feathers, and then in the soviet union, was born precisely in england, that is, the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe eternal war of the continents on which geopolitics is based , this theory was formulated by the british nationalist mackinder and, in fact, all anglo-saxon politics. it is based on such russophobia. and they say it's nothing personal. it's just that you are preventing us from building our special carthaginian, just civilization you are the third rome and we are the new carthage, this is the punic wars continued into the future, while i think, why thatcher's hair carefully because the soviet union was strong because it was united, and because it was ready to continue this war of continents at the ideological level. after we liquidated ourselves, disarmed , geopolitics was postponed and you tried to integrate into the western world. of course, we have ceased to be a danger to be reckoned with, and right there it is the great war of the continents on the side of the anglo-saxons. saw

his chance to destroy us to finally establish a unipolar anglo-saxon world. and we did not fail to take advantage of this weakened, and they considered that we have weakened completely when putin began to revive our sovereignty. they realized that this was the last chance to let this process naturally reach the point of no return. and now, why is everything so tense, because we are stronger, of course, than we were 23 years ago, but we are even much weaker than the soviet union, one more step and we will establish a multipolar world and defend our civilizational sovereignty , our land civilization, as they say to geopolitics, but it is at this moment that we are still how they think it can be knocked out by disrupting our return to history, that's why the stakes are so high for them it's about the world order. will it be anglo-saxon carthaginian or we will defend our right to an alternative. here's what i think explains it. well, your explanation seems to me again. uh, very

convincing, but i have one more additional idea. namely, that britain experienced the loss of its colonial empire very painfully. and in general, they accepted it and accepted the idea that the leader of the collective west will be, the united states but england will be the first violin there, and suddenly some kind of russia appears , which seems to have already been defeated, which seems to have almost been on its knees, and as you said, suddenly it starts to rise. and uh, at the beginning there was an impression. so, there they show off some noisy statements there. well, in general, well, let them do it. well, let it be what's the difference. anyway, i say, they can't do anything. still , they won't decide. but when they saw that

they could and are being solved, it was then that it took off english imperial colonial feeling. i don't know what you think about this senator. i agree with you, the fact is that from returning to the beginning, when you described something, she saw gorbachev yes, she saw in him the future of the destroyers of the soviet union i think that she felt the devilish nature of the narcissistic arrogance, but that's not the point. i think that one of our main opponents, and not even number one , is great britain. great britain . a great nation, a great country, she created all possible centers of tension in the world in palestine in india in pakistan where the british passed, they left problems behind them everywhere. and this is such an imperial disease. well, her imperial disease. eh, such more phantom ones were left from and

there was power. moreover, i believe that they act much thinner than americans deeper than americans. it’s just that they never try to stick out with a role, so i think that i don’t have any evidence. but what happened in nord stream. i sure that the british also had a hand in it , and there are hardly any other cases. therefore, i think that what sergeyevich lavrov said is absolutely right. i am british, of course, continue to play destructive roller all over the world. here, yes, they are weaker than the americans now. at one time handed over by the americans. vladislav, what real military capabilities do they have, including in the sense of being the leader in the supply of modern military equipment, but

if we are talking about the uk, then the uk is absolutely secondary in the military with regard to the military programs of great britain, they, uh, are not, firstly, not designed for any serious military assistance, so everything they give they give from their own reserves or, again, from the fact that they received supplies from the same americans, of course collective west for one and a half to two years. it can very powerfully build up its military-industrial complex for these one and a half years. they still need to fight in one way or another. and this is just the main problem. it seems to me that in general everything rested at the moment on the fact that the whole plan of war against russia was built on the plan that this is still cryptology, a crypto-colony west for which the spiritual ideal of western civilization is the main and should, what is called come to life here today for us is a

major global. well, what is called a challenge, this is just final, and, as it were, cleaning up the plan of what is called cryptology. here alexander completely said the main key things. we have to to defend our right to our civilization, and in this case, of course, we have, first of all , internal problems, because we must still remove from power or close to power those people who are carriers. here is this idea. eh, so to speak, the west and quite calmly work on the idea of ​​their civilization. to do this, we have everything we need to understand that there really is now a huge not only contradiction, but there is a huge difference. so you say, you happen to be in the outback. i'm in this case saying barbie now hundreds of thousands of people, if not millions, these are people who are carriers of an absolutely russian civilizational ideology, they are all connected with the war with a victory with a feeling, and you have seen it with your own eyes more than once. i see it every day in exactly the same way in hospitals

