it was already in the eighty-seventh year with the beginning of perestroika that a massive attack began on everything, on everything, as they say, the foundations of the ideological foundations of ours, our society , our people, this is understandable, what does it mean for people who are now 40 years old, they have already

been brought up like this, you see, there’s nothing you can do about it, really, so most of this is, well, like someone there, but... most of it, mind you, this is such a neutral wait-and-see position, how will it all end, well, of course, and this is visible in everything, we, we, we, we do not see the galaxy, so to speak, artists who would speak out in defense of our national sovereignty today, there is none, there is no one, and there is no galaxy, obviously there is no one, and i repeat, is it midges? i’m talking about the galaxy, but i’m not saying that they don’t exist, there are certainly people who have chosen their position, i’m sorry, and i’m referring to these people, that’s why i’m so surprised that we left like that for some reason, we don’t see the galaxy, but we see

a bed, a bed of enemies, we can name it, well, it’s impossible, well, it’s impossible, well, okay, who else is vanya okhlabystin? that's all, i said, most of it, mind you, i am correct, as they say , the formulation here, it fully allows for the presence of some part that has unconditionally chosen its position, and this large part, i repeat, i do not propose to repress,

because i say, this is how they were brought up, this is how they were brought up and this is their upbringing it’s very difficult to redo it, but now considering exactly what you’re talking about, the conflict will certainly be of a long, long-term nature, well, we need to educate, we need a new galaxy, so we need to educate, one of, one of, in my opinion, one of the important opportunities for education is the showing of soviet cinema in schools, not only, there is already a russian film worthy, but still, let’s say, directly soviet... but it carried this national idea, a pan-soviet idea, which, oddly enough there was a russian idea, and not only russian, and tatar, and there yakut, and armenian, jewish, so to speak, but it really united our

country, it should be returned, it should be done, it ’s not difficult, because i understand, so say, the responsible ministry that says, well, it’s necessary...

they’re ready, and you’re right when you say that, they ’re ready to make sacrifices, they’re ready to fight, just like they did in 1945, when my father... took pilau, and it was already may 10th, but they didn’t give up, and didn’t give up, by the way, they were simply destroyed, that’s all, you have to understand that this is really a life-or- death struggle, and here the presence of czech beer in stores is inappropriate, well, it’s just inappropriate, not because it’s bad , but because there is some kind of challenge in this in relation to those people who had...

territory, but turning to the last two years, i will note that we are really developing to the limit, and this development is surprisingly systematically and steadily, here the question of the economy was raised, i can say that from an economic point of view, the solution there is, say , stimulate military production with these decisions. is accepted and implemented in sufficient volume, while in russia there is still a budget deficit in the twenty-second and twenty-third years, it

was very small, and probably if it had been larger, then inflation would have been higher, and inflation is a tax on the poor , first of all, that is, the macroeconomic indicators of russia in 2022-23, they are surprisingly good, stable, this concerns the fact that in terms of median income , russians have returned to the level of well-being. 2007 or 2013, inflation in russia, yes, 8% or a little less, quite a lot, but still this is quite acceptable inflation, in terms of life expectancy, russians have never lived as long in their history, on average as they do today, in this sense developing on at the limit, our country has the opportunity to accumulate its capabilities and resources for a solution.

not only as a mobilization war, but also as a normal economy, well, as economists say, an economy with an average level

of income, and in general it is quite, quite favorable, although of course enormous efforts are required in order to maintain this pace. i wanted to draw attention to a very important lesson from 22-23, which now at the beginning of the new year we can draw from an analysis of the diplomacy of international relations, how it turns out that for many years, politicians abroad, and in russia, have been frightening themselves with the collapse of the world order, and this is a disaster, that’s how we found out, the collapse of the world order, which is expressed in, well, in fact , the inability of the united states to make any responsible decisions due to the intellectual degradation of their elite and the disunity of the european union and its outright russophobia, all this is not a disaster, but an opportunity. first of all , for russia, and i would draw attention to three aspects of the

new emerging foreign policy of russia, which manifested themselves especially clearly in the twenty-third year, the first of them is democratic multipolarity, which is embodied in brix, let me remind you that it’s been a week since brix expanded, now there are not five states, but 10, in october of this year... a brix summit will take place in kazan, i really hope that fundamental decisions will be made there on the transformation of this organization and the acquisition of powers, well , actually equal to the powers of the united nations, at least in certain issues, so, developing brix, brix - this is a russian idea from 2006, we have actually deprived the west of its monopoly on the interpretation of the phenomenon of democracy, we, through brick, are creating a real democratic system of international relations in which there is no place

