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Understanding 9/11tv Kukli naslednika Tutti 1TV April 27, 2023 7:50pm-9:00pm MSK
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tutt karenzhan pierre and jen psaki two from the casket are the same from the face. why does the white house need such incredibly smart press secretaries in quotation marks, whom they serve, we understand the dolls of the heir. tutti with you again, i'm maria butina, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know, i really don't know. i have read this and am not familiar with the term. i 'll check. let's see what our team meant by this term. i have a question for you, as a specialist in the united states. why is the white house picking up such incredibly
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ignorant press secretaries. the first thing comes to mind? what the white house secretaries are like, because sometimes it's really very difficult to extrapolate and frame what you come from the white house. plus, of course, the personal qualities of these people, because maybe these people received a fairly good education by american standards. but, in principle, they are not competent about their education. we 'll figure it out. there is a whole bunch. this is your favorite part. in the meantime, you know, sometimes it's better to be silent or say an idiot, but i don't know how to say this. they will also discuss a number of other issues, remember international security, including our joint efforts to respond to the challenges posed by the russian people's republic, you have often heard us say something that does. russia has always expressed its position to him very clearly. this is the use of energy.
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as a weapon that's why they blocked the gas pipeline side of one. as you all saw about an hour ago, president obama announced that oops, that is president biden. ah, i can't confirm this information. the president is going to leave for the summit tomorrow, which we accept can say the following the united states continues to recognize juan guaidó as interim president of venezuela despite the fact that the interim government was not invited to the main summit. they can participate in all three forms of stakeholders and other activities. how insulting, after all, it was a question of the president of brazil, but as they say. come on, what is the essence of this choice? it is clear that what kind of president, well, he chooses such a team for himself and the team, isn’t there really some kind of double meaning in this,
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because it is chosen by a person absolutely, not suitable for his position, not corresponding to anything. uh, what a diplomat would seem to correspond to, and uh, a knowledgeable person is an unimportant man or woman , but a person is chosen who is completely in the image, but this new wondrous world in which a person is impersonal because the same, karina e pir e , illiterate. she's cheeky, she's a snorer. she is deprived. i would say any culture of international relations. she knows exactly what to say and how to say it. and when she speak she blacks say, as if the origin, that is, not even from the american zone in general, gai franco, that is, even from the point of view of linguistic affiliation, it cannot be determined in any way, that is, e is not white, neither black nor franco nor english, nor with the education of e sculptures with nothing. but it is ideally suited to carry out any orders that
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come from the puppeteer. in my opinion. one of the first corinne jean-pierre congratulated the ambassador of haiti to the united states k. after all, they generally perceived her appointment almost as their second victory over americans over the past 100 years. although parents. karin left the country of high mountains long before her birth, in search of a better life , they moved to martinique, the overseas department of france on this island. josephine was also born, napoleon's beloved woman , he is no longer famous for anything when karin was 5 years old. the family moved to new york and again, the hopes for a better life were justified , the father got a job as a taxi driver, the mother as a nurse, the eldest of the children. she spent most of her time babysitting the younger ones as a result. didn't even score for medical school then she gathered her strength and ended up at a colombian university, after which she remained there to teach. and, of course, she joined the democrats. with such a background in the republicans. they wouldn't have taken her . a few years later, korine joins the obama team and heads the white house
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political affairs department. and under biden, she will be invited there already for the role of deputy press secretary, a vegetarian , a fighter for the environment and minority rights, the author of a book, moving forward. a story of hope, hard work, and america's promise proudly claims to be the focus of everything that donald trump hates while all critics note one virtue. jean-pierre. in their speeches. she makes fewer fatal mistakes than her predecessor. jane dogs. maybe it's for the best the second contender to move to the white house press room was john kirby , pentagon spokesman, an even more zealous supporter of bone-tonguing. okay , it turns out that to be the press secretary of the white house you do not need to be a professional to fit. but under a certain them say check mark gotta match.