and in the same way from people who are returning. i saw i was recently in one of our recruiting centers. i was surprised that you come there at 9:00 in the morning, and there are a dozen and a half or two people who are muscovites, who are not just there, as they say, there in the provinces have no money, they go to earn. no, these are people who just, uh, understand what it is. what is the existential threat we face now, so i say it again. there is a huge demand for how to say in the russian world in our civilization that the tops answer not for it, and this is the main task that we need to solve today, if we solve, i have no doubt there will be no military problems at all. well, let's put it this way. your mouth smokes to drink. i am afraid that there will be military problems, because simply the economic possibilities of the collective west the opportunity to increase military

production, they are very large. and i would take this challenge very, very seriously, but on which i completely agree with you. this is that the russian armed forces are being significantly strengthened, and in all respects at the level of strategic planning. and at the level of training of military personnel, and the last thing i want to ask you is whether i have the correct impression that supplies to the russian army. significantly improved in recent years. well, not just improved. they improved many times over. and now, uh, we can say that, well, conditionally, the supply of armored vehicles there has increased by an order of magnitude. that is, not to some extent there or to some extent it is in order. today, in fact, we do not experience. uh, no problem with either species. uh, let's say weapons or ammunition today, the task

is simply to build up further. because the armed forces are growing. what about communications communications communications are now going in the same way in bulk deliveries. to the troops. i repeat the problem. after all, it lies in the fact that it is impossible to do everything at once and those means connections that worked a year ago, which people there and so on bought them themselves or something else for which they work, it is impossible to replace them everywhere in a second, that is, it goes. that's what's called a wave. this wave is coming. let's say from one end to the other, and then it starts all over again. pilots that started hostilities and those that today are already different classes of drones and different types. and, of course, in this case. here i am just the other day i was at the kalashnikov concern where a new model of kalashnikov was shown here the model that was made under e, as if, following the results of a year and a half of the war, the most important corrections were made there, and we understand very well that this model went to the troops, but it went, but there are still not millions of non-machine guns that

were released before that we need already will be modernized. i'm just explaining what a wave is, when there is, uh, this conclusion has been drawn, the results of the conclusions have gone. but it still has to pass time in this case, by the way, we are still working much faster and more efficiently than the collective west of ukraine prepared for this offensive five months. we still don’t see him and everyone understands perfectly well, but for ukraine, if something doesn’t work out, then they will have to prepare again for the next six months, and whether they will have these six months, this is already a question to open. it's just an opening, uh, based on what the russian military has been saying, it will have the ability to shut it down. it was a great game, see you tomorrow again on the air. meet the mayor of kiev vitaliy klitschko, who really better keep quiet now with many policemen who died and that’s all

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first annual russian award premier league rfpl choose your superheroes now hello this is the psyche podcast. my name is natalya loseva. i am a journalist, and my co-host is a clinical psychologist, phd in psychology, mikhail khors hello dear friends. here we unravel the most complex tangles of human relations and even more lives we write such a book. judging for you, dear friends, heroes come to us with their difficult, but very sincere

stories. we listen to these stories. we analyze them and many of you will recognize, perhaps a reflection of one's own life, but it's also important to understand that these stories are not that complicated really. it is possible to solve these difficulties and problems. the main thing is not to be silent about them, our today's heroine, a real excellent student. her name is evgenia petrikova, she is 32 years old. she is the mother of your children, really, yes, and you came to us from your situation full of drama. i understand that your mom gave your dad. conditions what was the condition? yes unfortunately my parents got divorced and the problems are following i can't accept that after divorce, my father had another woman. and now, for my part, i began to communicate worse with my father. i began to forbid my children from appearing in his apartment, but simply because i have some kind of internal stopper, and i

