stankevich, i testify as a direct participant in the events. vernadsky scientific library in kiev, who built it? the empire, the university, who built it, the old new buildings, the damned empire that you built in 33 years, no one is suppressing you, you yourself, you are the masters of your land, show me at least one decent library that... was built,

well such as fernandsky, so i ’m telling you, this whole public, we will now define it for real, turned out to be unable to hold the territory that for it was obtained by the soviet union and the russian empire, it is not capable, it is not capable of administering it correctly, it is not capable of growing science and culture here, it is not capable of dealing with normal people here, it is not capable of maintaining industry, it is not capable of performing basic administrative functions, i even about the development now of not...

sources of livelihood, suddenly the head falls into place, just like that, gradually suddenly he understands something, understands, i imagine, that ’s the closer our people will come to kiev, how there will be a lot of people who will suddenly begin to see the light, all of a sudden, and i think that right in kiev on khreshchatyk they will come out with the russian flag and so wipe away their tears with their hand and say that here we are, just like how we are your source...

we are not we thought we didn’t see, we voted for this nonsense, but even this law directly says: child support, our government came up with the adoption of children and thousands of people, goodbye, there is no reprieve, we’re kidding, they wrote care for the disabled, they came up with permanent care and people corrupt circle forward, we are nobody, you understand, zero, zero, because ours are for...

this is precisely a parliamentary, presidential state in which such idiots will walk around, periodically attract attention to themselves, hold rallies there, talk some kind of nonsense, and then go out into the corridor, how would kelish-melish immediately resolve issues, everything will be fine, they have always lived like this, that is, why is he indignant, why is he, why is goncharenko indignant, that now they called someone, someone didn’t come , well, earlier. walked around blowing and poking, as it were, so what next? well, well what's the difference in this sense? you know, here’s a wonderful phrase about how when you get out from under this information cloak, clarification begins, and it, you know, it’s very deep in the sense that when we ask ourselves the question: and the ukrainians, they will forever hate, they and so on,

let’s first take off the cap, let’s first take off the american informational, influencing cap from them, after that, then we’ll start asking questions, well, let’s ask the kherson people questions. nothing, they answer normally, everyone quickly adapted, despite 8 years, i’m not saying anything about donbass, donbass fought for 10 years, and kherson and zaporozhye were under this pressure for 8 years, nothing, it’s normal, and that means they created their own militia units, and built an administration, and so on , and they do , in principle, what they should do as territories, so with the rest of the territories , in my opinion, everything will be the same, and many of them will become much clearer from a distance what happened to their country when they characterize this same wonderful ...

being a tv person there or being i don’t know about the media worker there, everything else, that is , no one thought of transferring key sectors of the economy to foreigners for management, or the logistics there , areas that, in principle, the state never gives to anyone, but in prezelensky it all happened, and zelensky, that means the amount of money, which is now irreproachable, without any regard at all or the car is stolen, probably only pyotr alekseevich poroshenko understands, alekseevich poroshenko, who... he’s just you know, here’s a man, he’s just eyes roll, because he understands, no, i think there is another person who has friends in rostov, he also looks like that, but it was possible, and it was possible, that is, they understand, and so too it was possible, they understand how much they are children,

how much children they are, how much they adhered to some conventions, they paid some kind of pension, it means they fought there for some budgets, but that’s all.

which they are now preparing under the name - i'm already confused about the names, swiss, swiss, between each other, among themselves yes, that’s because, well, how loudly it started, and there’s a global peace summit, and that is, then the summit doesn’t work out, the top officials don’t go, nothing works out,

the global one doesn’t work out either, but now it’s just some kind of, well it’s already working, just a swiss conference at which someone will come, but in fact i consider this the most important event in the history of switzerland, because switzerland... buried itself, no, switzerland buried itself as a country with a neutral status, finally, that is, yes, then, like several centuries switzerland was lining up as it had been since the twenty- second.