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well, according to the criteria, if so, these criteria are listed by jean-pierre herself, talking about how she was accepted for a position in the white house, a black woman, a lesbian and a migran, and i am the first of each of these three categories who ended up in this position . this is a historic moment. i understand how important this is for many people from different associations that i represent, and for me it is a great honor and privilege to be on this podium. i will do everything in my power to be worthy to represent the president of the first lady and the american people. yes, it’s worthy yes anastasia i wanted to comment here two goals fell and her personal goal and uh , the us government look here the key word is gay women , because they want to make gender just erase gender differences happens mirror neurons affect society when
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people watch society mirror neurons are triggered on tv 50% of society’s information reads the behavior model visually and especially the younger generation watches and speaks. i can do the same and so. they, too, boys become girls of a boy , this is the first, if we look specifically at her , we analyze her as a person and her most important message. she wants to appear better stronger smarter than she is all they can provide. these people. this is called morbid narcissism. they can make themselves known through sexual extravagance. why do we need this information? may we know? what's our business? who does this woman sleep with and what are her sexual preferences. in general, it is not, neither shame nor conscience. let them be like this in a sort of sort of way they serve it, and it's interesting that they serve it to us not only through the white house, but also try to submit it through
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hollywood. oh, it's good that all these hollywood companies left russia and think that they are suffering terribly about this. in fact. no, of course not, but now to win an oscar in the film must be. here is such a madame as hot, so that it is right according to all the criteria, it turns out. she's the perfect actress, maybe she's just acting no, an important moment. look to become a diplomat. america has to be initially military and why the military should become exclusively diplomats, because it is logical that you will be taught to be diplomats before. the fact is that the world has changed so much that now the united states of america prevails in the main. educated population they don't need the most brilliant person, a former admiral or general, a person with a huge status or with two degrees at harvard to come and start saying the right things. they need a person who would reflect the cut that the whole world is now being summed up. what is the cut illiterate? look, you write with
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errors. well, what does the computer do to fix it? let's fix it. look, you made another mathematical mistake here. yes, this is nonsense. there is artificial intelligence. he will correct me and ask the man a question. you know where this or that geographical object is located. so she says, why should i know this? if there is google and many nod their heads, says, listen, she is the same as us and yes, like all of us here are emigrants and all the more so since she is the same puppet as baidov, because he is not independent. by the way, she is really a match for vaidane. uh, recently in the beginning of the state, a terrible tragedy happened there. with a mass shooting yet another unfortunately, the school and the biden children were asked about what happened and what would be the reaction of the white house answered. so it was christians who were targeted in the attack
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on a nashville school. are you sure you attacked christians. i have no idea george hawley sure it was like that? how do you comment on this in this case, i do not i think. i'm kidding. i don't know yet when he commented on the mass executions he suggested. uh, the ice cream joke, and talked long enough about how his wife makes ice cream with chocolate chips, and he picks out the chocolate from there, and leaves the rest of the ice cream for her. this became the forerunner to the story and commentary about the mass shooting of data. well, the subject of ice cream. she is generally very uh specific and very much loved by president baid, but as for this situation, connected with these nashwell tragedy, then, of course, this one the situation is very inconvenient for the democrats and for the white house, but let's start with the fact that the criminal who did this, he is, well, so to speak, class-wise close to the democratic
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party. yes, this is a transgender. yes, this is a transgender, yes, a person who actively opposed the fact that in various states, including his native tese , gender reassignment operations for minors were limited to and tried to use mass shooting as a kind of protest against such republican policy in quotation marks. here the situation uncomfortable on the one hand transgender people. well , one of the most, uh, democrat-protected representatives of america's minority second, well, again, you also need to work for this audience. no wonder the biden administration hires transgender people as part of its campaign. well, we are seeing the emergence of transgender people at the very top layers of e in the federal government. but in this topic we will talk more, but for now i propose to focus on our country, because jean-pierre speaks very sharply regarding russia. if there was a way,
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allowing russia to stop participating in the un security council, we would immediately use it. when the war unleashed by putin provoked a rise in gas prices , president biden made it clear that he would do everything in his power to reduce gas prices for american families, the use of nuclear weapons would have to catastrophic consequences for russia and the whole world, and russia will turn into a pariah on the world stage. speaking of something, jean-pierre very deftly intercepts the baton from the dog of the previous press secretary, and she too distinguished by aggression against russia andrey you lived in the united states for many years, worked there and met with psaki. personally. what impression does she leave, is this attitude of sail phobia sincere? well , it's just that i have always divided and continue to divide the person and the function, as a function. quite right, the doll of the heir. tutti is a puppet who does what they are supposed to do. first of all, the tone is set; they must match the tone of
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the president. i met her i met her many times, got to know her. i was with her when she came to the white house, and then she was still on the third fourth fifth roles there, she worked in the national security service but in the economy. i gave an economic theme. now this is the state department. incidentally, that's about the state department, curious. eh, then she left, sort of like her former boss. well, like, even at will, but the rumor went around that she was sent a little from the white house to look after this kerry a little, because it was necessary there too. looked after. well, that's what i'm talking about now. eh, there are a lot of springs hidden for us, which we are, in general, honestly, but for them they are the most important. here, by the way. the same jean-pierre was there, she was with
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the vice president before, and e dodge before jen e , jake carney became the press secretary of the white house, and he also came from the vice president from bidenen. here is how they regulate these personnel issues there. to be honest, of course, i don’t know myself, i watched it all, only from the outside, but i’m answering your questions. yes, we met on entrusted topics. yes they of course, uh, the higher the, the larger the range of issues for which she is responsible, the more difficult it is and she gets confused sometimes really she uh, but apart from everything else. she just gets confused because it doesn't matter to them. the outside world is an order of magnitude less important to them than what is happening inside them. well, yes, and it doesn’t matter if you change shoes on the fly, here jen met dogs. e with laurel and even wore such a
