if necessary, he will tear this very thing on himself in the image of freedom, he will go to the barricades, i understand everything, it has such a function, here is a question for those who there, well , they told all this for a long time, how they are against the war, how they will not give nothing to ukraine, suddenly they gave everything, moreover, well, it turns out that the republican party is even more radical in relation to... uh, well, war, you ’ll tell me now, well, now they want to beat trump on this only, that’s what dmitry will answer this, you will find out immediately after the advertisement, such colorful, bright, interesting, jokes, humor,

everything is very cool, well, for example, aliens will arrive, such a rich film, these sounds, this whole look, many analogies, of course, with a soviet film, i would not call it a remake, reshooting, the film completely independently, uh, moved away from me, it’s an adventure, it’s a very interesting comedy, you don’t have a chance, in general you were completely delighted, listen, well, it’s cool, wonderful, that’s it. love, romance, what right now, yes, i’m going to cry now, these are tears, this straight up to the world level, but very cool, i’m proud, it was something, the whole film was in one breath, we’ll meet in the future, 100 years from now, it’s clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations.

we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story.

i pressed something, you know, well, nothing, well , it happens in life, well, i pressed everything , everything changed the other way around by 180°, well, the newspaper is a parliamentary newspaper, now it’s serious, because it’s sick - this is a parliamentary newspaper, here’s an american parliamentary newspaper here a couple of days ago published an article, they probably eavesdropped our discussions on the program of vladimiralfovich solovyov. they said

that america is forced to fight on three fronts, but by the way, without disagreeing with us, they said the ukrainian front, the middle eastern front and southeast asia. we’re still somehow holding on to two, the third is inevitable, how will we hold on when the third comes, we don’t know yet, we need to come up with something, it’s interesting, even if the parliamentary newspaper, well, describes it as some kind of reality, well, of course, just the words it's not said, we are waging a war, yes, that's just the british secretary of defense could say that here we are waging a war to rule the world. here, but, but at the same time he writes, yes, we have a war, we are forced to participate in it, and now we will be forced in three directions, there is a question of how we will cope, well, that is, this is not

a thing that, you know, that’s how - there, well, someone fantasized, some kind of conspiracy theory, but no, it’s all normal, everything is discussed, everyone understands everything, that’s why in relation. this is the thrill of the nineties and the first half of the 2000s, this is what they lived in the role masters of the world, by the way, notice how interesting it is, yes, within america itself, exactly at this time, such an interesting history finally took shape, well, clans, but, well, yes,

they have always been there, of course, yes, but so that well, clinton, then clinton wanted to be, like that...

well, to be honest, in the years of my soviet youth, when i was a graduate student at the institute of world economy, international relations, academy of sciences, it already existed, just a deep state, the term would be yes was, well, it meant this, who owns the power, well , i don’t know, maybe it’s an american term that was invented for the soviet union in the thirties, here it is, well, that is, it probably wasn’t a term. ok, maybe the terms, maybe they forgot later, i don’t know, it’s just that when i, i claim there, maybe the term was there, or maybe it was still in such a wonderful wheel as dmitry describes it, but no, well, before we were talking about the freemasons, of course, too, well, yes, political, no, now there is, the state political elite is a bureaucratic

apparatus, no, but here it was about the depth a state that actually governs, yes, but look at this as a term of american political analysis first of all. in this matter, well, probably one more thing , here’s what risha sunak did from my point of view, well, risha sunak washed his hands because he still had dirty hands for six months, yes , because there were still six months, so to speak, well, the outcome is still clear, yes he will be the same

, well, why take on an extra burden for six months , well, okay, he was just told you have to, he was told directly that if if you want to have a good lease deal in california, let's get out right now, he said honestly, he said, he said that i will go to america to do startups. looked, says suna, what a schmuck, the journalist was a waste of money, so he left his post, well, he made some money, but at the same time he stayed, what a waste of money for journalists, well , he made some money, but not bad, a little, a little, i can do more, i have the background is business.

and this won’t happen there, we can’t wait, andrei, i

trump, in fact, was going to drain the washington swamp, and my promise he didn’t fulfill the election campaign, maybe, having drained the washington swamp, he would have reached the deep state, but i think no, he wasn’t going to do this, like any normal american politician, you have to promise, and then how it turns out, well, you started with silver. this is a very important thing, to be honest, the politics of memory, now it ’s called that, they also have it, this direction is actively developing, and at the same time germany refused to recognize the blessings of leningrad, it’s just this combination about the fact that now it’s very important, we need to take a regstak, a turning point in the sense that the generation with whom we communicated has just passed away, well, the generation of fathers and grandfathers who fought. today’s youth, students, for example, they no longer communicated with these people, they communicated through

us, so to speak, yes, they honor, yes, they treat this, well, let’s say, with reverence, yes, but this it still wasn’t, the living connection has already been severed, for them this is already history, if for us this is life, yes, i was walking with my grandfather, he told me, yes, now it has already been torn apart, so the politics of memory is a very important thing, and forget about it. what is not possible in this regard is what is being done recently, this is an important direction, but a whole generation has really been missed, a whole 30 years, 30 years, this is a generation that has been missed, when the old professors leave now, they are like this, here we are we leave, yes, and then it is filled with those people who passed through, studied, received grants, worked, so to speak, in western structures, read sorov's textbooks, even worked in this foundation. these are the nineties and zero years, yes, then now another generation is being raised, probably

there will be, but this is what is coming to replace us, this is a very serious important issue, so in what we are now, what the americans have done and in general the westerners have done with this resolution is a big indicator, even the immediate history, otherwise they will review, i am sure, in 25 years they are already writing that the main front of the second world war was the western front, the united states fought, and the soviet...