can’t do anything about it. how old are you eugene i am 32 years old. you see, you are, of course, absolutely amazing. yes why did the divorce happen? as far as i know, it was my mother's initiative, and my mother decided to play, but probably outplayed herself. maybe, what happened? what's the condition? yes, my mother is indeed, she thought that divorce could help, on the contrary, restore the family. they communicated quite badly in the last 15 years before the divorce, especially badly, and in the last 5 years before the divorce. they stopped communicating altogether, that is, 200 altogether. yes, they lived together and did not talk, and my mother, she simply did not know how to deal with it, to be honest, with dad. she didn't specifically say anything. she is the kind of person who does not really like to discuss, especially some problems, psychological things, in contrast, for example from me and here she is, but she decided that if she gets divorced, that is, she will bring the situation to a close. to the extreme point to the peak, then maybe dad will change and pay attention

to the problem that they have not spoken for 5 years. something needs to be done about this and he will return to her, as if changed. and she how old was at that time at that time you know, honestly, i'm not very good with mathematics. mom, i can count the sixty-eighth year, and in 2018 my dad divorced the sixty-sixth year. do you have a large family family. yes, a large family. yes, and relatives were simply shocked that our family had broken up. we have four children , the oldest. and why in shock, in shock, because in fact my parents always played in public. the role, as it were, of an exemplary family, and dad, when they went to the theater together somewhere, for example, or somewhere else to visit. dad always hugged mom and looked after her, that is, defiantly everything was decorous and decent. so my parents got divorced. ugh and suddenly. i understand it was completely unexpected for my mother. dad didn't remember. yes did not run to my mother.

yes, yes, he brought another woman and brought her, as i understand it, to the house in which they grew up yes, to the house in which i grew up, but it did not happen so soon, that is, a year passed a year after the divorce, he brought this woman. and my mother's mother was waiting for him. a year later, you found out, yes, i found out about this when i brought it unknown. maybe even earlier. by the way, there are such versions. yes, his mother is waiting for him, that is, they parted after a divorce. uh-huh. so it turned out that mom went to some other apartment rather wealthy family. dad stayed in the apartment in which you grew up four children, your large large family, that is, your father's house. yes, that's right, and where she went now, your mother in the baths that your mother washed in the kitchen in which she cooked, especially bedroom to bedroom, which we don't know how. well, somehow a marital lie was shared, despite another woman living in a crisis. yes, that's right, and you can not accept this situation. yes, i can’t

accept this situation yet. the problem is that initially, when he brought her, my younger brother still lived there. that is, we are the younger brother. he was forced to live, it turns out, in the same apartment with this woman, of course, he didn’t like it. and he had not yet reached the age of majority. and he lived for 2 years. it turns out with this woman and then he entered the university and left for moscow . in principle, many of us go to cheboksary to study in moscow. yeah, so i tried to at least talk with my dad. but maybe they can meet in another territory or something. well, or just my right, as the older sister tried to be. i tried to at least get some advice. hmm, won't that have a bad effect on the boy? that is, as if on my brother, because the brother himself openly said that he did not want to live with this woman. well, dad didn’t really care if he wanted to or not, and his younger brother was 16 years old at that moment. yes, 16 years old. yes, that’s what the request is now, if you try to isolate it from you

to mikhail as a psychologist, what would you like to figure out from me, i’m like that as a person. well, i think it's appropriate. i understand, that in fact everyone lives like this. and that's okay. how so? well, civil marriage, that is, they get divorced, let's say then they didn't get married, they didn't get married, and this is me, especially working out with my mother was normal. yes, they were still. things about clear, and they didn't get married and you really care that they live in a civil marriage or you care that this woman comes into your mother's bedroom. it worries me that more, that it is they who live in a civil marriage more. that is me, this woman, of course, precisely the concern in the capacity that she unofficial spouse, but they share it turns out. so, that is, if they were officially married, you would not come to us here and would not want to solve your problem, because i don’t know how i would react 100%, but i suspect that i probably would

didn’t come to you, because in fact, the parental attitude was from childhood , that, well, there should be only an official marriage, and once it’s excellent, and you understand that everything should be very right, but here it’s wrong. yes? yes ok. do you want to michael helped you. focus now, let's try to answer. honestly, first to myself, and then michael will go. you want mikhail to help him accept this situation, how should i react or build such a strategy of behavior so that they eventually get married. formed relationships. no , i would like her to disappear altogether honestly, i would like, uh, that i accept this situation, because if she disappears from the apartment. no, why do i need this, that is, in fact, i personally have nothing against her i have. i just have a real attitude that it’s bad that my dad is now living with an outside woman, and they are not officially married, and for me it’s a sin, let’s say, that