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magnificent cap with earflaps. this is kerry lavrov well, actually the dogs themselves. here she is happy so posing in a pink hat earflaps, and then allows. these are very harsh statements. we do not recognize the results of the referendum that took place in donetsk luhansk. there were reports of selected carousels , pre-filled ballots, voting of children and voting for absentees. notice the ignorance. and what is an elective carousel? i have never heard of such a thing , i must admit that i am just reading this text. i myself do not know what i will clarify in my colleagues. what are the children who voted mentioned. they didn't. it's circling on carousel horses. what is not? you know that gas flows, or rather natural gas from eastern europe goes to ukraine and then to russia. oh, sorry, in the other direction. and how sure are you that in these photographs, people who are related to
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russia, these photographs have bypassed all the world's. the media they were on twitter and they are in the public domain in the pictures. we see that these people, judging by external signs, are clearly related to russia, and you call this evidence. it turns out that the main distinguishing feature of the two press secretaries white house jean-pierre and the psaki is a lie, because they lie, they are regularly obvious that the president is taking absolutely every step in his power to increase, that is , ease the suffering of american families due to high fuel prices. colleagues, can you analyze what kind of person jean-pierre is, and what can be expected from her? what kind of personality type, then, i'll start with the simplest one, in particular, a video where she makes her hand like this. it means gestures. and you know that she kind of
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reinforces what she says next. we often we are talking about lies. and i watched their lies, and you know, you know very little of their lies , i will explain why they themselves often do not understand what they are saying, because they sound something and more, pay attention here, maybe now it is can not see. she constantly looks under the microphone, what is there under the microphone of such a so-called cheat sheet, manual. she reads, she emotionally does not delve into it and now she carries on this training manual , when they ask her, she goes astray, because the manuals are not written and i also sorry. now i’ll tell you a little for a long time about korina, the genre in particular. i studied her personality because she is different from a psaki. if the dogs still know that she has a good education and is educated and i can’t call her stupid, she is an american. yes, then jean-pierre corinne is a different story. if it were mainstream now to have a good family and have a husband of children, the karen genre would be at the forefront. this person who is trying to be
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noticed in any way, uh, is a certain. you know, it's a trend to be another non-traditional orientation. she will be. if now there is something different, she, too , will be extremely eager and wanted to be noticeable in childhood. look at me. i'm karen genre let's go. then she goes on. well, it didn’t work out there with medicine, everything is there, so she enters in 2001. uh, it means from a military educational institution. yes, and there she comes into view. mrs. esther fuchs she is very proud of her. here she is driving. she, uh, image. so he notices and puts her forward as very especially capable and extremely. active person knowledge means nothing are playing. nothing plays nothing at all. the main thing is the public position confidence desire to speak and be noticed. and why did i, as it were, pay attention to esther fuchs ? mrs. fuchs was the right hand of mr. bloomberg for a long time. and bloomberg is
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the american part of the establishment of ignatius sais of america, well-known to us, i'm right, a bummer. berg yes, yes, of course, yes, because she noticed, you know, she says, let's say. i now conditionally say dragged the keyword dragged by a noticeable girl. and most importantly, she is the way she is. she's not that oriented she is black, if by and large they drank more empty, in this case this vessel, the better, because remember, perhaps you are absolutely right. and i'll say one more thing. you know, when i was sorting out mrs. psaki, and she found, you know, i was just surprised. i think lord, how similar they are, madam psaki. you know, how would i open the blood area, ms. berkut not so, it seems that they have the same biography , the same relations in the family, you know, i have a feeling that there is some kind of global incubator where these individuals are for us stamped. here, the further, the worse. in this case, i held a colleague with the only clarification that the style has changed in
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general, the style of how press secretaries behave. if den is more or less calm when we look at karin, she is very radical, she is very aggressive. she gives harsh biting statements, and not only russia, for example, she refuses. says law e don't let transgender people in. let's say men participate in women's competitions. this is an attack on gender diversity, and on the children they want to be. transgender people. she uses very strong aggressive language towards her opponents and in general. it seems that the territory of the white house is changing along with the arrival in the white house. something is happening, but i would also like to express my personal protest. that's all. the fact is that we looked at the filling of various positions in the united states , including, by the way, not only positions, but when it comes to cartoons, you won't believe it, and everywhere they change redheads for blacks and until the end. you can tolerate it. and we will continue
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to disassemble the press secretaries of the white house obedient puppets trained specifically for the task. which one do you recognize right after the advertisement? stay with us. they start moving. come on, we'll cover for a reason called the orchestra. the guys work with all types of weapons here have their own aircraft. what a real army band that plays harsh music, just as handsome guys have an idea, we now have only one thing to do is to protect the inhabitants of donbass and luhansk to unite ukraine we all came here voluntarily, so there is no point in being afraid. saw people crying from happiness when they came and got it.
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we continue to discuss the press secretaries of the white house whose puppets they are, who put them, and why right now jennifer renee jen psaki was born in 1978 in the usa she is a year younger karin genre, but unlike her follower, she started from a higher social level her father ethnic greek. and although the surname is translated from greek literally, like a small fish, dimitris. psakis took a good place in the development
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network, receiving government contracts for the development of apartment buildings. in connecticut, the mother is a psychoanalyst in private practice in greenwich, the largest city on the so-called gold coast , the headquarters of many hedge funds and financial services firms . omega on the coat of arms. all the same skull and bones that draw in themselves all the closed secrets and societies, rulers of the world. main talisman. the one that teaches club members the wisdom of vigilance and caution in thoughts in words and actions. i don’t know what the owl taught her, if the democrats have long arranged a real amusement park in their country to suspect psaki of cunning tricks and attempts to get out, allegedly in ignorance, of the term. elective carousel hand is not raised swimming lessons also clearly did not go into traffic jams at press conferences.