he will be there at seven, well, so to speak, he will wrap up, now while they are talking about the fact that it seems that he is not going to, he said there are no plans, but anything can work out, i think that they will.

that in the old world during the cold war there could have been neutrality, but in the current cold war there is no neutrality war, there is no neutrality, you see, now when the swiss are actually driving other countries into the foreign ministry, if you are not going to go, then you are for the russians, then you are already on the side, how they define the aggressor, it’s like this can be considered as neutrality.

yes, so that such permission, but if we remember, yes, before this, the day before this , austin, in principle, practically said so, gave such an answer to the question of whether it is possible or not, well, in fact, what is possible, 2 weeks or a week and a half ago, nuland said about this that it was necessary, because,

well, austin said only aviation, since russian aviation, supposedly from russian territory. launches these glide bombs from the indigenous territory of russia, so it is possible to shoot down, and nulan was talking about long-range missiles in general, so the fact that such a thing and they already used a patriot when they shot down a plane on our territory transporting ukrainian prisoners, that they are turning on the fool, they are using with might and main on our territory here, volodya, i think that the conversation is going differently, the conversation is simple, we must destroy the devil.

well, you know my attitude towards me, yes, you worry all the time here and there, fuck you, you live in moscow, you won’t know when it will start, i was hopeful, but the thing is in general you have to come to terms with the only promise that life holds is death, that’s why a person wins when they stop being afraid of death, well, listen to us all the time, they take us weakly all the time, they tell us you can’t, why can’t you do it nuclear anyway?

let's just hammer on the indigenous territory, but in belgrade, there are continuous military installations there, women, children, old people are dying, and the russians will say, no, well, well, for the sake of, well, what,

nuclear weapons are such a trifle? use? no, well, no, here, here, here, when at the mausoleum an american nuclear bomb will arrive, then a russian guy will come out, press the button, so maybe it won’t arrive, then a nuclear bomb, right, absolutely, absolutely, right, so they will terrorize rostov, they will terrorize there... and everywhere they can reach, except, today we will say, no, okay, stop it, well, why, i wonder when we hit the bank bank, where the illegitimate president sits, and what difference does it make to the americans if we hit the bank bank, then there won’t be any blows there ride, yes this is no one's role doesn’t play, but plays, it will play a big role when you start shooting down their drones, when you are just like the houthis , who don’t care about all the sanctions, so they hammer these drones one at a time , a ship that is from us.

on december 15, we announced that we had done this, now there 2 weeks ago, the exercises began, they are being carried out now, well, the simple fact is that our arsenals are actually smaller than those of the westerners. they can shoot 14, 14 packages of sanctions, we can respond with one, that you propose to surrender, not to surrender, i propose, i suggest calmly and completely wait,

what? absolutely calmly do what, what at least one concrete step, call the ambassador, as if we are calling the ambassador, she comes and says, ay-ay-yay goes away, and what next, now the westerners think, what are they waiting for, they think that we our pkk has now reached its peak, what’s next, okay, you propose that this is the policy that, what specific step, here it is possible, what specific step do you propose, i propose shooting down their drones, shooting down if necessary, nothing, but i propose to shoot hypersonic uh-huh, it’s clear, that is, you are not suggesting through the continental usa, but not to the usa, let it fly, but at the same time shoot down the torch, well

, that’s overdoing it, but if you shoot from the atlantic to the pacific as a test and see what happens, the chinese launched balloon, they have already checked it, it’s not even hypersound, they go through japan, but japan is too small for us, so the usa is just right for us, you just know how north korea always takes saechka from japan for fear, so they launched it, but the flight is not far away , sajka for fright, i propose to develop your proposal. do you understand where our training ground is? on saccharine, in kamchatka, that's right, chicken, that's where we usually come from, from west to east, and somehow through the northern shu, or you can do the opposite, you know, it takes off and flies to the west, greetings to the workers of san francisco, buffalos , michigan people, well, first, they hit european workers, a propaganda combat unit with

leaflets, to say the least. fuck ate, yes, hit, yes.

when we went to mariopol, we not only went to fight, we had an order to help the locals, we strictly adhered to this order, we they stormed, they entered, for the first time there they got tired and wounded me. all the bullets were fired, one was rooting, i didn’t have the strength to fight anymore, i thought that was it, at that moment a local guy came up to me, where did he come from, i didn’t even notice, i will still be grateful to the unfamiliar guy.

the situation remains, of course, tense, but as for the fact that, by and large , it doesn’t matter who trump or biden is, democrat or republican, this is already an axiom, in my opinion, and it’s not surprising that blinken says the same thing, what does he say

johnson. because it is -