t remember how he was, with what appetite, he ate his tie, gave an interview to the bbc tv channel, saakashvililittle one. abkhazia and south ossetia, which did not want to live according to the laws that we proposed to them, like donbass, by the way, georgia lost this war, saakashvili became a hero of ukraine, governor of odessa, then a prisoner of his own regime, you don’t want to. the president of the country, who is at this time, a specific time in the united states of america in the country where such a law has existed for 85 years, informs the people against the backdrop of the monument freedom, that she will not accept such a law, that she will impose a vetto, that she is together with the people, with the people, but this is 1000, million, and i don’t think that among these 10 thousand rebellious people there were workers, peasants, winemakers, that is, people who do something with their hands, but they do not receive money from abroad, only those who do what is needed abroad receive money abroad, and it is an amazing paradox that if this law exists in america, like me... has already sa

and soon he was fired from the administration of georgian president saakashvili.rote several articles were published in local media. i gave interviews to georgian newspapers. after that they started attacking me. the us embassy wrote in its reports and press releases that mr. silverman. if you look at the lugar laboratory, this is essentially a flagship project, the biggest pearl in a network of large and small laboratories in armenia, azerbaijan, central asia, africa. one of the local residents named vladimir told us about what was hidden behind the high walls of the biocenter. my neighbor is nearby on the site, he always handed over his apartment as a mercenary. lately he's turned these over to the filipinos. two or three times me. american journalist esha krishna is with you to investigate the activities of pentagon laboratories around the world. she managed to obtain sensational documents from the us government proving the presence in ukraine of a whole network of biological laboratories similar to the georgian lugar center. the us issued a press release that

president mikheil saakashvili entered the highest echelons of power in georgia.s is a giant persimmon, it is called korolok, i think in russian and georgian it is the same. career of a former journalist. developed until 2011, when jeffrey saw in the georgian news a story about the opening of a new us biological laboratory 70 km from babysi in the village of alekseevka. global security and partnerships between georgia and the united states, with the support of washington, a unique public health laboratory operates in tbilisi. now it bears the name of the influential us senator richard lugar. journalists. i decided to find out what this laboratory was doing, and the very first facts that were obtained caused jeffrey silvern a real shock. directly behind you, near the airport, is the village where the laboratory staff worked. there were barracks there and people were constantly getting sick. the laboratory workers who lived here, four of them fell ill, two died. what did they die from? officially from food poisoning. well, of course they were foaming at the mouth. l

overwhelming majority and for whom orthodoxy has serious meaning, plus they, let’s say it straight, saakashviliypical, moreover, they tried to make anti-russia out of georgia, the events of 2008 did not happen by chance, and it was an attempt, which, thank god, it was stopped quickly enough, and one more point, well , be that as it may, traditionally georgia has always been connected with russia economically, and russia for georgia has always been the main... sales markets, when 2008 showed that as soon as russia closed its markets to georgia , yes, serious economic problems began there, so now, thank god, the politicians there have enough brains, one small nuance , when we look at the picture from georgia, we must not forget one simple thing: they v their time under saakashvili they made a small, small mistake, they made these soros and funds, well, imagine 2000 societies for a population of 3.5 million. i listened to everyone, but everything we are saying now, well, i really listened to everyone carefully, we cite georgia as an example. georgia is an example of how you can quickly lose your s

saakashvili, and accordingly we wanted i would like to ask you where bidin ivanishvili 's georgian dream is heading now and whether there are any chances that it is... bodi. but i hope that we will definitely win in the october 24 elections. thank you, thank you, thank you. koba na kopi, a member of the parliament of sakartvelo, this is, let me remind you, georgia, he was in touch with us, he was on the air of espresso, and in fact, soon we will also add our next guest to our conversation, this is the head of the hungarian community of kyiv and kyiv region, but yet? we regret including it, we will actually inform you about all the most important things that are happening as of today, in fact today there is a lot of news and actually there is a lot to discuss, so actually we have a lot of time today we dedicate szijjártó's last visit to uzhgorod, which took place yesterday, because we understand that there is a lot to discuss, including the demands that the hungarians put before us, who want us to return certain rights of national minorities. which were before 2015, or sierto and orbán, t

majority and for whom orthodoxy is of the greatest importance, plus they, let’s to put it bluntly, saakashvilithe same project as in other countries. let’s talk about poroshenko and zelensky, but saakashvili was typical, moreover, they tried to make anti-russia out of georgia, the events of 2008 did not appear by chance, and it was an attempt, which, thank god, was stopped quickly enough. and one more thing, well, be that as it may, traditionally georgia has always been connected with russia, economically. and russia has always been the main sales market for georgia. when 2008 showed that as soon as russia closed its markets to georgia, yes , serious economic problems began there, so now, thank god, the politicians there have enough brains, one small nuance , when we look at the picture from georgia, we must not forget one simple thing: they at one time saakashvili made a small, small mistake, they made these soros and foundations, well, imagine 20 thousand public organizations for a population of 3.5 million. that’s all we are saying now, well, i really listened to everyone carefully, and we