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accredited journalists. jen was easily drowned even without the use of a sharpened pen. whether there is a does the state department have any concerns or thoughts about the fact that the son of the us vice president became a member of the board of directors of a ukrainian gas company, no he is a private person, but you did not answer my question, yes or no? and if so, what exactly interests were promoted. we look at it from a long-term perspective, and not from such a position. twice in her career she headed the white house communications department with breaks for maternity leave and an attempt to settle down on television as a political analyst in the countryside in the hot the chair of victoria nuland, and handed it over to the same john kirby, journalists accredited to the state department, only wondered if at all the bottom behind this podium i was focused on talking with specific
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reports. consider now it's premature it 's premature it's premature it's premature to negotiate prematurely some will be visible some invisible goodbye. biden, praised her for her work, which covered a period of dramatic moments for a democratic administration from the shameful evacuation us troops from afghanistan to an outrageous number of deaths in america from the coronavirus. can you comment on the sanctions that were imposed in russia against you by the president of the baytan and other officials of america they all continue to remain in the same boat, where they only praise each other in a circle, you see, and the psaki will swim on
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a cable tv channel, yes, and will return to home harbor, as it happened more than once, but for now there is someone in the white house to amuse the public, what will you say to the democrats who do not want your participation in elections. they want me to participate in the elections. look at the polls guy, you guys are always the same 92% of democrats will vote for me in elections this is a lesson liked painfully by me what can you say by the personality of both, i would say that in my own way, this is actually a very interesting category of people, because if you look, then the council of chapter 147 of the vatican, which about this world has a category of servants, and uh, and karin and actually everyone he doesn’t work like two gossip for dumplings, they fit under the category of servants is not every e, the citizen is not every ordinary person. uh,
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it doesn't matter which countries, not even necessarily the states of america . maybe you are in this category, for this you need to be a little bit. i apologize for the infection of freaks. that is, one must be, either in some way a slightly defective person or not quite formed, as we suppose. the same psaki who give an amazing e to the point of stupidity, so to speak, an idiotic conclusion. well, in any case, this i would not even say would say that you are cogs. these are empty vessels, like a flash drive without content. you can fill in any content and it is for this quality of yours and here is some kind of complete impersonality for complete stewardship, e of your own personal self i think such people are chosen by ideal servants. there is no other word here. well, this vessel already needs to be filled correctly. and that is why we decided to see who and how filled in, and the content of the press secretaries of the white house. so, both press secretaries really studied at
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very prestigious educational institutions. so jen psaki studied, for example, in the oldest educational institution in america, the colleges of william and virginia city hall. and karin jumper even graduated from columbia university. and it seems that such blunders would seem to be allowed. it would seem that they should not, especially since it is very expensive to study at a columbian university and it is in the ranking. it does not belong to one of the best universities in the united states , although it is on the list of the worst in terms of openness and freedom of speech. interestingly, at columbia university, students have the right to choose, and certain classes, a and receive so -called loans. that is, when each difficult or less difficult lesson in a semester gives you a certain number of points that you need to collect, so we looked, what courses are offered to choose
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from, i will mark at a modern colombian university, so, for example, one of them is a zombie, and in popular culture you can study or another version of the simpsons as satirical authors. there they will fully consider the universe of the simpsons, or this is my favorite sex death and the unconscious freud and his legacy in the art of the 20th century. no, that's stupidity. you know at all. yes, of course, this stereotype, which has been introduced almost all over the world, and i’m talking about the alleged merits of american universities, is, in my practice, a person who defended his dissertation there and who even taught a little in prince nowhere. i was a panelist in the enemy where i taught and at the university of texas it is such a delusion that there, you really learn, there really is some fundamental knowledge. i am so to speak in the princes during the so to speak discussion in the udra wilson policy site. that is, here school of political science. there are second
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year students. they didn't even know, so to speak, when the civil war was not confused in this thousand for sixty-one sixty-five . they didn’t even know who was part of this allies, that’s what we are seeing now, this is a global process of absolutely watering. now we have a boy in shorts, who allegedly studied at harvard , is flooding the crypto exchange and billions. people are losing billions of dollars, and such press secretaries are obtained, but in a flight school by gender. uh, it's a condition pilot who kills seven people is accepted because he is unqualified he was taken only because he was a homosexual. that's where it all led. these people have always been, but now they are in demand in america and this is the worst thing if we are talking about the psak, and also about the karin genre. they are all brought up. uh, not just with a russophobic orientation, but with hatred , huge hatred for russia, for russia, for our great land, in order, in general, either to conquer our resources, or there to destroy
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our population about who controls them. i i must definitely say, look why they chose it, uh, there is such a trend. what is the next step, if you open the transhumanism handbook and the next step of transhumanism is the transformation of humanity into a cyborg, that is , the brain remains, and then we do about them plan to make a certain robot of a cyborg trans person out of a person. holidays, you know, that is , this is a step, these two young ladies, who are cogs. well, one is stupid, the other is not. she plays a role because her mother and psychologist are there and her education is normal and her husband works in the telecommunications industry. he knows how to build this theatricality for her, so they plan the next stage, when society becomes stupid, when gender is erased, then in general it will be possible to make cyborgs out of these people in skirts in shorts, uh, in dyed with sex change. and we