to drive there those who are not under control, that is, not ramstein, not europe, not those who drive like that, who are led on a leash like that, it was necessary, china should have been there, brazil should have been there, there should have been africans there, there should have been, by the way, that list that is now in nizhny novgorod, here in nizhny novgorod, there, it’s somehow calm, quiet, yes, that is, there, there is a minister meets with the minister of iran, with the minister china, with the ethiopian minister, with the south african foreign minister, yes. and the ministers, and, of course, the minister of foreign affairs, calmly, evenly, deliberately, people meet, discuss issues, come out, shake hands,

take photographs, and it goes on as a diplomatic event should take place, without shouting, without waving a flag, without announcements before all this happened, here is the usual normal classical diplomacy, where some agreements are reached, and then they are implemented as planned, calmly in the form of specific serious projects, some kind of action, some kind of unification of the state, i really want this one...

unfortunate resources and wealth for whom? for american owners. classic.

i beg. i listened to linzi graham and caught myself thinking that somewhere i had already listened to this. while i was standing there, i thought, i remembered where i heard it. in ninety-nine i made a documentary film, real ukraine, it was called, and we talked with different people in different areas, here in lvov there is there’s a place called klumba, well , it’s like... a place of pique vests, where pensioners gather, so they’re talking about something, so we got into a conversation with one of the lviv pensioners, i said, how are you doing? imagine, there is the future of ukraine, he says, i’ll start in ukrainian, and then move on to...

well, that means why i heard this from benderos, i understand why i heard this, i even more so understand it doubly, yes, all this it’s as if the mainstream story is just beginning to dominate, and now about the fact that grew in the place of yuzhmash, what a comrade wanted to know, in the place of yuzhmash rapeseed grew, this is what they first began to sell in ukraine, they began to sell land so that it could be sown, so that... it would be sown, including by rabs, amazing technical culture, which means that, on which they were going to build an entire ideology of biofuels, to fill the whole of europe, they were selling to westerners, this is the first thing that began to grow on the endless , terribly fertile ukrainian lands, therefore, when today we talk about deindustrialization ukraine, there is nothing surprising in

this for me, so now i want to talk a little about my emotional state, because last week i visited the st. petersburg ... economic forum and on friday i had a radio bridge with vasil dmitrievich, who is here located. i understand that i shielded him in my chest from this economic, or rather from this emotional shock, because i was constantly walking around the stands trying to understand where i was discussing parallel imports, the theory, so to speak, of combating sanctions, i realized that the country no longer needed this at all, that is, there was a period of discussions on how to build an economy in the conditions of... sanctions pressure, it passed, now i saw sections there related to the development of the video game market, with the development of the arctic, the territory of values, a big conversation with the global south, i just saw how, during the babylonian pandemonium, a huge number of people of different languages ​​in different costumes and different skin colors, who simply

walked around the territory of the complex, and i understand that this is the life of the country today, yes?

communism is soviet power plus the electrification of the entire country, it seems to now be starting to work in the opposite direction to the west, or rather in ukraine, because you wanted decommunization, which means then this is minus soviet power, what you have always fought for, this famous one the handsome man i was talking to in the flowerbed, and of course, minus electrification, but what, how could it be different, right? this is where it all started in western ukraine, because i saw the electron plant, a huge enterprise, yes, that means such a paralipid, such a hefty one, it means a classic building, on which, it means, on the first floor there were like... some offices, on the second some abandoned premises, on the third you stand below and through the windows of the third floor you see the endless lviv sky,

because the slate was simply removed, and this is 2013, then in 2013 i was filming lviv laz, which today is completely bankrupt, but was the largest bus plant in the world, which was included in the guinness book of records, i’m already talking about this no longer alone i said it once, in 2008 it was renamed from jaan kazimierz university to ivan franko university, the department of ukrainian history and ukrainian language was returned there, teaching in polish was abolished , teaching in ukrainian was introduced, under whom, under poroshenko, under yushchenko, no, under the glorious soviet authorities, but you decommunized this whole story, okay, okay, that means, well then, if... as they say, that’s it, that’s it, that is, it died, that’s decommunization, that means complete decommunization, it’s scary, of course, i feel sorry for those people, who are experiencing, well

