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Understanding 9/11tv Anti Feik 1TV May 11, 2023 9:20am-9:56am MSK
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[000:00:00;00] democratic megacities, but now even in new york, which hosted up to 3,000 migrants a week, the places in the city hall have run out, said that they reserve the right to refuse accommodation, and this at a time when not only migrants, but also ask for help in texas local residents. i've lived here for almost 40 years and have never seen anything like it. this is completely abnormal. please help us, in order to plug the holes, the authorities have deployed one and a half thousand fighters of the national guard to the most problematic areas, where the police and border guards are alive shield stand in the way of guests from the south. i'm just pissed off like everyone else. my colleague. we haven't received any instructions. we were told nothing about the details of the operation, how we were going to fight the cartel, how we should take up positions. we have received absolutely no information from the country's leadership about an effective plan. but even we do not know what kind of plan this is between the dark mexican side of the border, according to various sources, from 150,000 to a million illegal immigrants are waiting in the wings for their plan, unlike
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biden's. known to all and so far works without failure georgiy sashvili led by nesterov evgeniya stefanchuk of the first channel of the usa and that's all for now , the antifreeze program will continue on the air, stay tuned and stay up to date. this is an anti -fake program and here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation in our studio today pierre de gaulle, grandson of french president charles , thank you for coming alexander mikhailovich kramarenko, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the russian federation member of the eu council on foreign defense policy stanislav lvovich korolev director of the national center sco people's diplomacy thank you for taking the time to come to our program today and discuss really serious things. i would like to start. that's why in the west, supposedly there is no russophobia. anyway
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, such a post. posted in social networks, the minister of foreign affairs of latvia, now we will look at him. well, the most important thing that i want to say here is that russophobia is supposedly. just a convenient excuse invented by the kremlin pierre if russophobia is in france ono williamson timo uh, there is a common systematist the opinion supported by the french press, which is that everything russian is evil and bad. and the american good point of view is consistently carried out and dispersed by the political class that shares it, because it reflects the interests of america and nato, but the audience cannot be deceived , the audience understands that they are being lied to, and understands that this has been since the time of covid, and therefore realizes that information manipulated to ensure the continuation of the war in ukraine and
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the rise was all accompanied by denial of russian culture, with which i strongly disagree and we must not forget that in france, six out of seven large media holdings belong to large financial and industrial groups. and when this is russophobia from the moment it began, a special military operation and a conflict in ukraine, or traces of this go away. ah, deep into the past. well, he bought it there, it all started much earlier with the filing of the united states, which was initially anti-communist and uh. this has culminated. in the fifties and sixties at the height of the cold war , the marshall plan began, the americans financed the restoration of europe, including france , but at the same time took control of public opinion and mass culture from ten films that were released. six were supposed to be american and the russians in these films were portrayed as dangerous people, that is, russophobia did not start with the war in
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ukraine this is a long history, since the americans could not come to terms with the idea that russia was developing independently of them and free from their development models indeed the roots of this russophobia. they come from washington, because they are all ukrainian. whose crisis? and this is really a gamble on the part of american politicians. he is essentially . this is a conspiracy not only against russia, but it is a conspiracy against europe, these are the trade and economic relations, including those that supported the european economy. er, they should have been destroyed. actually. this is what the americans have already achieved. i think they benefited in any case from the ukrainian crisis. they tried e. render pressure on our country at the same time they were destroying europe using it as a means to industrialize their own country. i would like to add to this
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russophobia in europe, after all, that this is the desire to abolish russia in the bud, including culture, because it is culture. in general, she inherited the best traditions of european culture, that is, in fact, they do not cancel. culture, that is, the foundation on which europe was based. i think this is the absolute shortsightedness of the europeans. elite who succumbed to such pressure from washington but once your, uh, grandfather charles de gaulle tried to defend the independence of france, why is france still not following his advice? macron has no strength or no desire to oppose the united states. resist the pressure to be an original country, he was distinguished by a very deep love for his nation for his country, but unfortunately the french
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leaders. this is simply critical, their managers do not have such a global one. they cannot provide balance. they simply they convey some messages, and they do not have a sufficient strategy, they do not have a political vision. how russophobia manifests itself in france , we can ask the people who live there with us now in touch svetlana alexander hello, we are glad to welcome you to our program. i live in the suburbs of paris and in 2022 in september i was in search. by profession i am a teacher of german, a and here is one of the educational institutions in paris it was, uh, a catholic private lyceum college called me and invited me for an interview, and the interview was with the director of the educational everything was going well, and he asked me, looked, read my resume and asked. eh,