is, as a person of orthodox self-consciousness i support and accept. so i would like to, but at the same time i understand that my dad he is already an adult to decide for himself how he should live and how he should behave? i understand that he has the right to do so. he has the right to live like this, but for me the dramaturgy is that in the end i can’t help myself, and i i keep my kids away from him. that is, to him the territory of the apartment, for example, i do not let children. i just can't because there are pictures of them all over the place, for example, and i can't. new woman yes, with a new woman, and you literally talked about this topic with her. i talked to him. she didn't do anything to me. no, you said, look, maybe there's some way there to formalize the relationship live. well, i talked about this with dad more than once, that is, with her somehow not for very long. yes, with dad, as it were. well, he doesn't want to formalize anything after the divorce. divided the property in half. and he said he was disillusioned with the judicial system. and he doesn't want michael to have something that catches me now in

this situation. it seems to me that evgenia is not entirely sincere, because he is deceiving us. and it seems to me that he is deceiving himself. let's try to figure it out. i'm watching, i don't see eugene some kind of insincerity, to be honest, for me, you see it quite sincerely. that's another question, that your emotions are dictated by certain opinions. yes , you think you are right about this situation. i want it eradicate. everyone really want to get rid of it. you understand that this prevents me from living, because it cannot be like someone from you once taught this, he is a diverse and person. dad has the right to live as he sees fit, but i sincerely can’t accept this, i still can’t mother in my soul. no , don't be sorry, no, i'm not sorry, she lives normally. i mean, that's what she did. yes , mom has some grievances. here's how to share with each other very well communicate,

well, much more than with dad. here, so with childhood, she was just a very good-natured person, but then, of course, after the divorce to dad. she is frankly angry, but she still believes that someday they will not be reunited, that is, she does not lose hope. ah, that is, my mother is not going to have partners now. that's even to look, moreover, she's pretty and she has. in principle, there are many fans who tried to somehow look after her, but she is not, that is, she is not going to, even she is waiting for him. in fact. it depends here's some kind of estimate. give it to mom. what is she like in the end based on this situation, that she under 50 took initiated a divorce. and in order to teach someone something, that she is still waiting for a man who has been living there for years with others with other women, but still there is one woman, well, the mechanics of this blessing are a little bit. yes, it is in the clouds. she's so romantic, i guess i

got a little bit of it too. why did i ask several times about your brother's age, your mother. maybe we are infantile people hmm yes , this is flying in the clouds, more precisely, it is called infantilism. yes, i agree. yes. and infantilism is what, you can tell our viewers, i myself am not a psychologist. i don't know, but i guess, if by myself someone is probably a little more joyful some kind of outlook on the world. maybe some kind of infant. who is the child, right? this is not an adult. so that's infantilism. this is the inadequacy of one's own and physiological age of the social no, adequacy. yes, it's true there is a minute like this, so the only way to cope with infantile is to grow up not physically, yes, but intellectually socially there, that means morally. here, and further on, here you

have a wonderful phrase, you said, i am an adequate person, that is, i meant this phrase. yes, i understand that now, well, people can live, adults decide for themselves how to live and that's fine. well, from the point of view of society and society, that dad has this woman, but the indoor unit does not let me in, even my feet on the threshold of his house, that is, yes, why? because you have further? it seems to be in words the normality of this is recognized. i want to dock, but emotionally no why? and because we have installation, yes there should be only an official marriage. see, i'm quoting. it's bad that dad does not live in an official marriage one hundred percent. you are correct. and now the question is important and yes to you too, since you have joined. to this opinion, natalya, why is it bad that dad lives in an unofficial marriage proof of this statement? well, well, look, yes, since

you can already come to me and i’ll start, and then evgeny’s fabulous point of view. see. when we accept certain foundations of christian morality, we do not question them, because these are already questions of faith questions of belief and so on. i would not now, in fact , this is the focus, because if you are, well, like any christian, then your answer is this, because i believe in it, because i believe in it, because these are the obligations that we declare the symbol of faith, but there is another question. again, you and i know that this applies to any situation in christianity. what are we doing? we cover with love. yes, we understand that man is weak man. weak yes, the lord loves us in any way, which means that we, as it seems to me, must. well, at least strive to at least try to love too. yeah, people of any kind, especially dads, the question is always how to love?

