immoral mechanism acquired. here, children were not only taken away, but also turned into slaves. so, the swiss history that has been kept silent for so long.

in the 19th century, switzerland was not yet a place of prosperity and luxury, not a rich country, where many have to work hard, this also shapes the mentality, the poor are treated negatively with contempt, it is believed that this is the lot of the lazy and idle, therefore , school-age children are taken from such families, they are separated from their parents and placed in families of successful hard-working farmers. it is believed that then the younger generation will have a worthy example before their eyes. mothers, often sent to prison without trial , forcibly sterilized. many young women in prison not only lost their children forever, but were also sterilized against their will, as cynically stated

by government officials, at that time not all of them could be re-educated, but at least they managed to exclude. the danger of these unfortunates creating a family, they seemed to want to save the children from other influences, so that they would not become infected with laziness, but salvation in big quotes actually resulted in the violence of slavery. imagine that no one controls foster families. the best cure for hereditary laziness was considered to be work, the harder, the better. in reality, it all boiled down to the fact that children were used as cheap and disenfranchised labor. a child could be taken away for various reasons: the family was poor, they got divorced, or one of the relatives had gypsy blood. from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century , there was practically no social insurance or support system for low-income families in switzerland. the state relied on the potential of public self-regulation, and also on private initiative, including the initiative of the church. when faced with the problem of poverty, the state resorted to

the redistribution of children from disadvantaged families to more prosperous ones. the cynicism of such a policy was simply off the scale, these european people, savages, even sold children into slavery to wealthy farmers at sunday fairs. in switzerland, there were even state auctions at which farmers purchased children taken from their families for a symbolic fee in order to use them as free labor. at the auctions of children examined for health and endurance. the wealthiest farmers bought the most profitable ones. that is, children became a commodity, what is called european capitalism without borders, if someone fell ill or died, buyers usually had no problems, they could go to the auction again to register a new little slave. yes, in the 1930s in bourgeois switzerland there were markets where children were sold. anyone could sign a contract to take two or three children, the limit was set at

six. it was believed that this was how many to feed an ordinary farmer wouldn't be able to, but two free workers would be fine. and they were loaded with work like six. children from 10 years old were in the greatest demand, they could already do almost any work, their education was not particularly cared for, that's not why they were taken from their families. children were sold at auctions like cattle, and there are a lot of their memories later, when they, when they tell how, so to speak, their teeth were checked, felt, like cattle is bought, later used for...

the swiss not only became slaves, essentially second-class people. the attitude of their owners towards them is difficult to describe in words. this is how a civilized alpine state fought against hereditary laziness in the poor and marginalized strata of the population. the seized children were literally kept in bestial conditions, lived in a barn or pigsty, eating with animals, did not have the right to eat at the same table with the farmer's offspring, did not wear shoes, worked from morning to night for food, and also... not all children taken from their parents could endure eternal relationships, for them they even came up with a special term, "ferding kkinger," meaning a contract child. later, when they were adults, the ferding

kinders admitted that no one cared for them in their new families. in addition, they were used for hard labor and were subjected to psychological and physical abuse. i had to eat in a small windowless room next to the stable. i was never allowed to sit at the kitchen table, i was bullied for days in a barn without light, and was rarely fed. my adoptive father raped me repeatedly, that's how these people remember their childhood. many of them, unable to bear it, committed suicide, some took this step already in adulthood, others continue to be haunted by the trauma received in childhood, and the desire to commit suicide does not leave them to this day. according to historians' estimates, 100,000 bonded children became victims of the cruel policy. a typical story: seven decades later, the swiss walter steck recalls his ruined childhood. when he was only five, the authorities decided that his parents were too poor to raise

a child, and walter became an unpaid laborer. by force from strangers to him. it still hurts me - he sums up, for the ruined childhood. i was not given food when i wet the bed, and i wet the bed until i was 10, so i ate very rarely and was a thin boy. farmers were very willing to take such children. because in general they only needed to be fed, to provide them with a roof over their heads, such children did not need to be paid, and therefore this business became established, spread throughout switzerland, because everyone understood that it was very profitable, it was dictated by concern about the younger generation, this is how the swiss state seemed to convey its thoughts, but historians believe that there was also a dry economic calculation at work, there was a shortage of workers on the farms, and children were free labor. between the two world wars , there were enough widows of the destitute on the continent, and how sweetly the contract employees sang. in fact, they did not tell everything. boys and girls

really did receive a roof over their heads, in exchange for arab labor. switzerland acquired labor completely legally without unnecessary expenses force to boost their economy. they were treated like scum, the conditions were simply hellish. almost all the former contract children who were interviewed said years later that. their foster parents were cruel and punished for the slightest offense. if i had died, i would have been much better off, and such phrases were heard from those who remembered their enslaved childhood. the children of strangers, who lived in barns with animals and were almost always hungry, were perceived as the norm. they were saved, they were children freed from their terrible parents who had committed crimes, were divorced or impoverished. everything that happened to them was for their own good, and the state had. its own benefit, was exempted from financial time for their maintenance. they had to work in the fields from early morning until late evening, without severance pay,

there were usually no concessions for adopted children. it is known that in the thirties of the last century, 20% of all agricultural work in individual cantons of switzerland was performed by children under the age of 15. lonely dark nights and hungry days of their haunt in dreams to this day. now imagine that such a form. still torture, trying to convey to the world at an advanced age still alive, to this terrible truth about what their native state did to them, it would seem,

a completely civilized period of time, when all the horrors of war and racism of nazism, it would seem, retreated, especially on the territory of neutral switzerland. having grown up, many of these children filed lawsuits against the state for cruel treatment, deprivation of childhood and love. for many years. in in switzerland , it was not customary to talk about child contract workers and their abuse. the trigger was an autobiographical novel by roland begert. it was published in 2008.