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have one more guest in the studio - an expert in the field of handwriting. this is a graphologist tatyana kuznetsova who analyzed the handwriting e, shampire and will be able to tell you or put forward a hypothesis about the type of personality that we are analyzing today hello so, uh, before us the handwriting of jean-pierre et chan, what can you say about this? pay attention to the left margin. in this handwriting, it increases to the bottom lines, and such manifestations in handwriting transmit a deep trauma of a person. moreover, traumatic events happened to him in childhood and left a deep imprint, that is, the personality was formed taking into account these events, plus large distances between letters, and uneven, but uneven course of lines. and the most interesting thing is when, uh, i was preparing to parse this handwriting. i
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found another copy. where signature, uh, different. that is, it was a period before she took office and the signature was quite elongated and clumsy, that is, all this symbolizes that she experienced, indeed, very difficult hmm life events, and then after she took office, her signature has changed, but the handwriting is not particularly transfor. what does it say, and the signature is a visiting card of a person; handwriting is, well, that essence of the inner component of a person. changing the signature is much easier. how to change handwriting. and here, but such a jitter of the stroke is noticeable. that is, this is a nervous state, not patience - this is an insane intensity of passions inside a person. so they did a good job with her, most likely, psychologists and profilers, because the signature has changed and is already broadcasting to us a more harmonious personality, such an agreement with itself. i would like to confirm your words. you are absolutely right.
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jean-pierre herself. by the way, here is the previous handwriting sample - this is her book. uh, the genre itself tells about its difficult childhood. and what with my parents were betchan expatriates, so it was an expat experience. they came here for the american dream, which in many ways eluded them because i was the eldest of three children in our family. i had to take care of my brothers and sisters while my parents worked 6-7 days a week i had to feed them , my older sister for 8 years and my brother for 10. so i was very young when they were just babies and i had to make sure they had their food ready and all this heaviness. all this responsibility led to dark times in my life. and that's not all. the fact is that jean-pierre suffered from depression, and even attempted suicide in my life there was a moment when i tried to lay
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hands on myself, i tried to commit suicide. it was a dark, very dark period in my life. and i wrote about it in my book. the novel is quite a visual video man, it seems to me, it is said here quite sincerely. i see emotion in her eyes. or maybe also i was deceived. and you can return to the post office, of course, this is a signature and this is the handwriting of a person who is not there. education next moment is. now i want to confirm this version of the relationship of phobias and i will say that you know even more, i am now afraid of this word, it seems you know a little about schizophrenia. i would have looked there, too, and that's my word of honor. i 'm afraid of these words, but it's very direct, it looks like some kind of scatter. well, a certain form is one of the forms. you know, there is a mass, there are latents, schizophrenia and so on. and also very it seems that this conversation is about suicide. this may be some story to be pitied. you know, this is american society. she loves that someone had, let's say, autism, that someone was schizophrenic, that someone was, you know, suicidal, but
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i got out of it, i did it, you know, there's this wonderful movie called the tail wags of dogs. so, you know, there's a story there. here we first come up with a story, and we adjust a person to it. here they are korin genre. i see basically the same thing. we have a certain image is a story, and you would have it here, this is not even this tools. they took the little screw and drove it further. you practically shed a tear when the genre peere says that she realized that everything was unconventional for her, but her family did not support her, but despite everything, she still got married or married, who knows them there, on a certain suzanne malvo, uh, partners live in washington and they also took the child for themselves and now they are raising him, so your version of roman does not seem very truthful, which is needed in
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this package, where a man-park must necessarily have at least one suicide, one, so that there are blacks and so that it is not traditional and that parents do not necessarily support, but in spite of everything, of course , such a woman as jean-pierre should go against the family and in favor of the state . you wanted to tell what she is as a politician. yes, well, before i wanted to say more about the traumatic situation. i can’t tell from the handwriting that specifically with him there was a suicide rape or something else, but in any in the event of some events that influenced the formation of her as we see today in any case, it happened to her, and she was abused by her older brother. i mean, the whole family is like that. yes, so who will he figure out now, and the handwriting is unconventional, atypical for a woman, there are a lot of masculine patterns, respectively, in character this decrease in empathy to build warm harmonious emotional ties with people to her, well, it
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’s almost impossible, she tries to control herself. well, at the same time she has it it comes out weakly, because any stressful situation brings these emotions out, if we talk about it as a politician, in general, in principle, politics for it. it is very difficult for her, given her psychological characteristics , and very difficult. m-m dive and perceive the essence of what is happening. processes, that is, this is a person who reads on a piece of paper , we pick up a piece of paper, it is lost for her, this is a stressful situation and as a result we see, and such a heat of passion that rages for me they break out. that is, it may be some such sharp gestures, either or it is manifested by facial expressions. and what else did i want to say, since there is a large number, but the male pattern is really here. and you can m-m judge such a quality as a wife's hatred in the classical sense. thank you very much and indeed, by the way, from your partner or girlfriend, what is it called in them? i don't know, she chooses not by chance. after all, this mrs. malvo is a very