for unipolarity under the leadership of the united states, which has generally been quite visible over the past 70 years. the second change is the erosion of the western economic monopoly or the western monopoly in the economic sphere. 22-2 showed that from the point of view of the latest technologies, yes in very specific narrow areas, but this is not only weapons there, hypersonic systems, missiles, artillery, but in the field of it, information and communication technologies, the russian federation is creating a new technological platform that is sovereign and... which ensure our economic security, the same can be said about the achievements of china, india and other states, which de facto deprived the west of its monopoly in the economic sphere, and this is a huge achievement that has been in preparation for decades, but only now in 22-23 it became obvious that the third plot is -

the emergence of a huge number of states, but at least a hundred states of the world majority, each of which... has its own foreign policy, which they defend and who have someone to listen to, there is the russian federation, another brix state, yes, while this is the world majority, this the design is more virtual, but because there is a separate african group, there is latin american, middle eastern, and pacific or asian, but nevertheless it is the world majority that speaks about their interests, they now have someone to turn to, and the russian federation... insisting that within the framework of this community of nations there is its own agenda, in which there is no place for american hegemony in general, plays such a generally strategic role. moreover, over the past 2 years, the russian federation has truly shown itself to be such a military-political core of the world

majority, because we are showing in practice what it means to be sovereign and ignore threats that have been historical for many centuries, and today we are proud of this, yes, we are setting aside your own vision international relations, multipolar or polycentric, or i don’t know what term to choose, but a system in which we are on our side is true and we defend the interests of the truly global majority, so... by the military on january 1 of this year, he was looking for a very important thing, about that we will figure it out sooner , therefore, when the russian president communicated with europe, how europe is with us, in general, russian diplomacy over the past few years has added many very essential terms

to international relations, one of them is this is the very military-technical solution to european problems. decisions that russia might make in response to new emerging threats, the finnish foreign ministry said the shock and awe was quite significant, and the first thing they did was they started looking

at how norway had been building its foreign policy for many years membership. talks about russia, scholz talks about russia, biden talks about russia and putin talks about russia, everyone talks about russia, which of course is good, listen, by the way, to macron. in june

next year you will have to decide whether to continue to rearm our european sovereignty in the face of danger, stop russia and support the ukrainians, or give in to the authoritarian forces in ukraine and assert the strength of liberal democracies. or give in to the lies of the sowing house? well , a lie sowing chaos - this is macron, a phenomenally unpopular person, that’s why macron is generally talking about something, man, you’re not a degol, you’re definitely not napoleon, wake up, advertising, the russian ministry of emergency situations warns. protect your home by installing a fire alarm. safety starts with you, russian emergency situations ministry.

i want to show you a man whose mental abilities i never doubted, or rather, their absence. i’m not even talking about morality, but what makes blinken interesting is his helplessness and attempts to solve problems. defense, a fun country, on the contrary, look, as for secretary of defense austin, i did not know about his health problems. in fact, i spoke to loyd last weekend, before this incident. and i know that he made a statement about this. that's what i wanted i would say that one of the greatest privileges of

my career in my thirty years in government was and remains to work with lloyd austin. he is an outstanding leader for a country in uniform and now without it.

and... i’m even surprised why blinkin didn’t know that on december 22, austin was actually admitted, he was admitted, he had medical, well , essentially for surgery, he came out on december 30, he was replaced by kathleen hicks, she went to vacation, naturally, on the first of the month he had an exacerbation, he went to bed again on the fourth, i think they had a meeting, you put him in the hospital on the 2nd, meeting, meeting.

yesterday, the strait of gibraltar , maybe there is some kind of meaning in this, that blinken will take the rap for this, and the united states does not want to take direct part in this further, even with its aircraft carrier forces, leaving an amphibious landing group there, who were afraid that the houthis would seize the aircraft carrier, if he did not declare that he had nothing to do with it, he would seize it, the simple fact is that the aggravation of further relations could lead to this, could lead to that. that the united states would be forced to use armed forces, well, in this case, two aircraft carrier groups, one went to the red sea, the other to the atlantic, well, so to speak, everyone signed up, so what

concerns. austin, well, this is a person very close to the biden family , he was friends with boyden there, they went to some church together in iraq, well, in general, people who are not a stranger to biden austin is not a stranger to biden, let’s say, man, so maybe in this way, you can embed there by age is much closer to biden than to his son, yes, but nevertheless, when ustin is already over 70, 70, in my opinion, is already there, yes, but when he served there, apparently.

they respected, this is a very big doubt , the most honest ones, he never, only once tried to show and then with the words of poor ivanka, in the words of poor ivanka , he launched 56 missiles into syria, he did nothing more than respect them, on the other side of sulaymaniyah, he will make a decision that will immediately

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