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madam, are you russian, i answered yes. i am a citizen of russia and he told me that this would create problems for him with the parents of the students because of my nationality. er, of course i didn't continue the interview. i left. but, to be honest, i was very surprised that in our time, hmm, in europe, you will be pointed out to your nationality. and now, to be honest , hmm, i don’t feel safe here, if before, but on the street i could calmly with someone to speak russian, now i try not to do this. there are many such manifestations. now in europe there are a lot of people who don't support this position in europe, a lot of people, because a lot of people are tying it up. uh, historical memory, uh, family relationships. we must also
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underestimate this. a lot of people, a lot of waves of immigration from russia to europe, but they moved and they created. uh, maybe there are also additional cultural historical layers on the territory, very many people remember this, all the more so many people remember, e about how, in fact, and who won the great patriotic world war ii. we saw when people came out with posters and the immortal regiment marched. in france, what is this about? it says? those were the french. this suggests that there are different directions in society. i think we can still listen to svetlana's husband, and he is a native frenchman, what he will say, therefore, on occasion and feelings, or he is on himself. some kind of russophobia is now in france, the situation has been deteriorating for more than a year, it all started in february. there is more and more growing russophobia. personally. me. it touched when my bank accounts were blocked. i
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work for a private company. i don't own a yacht or a private jet. i am a paid employee. i have a lack of quotes, so to speak. i am married to a russian woman. she has been living with me in france for over 7 years. so our bank accounts in one of the french banks were blocked, in order to resolve the situation we had to deal with bank employees, which is dangerous now in russophobia. where does this lead to talking about nationalism nationalism - this is how the patriotism of foreigners takes the patriotism of other countries and france is now destroying the culture of destruction for me patriotism is a virtue should not be reduced to discrimination. russophobia is stupid in itself. and i don't think it will last, because it's impossible to destroy centuries
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of interaction on a cultural level, and because we had so many alliances of common battles. we had a common history, and i believe that this information policy will lead to self-destruction. i would like add that american policy towards europe has always been characterized by repression. well, in general, in relation to the world as a whole. they have always suppressed the ethnic culture that underlies the national identity, in fact. dela was worn hard. this is how it is now applied to the russian identity and it is connected with history. including also a blow is dealt to the entire european identity to the extent that it, well, sort of takes these countries out of control, that is, the basis of the sovereignty of the sovereignty of thinking thought. uh, ple-
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foreign policy sovereignty. this is , of course, culture, and they strike at this root. it seems to me that a few years ago it was impossible to imagine that persecution would begin in europe on may 9 in latvia, for example, six people were detained for laying flowers, nine administrative and one criminal case was initiated. in moldova, they have already begun to fine for wearing st. george ribbons, and the russian ambassador to poland was not allowed to lay flowers at a memorial cemetery in warsaw in estonia is it possible? well, it's wild. it's really hard to find another word, but the fact is that the last 30 years everything. in europe well, of course, in america, too, in order to simply eradicate historical memory. it's just that people often do not know the elementary facts of history.
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and if you still return to france. when you look at it, as the grandson of the great man who brought this victory, how painful it is to worry that now in that country that fought fascism in the same way for such an infringement of rights, and people and veterans in that including e, when the french people will still be able to say their word to the french. i also returned to the understanding that russian culture and russian identity are very important, since russia really lost a very large role in the victory in world war ii. that is, in france, even katrina voltaire was a good friend of catherine ii and thus. here russian culture has a very important
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place in france in the french spirit. and i think that at present the french are already beginning to realize everything that iso sanctions france suffers first of all when we see a turning point, when it comes to the point that the french will understand. here is our national identity is now breaking down time to say their word. we wake up when there is nowhere to retreat, when our national dignity is at stake and i am sure that the awakening will come and we will return to common sense and reasonable politics. we will pursue this awakening. let's strive to get it. balance and creation strong and stable relations with russia in europe this is a good relationship with russia and i
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sure it will. in fact, you know, the main task that is being solved now is to prevent the union of europe and russia. the largest two countries on which europe as such is based are france and germany, and both at one time were allies of russia and went. uh, rapprochement between us was done, but in different historical periods everything was done to prevent this rapprochement from taking place, because it contradicts the interests of both the united states and , uh, great britain, and now we see just a phased approach. uh, the implementation of this plan destroys the most important things that unite. we have already spoken today about russian culture. come on, russian culture, it is integrated into european culture. that is, it connects, that is, there are no such people