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influential correspondent on cnn and obviously helps mrs. genre in promotion, meanwhile. we are a little forgot about the dog. she was very proud to have held the largest number of press conferences. of all the possibilities, she tells us how to work with obama and how with biden, well, let's say a lifesaver for all occasions, what is the essential difference between working in the teams of joe biden and barack obama after all , you worked with wallpaper i worked with wallpaper. this is a very good question. i'm glad i asked at least one good question. they are all excellent. i just understand that this is the question that i would like to think well. i think that they are different, as, probably, everyone understands perfectly well and in many ways. i think they're probably perceived because president obama was known and kind of came on stage as
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such an amazing speaker, and that's why people always perceived him as an extrovert, as a person who draws energy from being surrounded by others . of people. my experience with him shows that he is more of an introvert, what he really is, he draws energy from thinking, reading clearly what he is and communicating loves and i often think that people perceive him differently, as for the presidency. tabiden, i don't know if it differs from the public's perception or not? i have rarely met someone who would love to be near people, communicate with them and tell some of their stories more than the president. biden. it is in this that he draws energy and the situation with covid. i think, of course, it greatly influenced our lives, but, of course, and on his experience and life too. if he could continue to meet people in different parts of the country, take them to yourself in the white house every day. he would do it and, of course, he had to adapt to the new situation. so in
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this respect they are different introvert extrovert. and biden is such an extrovert, but the thing is that we looked at the statistics of his meetings with the press, he would really like to meet with everyone, but for comparison, barack obama donald trump met with the press about 20 times a year. but uh, there are only 11 bidens, and recently, jean-pierre was asked why byton meets with journalists so rarely, he had to fight back again. really the administration is trying to protect the president from our questions in no way is that the case then why is there no official interaction with the president at the press conference the president answers loud questions john i understand, i understand, i have already received this question about three times. i understand that it is your job to ask questions to me completely i understand you, but the president himself many times stood in front of you himself answered questions, because he wanted
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to understand what was wrong with you and what questions you were worried about, and he answered. them directly many times throughout the administration. so will certainly continue further when it comes to official press conferences. i have nothing more to add. i'll tell you. now, this is an unprecedented case when the president answers so many questions that are shouted out, as the biden does, that is, the situation is even worse. in general, he puts these girls e, not educated or educated, but playing well, to cover up that it was very simple once there was a classical society of the spectacle, when the king could play himself at least trying on some outfits. it was normal, but now it turns out there is a society of special services that choose which surprise to put up as a servant, because if you look closely, these are not even cogs. such helpful ladies who, in principle, like robots, follow the agenda exactly according to the
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agenda that i am allowed to lead, uh, i also had communication. sapsaki it was true in boston. you won't believe it for uh, the girls led, and the master of the course on how to answer questions correctly. by the way, this is such a training, they are open, i went there for a few minutes and looked, i think, well, cool , well, how did she behave, what she said , let's say, and such was the society absolutely, because she did not give, in fact, nothing. that is, she spoke about general things that we, probably, can only be told at school. you must be discreet, how you must be dressed. and then i really wanted to ask her a question, that every psaki has its own master, but of course, questions could not be asked cool when you a seminar where you can't ask questions. at least you can answer in writing. no you can not. and why? but because this is a new ideological trend, illiterate people with monstrous psychological problems, and note that the more smeared a person is, the
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cooler he is. where are the strong personalities? you can now name 20 strong personalities in the us well , really strong and who created themselves. but there will be a problem, as soon as i start to dig out any strong personality we will find. these are the girls. and we will continue right after a short advertisement of the heir. tutti i maria butina , stay with us in just a few minutes. the energy of a peaceful atom the ceremony of delivering fuel to the first nuclear power plant in turkey, which is being built by rosatom via video link, leaders in the fire participated in the fire residential buildings a major fire in the kurgan region and how neighbors help people after a natural disaster in the urals operations, reporting advanced. the end
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i didn’t go anywhere nearby, i didn’t try to talk to anyone so that you wouldn’t see yegor according to the laws of wartime new series, watch after the program time it turns out the awl for soap was changed in the white house one press secretary replaced another in fact. they are all puppets, but still it is worth figuring out who is preparing them? and why right now we discovered interesting information. for example. karin gian pierre in 2003, as we remember, graduated from columbia university at this university, the georgies program is very actively working, which are specifically working on building new american elites, including all these interesting properties, then she worked in some american civil liberties union . and he too. well, probably you will not
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be surprised to receive 50 million dollars from funds. an open society, too georgie soros, there are people who today do not bother with the horror of observing any roman conventions that are at the top. but they must be surrounded by a similar googry, but in this case it is the females of such servants who protect them from the influence corrects their thought protect them act, so to speak in order to somehow. well, uh, not even to say the corners, but actually take the first blow, but, let's say, when, for example, the canoes are actually removed, and the uk is a bitch and pretends not to notice him at all. we've got videos rushing on like a biden interaction with him. look at the subcortex, please. pay attention. now they have a meeting. and now he just dismissively