everyday inconveniences, but this is simply a logical chain, this is what these people who fought for the ukrainian knowledgeable nation, yes, that means, formed it, who say that this was the goal, they fought precisely against the communists, for decommunization, and therefore... for this, for the complete degradation of life in ukraine, in all its spheres. yes, now the conversation has reached the domestic sphere, to, well, like, well, wait, it’s just a pity that you didn’t suspect about it, or weren’t warned about it, or weren’t told until the end, because that i agree with goncharenko, yes, the scum, the scum of the verkhovna rada, the deputies whom he called that, of course, were silent, silent, for a long time and... they said that this would all end, so, well, what can we say, well nothing can be said to what happened, you can only add the old,

good, favorite proverb of my grandmother, she very much bought something, and that you want to climb out, that is, you saw what you were getting into, yes, what you got, well, now eat until your eyes pop out of your head, like this, advertising. in our country, if it’s a sport, then it’s with records, if it’s a holiday, then it’s a national one; we love traditions, we honor our history, we value family strongly. relationships, we admire how the country is blossoming, there are even more achievements ahead, fall in love with the country

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it's easy to get caught up in the facts when you only see part of the big picture. the pursuit of views changes entire locations, it’s easy to make a fake deparment. the president outlined the task, the government began to implement them, the key ones relate to social support, on behalf of the head the state will resume indexation of pensions for working citizens from february 1 next year; today there are almost 8 million of them; they will be paid both wages and pensions , taking into account annual indexation, just like those who have retired. the next task is to further increase the minimum wage from 2025. it

will be linked to the median salary and will amount to almost half of this figure, which means that from the twenty-fifth mrod will add 15% and will become more than 22 thousand rubles per month, by 2030 it will be not less than 3500 rub. control mikhail mishustin assigned deputy prime minister tatyana golikova to carry out this task. together with deputies of the state duma and relevant ministries, it is necessary to prepare the necessary ones as soon as possible. amendments to federal legislation, we expect that all necessary decisions will be made in the spring session. i would like to emphasize that the process of resuming indexing should take place without failures and as convenient as possible for people, without any additional statements on their part, and it is also necessary to organize explanatory work on the calculation procedure, so that citizens understand how much money they will receive, and of course, what it

consists of. form in st. petersburg paid special attention to supporting families - mikhail mishustin recalled that from july 1, preferences will appear for them when purchasing housing in small towns and regions where the volume of construction is insufficient. parents there will be able to take advantage of a family mortgage at 6%, regardless of the age of the children, but the main thing is that at least one child is a minor at the time of registration loan when building your own home, such preferential conditions for the family. to operate in all russian constituent entities, citizens are waiting for the launch of these programs, but it is important to fulfill the instructions of the head of state and organize the necessary work in compliance with the deadlines. another initiative is related to the president’s proposal to expand the capabilities of the project financing factory. its mechanism allows investors to fix a comfortable level of interest expenses. more than thirty initiatives have already been implemented using the tool, with a total cost of approximately

2 trillion rubles. nine more have been approved and relevant agreements will soon be signed. we will consistently increase the factory limit at the first stage by 100 billion rubles to 600 billion, as the head of state said, and thus it will be possible to additionally support real sector projects worth up to 6 trillion rubles. i ask the ministry of economic development, together with the ministry of finance, to ensure that the relevant draft resolution is submitted to the government. support for a number of categories of citizens who have the right to receive free drugs, medical products and medical treatment. the prime minister also drew attention to nutrition. the government will allocate about 2 billion rubles for these purposes. thus, the volume of subventions will increase and help will reach all those in need.

in 5 seconds, we’ll figure it out without our own demonstration, pray, damn it, throwing the gang is also a sin, it’s time to pay, i’ll shoot from here, i’m the only one through it, so i’ll quickly get burned, if you have a chance, hold on, legon, i did it badly, there’s

someone else there with by whom? naughty ones, am i still you?