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who would not know in europe. dostoevsky pushkin lermontov, you will remember the same thing on may 9 only 13 years ago on may 9, 2010, troops of ukraine poland france germany usa great britain marched along red square and they all marched as participants in the parade of the winners of the forty-fifth year, why are they fighting against may 9, because it is unifying history is always at the sharp turns of history, when russia was forced to defend its right to exist, we defended ourselves and our right to exist at the same time defending europe of liberties, honor and peace, to quote pushkin and it is obvious that there was no one else to do it , therefore, the very existence of russia is natural,
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it is incompatible with some kind of external dictate in relation to europe, or europe will be sovereign, but based on cooperation with russia, or it will lose all sovereignties, it will cease to be subjects international relations. let's move to poland with us. in touch. now the russian ambassador to poland sergey vadimovich andreev sergey vladimirovich is glad to welcome you. hello how was your holiday on may 9 as a whole passed on a high note, as they say, we had a successful reception at the embassy, well, in our consulates general events that arranged the laying on. e wreaths of flowers on our memorials gdansk krakow identification, uh, before the holidays, we held ceremonies at our largest cemetery of soviet soldiers armor you are in the north of poland well, of course
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, it stands apart. uh, what happened at our main memorial cemetery of soviet liberators in warsaw. here are the shots. you are now showing us for the second year in a row e was not allowed to normally lay wreaths of flowers. e to the main monument. in this cemetery, a crowd of so-called protesters simply blocked us. and she did not give us the opportunity to move on to the main monument, so we were forced to refuse the normal laying. that's what, however, did not affect our mood, let's go from the fact that provocations, small and large, have been and will be. but this is our holiday, from which we will not refuse. our victory, what a crowd. did they have any slogans? well , naturally, uh, through the speakers, uh,
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the anti-russian and pro-coronazi blizzard was broadcasting the sounds of sirens, explosions, and so on. well, chants about russian aggression and so on, who was this crowd? um, well, mostly shouted in polish. and as for the life of russians in poland, are they being oppressed now? uh, yesterday our fellow citizens were at our reception, they were just talking about how they now living is living, of course, not fun, because in poland the abolition of everything russian is actively enjoying. uh, and while such high-profile incidents. e, it seems, e does not happen, but simply, apparently, due to the fact that our compatriots are basically forced here. to be careful and not to be exposed to the uh aggressive actions of local
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russophobes, because the company in the uh political information sphere is constantly gaining momentum, more and more new creative ideas appear. well, in particular now in the polish sejm. are under consideration amendments to the polish criminal code, espionage provides for punishment up to life, but, in addition , there are new offenses, so to speak, of related rights violations, which, for example, include the dissemination of disinformation or preparation for espionage or unintentional espionage. you understand, if such amendments are adopted, then there will be such compositions , you can bring anything and without hindrance. investigate any person objectionable to the authorities, well, at the end of april, the trial ended
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in krakow , she was a polish citizen, but she had the courage and imprudence to publicly support a special military operation. she was sentenced to 4 months of probation, though with a delay of a year. but if she continues to engage in such activities, then you look at a suspended sentence, and quickly turns into a real one, i would also like to ask you about the scandal over the russian school on the territory of the embassy. uh, how did it all end up that we had to were to leave this building. hmm uh us uh, the day was given for the school staff to gather and leave. it was done and it was even stronger. yes, well, to translate into our other ones. not placing equipment furniture in the schoolroom, well, which we also did. and now the director of the school reported to me. she resumed work on
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the territory of our residential complex. there, everything seems to be within the normal range, as i said, we will ensure the end of the academic year , we will ensure the interests of our employees and their children, and the final exams schoolchildren, the next class of the school will work. thank you very much. i congratulate you on the great victory day and all the best to you and new victories to all of us as soon as possible. thanks happy holidays. you know, the other day i was in cyprus. you know, i didn’t even have time to leave there, and an article was already published that i was an agent of the russian special services. and for what they called me that, i will tell right after the advertisement. the western countries of nato, they staged a training ground with ukraine and dragged into the war. i believe that a lesson needs to be taught behind us our families and memory our ancestors. we do not want to let this war into our country, our people. we all have ideas here
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russia and europe and, of course, the impact of american disinformation on these relations. you know, uh, in honor of the great victory day, we together with the popular front, we traveled to cyprus in order to give our compatriots and veterans who live in cyprus a piece of the eternal flame with the tomb of the unknown soldier . the action took place in a cypriot city called larnaca. as it has already been published in the cypriot press. here is such an article. let's acquaint the agents yesterday with the influence of the russian special services, but they carried out a disinformation special operation called imagine the fire of memory. or onf participating in a propaganda campaign in cyprus alexander resins, yana poplavskaya is with the participants in the war crimes. they should be arrested and handed over to the ukrainian authorities to investigate their crimes and trial, you know, when we visited veterans, one of them was 94 years old, the other was 97 people with a perfectly