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pushes him aside like this. naturally, the person is a little out of his mind. it's understandable, but still. he is simply nailed. these emotions of contempt for the world, contempt for society , contempt for those who surround it, and then on the front stage, so to speak, as if the puppets really come out so devoid of any empathy, cold and bloated. egos are absolutely empty personalities who simply load the program and they are obliged to fulfill this program, they fulfill it, as a rule, people from the beginning are somehow defective, for this they are selected defectively. naturally. selected by such as source and i would say that of course he did not quarrel and selects them. it's just that there is a certain program, and this program raises such people to a certain level so that they protect the true puppeteers, and so that those puppeteers feel calm, practically at ease and a in if something happened, they could always push ahead in their dolls and even donate, because their role will be such in sakerin. jakira, whether it be others, even the same communicative macron, if the puppet suddenly
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gets out of control, then there is a problem with the beam puppet. here you can throw in food to replace him with another puppet, an interesting fact here, but the fact is that this is not the only connection with george soros. oh ma'am, jean-pierre, she used to be a press secretary. the so-called project muv he and he was involved in the elections in united states therefore, a person already then had a clear task that had to be performed. and here the more traumatic the person, the better. after all, the entire white house is filled with such personalities. it's called a culture of objectivity. yes, these are quite popular, and a phenomenon in modern america, well, you correctly mentioned that he has a pretty clear such a party career track, yes, and she really started aclue. yes, i am such an organization, very liberal, very left-wing connected. multiples, then worked in administration, or rather, at obama's headquarters in the eighth year, she helped him move in
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the twelfth year, he worked, just in this very one, this is probably one of the largest american e, npos that help democrats get elected in the elections. well, they're pretty much the same. here well, then, respectively, has already gone along the political state line. and it turned out in the house curious moment. here is due to the fact that a biden administration. she is also very active in promoting the idea that she is the most inclusive in history. yes, that is, there the largest percentage, just a representative of the ogbt. uh, ethnic minorities and so on. given that, for example, mr. biden himself, who spent many years in washington, he was a rather socially conservative politician in the past. yes and there, let's look here directly comparing biden to biden. after biden biden for biden against like this. here you support same-sex marriage, no, it's not barack obama and i are not in favor of reconsidering the civil point of view of what represents
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a marriage. we do not support this idea the president. obama said his views on same-sex marriage have changed since he opposed such marriages. have your views on same-sex marriage changed? look, i think the good news is that more and more americans are coming to understand that what matters is who you love and whether you will be faithful to who you love and whether you will be faithful to who you love, and it does not depend on who marries lesbians gay or straight? i believe exactly into this. and oops, and this is not the only time biden changes his mind and changes shoes let's just say on the fly. and for example, at one time he supported a certain law on the baseng. this is a special rule that forbids dark-skinned children to ride in the same bus with whites and, frankly, that's why i tried to forget about this
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matter. well, somehow i avoided answering the question, but kamala haris herself reminded him of this situation, who once got into an uncomfortable situation because of this law. is being colored dangerous? what is it called there? do you agree today that you were wrong, voting for the bill on bass in america i did not vote for this bill. i was against basenko's leaving the ministry of education, and that is exactly what i was against. that is, it turns out that this is not the first time when it turns out to change shoes now, uh, there is a certain trend in the white house to arrange it there. well excuse the freak show, or what? well, look there. uh, a few prime examples of us assistant secretary of health mr. levin is a transgender. he is very proud of his the transition took place in 2011. uh, and now
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this man here is proposing, but to block the puberty of children so that they have a choice of sex for as long as possible. here we have a photograph of this character, you can’t call it another way. or, for example, uh? sarah mcbright state senator de lave, and from there. as you remember, biden himself was born with a man, but she only told about it to the general public in 2012. and as soon as joe bidens becomes president, we immediately get into the state senate. that is, they are just their the feeling of being picked. well, or further sam brandton deputy assistant secretary of nuclear non-nuclear energy of the united states, you heard correctly, uh, 3-4 years to this nuclear scientist. he loves to wear women's clothes and is popular on social networks and he asks to be addressed with an even worse pronoun. zey. they even criticize him like this in america, but
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somehow, to be honest, moderately, because he prefers to look like that at international negotiations too. and they have a transgender bishop, and here in the collection, and the gospel is the stupid church in the us first appointed such a character as its bishop in 2021, while e is married with two children. and i could list further, but i’ll take at least one more example - this is from hollywood, uh, sisters, wachowski brothers-directors of the cult film the matrix a steel lorenzovachevsky became lara in 2012, and andrew decided to keep up and in 2016 he became lily andrey, i have a question for you. tell america because, probably, it was not always like this, and you worked there for a quarter of a century. you know maria i'm uh perplexed and kind of
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with strong regret and partly with such even horror i observe, but really you are right. i remember very well the moment when i, uh, what is called, felt, uh, the topic of this transgenderness, i was driving myself calmly, uh, in a car. uh, so, as usual, i have a news radio playing. here i am listening to some regular story in the plough. so i hear that they tell me that in such and such a family in such a place. dad changed sex became mom. mom changed gender and became dad. god be with them later. uh, a year later their little son is there , a minor son, too, you see, it changes floor. here i am for some reason, this is somehow straight to me, i said, well, guys, well, adult, okay, you have your own fun there. uh, well, children, well, how, but that was years, more than ten years ago exactly.