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of the russian premier league winline rfpl heroes choose your superheroes now papa hurts when you don't bring your kids to him papa hurts. no, not you, sorry too. i just can't help it. and why does mikhail think that dad doesn’t hurt, that eugenia’s status to him is unknown to dad or not? yes, nothing in fact, but in reality not confirmed, even if dad tells you that it hurts, although he didn’t tell you, yeah, that means, even if he tells you, it’s not a fact that it is so. well, don't interrupt. say it again, this is it interesting idea. yeah, because maybe, but i'm mistaken, that it hurts him, maybe he says that for other reasons. ugh well done. maybe he wants to fix this,

at least the situation and make sure that i still have him more often, if only due to the fact that i sympathized with him. of course, i sympathize with him, but still do nothing. i can’t, that is, right now what can you do nothing? this is also a mistake. we'll talk about yours now. well, here 's the first one. you don't know what 's going on in other people's heads, even if they tell you something, it's a very thought that i would never have thought of myself. now this is really great. yes, it's good that we still didn't interrupt you. yes, and dali how is it for you? here. finish this thought. yes , great, and the younger brother. yes, this story is also important separately. you respond to you with pain. it is also important for me to separately consider you said, so my younger brother was forced to live with him and endure the presence of this woman is a lie. uh-huh it was your little brother's choice. he is 16 years old, 16 years old. the people here are ours

generations have already left home. eh, so they went somewhere back and forth. yeah, and people of the previous generation at the age of 16 already plowed. being built by bam and so on does not know that today's generation of 16 year olds is much more infantile much less mature your brother, if he wanted to leave, uh huh, he would have left. uh huh, yeah. and why, by the way, he didn’t go to his mother again, don’t interrupt, natalya, tell me, did you agree that my brother, if i wanted to leave already, i’m now thinking, again. you take me from a completely different point of view. great not in vain, just a professional. yes, i thought, in fact, because my brother had a choice, but just a good home, where to provide him back and forth on free bread or to go to you or something. yes, mom's choice, mom moved out to another apartment. the only thing is, and my mother felt sorry for herself, well, it turns out her son,

because she moved out to a odnushka. dad stayed at four. well, that is, brother, in fact, he made a choice in favor of comfort. yes. and you still feel sorry for him. yes, and you still have this and kostya to him and some kind of resentment yes, yours overload the nervous system, thank you, yes, that is. it would be unfair, mikhail , imagine, here is a large family, four children, and now dad stays with a new woman in a four-room apartment, and the boy has to go with his mother to a one-room apartment, not even honestly. and who decides? what is fair? do you even word justice? here, as it were, study what it is there two roots natalya , tell the etymological roots of this word. true uh-huh and the word to know, that is, to understand to know. good understanding of justice - is to know the truth. and the truth is, this is a description of reality as it is, cool, i didn’t think about it from this angle at all, but i understand that you are bad for the right, because

everything adds up. if you think about it, he really, after all, made a choice and his mother offered him, in fact, she said, but if you are uncomfortable, come to me, well, he said, that and a bigger bed. you see, mental suffering, that is, brother, he said that no matter how much i like to live with this woman, but he still remained there, yes, that is, the action was that he stayed? well, michael is pure mathematics. a. well, we are together. acquired property a quarter of the children gave birth to four children. this junior has not yet raised, he is 16 years old. you haven't raised him yet. and you have to raise them. that's why they are so infantile that we raised them with our children and help them. well, well , well. let's call something. but this is just your father, i can't imagine a situation that i don't have to insult me. uh, here, especially my paternity. that's why helping children is one thing, you know. raise good, by the way, you understand that how many more times i have three children. yes,

three, here's a good adviser for you. and you probably, honestly, do not support it, and the little peanut has only been learning to walk for 9 months, just super falls. what does the majority do? raise mothers passing by running. yes, you need what the crazy father does in the version of natalya. he comes up and gets on his knee next to him, gives a pen and says, come on, how beautiful you are. i will help you. here i am right here. i do not stand on the sidelines, i smoke indifferently. yes, but at the same time i do not drown in this child. yes, yes, quickly, quickly blow and knock on the floor three times. here from here. they are infantile with us, yes , that we raise them natalya, they helped to approach the child, but you don’t need to directly at all, but to say oh, how close you are here, as your mother did about yours, it means the youngest. come here, i 'll take you.