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clear understanding when we explained. um, why are we here handing particles to them. uh, eternal flame, the first thing they said was that america is doing all this and i seem to be returning to soviet posters about world evil in the face of america . the drive was incredibly disappointing that it was their holiday and they couldn't properly celebrate it in the yard. i see that you are now listening and smiling, how they treat you in france , no criticism will stop me. and when they criticize you, they criticize the entire population of algeria, which supports you, all the mogliva countries, which support you, all the arabs and africans who support you, as well as latin americans and all of asia, with you, three-
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quarters of the world's population, new centers for the adoption of economic political strategic and financial decisions, the project of the future can be called a eurasian world . changing i hope that france, which has great technological and production capabilities, which has innovative solutions and intellectual potential , will participate in these changes and will contribute to achieving world balance. in any case, we should strive for this. dolphins french public opinion is not particularly orderly and disciplined, but on the other hand, we can creatively look ahead, so we will be able to see a future that is inextricably linked with eurasia russia and china let's listen to karin jemper, what she said on may 9, just
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these are the officials of the white house, listen. her announcement marks the anniversary of the end of world war ii in europe and the victory of the united states and allied forces over fascism and aggression on the continent. so short and clear victory of the united states e pierre what do you say they are trying to inspire? like you and the entire world community, that they liberated europe and france alone. this is the denial of the role the soviet army in the fight against nazism and in achieving victory my grandfather was in stalingrad twice, he was shocked by the spirit of patriotism of the soviet people and their willingness to resist to the end. the ability to break the back of the german
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military machine also tried to convince everyone that france could not resist the enemy, was broken and unable to self-govern, could not free itself. but this only says that the americans have not realized. what was the french empire of world war ii france was the second largest empire after british and in 1943. my grandfather, general de gaulle, took the capitalization of germany to the general assembly with a machine gunner and a driver, the americans, then gave the order to the first and second divisions of my grandfather, not to release. paris of course my grandfather ignored their order, took the city and accepted the surrender, and later often repeated,
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defeated, exhausted and tormented, but liberated, paris was liberated by its people and its own forces. that was the voice of france. and the americans are still trying to convince you that the american world dominates, that they manage everything in fact the united states is not free. this country is dependent on its astronomical debt, which exports inflation and extends to the whole world its legal system and its law to other countries. you can not. you see a bank account without prior permission to be controlled by the american tax system. it doesn't matter if you're not american. it doesn't matter at all who you are, after all, mutual control at the same time. no, i do not consider this country free, in general, the statement of the american statesmen
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with regard to may 9, they are becoming more interesting every year and more interesting, because it feels like they didn’t go to well, that is, they didn’t study very well at school or the level of education. ah, in the usa it is falling so much that they absolutely do not represent the real history, at least they don’t even remember. in what year did america enter the war at all, because she entered a year before the end in the forty-fourth year and whether she entered or not. e war. would have been won, no matter what in the first place. their task was to divide europe and leave at least a piece for yourself, you understand. erica is a nation of merchants, these are people who build everything on economic gain. we can discuss for a long time. eh, is the story correct or not? let's just remember that on may 9 , 1945, there were no english inscriptions on the restaige, all the inscriptions were in russian,
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like the flag, like the flag, and one of the latest news was interesting. like some kind of i understand about a russian-minded hacker. maybe you have seen this news. uh, hacked into a website that lists hotels and rooms. uh, i just hung this photo in the frame, where the soviet banner stands on the restyled. but if you correctly said that for some reason i don’t remember the americans, even their own stories, because the president of the united states spoke 80 years ago, these are the speeches. i can quote. yes, franklin roosevelt, the russian people showed such an example of love for the motherland of fortitude and self-sacrifice, which the world did not know after the war. our country will always be glad to maintain relations of good neighborliness and sincere friendship with russia, whose people are saving helps save the world from the nazi threat. the rhetoric has changed now , unfortunately, but this is also their story. let's give another quote on the european front, the most important event of the past year, without a doubt, was the crushing
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counteroffensive of the great russian army against the powerful german group. russian troops have destroyed and continue to destroy more manpower of aircraft, tanks and guns of our common rejection. than all the rest of the united nations put together, does that mean they're going to have to rewrite. uh, quotes, even their presidents, so well, if people follow the logic. they can just look into history and see. what is the difference in the presentation of information. no, they just hush them up and simply discourage people from being interested in history at all, but i ’ll just give you exhausted. uh, when he was informed that hitler attacked the soviet union on june 2 , 1941, he immediately exclaimed. now we're saved, you know? well, this is much more, but i want to draw attention to something else that the americans they are exported by what is inherent in them, including to europe and to the wider world even
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