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and we are trying to get to the bottom of the most important thing here, who is the puppet leading this whole process, who benefits from the hollywood white house and schools and kindergartens being filled with people who cannot decide, not only where they will go to study, but there is no way to decide on their own orientation can't you know maria literally yet, maybe a little more than a year, i i would answer your questions something like this, but this is that oligarchy. these are the puppeteers who are standing, who are paying for these people who have already mentioned the quarrel. maybe there, of course, and morgan stein or honor manhattan mary in the elevator there? you see these trillionaires who control it all, if you move on, here is a metaphor for a respected colleague, big merchants are like that, but you know, i am now catching myself on such a thought. this is exactly what i would like to share. and i have the impression that it is already unmanaged process. it has already gone absolutely cut off this train, it has already left the flight. and he rushes somewhere and already, in my opinion, neither the driver,
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nor the dispatcher, not the switchman no longer knows what it will be, because, looking at everything, as they say in this bacchanalia. i'm just, well, really, i'm already beginning to perceive some metaphysical things, because this is all armageddon - this is already one of the most important architects of armageddon going somewhere. he himself is actually called a person who simply earns money, and in social he doesn't care about the consequences. if anyone does not know, i'm now quoting joe soros, in general, they say, literally bought media in the us let 's see channels such as nbc abc itself. it is partially or completely controlled by him through so-called donations through numerous foundations. that is, you and i understand that in order to broadcast this idea, you need to have it. it could be some kind of channel, it could be hollywood, the press, but it must go through something sergey
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uncontrolled reactions that create by and large a world government, that is, populations or what is very layered cake. look, everything is very simple. the united states of america initially decided that it was necessary to destroy almost the entire so-called western world, starting from europe , perverted forms of consciousness come there, but we also had to show by our own example that we are americans we are ready to act in the same way as you we solidarity with you they began to act. they introduced this propaganda they they began, uh, to simply pour on issues of education, culture, and most importantly , vera knows what stops debauchery. always faith when a person sincerely believes in god, he understands that he will be god's judgment for you, but now they tell you, listen, there is no over you here and there is no curse of years and happiness, not that you are alone, but that all before you, as one it is pushed into the brains of everyone whether it be colored. whether you are white by
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and large. they do not just want to wash away geographic boundaries, they want to wash away religious ethnic national sexual boundaries in order for man and humanity to become a real biomass. an hour later, sergey sergeevich said, in your opinion, not at all like a raisin , as the experts as an analyst can confirm, because andreevich fursov academician has a very, uh, good article, in which he analyzes on the page, uh, of the download magazine. well, the results of, uh, meetings of the san fra institute for the problems of the future, a at a recent meeting. well , 2-3 years ago we analyzed various ways of human development. the voice of a few scripts here will reduce the population to achieve there more manageability, how to do it? well, some proposed scenarios, for example, socialist will restrict everyone's needs, and so on, others were scenarios. what did respected people stop at, and most of those present stopped on the path of dividing humanity from attention into two actually different biological species,
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they really believe that this is possible, and they strive for this, that is, in fact , i clearly remind you, like purrs or purrs, and lee famous novel dew, they are quite perform. this is why there were representatives of very large corporations, well-known psychologists. there, in fact, the trace was of american society, and humanity was divorced into a race, roughly speaking, of masters and a race of slaves. the developed people are dressed in unisex clothes, minimal, demanding , living in small apartments, nothing of themselves, not representing absolutely defenseless in front of leon, and leviathans of such old age, entangled in credit to the most do not want to actually die and which the maximum could afford. for a child, if two, then with great difficulty, a it is desirable that they were still, so to speak , devoid of sexual characteristics of brightly visible, etc. and an accident with actually a different biological species relative to gentlemen. that's what they want not only to reduce the population of the marina, but in my opinion they are absolutely right , but also to achieve complete controllability of those who will not be left to live on earth, but only the elect can believe and behind all this there are very terrible ones
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and we will hope that not prophetic words about that crazy kingdom of freedom that will reign literally everywhere, but in russia not will. let us be exceptional, because for us truth is better than sweet lies , tradition is better for us than insane frenzied liberalism, and we will continue to expose the puppets of the heirs and their puppets. mercury. i was with you maria butina now program time
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