georgia did not have lukashenko, there was saakashvili, i understood correctly, ger gozman, that georgia no lukashenko in moldova, there was no ukraine, everyone is already in the european union, i think very fair remark, what is the program , it was deleted, but the internet saves everything , because the first impulse is more important than everything later... belarusian companies to russians and so on and so forth, here is another very important point: comprehensive decommunization and de-sovietization of belarus. is this the desire of the belarusian workers? what does this ultimately lead to? now , if these points are fulfilled, when such a gigantic amount of interest in belarus depends on exports to russia, when belarusian combines are used throughout the country clean up, how is it? by the way, about the worker. mostly workers of state-owned enterprises would stand up, those who work for foreign companies, in factories dominated by foreign capital, they would not stand up, why? because they will simply throw everything out there. what to feed the children? that is, you understand t

came to georgia in 1991. for business affairs, but eventually became an adviser to president mikheil saakashvilind entered the highest echelons of georgian power. this is a giant persimmon it's called a kinglet. i think russian is the same in georgian. the career of former journalist jeffrey silverman developed until 2011, when jeffrey saw in the georgian news a story about the discovery of a new biological plant 70 km from tbilisi in the village of alekseevka. us laboratories. global security and partnerships between georgia and the united states. with the support of washington , a unique public health laboratory operates in tbilisi. now it bears the name of the influential us senator richard lugar. the journalist decided to find out what this laboratory is engaged in. and the very first facts that were obtained caused jeffrey silverman a real shock. were carried out on the orders of washington's military structures. i talked about this with people from my university; they had connections in the laboratory. one of them worked at the department of economic development, and from him i learned how

country , donna rosa delvadorets answers him, this is nick, georgia didn’t have lukashenko, there was saakashviliia is already in the european union, moldova didn’t have lukashenko, ukraine it wasn’t, everything is already in the european union, i think it’s very fair. a ban on broadcasting russian channels and the mandatory inclusion of channels from poland, lithuania and ukraine in tv packages, border customs inspection on the border with the russian federation, a proposal to ban the sale of belarusian companies to russians, and so on and so forth, here is another very important point, the comprehensive decommunization and de-sovietization of belarus, this is the desire of the belarusian workers, this is what ultimately leads to, if these points are fulfilled. when such a gigantic amount of interest in belarus depends on exports to russia, when all over the country, throughout russia, belarusian combines are harvesting, how is this? by the way, speaking of workers, workers of state enterprises were mainly supplied, those who work for foreign companies, in factories dominated by foreign capital,

to his own people, so to speak, organize another regime change there and bring some misha to power saakashvilielse like that, these are the people who will unconditionally carry out, so to speak, the fateful decisions of the washington regional party committee... and that is, he has now humiliated biden , he ’s with alvan, with blinkin, there he runs to meet with any rag from america, and just about, that is, he’s an amazing person, just amazing, well, in general, we don’t feel sorry for him, well, yes, right here again , returning to the question of american diplomacy, so to speak, arises? it’s clear that these countries are far from the most developed and advanced in the world, so to speak, such incidents happen, the only superpower in the world that teaches all people how to live, you know, this country cannot control its southern border, only texas, driving out federal border guards, said that further along the border he was forced to send his national guard to the border zone, because there was no other way to stop this flow. yes, well, just a small piece for now, we’ll see, so to speak,

in 24 hours , i decided the war there, i destroyed it there, i helped here in the country of megadu, saakashvili'sice of simple solutions, remember. it's one thing to say and declare that i have mechanisms, and the second thing is to implement it all later, well, that's the whole mystery of trump, because he already had four. years to implement what he did not promise, he actually did not implement any of it, did not build some such simply impenetrable wall, through which no mexican emigrant there will be able to climb into texas or, well, into these southern states, he he didn't do it, he didn't solve the problem of migration, there are tax changes, the tax code has actually spilled over to many people, the same ones who vote for it, they now pay more taxes, it was. in fact, these tax changes worked for the richest, not for the middle class, yes, but they are blaming all this now on biden, although the decision was made before biden, the results are now and they are in everything that trump actually did a few years ago, now the responsibility is simply transferred to today's government, well, cla

in ukraine, there as a model of georgia during the early saakashvili period, when the pace was simplymust carry out reforms in order to to show that we are open for investment, and after the war it will be a mecca, all investors should go to ukraine, we should show that we have no, no problems, no problems with freedom of speech, it is not just about isolated cases, it's about how ukraine is perceived, whether they want to be with us... without the right to this photo, as it should, how the president's office will react, because the president somehow, at least at least in the evening address, somehow said: "ay-yay-yay, can not". but all those who broke in the door to yuri nikolov, who were detained, they were released peacefully, go for a walk, thank you all, everyone is free, how will they react? well, now there should be only one reaction, these are effective investigations by law enforcement... bodies , these are court sentences, this is a concrete result that at least somehow, at least somehow will be able to show that ukraine listened, ukraine corrects these mistakes, first, and

moscow accused washington of openly supporting saakashvili during the conflict in south ossetia, and, a new rift over the conflict in syria, where the u.s. sought the resignation of president assad and financed the opposition. the americans finally drove the wedge in 2013, when they openly supported euromaidan. like recently. from excess, from naivety and excessive gullibility in relation to our so -called partners. andrey nich , do you think, in this process of insight, is it possible to identify some kind of turning point or not, or is it somehow just sequential, there is no follow-up, well, you just know, when we talk about elusions, i think that it all came from a sincere misunderstanding of how we perceives the west, you know? this is the feeling then, that there was some period when the west was really ready for partnership, if you look at it , you know, such an indicative moment when the september 11 terrorist attacks happened, and bush spoke then, as far as he spoke in the historical, that the world changed after these terrorist attacks, and i was always cut off, you know, fo